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Motivations in the Communist Movement
This chapter investigates the diverse motivations behind joining the communist movement in the early 20th century, focusing on marginalized groups like sexual minorities and Jewish individuals who found empowerment against oppression. It contrasts the romantic and scientific views of communism, examining the evolution of Marx's ideas and the implications of class struggle. Additionally, the chapter explores the interplay between communism and Christianity, revealing intriguing connections and their impact on political movements.