 "The Mail on Sunday (London, England)")
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Prince Dog-beater; VICIOUS: The Prince takes another swipe at the dog, above and inset LOSING HIS TEMPER: Edward strides towards the black labradors, who were fighting over the same pheasant, brandishing his wooden stick menacingly, before bringing it down with violent force SLINKING OFF: One of the labradors walks away, with Edward in pursuit.
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Byline: Miles Goslett
PRINCE EDWARD has been accused of animal cruelty after losing his temper and lashing out violently and repeatedly at his gundogs with a wooden stick.
The 44-year-old Prince reacted angrily when he saw two black labradors trying to grab hold of the same dead pheasant during a shoot at the Sandringham Royal Estate in Norfolk yesterday.
He approached the dogs with his shotgun tucked under his arm and a 4ft stick raised menacingly in the air.
He then brought it down sharply several times towards them. One of the dogs ran ...
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The Quest of Evolutionary Socialism: Eduard Bernstein and Social Democracy.
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Revisionism, past and present
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; ...the final goal, nothing," Eduard Bernstein, the great German social democrat...late 19th century. Ironically, Bernstein remains one of the few socialist...Marching, cautiously, under Bernstein's banner, the socialist, social...
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Gyorgy Petri. Petri Gyorgy osszegyujtott munkai I: Versek.(Book Review)
Magazine article from: World Literature Today
; ...jokingly, at other times in all seriousness. Take, for example, the phonetic poem-joke "Bernstein (Eduard) kikeredzkedik" (Eduard Bernstein wants to be excused) on page 504, which makes sense only to those readers who know something...
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Editorial
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; ...1890S German Social Democrat Eduard Bernstein claimed that class polarisation...assumptions of Marxism wrong.1 Bernstein developed his argument at a time...Today, more than a century after Bernstein introduced his revisionism, decades...
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Reprogramming democratic socialism. (Rethinking Social Democracy in Western Europe)
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; ...within a decade of its adoption by Eduard Bernstein (1850-1932) who not only wanted...capitalism embedded in the Programme. Bernstein was concerned to point to the...other hand the revisionists, like Bernstein, who wanted to bring the analysis...
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Loosening Labour's golden straitjacket
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Papa knew best. (David Shub)(Special Issue: The Revolution That Failed)
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; ...ambiguous role in the Kornilov coup of August 1917. Eduard A. Shevardnadze invited comparison with an older and...tamizdat, as a gymnasium student in Vilnius; he absorbed Eduard Bernstein's evolutionary socialism on his first trip (via Berlin...
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Wealth and worth.
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; ...of capitalism--the German Revisionists, such as Eduard Bernstein, or the British Fabians, such as Sidney and Beatrice...thinkers. They were creatures of their times, as were Bernstein and the Webbs. Two other omissions stand out. Lenin...
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Socialism, Past and Future
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