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'''Marxism–Leninism '''(alternatively known as '''State Marxism''', '''State Socialism''', or just '''Communism''') is an authoritarian to totalitarian, economically far left, usually culturally left, and internationalist ideology. It is based on Joseph Stalin's ideological synthesis of Orthodox Marxism and Leninism, although many Marxist-Leninist leaders, such as Fidel Castro and Nikita Khrushchev, opposed Joseph Stalin.
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