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Alexandra Kolontai

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Jay Dyer references Kolontai's work as an example of Bolshevik ideology that attempted to revolutionize social forces.

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  1. Jay cites Alexandra Kolontai as expressing a revolutionary ideology that targets nature and human nature.

  2. Jay Dyer discusses Alexandra Kolontai's role in Bolshevism and her promotion of progressive social policies that contributed to societal issues under Stalin.

  3. Jay Dyer references Kolontai's work as an example of Bolshevik ideology that attempted to revolutionize social forces.

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communism
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Aldous Huxley

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