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22 March, 10:17

How did mao zedong's ideology differ from that of karl marx?

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    Karl marx and his fellow writer Engel believed that revolution should start from below, by proletariat coming together, while Maoism recruited the urban population, red army and students. Marxism did not beleive in violent take over but maoism did, which led to him killing millions of people.
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