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	'''Left communism''', also known as '''left-wing communism''',{{Efn\|[[Leninism\|Leninists]] put the "left" in left communism in scare quotes as they oppose the view that it represents a left-wing tendency, and is instead effectively rightist in content.}} composes a number of separate tendencies which emerged in the 20th century as a "leftist" opposition to the line of the [[Comintern]] and [[Marxism–Leninism]].		'''Left communism''', also known as '''left-wing communism''' or the '''communist left''',{{Efn\|[[Leninism\|Leninists]] put the "left" in left communism in scare quotes as they oppose the view that it represents a left-wing tendency, and is instead effectively rightist in content.}} composes a number of separate tendencies which emerged in the 20th century as a "leftist" opposition to the line of the [[Comintern]] and [[Marxism–Leninism]].

	Left communism is composed of two main schools of thought — '''German-Dutch left''' communism, also known as [[council communism]], and '''Italian left''' communism, also known as [[Bordigism]]. These tendencies share common features like opposition to [[bourgeois democracy\|bourgeois democratic]] elections, [[United front\|united fronts]], and rejection of the notion of a [[lower stage of socialism]].		Left communism is composed of two main schools of thought — '''German-Dutch left''' communism, also known as [[council communism]], and '''Italian left''' communism, also known as [[Bordigism]]. These tendencies share common features like opposition to [[bourgeois democracy\|bourgeois democratic]] elections, [[United front\|united fronts]], and rejection of the notion of a [[lower stage of socialism]].

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'''Left communism''', also known as '''left-wing communism''',{{Efn|[[Leninism|Leninists]] put the "left" in left communism in scare quotes as they oppose the view that it represents a left-wing tendency, and is instead effectively rightist in content.}} composes a number of separate tendencies which emerged in the 20th century as a "leftist" opposition to the line of the [[Comintern]] and [[Marxism–Leninism]].

Left communism is composed of two main schools of thought — '''German-Dutch left''' communism, also known as [[council communism]], and '''Italian left''' communism, also known as [[Bordigism]]. These tendencies share common features like opposition to [[bourgeois democracy|bourgeois democratic]] elections, [[United front|united fronts]], and rejection of the notion of a [[lower stage of socialism]].
==See also==
* [[Ultra-leftism]]
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