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'''Georgi Dimitrov''' (1882 - 1949) was a Bulgarian [[Marxism-Leninism|Marxist-Leninist]]. He is most notable and significant to Infrared for his explicit and correct class analysis of [[fascism]], which he called "the open terrorist dictatorship of capital", and for successfully defending himself in court against the [[National Socialism|Nazi Party]], who accused him of plotting the Reichstag firebombing of 1933. | '''Georgi Dimitrov''' (1882 - 1949) was a [[Bulgarian]] [[Marxism-Leninism|Marxist-Leninist]]. He is most notable and significant to [[Infrared]] for his explicit and correct class analysis of [[fascism]], which he called "the open terrorist dictatorship of capital", and for successfully defending himself in court against the [[National Socialism|Nazi Party]], who accused him of plotting the Reichstag firebombing of 1933. | ||
Dimitrov advocated for a People's Front of all popular democratic forces against fascism, which was key to victory in the [[Great Patriotic War]]. | |||
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Georgi Dimitrov (1882 - 1949) was a Bulgarian Marxist-Leninist. He is most notable and significant to Infrared for his explicit and correct class analysis of fascism, which he called "the open terrorist dictatorship of capital", and for successfully defending himself in court against the Nazi Party, who accused him of plotting the Reichstag firebombing of 1933.
Dimitrov advocated for a People's Front of all popular democratic forces against fascism, which was key to victory in the Great Patriotic War.