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The 41 pages that link to Maoism, each with the reason it gives.

• Cultural RevolutionRelated: Mao’s theories supplied the language of permanent revolution used to justify the campaign.

• Khmer RougeRelated: The Khmer Rouge drew on Maoist ideas but adapted them to Cambodia’s rural revolution.

• LeninismRelated: It adapted Leninist party and revolution models to China’s largely rural society.

• Democratic KampucheaRelated: Maoist ideas influenced the Khmer Rouge’s agrarian policies, though the regime had its own doctrines.

• Cahiers du cinémaRelated: Some Cahiers writers embraced Maoism during the magazine’s radical political period after 1968.

• Pol PotRelated: Pol Pot’s movement drew on revolutionary ideas associated with Maoism while developing its own extreme program.

• RevisionismRelated: Maoist movements used revisionism to denounce Soviet policy and rival communist parties.

• Socialism in One CountryRelated: Its later development showed how communist states adapted revolutionary doctrine to national conditions.

• Jiangxi SovietRelated: The base became an early setting for strategies later associated with Maoism.

• Nuon CheaRelated: It offers a comparison for the revolutionary ideas associated with Nuon Chea and the Khmer Rouge.

• İbrahim KaypakkayaRelated: Its emphasis on peasant revolution and protracted people’s war informed Kaypakkaya’s politics.

• Socialist patriotismRelated: Chinese revolutionary politics joined socialist transformation to national liberation and unity.

• History of CommunismRelated: It adapted communist revolutionary strategy to a predominantly rural society.

• Revolutionary operaRelated: The operas dramatized Maoist ideals through exemplary characters and class-centered conflicts.