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political honor, my honor as a revolutionary. I am defending my
Communist ideology, my ideals. I am defending the content and significance of my whole life. For these reasons every word which I say in this court is a part of me, each phrase is the expression of my deep indignation against the unjust accusation, against the putting of this anti-Communist crime, the burning of the Reichstag, to the account of the Communists.
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Dimitrov, Tanev, and Popov because of insufficient evidence to connect them to what the judge was convinced was a conspiracy to burn down the Reichstag. The three Bulgarians
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I admit that my tone is hard and grim. The struggle of my life has always been hard and grim. My tone is frank and open. I am used to calling a spade a spade. I am no lawyer appearing before this court in the mere way of his profession. I am defending myself, an accused
Communist. I am defending my
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I have never seen such a magnificent exhibition of moral courage. The man was not only brave but reckless, and selflessly so. Whenever he got to his feet, he would by force of his personality place the court, the prosecutors, the German audience, and the Nazis on the
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instead. The resulting rift between Stalin and Tito in 1948 gave the
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2000:, who had held the position since 1923. Finally, in 1934, Stalin chose Dimitrov to head the international organization. At this point, Tzvetan Todorov writes, Dimitrov "became part of the Soviet leader's inner circle."
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Comintern's General Secretary. His impassioned anti-fascist speeches at the Congress were transcribed and published in a September 1935 pamphlet,
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2484:Primary School Escuela Primaria Jorge Dimitrov in
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2875:. Harmondsworth, Middlesex: Penguin. p. 201.
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3486:A Better Tomorrow: The Georgi Dimitrov Mausoleum
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2977:City Lawyer: The Autobiography of a Law Practice
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2998:Seaver, Edwin; McKown, Robin (26 August 1942).
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2952:. New York: The Viking Press, 1965. p. 188
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3204:Yugoslavia: A History of Its Demise
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2979:. Simon and Schuster. p. 363.
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3296:. Knopf Doubleday. p. 254.
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