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The Communist Party in Germany claimed that the Social Democrats were 'twins' and 'the main pillar' of Fascism. Even till 1935 - refusing to work together and saying that the 'fight against Fascism must be fought against Social Democracy'. How fatal was this? How did later communists comment?

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The 'Marxist Approach' towards history with a focus on class-struggle is famous and reasonably popular in academia. But what are other ways to look at history that contrast with that approach? What are they called?

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The Communist Party in Germany claimed that the Social Democrats were 'twins' and 'the main pillar' of Fascism. Even till 1935 - refusing to work together and saying that the 'fight against Fascism must be fought against Social Democracy'. How fatal was this? How did later communists comment?	2044
The 'Marxist Approach' towards history with a focus on class-struggle is famous and reasonably popular in academia. But what are other ways to look at history that contrast with that approach? What are they called?	43