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The Red New Deal
rednewdealbook.com
A book presented as a first-hand account of life under real-world socialism in the USSR and a warning about modern pro-socialist trends.
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The Red New Deal is presented as a book offering a first-hand account of life under real-world socialism in the USSR and a warning about modern pro-socialist trends in Western democracies, for readers seeking that perspective.
Offering: a book presented as a first-hand account of life under real-world socialism in the USSR.
Audience: readers seeking the book and its stated perspective on socialism and political trends.
Format: the site includes a contact page for The Red New Deal.
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- 700Public URLs discovered
- 10Pages sampled
- 33URL clusters inferred
- 213Observed internal links
- 2URL depth p90
- 1Sitemaps read
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- who-we-help
- books-for-college-students-about-socialism
- book-club-socialism-book
- socialism-vs-freedom-book
- daily-life-in-soviet-union-book
- soviet-union-memoir
- books-critical-of-socialism
- book-for-parents-about-socialism
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