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[[File:Enver Hoxha (portret).jpg|thumb|[[Enver Hoxha|Enver Hoxha,]] the namesake of Hoxhaism]] | [[File:Enver Hoxha (portret).jpg|thumb|[[Enver Hoxha|Enver Hoxha,]] the namesake of Hoxhaism]] | ||
'''Hoxhaism''' is a term used to refer to followers of [[Enver Hoxha]] and the [[Party of Labor of Albania]] more broadly. The degree of support Hoxha's adherents provide to him differs wildly, with some ( | '''Hoxhaism''' is a term used to refer to followers of [[Enver Hoxha]] and the [[Party of Labor of Albania]] more broadly. The degree of support Hoxha's adherents provide to him differs wildly, with some (often self-described as [[Communist International (Stalinist–Hoxhaists)|"Stalinists–Hoxhaists"]])<ref>[http://ciml.250x.com/enverclass.html "Enver Hoxha — The 5th Classic of Marxism–Leninism"]. ''Communist International (Stalinists–Hoxhaists)''.</ref> even regarding him as a [[Classics of Marxism|foundational figure]] of [[Marxism]], while others (e.g. the [[American Party of Labor]]) perceive him as merely a consistent and stalwart follower of [[Joseph Stalin]] and other revolutionary theorists without world-historical theoretical importance,<ref>[https://www.americanpartyoflabor.com/our-history "Our History"]. American Party of Labor.<br><small><blockquote>"Our Party is based on scientific socialism as formulated by the classics of Marxism; '''Karl Marx''', '''Frederick Engels''', '''Vladimir Lenin''', and '''Joseph Stalin''', and enriched by figures such as '''''Enver Hoxha''''', '''Che Guevara''', '''Ho Chi Minh''', and '''Kwame Nkrumah''', as well as countless other revolutionaries that have dedicated their lives to the defeat of capitalism and imperialism and the advancement of socialism." [Italics added]</blockquote></small></ref> both camps failing to sufficiently [[Criticism|criticize]] his errors. Many [[Marxism–Leninism|Marxist–Leninists]] regard Hoxha to be an [[Opportunism|opportunist]] and [[Revisionism|revisionist]], and consider his many of his modern followers to make similar deviations.<ref>Philip Kovalchik and Juno Quinn (August 6, 2024). ''[https://www.communistlabor.org/against-hoxha.html Against Hoxha]''. communistlabor.org. </ref> | ||
The term Hoxhaism is also erroneously used by many revisionists to attack [[Anti-revisionism|anti-revisionist]] Marxist–Leninists, including those who oppose Hoxha. | The term Hoxhaism is also erroneously used by many revisionists to attack [[Anti-revisionism|anti-revisionist]] Marxist–Leninists, including those who oppose Hoxha. | ||
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Hoxhaism is a term used to refer to followers of Enver Hoxha and the Party of Labor of Albania more broadly. The degree of support Hoxha's adherents provide to him differs wildly, with some (often self-described as "Stalinists–Hoxhaists")[1] even regarding him as a foundational figure of Marxism, while others (e.g. the American Party of Labor) perceive him as merely a consistent and stalwart follower of Joseph Stalin and other revolutionary theorists without world-historical theoretical importance,[2] both camps failing to sufficiently criticize his errors. Many Marxist–Leninists regard Hoxha to be an opportunist and revisionist, and consider his many of his modern followers to make similar deviations.[3]
The term Hoxhaism is also erroneously used by many revisionists to attack anti-revisionist Marxist–Leninists, including those who oppose Hoxha.
See also
- International Conference of Marxist–Leninist Parties and Organizations
- Communist International (Stalinist–Hoxhaists)
- Neo-revisionism
References
- ↑ "Enver Hoxha — The 5th Classic of Marxism–Leninism". Communist International (Stalinists–Hoxhaists).
- ↑ "Our History". American Party of Labor.
"Our Party is based on scientific socialism as formulated by the classics of Marxism; Karl Marx, Frederick Engels, Vladimir Lenin, and Joseph Stalin, and enriched by figures such as Enver Hoxha, Che Guevara, Ho Chi Minh, and Kwame Nkrumah, as well as countless other revolutionaries that have dedicated their lives to the defeat of capitalism and imperialism and the advancement of socialism." [Italics added]
- ↑ Philip Kovalchik and Juno Quinn (August 6, 2024). Against Hoxha. communistlabor.org.