Fall of the New Class: A History of Communism's Self-Destruction - Milovan Djilas - Hardcove... Book

	Introduction
1	The Development of my Political Thinking	3
2	The Yugoslav Revolution and the Soviet Union	27
	Jajce 1943	27
	I Encounter the Leader of the Land of Dreams	37
3	First Signs of Falling Out	48
4	Differences with Moscow	61
5	Confrontation with Moscow	87
6	Criticism of the Soviet System	108
	Stalin Goes in Circles	118
7	To Have a Personal Opinion in the Communist Party is Dangerous	142
	The Closed Circle of the Privileged	145
8	The New Class	167
	Prelude	167
	The New Class	174
9	Leaders	203
	On Leaders Generally	203
	On Stalin	210
	Stalin's Personality	210
	Stalin, Lenin's Heir	213
	Stalin's Shadow over His Heirs	229
	Lenin, Heir to the Cult of Stalin	232
	Postulates on Stalin	235
	Stalin's Communism	236
	Mao: Genius of Guerrilla Revolution	243
	Tito: The State as Personal Power	246
10	Power and Dissidents	254
	Causes of Dissent in the Countries of Eastern Europe	254
	Creativity in Dogma	257
	On the "New Left"	263
	Literature as Never-Ending Punishment	270
	Prisons and the Sea	274
	Bureaucratic Nationalism	277
	Gorbachev's Leninist Illusions	280
	The Kremlin's Palace-Party Putsch	282
11	The End in Grief and Shame	287
	The Fate of Marxism	287
	Communism and the Working Class	294
	The End in Grief and Shame	302
	A Biographical Note on the Author	325
	In Lieu of an Epilogue	329
	Remarks by the Editor	337
	Translator's Notes	339
	Index	363