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Eduard Tarnawski Geslowska 
The Communism after the Communism [EDUARD TARNAWSKI] Univerritat International de Cake/11,1p It may be true that there are not differences between the proposals made by the liberals, who insist on the orthodoxy of the market, and the social democrats who intend to set up some reforms in order to keep the social peace and the political stability, conditions they consider necessary to reach the economical prosperity. However, the incorporation of the ex-communists, and not only in Eastern Europe, as a political force in favour of capitalism leads us to think again about some subjects which were thought to have already been solved. If the ex communists can build the capitalism, we can easily reach the following conclusion: Firstly, that the real socialism and its political class did not adjust to the description given by the official theory, and had nothing to do with the Occidental sovietology. Secondly, since capitalism has no difficulties in integrating the ex communists, it cannot be what their most faithful advocates may have imagined. So, seeing the Eastern Europe ex communists in the van of the capitalism demonstrates that the capitalism and the communism nature has not been revealed yet.
