![]() ![]() ![]() Marxism is an analytical lenses that is not static and rigid in character but scientific and dialectical, and allows us to interpret history through dialectical and historical materialism, and apply revolutionary tactics to the current material conditions. Hoxha himself denounced many attempts to build socialism in other countries for not following his rigid line of Marxism-Leninism, such as the workers’ revolutions in Czechoslovakia and Hungary, which Hoxha and Hoxhaists denounce as “counter-revolutionary”, “reactionary”, and even “fascist”, despite the tanks being sent in not by proletarian internationalist Joseph Stalin, but by revisionist social-imperialist Nikita Kruschev, to crush grassroots labor councils pushing for proletarian organs of power rather than a bureaucratic monopoly on all organization. ![]() The first major flaw of Hoxhaism is its ultra-dogmatic anti-revisionist line that goes against the scientific character of Marxism in favor of sectarianism. Hoxhaists generally believe in the key Maoist theories of protracted people’s war and Soviet social-imperialism, while rejecting Mao Zedong and Maoism as revisionist, mostly due to his Three Worlds Theory and his meeting with Richard Nixon in 1972 (and consequential opening of China). Hoxhaism is a self-proclaimed staunchly anti-revisionist line that follows the same line as Joseph Stalin of the USSR and Enver Hoxha of Albania. ![]()
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