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ust over twenty years separates the upheavals that communist movements across the world faced in 1968 and the endgame of the Soviet era. The events of 1968 can, in retrospect, be seen as the final decisive turning point in the history of communism in the twentieth century. This third issue of Twentieth Century Communism explores how communist parties and movements responded to (or struggled to engage with) the crises and opportunities of 1968.