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The Road to Serfdom | Characters & Character Analysis

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The Road to Serfdom Important People

Alexis de Tocqueville

De Tocqueville was a famous philosopher and writer of the 1800s. He strongly supports democracy and individual freedom. He is opposed to socialism because it restricts individual freedom.

Max Eastman

Eastman is a friend of Lenin. He describes Stalinism as more brutal than fascism and claims that Stalinism and socialism are one and the same.

Adam Smith

Smith is a 19th century British economist. Author of the Wealth of Nations, he is a strong promoter of laissez-faire economics and opposes socialism.

Karl Marx

Marx is a German philosopher and economist who is the author of Capital. The book is not a blueprint for socialism or communism; it is an analysis of capitalism. It looks at capitalism in terms of worker exploitation and profits going to a capitalist class that isn't entitled to them.

Adolph Hitler

Hitler is the fascist leader of Germany, which led to the conflict of World War II. Fascism also involved market planning and less...
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