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The related concept of a [[popular front]] refers to a broader coalition, which can even include so-called "[[bourgeois]]" forces, even [[liberal]]s. [[Communist]]s created united fronts when they found common ground with other like-minded groups.
The related concept of a [[popular front]] refers to a broader coalition, which can even include so-called "[[bourgeois]]" forces, even [[liberal]]s. [[Communist]]s created united fronts when they found common ground with other like-minded groups.
Although the theory was coined by Lenin, a similar pheonomenon existed among the revolutionary mobs in Paris during the French Revolution, coined the Scissors Strategy by Miguel A. Faria.<ref>https://www.haciendapublishing.com/articles/bastille-day-and-french-revolution-part-i-ancien-r%C3%A9gime-and-storming-bastille</ref>
Although the theory was coined by Lenin, a similar phenomenon existed among the revolutionary mobs in Paris during the French Revolution, coined the Scissors Strategy by Miguel A. Faria.<ref>https://www.haciendapublishing.com/articles/bastille-day-and-french-revolution-part-i-ancien-r%C3%A9gime-and-storming-bastille</ref>
==Theory==
The Marxist revolutionary theory of forming a united front is to create a community of common revolutionary interests with activists of various movements unhappy with the existing [[social]] or [[political]] order and demand revolutionary change. Many of these activists may not agree with the end views of revolutionary Marxism, however they are willing to take to the streets to achieve transformational change by "whatever it takes". For example, marrying "tree huggers" to the "anti-war" or "anti-racism" movement.
==United States==
==United States==