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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 phenomenon existed among the revolutionary mobs in Paris during the French Revolution, coined the Scissors Strategy by Miguel A. Faria.<ref>July 15, 2004. [https://archive.vn/rCrI https://www.haciendapublishing.com/articles/bastille-day-and-french-revolution-part-i-ancien-r%C3%A9gime-and-storming-bastille Bastille Day And The French Revolution (Part I): The Ancien Régime and the Storming of the Bastille]. ''Hacienda Publishing''. Retrieved December 16, 2022.</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>July 15, 2004. [https://archive.vn/rCrI https://www.haciendapublishing.com/articles/bastille-day-and-french-revolution-part-i-ancien-r%C3%A9gime-and-storming-bastille Bastille Day And The French Revolution (Part I): The Ancien Régime and the Storming of the Bastille]. ''Hacienda Publishing''. Retrieved December 16, 2022.</ref>

==Theory==

==Theory==