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In [[Lenin|Leninist]] theory, a '''united front''' is a coalition of [[left-wing]] "working class" forces which put forward a common set of demands and share a common plan of action, but which do not subordinate themselves to the front, retaining their abilities for independent political action and continuing to hold different political programmes.
In [[Lenin|Leninist]] theory, a '''united front''' is a coalition of [[left-wing]] "working class" forces which put forward a common set of demands and share a common plan of action, but which do not subordinate themselves to the front, retaining their abilities for independent political action and continuing to hold different political programs.
The related concept of a [[popular front]] refers to a broader coalition, which can even include so-called "[[bourgeois]]" forces, even [[liberal]]s. Communists 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.
==United States==
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