Difference between revisions of "Speech codes"

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Speech codes are restrictions on free speech typical of totalitarian regimes such as Nazi Germany, the Soviet Union and Communist China.

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−	'''Speech codes''' are restrictions on [[free speech]] typical of [[totalitarian]] ~~fascist or socialist~~ regimes such as [[Nazi Germany]], the [[Soviet Union]] and [[Communist China]].	+	'''Speech codes''' are restrictions on [[free speech]] typical of [[totalitarian]] regimes such as [[Nazi Germany]], the [[Soviet Union]] and [[Communist China]].