komunistický

The term "komunistické" is the Czech and Slovak adjective derived from "komunismus," meaning communism. It refers to anything related to the political ideology and movement that advocates for a classless society in which the means of production are owned communally and private property is nonexistent or severely curtailed. In practice, "komunistické" can describe political parties, governments, economic systems, or social ideals associated with communism.

Historically, the term has been applied to states that were governed by communist parties, such as the former Czechoslovakia and the Soviet Union. These states often featured centrally planned economies, single-party rule, and state control over various aspects of public life. "Komunistické" policies might have included nationalization of industries, collectivization of agriculture, and extensive social welfare programs, alongside restrictions on political freedoms and dissent.

In contemporary usage, "komunistické" can still refer to active communist parties or ideologies in various parts of the world. It can also be used in a descriptive or analytical context to discuss historical events, political systems, or philosophical ideas related to communism. The term carries significant historical weight and can evoke a wide range of associations, from revolutionary ideals to authoritarian regimes, depending on the context and perspective.