How did Gide perceive Communism in the early 1930s?
He was sympathetic to it
He was strongly against it
He was unsure about it
He was apathetic towards it
Answer
Gide was sympathetic to Communism in the early 1930s. He was a supporter of the Soviet Union, and he believed that Communism would bring about a better world. He wrote several articles and essays in support of Communism, and he even visited the Soviet Union in 1936. However, Gide's views on Communism changed after his visit to the Soviet Union.
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