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The Memorial House of the Bulgarian Communist Party on mount Buzludzha anunusual structure, known locally as "the Saucer" has fallen into disrepair since the fall of the Communist regime in 1989, although it remains a popular site for graffiti artists.

A monument is seen near the Memorial House of the Bulgarian Communist Party on mount Buzludzha.(Stoyan Nenov/Reuters)

Photographers take pictures inside the crumbling main hall of the Memorial House of the Bulgarian Communist Party.(Stoyan Nenov/Reuters)

The monument is now a crumbling and decaying reminder of Bulgaria's past.(Stoyan Nenov/Reuters)

A mosaic is pictured inside the Memorial House of the Bulgarian Communist Party.(Stoyan Nenov/Reuters)

Murals of (L-R) Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels and Vladimir Lenin are seen inside the crumbling main hall of the Memorial House of the Bulgarian Communist Party.(Stoyan Nenov/Reuters)

The monument still provides spectacular views of Bulgaria's countryside.(Stoyan Nenov/Reuters)

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Christianity and socialism
A Christian #39;s view on why socialism and communism are evil and not the plan of God.

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Emily Benn (centre), pictured with her uncle Hilary Benn, currently the Shadow Communities Secretary, and grandfather Tony Benn in 2007.

HE was renowned as an outspoken champion of socialism, loved by the Left.

But former Bristol South East MP Tony Benn's granddaughter got a shock when she took an online quiz calledWhich British Prime Minister Are You? - only to be toldshe was closest to his arch-nemesis,Margaret Thatcher.

Emily Benn is aLabour councillor in Londonand wasone of the party's youngest candidates in the 2010 General Election.

But after taking the quiz on website BuzzFeedOn Facebook, the 25-year-old made a shock revelation, saying:"I got Margaret Thatcher."

The quizincludes probing political multi-choicequestions suchasWhich Peep Show Character would you invite for dinner, choose your favouriteJames Bond and select a Kanye Westlyric.

Under "Choose some bling", participants could choose between a watch, set of pearls, bracelet, a set of earrings, a ring or a monocle.

For another question, they are asked "All you need is?", with the options of love, money, family, glory, power or a nice country home.

Explaining the shock result, Ms Benn said: "I blame the 'bling' question, as I naturally opted for the double row of pearls.

"Or perhaps the 'all I want is a nice large country home'?"

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This is how politics actually works. Stop voting against yourselves. http://www.constitutionalwar.org/

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