This led to a controversy between orthodox Marxists and moderate revisionists. Trotskyist, revisionists and other forms of left-wing communism are also seen as opportunism by Marxist-Leninists. These authors are called "revisionists" by scholars and organizations, such as ICTY. Among the foremost revisionists who expounded these views were Ziya Bunyadov and Farida Mamedova. He further denounced Mapai as creating a blood libel against the Revisionists. General Zionism was dominant among the middle class, which later aligned itself with the Revisionists. The Chinese routinely described the Soviets as "modern revisionists" through the 1960s. Mao insisted that these he labelled revisionists be removed through violent class struggle. Velikovsky's work has been harshly criticised, including even by some fellow chronological revisionists. He insisted that revisionists be removed through violent class struggle. Lobbying by HIAG and other revisionists produced some early successes. The Revisionists broke completely with Agency in 1935, but rejoined ZO in 1947. She wanted the revisionists ousted from the SPD. At odds with the "revisionists" of the CPGB, Birch left the party soon afterwards. Ian Jones-Quartey, one of the series' storyboard revisionists, however, added a face to the blast.