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The Commutator Subgroup, also known as the Derived subgroup, is the subgroup generated by all commutators of a group, capturing the essence of how non-abelian a group is. It plays a crucial role in understanding the Structure of a group, as it is the Smallest normal subgroup for which the Quotient Group is abelian, reflecting the group's 'abelianization'.
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