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  • File Name: CSSUi.76vi.html
    Modified: 31 July 2017
    Title: Class Struggles in the USSR: 1917-1923 -- Bib. & Index
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    Lavr, 105, 206n Kosior, L. V., 310, 429 Kozlovsky, Ge.A. N., 363 Krassin, L. B., 430 Krestinsky, N. N., 302, 390   page 550  Kronstadt uprising, 233, 242, 265,         267, 307, 325, 356, 398   described, 362-66   effects of, 402-3   "war communism" and, 455-56 Kropotkin, Peter, 527 Krupskaya, Nadezhda, 43, 169         70, 299 Kulaks   agrarian communes and, 228   Engels on, 249n   income of, 244-45   middle peasants in fight         against, 225, 230, 284-85   new mir and, 236-37   poor peasants in fight against,         221, 222, 350, 351   See also: Mir   Labor, militarization of, 34, 384         88, 390, 455 Labor army, 188 Labor camps, 207n   established, 285-86   present population of, 12 Labor Code (RSFSR), 173 Labor desertion, 187, 188 Labor discipline, 34, 176-89   coercive measures, 184-89   Communist work and, 198-202   ideological class struggle and,         176-81   "left Communists" and, 375   socialist discipline and, 198         200   trade-union role in, 181-85   under "war communism,"         454-55 Labor mobilization, 183, 184,         186-88   Lamonov, A., 364 Land   decree on (1917), 210-11, 219   drop in uncultivated, 240   held by poor and middle peas-         ants, 238-39   household holdings in, 215-16   law on socialization of, 211   lost to Germany, 373   mir and, 213-14, 217   multiparcelization of, 237   peasant struggle for, 82, 84-90;         see also Democratic rev-         olution   recovered, 246n-47n   revolution and peasant hold-         ings in, 237-38 Land associations, decree on,         235-37 Land Committees, 76-77 Larin, M. A., 154 Lassalle, F., 117 Latvia, 372 "League of Struggle for the         Emancipation of the         Working Class" (group),         115, 120 "Left Communists," 156, 158,         174, 326n, 384, 393n   lack of realism of, 379n   state capitalism and, 372, 374         78, 468 Left opportunism, 413 Leftist-righffst opportunism,         34-35 Legal Marxism, struggle against,         115 Lenin, Vladimir Ilich, 21, 30, 53n,         57-60, 63n   balance sheet drawn up by,         437-38   page 551      changes in conception of         NEP, 477-505     mistakes of "war com-         munism," 451-63     in period of "war com-         munism," 439-50     on state capitalism, 464-76   campaigns for insurrection, 90n   and countryside class relations     change in policy, 233-35,         255-57     former social relations in,         212-13     land question, 211, 245n     and middle peasants, 224         32, 351-55     mir and, 215     poor peasants and, 220-23   and dictatorship of proletariat     on bourgeois-proletarian re-         lations, 135     hegemony of class and, 127n     and limits of possible action,         95-96     military power and, 126n         27n     and party need to strengthen,         see Dictatorship of         proletariat -- Bolshevik         Party relations with     social classes defined by,         139-40     soviet organs and,104-6,110     and struggle to build party,         120-25     as system of power, 97-99     worker-peasant alliance and,         99-103   economism opposed by, 33, 35,         39-43   in February-October(1917), 75       breakdown in bourgeois         peasant collaboration         and, 80-81     and dual power, 72     forecast of April and, 84     insurrection, 82, 83     intraparty struggle, 369-72     national movements and, 86     and peasant revolt, 82     on revolutionary defensism,         79-80     on winning confidence         of peasants, 85   going against the tide, 414   illness of, 416-18, 432n   and independence of state         machine, 329, 337     class character of, 330-31,         338-41, 343   in intraparty struggles, 119, 345     Brest-Litovsk and, 372-74     close of debate with 1920 op-         positions, 396-401     in February-October (1917),         369-72     on foreign-trade monopoly,         416-19     ideological struggle, 368, 369     "left Communists" and state         capitalism, 375-77     mass line and administrative         centralism, 428-31     military opposition and, 382     nationalities question, 380,         381, 419-28     opposes Trotsky and Bukha-         rin, 389-92, 413     problem of appointment of         officials, 405-8     subjection of trade unions to         state machine, 384, 386   page 552  Lenin, Vladimir Ilich   in intraparty struggles (con.    undeclared oppositions and,         416-18     and workers on Central         Committee, 383     and Workers' Opposition,         388-89, 402-10   letters of, 311, 321-25, 328n,         433n   Marxism of, 49n, 345-46, 358         59, 477, 519-21     and theoretical struggle for         primacy of, 114-17     on theory and practice, 113,         131n   and ownership of means of         production, 21, 22   on Politburo, 302   on politics, 252   and productive forces, 24   on Russia, 69   and slogan "All Power to the         Soviets," 411-12   state capitalism and,464-75,         476n, 487   "Testament" of, 429, 431,         434n-35n   and town class relations     on capital, 205n     and capital as social relation,         156     expropriations and, 144-45     labor discipline and,177-80,         185     managerial technicians and,         156     mass line and, 191-92     new production relations         and, 196-201     resistance of working class to           state bourgeoisie, 167-68     rightist-leftist extremism         and, 159     role of party and working         class, 358-59     state capitalism and, 154-55,         157     Taylor system and, 174     technicians and, 154, 161,         164, 203n     workers' control and, 145         48, 150, 153, 203n     and workers as party mem-         bers, 195   and transformation of organs of         power and administra-         tive apparatus, 251, 288     administrative apparatus,         271-74     anarchists and, 264-65     Bolshevik Party transformed,         292-93, 295-99,         302-25     bourgeois parties and, 258         61, 266-69     and central government or         gans, 256, 289n     Cheka and, 284-85     Red Army and, 280 Leninism, 358, 359, 469-75 Leninist, term, defined, 125, 132n Lindenberg, Daniel, 169 Lithuania, 372 Livonia, 373 Lunacharsky, A. V., 169, 170 Luxemburg, Rosa, 86, 343, 359   Makharadze, F. Y., 427 Makhno, Nestor, 265 Mamontov, General, 279   page 553  Management, collective, re-         jected, 406; see also         Technicians Mao Tse-tung, 48n, 129n, 326n   on correct ideas, 198   going against the tide, 414   on having several parties,         289n-90n   on leadership, 62   on need for an army, 290n-91n Martov, Y. O., 121, 266 Marx, Karl, 115, 470   and cooperation, 489-90   defines capitalist class, 44   economism and, 43, 473-74   and educational system, 169   and indicators of social condi-         tions, 137   Jacobinism and, 343   on necessity of revolution, 177   and ownership of means of         production, 21, 22   on Paris Commune, 164   and peasant war and working         class movement, 496   and political forms, 251   and production relations, 21,         163, 208n-9n, 333, 334,         459, 492   and productive forces, 24, 52n   on proletariat, 359   reestablishing contact with         thought of, 49n   and Russia, 214, 215, 218, 245,         246n   state and, 460-61   on workers' cooperatives, 529n Marxism, 190   abandoned, 11   in Bolshevik Party, 292, 342,         345, 410-11     bourgeois ideology and, 50n   and constitution of proletariat         as dominant class, 190,         191   "democratic" parties and de-         velopment of, 270   dialectical development of, 119   as economism, 16, 46   emerging conceptions in         conflict with, 159   fresh vigor in, 47-48, 49n   and ideological obstacles to         transforming social rela-         tions, 519   of Kautsky, 470   of Lenin, see Lenin, Vladimir         Ilich   and political obstacles to dic-         tatorship of proletariat,         528   proletarian revolution and rev-         olutionary, 113, 114   revisionism and, 19-20; see         also Revisionism   sclerotic, 47   struggle for primacy of, in labor         movement, 114-18   theses of, congealed, 20-32 Mass line, 191-93, 493-95, 515,         517 Mdivani, B., 427 Means of production, 529n   bourgeois loss of power and         loss of control over, 136   collective control over, 44   in mir, 244   owned by poor peasants, 244   See also State ownership Mensheviks, 24, 190   changes in trade unions and,         184   page 554  Mensheviks (con

  • File Name: CSSUii.77ii.html
    Modified: 31 July 2017
    Title: Class Struggles in the USSR: 1923-1930
  • 2 Occurence(s) of the search term lawDescription:
    This found expression in his statements of July 1928, page 116 particularly his report to the Leningrad Party organization on the results of the plenum held at the beginning of that mont.In this report Stalin acknowledged that the procurement crisis had not ended in March, and that in April-June it had been necessary to extend the emergency measures to the point of taking from the emergency stocks held by the peasants, with, as the result, "renewed recourse to emergency measures, the arbitrary administrative measures, the infringements of revolutionary law, the house-to-house visitations, the unlawful searches and so on . . ." Having described these measures and the form they had taken, Stalin added that they had "worsened the political situation in the country and created a threat to the bond (between the workers and the peasants)."[91] Dealing with the same problem, the resolution adopted by the July 1928 plenum noted the "discontent among certain strata of the peasantry, expressed in demonstrations against the arbitrary administrative measures adopted in a number of regions."[92]     Nine months later, to be sure, at the plenum of April 1929, when Stalin attacked Bukharin for the first time before the CC,[93] he again spoke of the need to resort to emergency measures, asserting that these measures were "backed by the popular support of the middle- and poor-peasant masses,"[94] a claim that was not confirmed by the actual way in which procurement was carried out in the months that followe.     Thus, Stalin's appreciations of the class consequences of the emergency measures varied a great dea

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    Modified: 31 July 2017
    Title: Class Struggles in the USSR: 1923-1930
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  • File Name: CSSUii.77iv.html
    Modified: 31 July 2017
    Title: Class Struggles in the USSR: 1923-1930
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    If we could provide all the unemployed with means of production there would never need to be unemployment in the Soviet Union."[34]     This way of arguing is, of course, surprising when it comes from "Marxist.It provokes the question why it was that, for centuries, countries even "poorer" than the Soviet Union of 1927 did not know unemployment, and what "economic law" dictates that a certain amount of investment is needed as the condition for "creating" a job.[35]     However, the majority in the CC, no less than the opposition, accepted this way of arguin.In varying forms we see it in operation in several of Stalin's pronouncement

  • File Name: CSSUii.77v.html
    Modified: 31 July 2017
    Title: Class Struggles in the USSR: 1923-1930
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    In 1926 the discussion on this subject was broadene.It revolved mainly around Preobrazhensky's book The New Economics,[58] which Bukharin subjected to a series of critical articles, one of the most important of which appeared in Pravda under the title: "The 'law of Primitive Socialist Accumulation,' or Why We Should Not Replace Lenin by Preobrazhensky."[59]    (a)  The birth of the "united opposition"     At the Fourteenth Congress Zinoviev had prepared the ground for an attempt at bringing together "all the former groups in the Party,"[60] which signified principally an "opening" in the direction of Trotsky.[61]     This "opening" led, at the end of March or the beginning of April, to contact being made between Trotsky, Zinoviev, and Kamene.About this time they agreed to cease repeating the page 375 accusations they had been hurling at each other until the


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