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  • File Name: OL64.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Reject the Revisionist Thesis of the XX Congress
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        It was N. Khrushchev who cancelled out the most glorious period of the Soviet Union, when the Soviet peoples, led by the Party with Stalin at the head, overcame colossal difficulties, courageously coped with the ruthless capitalist encirclement, smashed the counter-revolution, built the first socialist society in the world, reaped the great historic victory in the patriotic war, and transfor- page 252 med the Soviet Union into a powerful, developed, and advanced socialist state with an unparalleled authority and role in the international aren.He presented the whole of this period as one during which terror and persecution, prisons and concentration camps, violations of the law and democracy, arbitrarity and despotisms, poverty and hunger reigned in the Soviet Unio.He rendered the imperialists great service through these deeds of his, providing them with weapons to attack and discredit the Soviet Unio

  • File Name: OLCPSU63.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Open Letter from the CPSU to All Communists
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    Uniting all the peace forces to defend peace and save mankind from nuclear disaster is the primary task of the Communist parties; page 575     . -- the socialist revolution is performed as a result of the internal development of the class struggle in each country, its forms and paths are determined by the concrete conditions of each countr.A law common to all countries is the revolutionary overthrow of capitalist power and establishment, in one or another form, of proletarian dictatorshi.The task of the working class and the Communist parties is to make maximum use of possibilities now available for a peaceful path of socialist revolution, one not connected with civil war, and, at the same time, be prepared for a non-peaceful path, for armed suppression of the resistance of the bourgeoisie; the general democratic struggle is a necessary component of the struggle for socialism;     -- the aim of the working class and the Communist parties in the national-liberation movement is to carry to completion the tasks of the anti-imperialist democratic revolution, develop and consolidate the national front based on alliance with the peasantry and the patriotically-minded national bourgeoisie; prepare the conditions for forming national-democratic states and for transition to the non-capitalist path of development;     -- relations of co-operation and mutual assistance between socialist countries, solidarity and unity of the international communist and labour movement, faithful observance of jointly worked out positions and appraisals, fidelity to the Leninist principles of party life and relations between parties -- these are necessary requisites for the successful solution of the historic tasks confronting the Communist

  • File Name: OT73i.html
    Modified: 28 February 2003
    Title: On Trotskyism - Part 1
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    While doing so it would enter into hostile conflict not only with all those bourgeois groups which had supported it during the first stage of the revolutionary struggle but also with the broad masses of the peasantry with whose collaboration it - the proletariat - had come into powe.   SOCIALISM IN ONE COUNTRY While formally declaring himself in agreement with Lenin about the law of uneven development, Trotsky never accepted all its implications, especially the following:     1.  With wars breaking out among the imperialist countries for the division of the world, the revolution can triumph first in a relatively backward country (the weakest link) such as Russia, thanks to the alliance between the proletariat and the peasantry, and can hold out, notably on account of the violent contradictions between its enemie.     2.  This revolution is not necessarily the immediate prelude to world revolution but the latter will continue as it began with new victories in particular countries (where capitalism is weak) for a long historical perio

  • File Name: OT73ii.html
    Modified: 28 February 2003
    Title: On Trotskyism - Part 2
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    They encourage the accumulation of savings by offering high interest rates (therefore unearned incomes)(13) and launch economic reforms which restore the free functioning of the market, the authority and autonomy of the managers of enterprises, et.     In the forms which the restoration of capitalism took in Yugoslavia, only the principal means of production remain state-owned but the laws of the functioning of the economy are now simply the laws of the capitalist mode of production as they were extracted by Marx, Engels and Lenin:     - the market as the regulator of the whole economy;     - the prices of production law of a free circulation of capitals (free buying and selling of the means of production by enterprises);     - the law of profit as the motor of production;     - the existence of an industrial reserve army (unemployment);     - economic crises, spontaneous movements of investment. In particular, the appearance of unemployment (the suppression of the right to labour) is the undeniable proof that the means of production are separated from the producers, that the proletarian, or rather his labour-power, has reverted to the state of a commodity, a plaything of market fluctuations enriching those who control it ('alienatio

  • File Name: PC63.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Peaceful Coexistence . . . Diametrically Opposed Policies
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        1. The leaders of the CPSU maintain that peaceful coexistence is the overriding and supreme principle for solving contemporary social problem.They assert that it is "the categorical imperative of modern times" and "the imperious demand of the epoch".[1] They say that "peaceful coexistence alone is the best and the sole acceptable way to solve the vitally important problems confronting society"[2] and that the principle of peaceful coexistence should be made the "basic law of life for the whole of modern society".[3]     2. They hold that imperialism has become willing to accept peaceful coexistence and is no longer the obstacle to i.They say that "not a few government and state leaders of Western countries are now also coming out for peace and peaceful coexistence",[4] and that they "understand more and     [1] B. N. Ponomaryov, "Victorious Banner of the Communists of the World", Pravda, November 18, 1962.     [2] A. Rumyantsev, "Our Common Ideological Weapon", World Marxist Review, N


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