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  • File Name: OLCPSU63.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Open Letter from the CPSU to All Communists
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        The CPSU Central Committee hoped that the Chinese comrades would, like ourselves, display good will and would facilitate the success of the meeting in the interests of our peoples, in the interests of strengthening the unity of the communist movemen.To our regret, when agreement was reached on the Moscow meeting of representatives of the CPSU and CPC, when the delegations were appointed and the date of the meeting set, the Chinese comrades, instead of submitting the divergencies for discussion at this meeting, unexpectedly found it possible not only to State the old differences openly, before the entire world, but also to advance new charges against the CPSU and other Communist partie.This found expression in the publication of the June 14 letter of the CPC Central Committee, which gives an arbitrary interpretation of the Declaration and Statement of the Moscow meetings of representatives of the Communist and Workers' parties, and distorts the basic principles of these historic document

  • File Name: OT73i.html
    Modified: 28 February 2003
    Title: On Trotskyism - Part 1
  • 107 Occurence(s) of the search term StateDescription:
    97]   From Marxto Mao OtherDocuments ReadingGuide On toPart 2 . On Trotskyism - Part 1   ON TROTSKYISM Problems of theory and history   [ Part 1 : Introduction - Chapter 4 ] Kostas Mavrakis  Translated by John McGreal [Manuscript typed by Jennifer R. Poole]   © Librairie François Maspero 1973 Translation © Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd 1976 Prepared © for the Internet by David J. Romagnolo, djr@marx2mao.org (February 2003) CONTENTS       1 2 3 4  ABBREVIATIONS INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL LANDMARKS AN ATEMPORAL DOGMATISM TROTSKY'S INCAPACITY FOR CONCRETE ANALYSIS A BUREAUCRATIC ANTI-BUREAUCRATISM [Notes - Part 1]  vii   1   6  15  41  54   page vii   ABBREVIATIONS   The following abbreviations occur in the text:  AJS CC CCP CGT CI CLER  CPG CPSU DRNV EAM ECCI EDES ELAS FER GDR Gosplan   GPU  JCR NEP NKVD NLF OCI OGPU PCF PCI  PLA POUM PSU RCP(B) RSDLP RSFSR Alliance des Jeunes pour le Socialisme (France) Central Committee Chinese Communist Party Confederation Generale du Travail (France) Communist International Committee for the Liaison of Revolutionary Students (France) Communist Party of Greece Communist Party of the Soviet Union Democratic Republic of North Vietnam National Liberation Front (Greece) Executive Committee of the Communist International Greek National Democratic Union Greek National Liberation Army Fédération des Etudiants Révolutionnaire German Democratic Republic State Planning Commission (USSR) State Political Administration of USSR 1922-4, when changed to OGPU Jeunesse Communiste Révolutionnaire (France) New Economic Policy People's Commissariat of Internal Affairs (USSR) National Liberation Front (South Vietnam) Communist International Organization (France) United State Political Administration (USSR) French Communist Party Italian Communist Party; International Communist Party (France) People's Liberation Army (China) Partido Obrera de Unificacion Marxista (Spain) United Socialist Party (France) Russian Communist Party (Bolshevik) Russian Social Democratic Labour Party (Bolsheviks) Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic  page viii SLL SWP UJCML UNEF Socialist Labour League (UK) Socialist Workers' Party Union des Jeunesses Communistes (Marxiste-Léniniste) Union Nationale des Etudiants de France    page 1   INTRODUCTION   Trotsky and his successors have always denied the existence of 'Trotskyis. They profess to be the faithful disciples of Leni

  • File Name: OT73ii.html
    Modified: 28 February 2003
    Title: On Trotskyism - Part 2
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        In 'The Third International After Lenin', written in 1929, Trotsky still occasionally argued like a Marxis. In it he declared that 'the State apparatus terrorised the proletarian core of the party' and wondered (o.ci

  • File Name: OT73iii.html
    Modified: 28 February 2003
    Title: On Trotskyism - Part 3
  • 2 Occurence(s) of the search term StateDescription:
       [.212]   From Marxto Mao OtherDocuments ReadingGuide Back toPart 1 Back toPart 2  page 241    BIBLIOGRAPHY   TROTSKY'S WRITINGS 'The Age of Permanent Revolution: A Trotsky Anthology', Isaac Deutscher (ed.), Dell, New York, 1964. 'The Class Nature of the Soviet State' and 'The Workers' State and the Question of Thermidor and Bonapartism', New Park Publications, London, August 1968. 'De la Révolution', Editions de Minuit, Paris, 1963. (Includes 'Cours Nouveau' (1923), 'La Révolution défigurée' (1927-9), 'La Révolution permanente' (1928-31), 'La Révolution trahie' (1936).) 'The Death Agony of Capitalism and the Tasks of the Fourth International (The Transitional Program)', Merit Pamphlet, 4th ed., New York, 1970. 'History of the Russian Revolution', 2 vols, Gollancz, London, 1932. 'In Defence of Marxism', Merit Publishers, New York, 1965. 'The New Course', Cresset Press, London, 1965. '1905', Allen Lane The Penguin Press, London, 1972. 'Nos tâches politiques', Editions Pierre Belfond, Paris, 1970. 'Our Political Tasks', Connolly Books, Belfast, 1969. 'The Permanent Revolution' and 'Results and Prospects', Pioneer Publishers, New York, 1965. 'Politique de Trotsky', texts selected and introduced by Jean Baechler, Armand Colin, Paris, 1968. 'Problems of the Chinese Revolution', Pioneer Publishers, New York, 1932. Rapport de la délegation siberienne, 'Spartacus' 1970. 'The Revolution Betrayed', Faber & Faber, London, 1937. 'The Soviet Union and the Fourth International', G. A. Aldred, 145 Queen St., Glasgow, 1934. 'Stalin', MacGibbon & Kee, London, 1968. 'The Third International After Lenin', Pioneer Publishers, New York, 1936. 'Writings of Leon Trotsky (1939-40)', Merit Publishers, New York, 1964.  page 242 ANTHOLOGIES  'De la Bureaucratie', Maspero, Paris, 1971. 'La Question chinoise dans l'internationale communiste (1926-27)', texts introduced by P. Broué, EDI, Paris, 1965. 'Staline contre le révisionnisme', Sections I, II, III, 'Ligne rouge' publicatio. 'Staline contre Trotsky', texts collected and introduced by Giuliano Procacci, Maspero, Paris, 1965. 'Trotsky et le trotskysme', Editions Norman Bethune, Paris, 1937.  OTHER TROTSKYIST WRITINGS AVENAS, D. and BROSSAT, A. (1971), 'De l'Antitrotskysme, éléments d'histoire et de théorie', Maspero, Pari

  • File Name: PC63.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Peaceful Coexistence . . . Diametrically Opposed Policies
  • 25 Occurence(s) of the search term StateDescription:
    page 262     Let us now examine Lenin and Stalin's policy of peaceful coexistence and the stuff Khrushchov and others call the general line of peaceful coexistenc. LENIN AND STALIN'S POLICY OF PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE     It was Lenin who advanced the idea that the socialist State should pursue a policy of peaceful coexistence towards countries with different social system.This correct policy was long followed by the Communist Party and the Government of the Soviet Union under the leadership of Lenin and Stali


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