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  • File Name: PGL65.pdf
    Modified: 5 September 2006
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  • 26 Occurence(s) of the search term StateDescription:
    Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union WXJ12b Y u34 567u 90 * abcdecd ( fg ) 1965 hj1d kl: ( m ) 3050‹1104 00270 ( t ) 00240 ( u ) 3‹E‹578S 3‹E‹578P WXJ12bYu34 567u90 * abcdecd ( fg ) 1965 hj1d kl: ( m ) 3050‹1104 00270 ( t ) 00240 ( u ) 3‹E‹578S 3‹E‹578P . THE POLEMIC ON THE GENERAL LINE OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNIST MOVEMENT From Marx to Mao ML © Digital Reprints 2006 THE POLEMIC ON THE GENERAL LINE OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNIST MOVEMENT FOREIGN LANGUAGES PRESS PEKING 1965 THE POLEMIC ON THE GENERAL LINE OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNIST MOVEMENT FOREIGN LANGUAGES PRESS Printed in the People¹s Republic of China C O N T E N T S A PROPOSAL CONCERNING THE GENERAL LINE OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNIST MOVEMENT The Letter of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China in Reply to the Letter of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union of March 30, 1963 (June 14, 1963) THE ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE LEADERSHIP OF THE CPSU AND OURSELVES Comment on the Open Letter of the Central Committee of the CPSU (September 6, 1963) THE DIFFERENCES BEGAN WITH THE 20TH CONGRESS OF THE CPSU THE SERIOUS CONSEQUENCES OF THE 20TH CONGRESS OF THE CPSU THE 1957 MOSCOW MEETING OF FRATERNAL PARTIES THE GROWTH OF THE REVISIONISM OF THE CPSU LEADERSHIP THE SURPRISE ASSAULT ON THE CPC BY THE LEADERSHIP OF THE CPSU THE STRUGGLE BETWEEN THE TWO LINES AT THE 1960 MEETING OF FRATERNAL PARTIES THE REVISIONISM OF THE CPSU LEADERSHIP BECOMES SYSTEMATIZED AN ADVERSE CURRENT THAT IS OPPOSED TO MARXISM- LENINISM AND IS SPLITTING THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNIST MOVEMENT WHAT HAVE THE FACTS OF THE PAST SEVEN YEARS DEMONSTRATED? Appendix I Outline of Views on the Question of Peaceful Transition (November 10, 1957) Appendix II Statement of the Delegation of the Communist Party of China at the Bucharest Meeting of Fraternal Parties (June 26, 1960) 1 55 59 67 70 75 79 83 89 93 99 105 109 Appendix III The Five Proposals for Settlement of the Differences and Attainment of Unity Contained in the Letter of the Central Committee of the CPC in Reply to the Letter of Information of the Central Committee of the CPSU (September 10, 1960) ON THE QUESTION OF STALIN Second Comment on the Open Letter of the Central Committee of the CPSU (September 13, 1963) IS YUGOSLAVIA A SOCIALIST COUNTRY? Third Comment on the Open Letter of the Central Committee of the CPSU (September 26, 1963) THE DEVELOPMENT OF PRIVATE CAPITAL IN YUGOSLAV CITIES YUGOSLAV COUNTRYSIDE SWAMPED BY CAPITALISM THE DEGENERATION OF SOCIALIST ECONOMY OWNED BY THE WHOLE PEOPLE INTO CAPlTALIST ECONOMY A DEPENDENCY OF U.S. IMPERIALISM A COUNTER-REVOLUTIONARY SPECIAL DETACHMENT OF U.S. IMPERIALISM THE DEGENERATION OF THE DICTATORSHIP OF THE PROLETARIAT INTO THE DICTATORSHIP OF THE BOURGEOISIE THE PRINCIPLEED STAND OF THE CPC ON THE QUESTION OF YUGOSLAVIA HAS TITO ³REMOVED HIS ERRORS²? OR DOES KHRUSHCHOV REGARD TITO AS HIS TEACHER? BRIEF CONCLUSION APOLOGISTS OF NEO-COLONIALISM Fourth Comment on the Open Letter of the Central Committee of the CPSU (October 22, 1964) ABOLITION OF THE TASK OF COMBATING IMPERIALISM AND COLONIALISM PRESCRIPTIONS FOR ABOLISHING THE REVOLUTION OF THE OPPRESSED NATIONS OPPOSITION TO WARS OF NATIONAL LIBERATION THE AREAS IN WHICH CONTEMPORARY WORLD CONTRADICTIONS ARE CONCENTRATED 113 115 139 145 147 154 161 166 171 175 177 181 185 188 193 197 200 DISTORTION OF THE LENINIST VIEW OF LEADERSHIP IN THE REVOLUTION THE PATH OF NATIONALISM AND DEGENERATION AN EXAMPLE OF SOCIAL-CHAUVINISM AGAINST THE ³THEORY OF RACISM² AND THE ³THEORY OF THE YELLOW PERIL² RESURRECTING THE OLD REVISIONISM IN A NEW GUISE TWO DIFFERENT LINES ON THE QUESTION OF WAR AND PEACE Fifth Comment on the Open Letter of the Central Committee of the CPSU (November 19, 1963) THE LESSONS OF HISTORY THE GREATEST FRAUD THE QUESTION OF THE POSSIBILITY OF PREVENTING A NEW WORLD WAR NUCLEAR FETISHISM AND NUCLEAR BLACKMAIL ARE THE THEORETICAL BASIS AND GUIDING POLICY OF MODERN REVISIONISM FIGHT OR CAPITULATE? THE ROAD IN DEFENCE OF PEACE AND THE ROAD LEADING TO WAR PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE ‹ TWO DIAMETRICALLY OPPOSED POLICIES Sixth Comment on the Open Letter of the Central Committee of the CPSU (December 12, 1963) LENIN AND STALIN¹S POLICY OF PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF CHINA UPHOLDS LENIN¹S POLICY OF PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE THE GENERAL LINE OF ³PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE² OF THE CPSU LEADERS THREE DIFFERENCES OF PRINCIPLE THE CPSU LEADERS¹ GENERAL LINE OF ³PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE² CATERS TO U.S. IMPERIALISM SOVIET-U S. COLLABORATION IS THE HEART AND SOUL OF THE CPSU LEADERS¹ GENERAL LINE OF ³PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE² A FEW WORDS OF ADVICE TO THE LEADERS OF THE CPSU 203 206 209 212 216 221 224 230 235 242 249 254 259 262 270 275 278 289 295 300 THE LEADERS OF THE CPSU ARE THE GREATEST SPLITTERS OF OUR TIMES Seventh Comment on the Open Letter of the Central Committee of the CPSU (February 4, 1964) A REVIEW OF HISTORY EXPERIENCE AND LESSONS THE GREATEST SPLITTERS OF OUR TIMES REFUTATION OF THE CHARGE OF BEING ANTI-SOVIET REFUTATION OF THE CHARGE OF SEIZING THE LEADERSHIP REFUTATION OF THE CHARGE OF FRUSTRATING THE WILL OF THE MAJORITY AND VIOLATING INTERNATIONAL DISCIPLINE REFUTATION OF THE CHARGE OF SUPPORTING THE ANTI-PARTY GROUPS OF FRATERNAL PARTIES THE PRESENT PUBLIC DEBATE THE WAY TO DEFEND AND STRENGTHEN UNITY THE PROLETARIAN REVOLUTION AND KHRUSHCHOV¹S REVISIONISM Eighth Comment on the Open Letter of the Central Committee of the CPSU (March 31, 1964) A DISCIPLE OF BERNSTEIN AND KAUTSKY VIOLENT REVOLUTION IS A UNIVERSAL LAW OF PROLETARIAN REVOLUTION OUR STRUGGLE AGAINST KHRUSHCHOV¹S REVISIONISM SOPHISTRY CANNOT ALTER HISTORY LIES CANNOT COVER UP REALITY REFUTATION OF THE ³PARLIAMENTARY ROAD² REFUTATION OF ³OPPOSITION TO LEFT OPPORTUNISM² TWO DIFFERENT LINES. TWO DIFFERENT RESULTS FROM BROWDER AND TITO TO KHRUSHCHOV OUR HOPES ON KHRUSHCHOV'S PHONEY COMMUNISM AND ITS HISTORICAL LESSONS FOR THE WORLD Ninth Comment on the Open Letter of the Central Committee of the CPSU (July 14, 1964) SOCIALIST SOCIETY AND THE DICTATORSHIP OF THE PROLETARIAT 303 306 313 318 326 331 336 341 348 354 359 362 366 370 375 382 388 392 399 403 411 415 418 ANTAGONISTIC CLASSES AND CLASS STRUGGLE EXIST IN THE SOVIET UNION THE SOVIET PRIVILEDGED STRATUM AND THE REVISIONIST KHRUSHCHOV CLIQUE REFUTATION OF THE SO-CALLED State OF THE WHOLE PEOPLE REFUTATION OF THE SO-CALLED PARTY OF THE WHOLE PEOPLE KHRUSHCHOV¹S PHONEY COMMUNISM HISTORICAL LESSONS OF THE DICTATORSHIP OF THE PROLETARIAT WHY KHRUSHCHOV FELL (November 21, 1964) APPENDICES THE LETTER OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE CPSU TO THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE CPC (March 30, 1963) OPEN LETTER OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF THE SOVIET UNION TO ALL PARTY ORGANISATIONS, TO ALL COMMUNISTS OF THE SOVIET UNION (July 14, 1963) 428 436 444 453 459 467 481 495 526 A PROPOSAL CONCERNING THE GENERAL LINE OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNIST MOVEMENT The Letter of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China in Reply to the Letter of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union of March 30, 1963 (June 14, 1963) 3 June 14, 1963 The Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union Dear Comrades, The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China has studied the letter of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union of March 30, 1963. All who have the unity of the socialist camp and the international communist movement at heart are deeply concerned about the talks between the Chinese and Soviet Parties and hope that our talks will help to eliminate differences, strengthen unity and create favourable conditions for convening a meeting of representatives of all the Communist and Workers¹ Partie. It is the common and sacred duty of the Communist and Workers¹ Parties of all countries to uphold and strengthen the unity of the international communist movemen

  • File Name: PH72.html
    Modified: 29 July 2003
    Title: Politics and History
  • 68 Occurence(s) of the search term StateDescription:
    But this scandal would have had the impact of a mere curiosity had it not been for the fact that in the very heart of the countries which were thus sending forth their ships for the conquest of the new lands, other events, too, were shaking the foundations of these conviction.Civil wars, the religious revolution of the Reformation, wars of religion, the transformation of the traditional structure of the State, the rise of the commoners, the humbling of the great - these upheavals, whose echo can be heard in all the works of the period, gave the material of the scandalous tales brought back from across the seas the contagious dignity of facts real and full of meanin.What had previously been themes for compilation, extravaganzas to appease the passions of the erudite, became a kind of mirror for the contemporary unease and the fantastic echo of this world in crisi

  • File Name: PRKR64.html
    Modified: 20 August 2002
    Title: Proletarian Revolution . . . Khrshchov's Revisionism
  • 4 Occurence(s) of the search term StateDescription:
        Khrushchov holds that the proletariat can win a stable majority in parliament under the bourgeois dictatorship and under bourgeois electoral law.He says that in the capitalist countries "the working class, by rallying around itself the toiling peasantry, the intelligentsia, all patriotic forces, and resolutely repulsing the opportunist elements who are incapable of giving up the policy of compromise with the capitalists and landlords, is in a position to defeat the reactionary forces opposed to the popular interest, to capture a stable majority in parliament".[2]     Khrushchov maintains that if the proletariat can win a majority in parliament, this in itself will amount to the seizure of State power and the smashing of the bourgeois State machiner.He says that for the working class "to win a majority in parliament and transform it into an organ of the people's power, given a powerful revolutionary movement in the country, means smashing the military-bureaucratic machine of the bourgeoisie and setting up a new, proletarian people's state in parliamentary form".[3]     Khrushchov holds that if the proletariat can win a stable majority in parliament, this in itself will enable it to realize     [1] N. S. Khrushchov, Report to the 20th Party Congress of the CPSU, February 1956.     [2] Ibi

  • File Name: Proletarian Science.pdf
    Modified: 5 September 2006
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  • 11 Occurence(s) of the search term StateDescription:
    Dominique Lecourt London: NLB Atlantic Highlands: HUMANITIES PRESS Proletarian Scienc. The Case of Lysenko Introduction by Louis Althusser Translated by Ben Brewster First published as Lyssenko by François Maspero, 1976 © François Maspero, 1976 This edition first published 1977 © NLB, 1977 This digital edition first published 2003 © Digital Reprints, 2003 Contents Introduction: Unfinished History by 7 Louis Althusser 1. ŒThe Lysenko Affair¹ (1948) 17 2. The Long Fight of Lysenkoism 36 (1927-1948) 3. The Peasant Question: Stalinist 55 Technicism 4. The Theory of Heredity: Biological 78 Finalism 5. The Theory of the ŒTwo Sciences¹ 100 and State Ideology 6. In Memoriam 129 Appendix: Bogdanov, Mirror of the 137 Soviet Intelligentsia Index 163 Louis Althusser Unfinished History It is nowadays child¹s play to deal with the problem of Lysenko, dismissing him as a charlatan whose fortune was entirely bound up with Stalin¹s despotis.But it is a much more perilous enterprise to examine the history of Lysenkoism from a Marxist standpoin

  • File Name: PSPS90.html
    Modified: 30 October 2003
    Title: Philosophy and the Spontaneous Philosophy of Scientists
  • 70 Occurence(s) of the search term StateDescription:
    The ideological nature of its theoretical foundation is decisive, because it affects how any socialist doctrine conceives of not only the ends of socialism, but also the means of action required to realize these end.Thus, utopian socialist doctrine defines the ends of socialism - the socialist society of the future - by moral and juridical categories; it speaks of the reign of equality and the brotherhood of man; and it translates these moral and legal principles into utopian - that is, ideological, ideal and imaginary - economic principles as well: for example, the complete sharing-out of the products of labour among the workers, economic egalitarianism, the negation of all economic law, the immediate disappearance of the State, et.In the same manner it defines utopian, ideological and imaginary economic and political means as the appropriate means to realize socialism: in the economic domain, the workers' co-operatives of Owen, the phalanstery of Fourier's disciples, Proudhon's people's bank; in the political domain, moral education and reform - if not the Head of State's conversion to socialis


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