In Vladivostok on December 21, on the birth of I.V. Stalin a picket was held with the laying of flowers at the monument to V.I. Lenin (there is no monument to Stalin in the city). The Bolsheviks distributed newspapers and leaflets at the picket.
Tuesday, January 8, 2019
Picket on the birthday of I.V. Stalin in Vladivostok
In Vladivostok on December 21, on the birth of I.V. Stalin a picket was held with the laying of flowers at the monument to V.I. Lenin (there is no monument to Stalin in the city). The Bolsheviks distributed newspapers and leaflets at the picket.
THE UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS TO BE!
APPEAL
by left-patriotic organizations of Belarus,
formed the Coordination Council "UNITY"
to the Soviet people
THE UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS TO BE!
On December 30, 1922, at the First Congress of Soviets, representatives of the RSFSR, the Ukrainian and Belarusian Soviet Socialist Republics, as well as the Transcaucasian Federation, signed the Declaration on the formation of the USSR and the Union Treaty. Education under the leadership of V.I. Lenin of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics - the world's first multiethnic state of the dictatorship of the proletariat - became the logical design of the victory of the Great October Socialist Revolution in a socialist state in which the working man became the owner, where the friendship of nations and equality of nations became the basis for the further successful construction of a new society on the road to communism .
The great merit in the creation of the USSR and the construction of a socialist society in it belongs to comrade I.V. Stalin. Under his leadership, the Constitution of a unified state of workers and peasants was developed. On December 5, 1936, the Extraordinary VIII All-Union Congress of Soviets adopted the first constitution of victorious socialism in the history of humanity. All the rights of citizens of the USSR The Constitution not only proclaimed (as is done with respect to the rights of citizens by bourgeois constitutions), but also provided the material conditions for their implementation. The country of the Soviets thus received the Constitution of the victory of socialism and workers 'and peasants' democracy, ensuring the interests of the overwhelming majority, in contrast to the bourgeois democracy - democracy for the ruling minority. The Soviet people with love and gratitude called this Constitution in honor of its creator Stalin.
National property, enshrined in the Stalin Constitution, made us the richest country in the world, provided an incredible economic growth boom, unattainable even for the most highly developed capitalist states.
Socialism and friendship of the peoples of the Soviet Union opened up such opportunities for growth, that the country not only restored the economy completely destroyed by the civil war and intervention, but also by 1940 surpassed pre-war Russia (1913) by 7.7 times the volume of industrial output! In the first two "Stalinist" five-year plans the illiterate, poor Russia was reborn. The country built and studied, studied and built factories, power stations, combines, railways, canals ... 9 thousand new industrial enterprises were built without any foreign investments. Already in 1937, over 80 percent of all products were received from new enterprises, and in terms of total industrial output, the USSR came in second place in the world, producing 20 percent of world output (instead of a negligible 4 percent in 1913).
The shocked world called such fantastic rates of development “Bolshevik”.
During the years of Soviet power, we have made great strides forward to the heights of science, education, culture, growth in the well-being and level of public health. We have become the most competent country in the world.
All the above-listed achievements of the Soviet Union allowed the Soviet people to defeat Hitler’s fascism, win the historic victory in the Great Patriotic War and save the world from the brown plague. Then, thanks to the Stalinist methods of leading socialist enterprises, the Soviet economy, destroyed by the war, was restored in a short time in the Soviet Union and the ways of building a communist society were outlined.
However, then after the death of I.V. Stalin in the party took the top of opportunism, the party leadership abandoned the dictatorship of the proletariat in politics and began to introduce capitalist methods of management into the socialist economy. As it turned out, opportunism has the strongest destructive force. It was opportunism that opened the way for capitalism in our Fatherland.
Taking advantage of the fact that the entire political superstructure of the country for a long time, beginning with Khrushchev, did not meet the requirements of the dictatorship of the proletariat, the opportunists led by Gorbachev easily carried out a counter-revolutionary coup in August 1991. And then, on December 8 of the same year, meeting in Viskulyi, 4 kilometers from the border, the heads of state Yeltsin, Kravchuk and Shushkevich, grossly ignoring the will of the Soviet peoples, expressed at the All-Union referendum on March 17, 1991, to live in a single state, signed a criminal Bialowieza Agreement. The great Soviet Union, which withstood the invasion of Hitler's hordes, resisted the threat of a nuclear attack of the imperialists of the West, was destroyed by traitors with one stroke of the pen without the use of tanks, guns, bombers or other deadly weapons. The names of these spiritual heirs of the Vlasovites, Bandera and other traitors to the Soviet Motherland will be cursed by descendants, the trial of the peoples over the traitors will take place.
The consequences of the destruction of our united state were disastrous. The economy of all Soviet republics was dealt a severe blow, which resulted in a decline in production and, as a result, a significant decrease in the standard of living of the working people, as well as numerous ethnic conflicts where citizens of a once-united country died. These consequences are palpable even in 27 years.
Nevertheless, the laws of social development are inexorable: its movement backwards, back to capitalism, is ruled out, and if it is happening now, then this is a temporary phenomenon. Therefore, insurmountable obstacles often arise on this path: crises wave after wave are now shaking the world capitalist economy, and there is no end to them.
Modern imperialism, as in previous years, is seeking a way out of the crisis in the militarization of the economy and wars, the seizure of foreign territories, sources of raw materials and markets. Ziono-American imperialism, in striving for world domination, has already unleashed many wars on the planet. The ultimate goal of the Western imperialists is the dismemberment and destruction of Russia, which may be followed by the final enslavement of the former Soviet peoples. The threat of World War III looms over humanity.
I.V. Stalin said in this regard: "To eliminate the inevitability of wars, it is necessary to destroy imperialism." But without the restoration of the Soviet Union this task cannot be solved. Our working people will remember that in a single Soviet state, where there was a stable economy at stable prices, where Western crises did not concern us, where there were powerful armed forces, they were confident of their future.
We need precisely the socialist fraternal alliance that the USSR was like, it is precisely in such an alliance that the equality of nations can be ensured that many remember well. And now many workers of the former Soviet republics have realized that, by imposing market bargaining relations between the republics, bourgeois reformers laid the once-for-one Fatherland time bomb that worked in 1991, and now it is market relations that hinder our unification.
No wonder the great V.I. Lenin noted: “The attempts of the capitalist world for decades to resolve the issue of nationalities by combining the free development of nations with the exploitation of man by man turned out to be fruitless ... The bourgeoisie was powerless to establish cooperation among the nations."
How do we restore a socialist union? We, the Communists, have a clear opinion on this issue: they destroyed the Soviet Union from above, as it was done by the participants in the Belovezhsky collusion, and it will have to be restored from below (N.A. Andreyev, I Congress of the Peoples of the USSR, Moscow, 1993), t. e. in a revolutionary way, as was the case with V.I. Lenin. And there is no other way. The bourgeoisie will never give us the Soviet Union on a silver platter.
Only by restoring Soviet power as the dictatorship of the proletariat, by restoring the Soviet republics, can the Soviet Union be restored. In 1922, the Soviet republics were united quickly, because there was nothing for their workers to divide among themselves, unlike the current capitalists.
Unfortunately, at present the communist movement, which should lead the working people to restore the united socialist homeland, is fragmented and affected by the opportunism virus, therefore the working people are not yet ready for decisive action. The unification process has now been led by that part of the bourgeoisie, which needs the free movement of capital, labor, goods and services in order to obtain large profits and ensure security both internal and external.
We Communists support the integration process even on a capitalist basis, since such integration contributes to the unification of the proletariat in the struggle against the bourgeoisie. At the same time, we demand to accelerate integration processes within the framework of the Union State of Belarus and Russia, the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) and other associations. As for the Union State of Belarus and Russia, the unification processes in it unacceptably dragged on: there is no promised unification of monetary systems, there is no constitutional act, etc.
However, all these are tactical tasks. As for the strategic task of restoring the USSR, there is a struggle ahead. We Communists believe: “Only the class struggle under the leadership of the Communist Party, firmly standing on the revolutionary Marxist-Leninist positions, brought to the dictatorship of the proletariat, will restore Soviet power as the power of the workers, peasants and the labor intelligentsia, proletarian socialism, revive the great Lenin-Stalinist Union Soviet Socialist Republics and get out of the difficult socio-economic and political situation.
Long live the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics - the offspring of the Soviet people and its leaders V.I. Lenin and I.V. Stalin!
By order of the participants, laying flowers to the bust of I.V. Stalin at the ECC "Stalin Line" text was signed by the leaders of organizations of the communist parties operating in the territory of Belarus:
V.B. Zelikov, secretary of the Central Committee of the
All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks,
Chairman of the Bureau of the Central Committee of the AUCPB
Belarus and Kaliningrad region
V.V. Draco, Chairman of the Organizing Committee
By education Belarusian
communist party
working people
L.E. Shkolnikov, Secretary of the Central Committee
Communist
Party of the Soviet Union
first secretary of the Belarusian rekom
republican organization of the CPSU
Minsk, 12/21/2018
by left-patriotic organizations of Belarus,
formed the Coordination Council "UNITY"
to the Soviet people
THE UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS TO BE!
On December 30, 1922, at the First Congress of Soviets, representatives of the RSFSR, the Ukrainian and Belarusian Soviet Socialist Republics, as well as the Transcaucasian Federation, signed the Declaration on the formation of the USSR and the Union Treaty. Education under the leadership of V.I. Lenin of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics - the world's first multiethnic state of the dictatorship of the proletariat - became the logical design of the victory of the Great October Socialist Revolution in a socialist state in which the working man became the owner, where the friendship of nations and equality of nations became the basis for the further successful construction of a new society on the road to communism .
The great merit in the creation of the USSR and the construction of a socialist society in it belongs to comrade I.V. Stalin. Under his leadership, the Constitution of a unified state of workers and peasants was developed. On December 5, 1936, the Extraordinary VIII All-Union Congress of Soviets adopted the first constitution of victorious socialism in the history of humanity. All the rights of citizens of the USSR The Constitution not only proclaimed (as is done with respect to the rights of citizens by bourgeois constitutions), but also provided the material conditions for their implementation. The country of the Soviets thus received the Constitution of the victory of socialism and workers 'and peasants' democracy, ensuring the interests of the overwhelming majority, in contrast to the bourgeois democracy - democracy for the ruling minority. The Soviet people with love and gratitude called this Constitution in honor of its creator Stalin.
National property, enshrined in the Stalin Constitution, made us the richest country in the world, provided an incredible economic growth boom, unattainable even for the most highly developed capitalist states.
Socialism and friendship of the peoples of the Soviet Union opened up such opportunities for growth, that the country not only restored the economy completely destroyed by the civil war and intervention, but also by 1940 surpassed pre-war Russia (1913) by 7.7 times the volume of industrial output! In the first two "Stalinist" five-year plans the illiterate, poor Russia was reborn. The country built and studied, studied and built factories, power stations, combines, railways, canals ... 9 thousand new industrial enterprises were built without any foreign investments. Already in 1937, over 80 percent of all products were received from new enterprises, and in terms of total industrial output, the USSR came in second place in the world, producing 20 percent of world output (instead of a negligible 4 percent in 1913).
The shocked world called such fantastic rates of development “Bolshevik”.
During the years of Soviet power, we have made great strides forward to the heights of science, education, culture, growth in the well-being and level of public health. We have become the most competent country in the world.
All the above-listed achievements of the Soviet Union allowed the Soviet people to defeat Hitler’s fascism, win the historic victory in the Great Patriotic War and save the world from the brown plague. Then, thanks to the Stalinist methods of leading socialist enterprises, the Soviet economy, destroyed by the war, was restored in a short time in the Soviet Union and the ways of building a communist society were outlined.
However, then after the death of I.V. Stalin in the party took the top of opportunism, the party leadership abandoned the dictatorship of the proletariat in politics and began to introduce capitalist methods of management into the socialist economy. As it turned out, opportunism has the strongest destructive force. It was opportunism that opened the way for capitalism in our Fatherland.
Taking advantage of the fact that the entire political superstructure of the country for a long time, beginning with Khrushchev, did not meet the requirements of the dictatorship of the proletariat, the opportunists led by Gorbachev easily carried out a counter-revolutionary coup in August 1991. And then, on December 8 of the same year, meeting in Viskulyi, 4 kilometers from the border, the heads of state Yeltsin, Kravchuk and Shushkevich, grossly ignoring the will of the Soviet peoples, expressed at the All-Union referendum on March 17, 1991, to live in a single state, signed a criminal Bialowieza Agreement. The great Soviet Union, which withstood the invasion of Hitler's hordes, resisted the threat of a nuclear attack of the imperialists of the West, was destroyed by traitors with one stroke of the pen without the use of tanks, guns, bombers or other deadly weapons. The names of these spiritual heirs of the Vlasovites, Bandera and other traitors to the Soviet Motherland will be cursed by descendants, the trial of the peoples over the traitors will take place.
The consequences of the destruction of our united state were disastrous. The economy of all Soviet republics was dealt a severe blow, which resulted in a decline in production and, as a result, a significant decrease in the standard of living of the working people, as well as numerous ethnic conflicts where citizens of a once-united country died. These consequences are palpable even in 27 years.
Nevertheless, the laws of social development are inexorable: its movement backwards, back to capitalism, is ruled out, and if it is happening now, then this is a temporary phenomenon. Therefore, insurmountable obstacles often arise on this path: crises wave after wave are now shaking the world capitalist economy, and there is no end to them.
Modern imperialism, as in previous years, is seeking a way out of the crisis in the militarization of the economy and wars, the seizure of foreign territories, sources of raw materials and markets. Ziono-American imperialism, in striving for world domination, has already unleashed many wars on the planet. The ultimate goal of the Western imperialists is the dismemberment and destruction of Russia, which may be followed by the final enslavement of the former Soviet peoples. The threat of World War III looms over humanity.
I.V. Stalin said in this regard: "To eliminate the inevitability of wars, it is necessary to destroy imperialism." But without the restoration of the Soviet Union this task cannot be solved. Our working people will remember that in a single Soviet state, where there was a stable economy at stable prices, where Western crises did not concern us, where there were powerful armed forces, they were confident of their future.
We need precisely the socialist fraternal alliance that the USSR was like, it is precisely in such an alliance that the equality of nations can be ensured that many remember well. And now many workers of the former Soviet republics have realized that, by imposing market bargaining relations between the republics, bourgeois reformers laid the once-for-one Fatherland time bomb that worked in 1991, and now it is market relations that hinder our unification.
No wonder the great V.I. Lenin noted: “The attempts of the capitalist world for decades to resolve the issue of nationalities by combining the free development of nations with the exploitation of man by man turned out to be fruitless ... The bourgeoisie was powerless to establish cooperation among the nations."
How do we restore a socialist union? We, the Communists, have a clear opinion on this issue: they destroyed the Soviet Union from above, as it was done by the participants in the Belovezhsky collusion, and it will have to be restored from below (N.A. Andreyev, I Congress of the Peoples of the USSR, Moscow, 1993), t. e. in a revolutionary way, as was the case with V.I. Lenin. And there is no other way. The bourgeoisie will never give us the Soviet Union on a silver platter.
Only by restoring Soviet power as the dictatorship of the proletariat, by restoring the Soviet republics, can the Soviet Union be restored. In 1922, the Soviet republics were united quickly, because there was nothing for their workers to divide among themselves, unlike the current capitalists.
Unfortunately, at present the communist movement, which should lead the working people to restore the united socialist homeland, is fragmented and affected by the opportunism virus, therefore the working people are not yet ready for decisive action. The unification process has now been led by that part of the bourgeoisie, which needs the free movement of capital, labor, goods and services in order to obtain large profits and ensure security both internal and external.
We Communists support the integration process even on a capitalist basis, since such integration contributes to the unification of the proletariat in the struggle against the bourgeoisie. At the same time, we demand to accelerate integration processes within the framework of the Union State of Belarus and Russia, the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) and other associations. As for the Union State of Belarus and Russia, the unification processes in it unacceptably dragged on: there is no promised unification of monetary systems, there is no constitutional act, etc.
However, all these are tactical tasks. As for the strategic task of restoring the USSR, there is a struggle ahead. We Communists believe: “Only the class struggle under the leadership of the Communist Party, firmly standing on the revolutionary Marxist-Leninist positions, brought to the dictatorship of the proletariat, will restore Soviet power as the power of the workers, peasants and the labor intelligentsia, proletarian socialism, revive the great Lenin-Stalinist Union Soviet Socialist Republics and get out of the difficult socio-economic and political situation.
Long live the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics - the offspring of the Soviet people and its leaders V.I. Lenin and I.V. Stalin!
By order of the participants, laying flowers to the bust of I.V. Stalin at the ECC "Stalin Line" text was signed by the leaders of organizations of the communist parties operating in the territory of Belarus:
V.B. Zelikov, secretary of the Central Committee of the
All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks,
Chairman of the Bureau of the Central Committee of the AUCPB
Belarus and Kaliningrad region
V.V. Draco, Chairman of the Organizing Committee
By education Belarusian
communist party
working people
L.E. Shkolnikov, Secretary of the Central Committee
Communist
Party of the Soviet Union
first secretary of the Belarusian rekom
republican organization of the CPSU
Minsk, 12/21/2018
The USSR is in our hearts
The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics is a unique state that united the working people in 1/6 of the globe. The USSR was founded on December 30, 1922 at the First All-Union Congress of Soviets.
The cessation of the existence of the USSR was announced on December 8, 1991, as a result of the signing of the “Belovezhskaya Accords” by the presidents who had seized power in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus, Yeltsin, Kravchuk and Shushkevich. But the USSR lives in the hearts of people in the space of 1/6 of the earth.
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After the collapse of the Russian Empire, the Soviet Union united hundreds of peoples in a vast area - from the Baltic to Chukotka, from the Arctic Ocean to the Central Asian sands. The unity of nations was fastened by their friendship and communist ideology.
Marxism, which arose in the 19th century, did not provide ready-made recipes for the future socialist state. Specific features could appear only in the course of revolutionary construction. And at the beginning of the 20th century, the Bolsheviks, having founded their party, did not hurry to paint in detail the concept of the future national structure. However, the conditions for the development and decay of the Russian Empire dictated their specifics.
Most of the peoples who lived on the territory of Tsarist Russia became part of the empire at the stage of feudalism. But at the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century capitalism developed in the Russian Empire, and a national bourgeoisie appeared on the outskirts. Under these conditions, the struggle of peoples on the outskirts of the empire against national oppression has entered a fork. On the one hand, progressive public figures, fighting against tsarism, advocated unity with the Russian workers, for the joint struggle against autocracy. On the other hand, the national bourgeoisie sought to tear "their own" nationalities from the Russian people, from the Russian working people, cherishing dreams of creating their own "republics" and "emirates".
In the conditions of the popularity of socialist ideas, the national bourgeoisie was dressed in “socialist” clothes: the Ukrainian Petliurists, the Georgian Mensheviks, the Armenian Dashnaks, the Azerbaijani Musavatists, and others called themselves “socialists.” But under the "socialist" clothes hid nationalist gut.
The Bolsheviks on the outskirts of the Russian Empire had to fight "on two fronts": both against tsarism and against the nationalists.
The leader of the Bolshevik Party, VI Lenin spoke for the right of peoples to self-determination. The final Bolshevik understanding of the right of nations to self-determination was formulated at the April conference of the party in 1917. Lenin emphasized that this right includes both the right to secession and the right to unite peoples in one state. His goal: the international organization of the proletariat. “We, for our part, do not want a separation at all. We want as large a state as possible, as close as possible to the union of the largest possible number of nations living next to the Great Russians; we want this in the interests of democracy and socialism, in the interests of bringing to the struggle of the proletariat the greatest possible number of working people of different nations. We want a revolutionary proletarian unity, unity, not division, ”Lenin declared in October 1917. So the goal of the revolution was proclaimed the creation of the Soviet Union.
In the modern bourgeois great-power chauvinistic press, on the Internet one can often find allegations that the Bolsheviks "divided Russia" into the republics. Sometimes such statements are caused not even by malicious intent, but by elementary illiteracy. Even Russian President V. Putin once said that Lenin "laid the atomic bomb" on Russia, creating republics instead of provinces. Putin in general often demonstrated historical ignorance.
The same with the emergence of national republics in the ruins of the Russian Empire. Their occurrence was dictated by the very development of the situation after the February Revolution and the fall of autocracy, the movement of peoples towards self-determination. Moreover, the national bourgeoisie even overtook the working masses in the creation of state formations, in their desire to tear the national outskirts from the center of the country.
Thus, the “Central Rada”, which proclaimed the autonomy of Ukraine, was established in March 1917, when Lenin was still in exile, in Switzerland. The Great Belarusian Council was convened in July 1917. The 1st All-Russian Muslim Congress, which demanded the reorganization of Russia on national-federal principles, was held in Moscow in May 1917.
Thus, the question of republican division, the creation of a federation instead of a unitary division in a province, was predetermined. The question was only in what kind of republics would these be — bourgeois or workers' and peasants?
On November 7 (November 20, a new style), the Ukrainian bourgeoisie in Kiev, which did not recognize the October Revolution, proclaimed the creation of the “Ukrainian People’s Republic”. The working people of Ukraine responded to this act on December 12 (25), proclaiming the Ukrainian Soviet Republic in Kharkov.
On March 25, 1918, the Belarusian bourgeoisie in Minsk announced the creation of their own "people's republic". Belarusian workers proclaimed the creation of the Belarusian Soviet Republic on January 1, 1919.
In the Baltics, puppet "state" formations were created as early as the period when this territory, during the First World War, was conquered by the Germans. The liberation of the Baltic territories by the Red Army contributed to the proclamation of the Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian Soviet republics.
The bourgeois republics were established in Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan in 1918. Their existence lasted until 1920-1921, when Transcaucasian workers, together with the Red Army, knocked out local nationalists and foreign interventionists.
The national bourgeoisie tried to create their own “state formations” in Russia too. Thus, in March 1918, the bourgeoisie of the Volga region tried to create the “States Idel-Ural”, incorporating the Volga peoples into this “state”. But this counter-revolutionary action was also crushed, and in 1919-1920 the Tatar and Bashkir Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republics were created as part of Soviet Russia.
Since 1917, feudal lords and the bourgeoisie made a number of attempts to form their “states” in the North Caucasus (“Mountain Republic”, etc.). However, the rout of the White Guards in the Caucasus ended with the proclamation of the Mountain ASSR as part of Soviet Russia.
So, by 1922, the bourgeois "state formations" in most of the former Russian empire were eliminated by the working people. In their place were built the Soviet republics: the Russian SFSR, the Ukrainian SSR, the Byelorussian SSR, and the Transcaucasian Federation (Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan). During the design of the Union held a discussion about the forms of association. During the discussion, it was decided that the Allied republics would not become part of Russia, but would become equal. On December 30, the Union Treaty was signed.
The construction of the Union did not end there: new allied and autonomous republics were created, and in the 1920–1930s the state apparatus had to be repeatedly cleaned of nationalist elements that had penetrated there. The Soviet Union convincingly demonstrated its fortress during the Great Patriotic War, when the Soviet people defeated the Nazi hordes and liberated Europe from fascism. A new historical community formed: the Soviet people.
Rust began to erode the Union after the death of I.V. Stalin, from the 1950s, when the Khrushchevites, declaring the end of the class struggle and the dictatorship of the proletariat, also ceased opposition to the cultivation of nationalism. Especially in the Brezhnev years, not just random people, but overt enemies of socialism, penetrated the state and party apparatus of the CPSU. In the union and autonomous republics, there was a conniving growth of nationalist sentiment. The reactionary nationalist intelligentsia, which was no longer afraid of "repression", went hand in hand with party traitors. “Nationalists and careerists-bribe takers, covered from the Kremlin, came to power in the USSR after 1953. When the time comes, they will drop their masks, throw away membership cards and will openly rule their counties as feudal lords and feudalists, ”Mao Zedong predicted.
Since 1985, by announcing "perestroika", the counter-revolution has begun to liquidate the USSR. By 1991, in a number of republics, local nationalists had already thrown away membership cards and CPSU party clothes. March 17 held an all-Union referendum on the preservation of the Soviet Union. At 80 percent turnout, more than 77% of those who voted said “YES” to the Union. It is noteworthy that the highest percentages of YES (more than in Russia) were in the union republics: in Central Asia and Kazakhstan, Belarus, and Azerbaijan. But in the Baltic States, Moldova, Georgia and Armenia, local nationalist authorities blocked a referendum in most of the territories of these republics. And no wonder that they were afraid of the results of the referendum: the example of Azerbaijan, where the first attacks of overt nationalists were repulsed, and 93% of voters voted for the Union, spoke for itself.
On December 8, 1991, the results of the All-Union referendum were buried in Bialowieza ...
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The future socialist revolution will again raise the question of the unification of the space of the USSR. People living on the “one sixth of the earth” feel their commonality; the workers remember that they are one Soviet people, temporarily divided by cordons. In addition to the cultural and psychological unity, economic ties play a role. And, paradoxically, but the processes of globalization, contrary to their original purpose, can also play a certain role. The socialist revolution will inevitably break through the border cordons.
This means that the unification of peoples will once again put on the agenda the revival of the USSR, the creation of a new Soviet Union.
Dar Vetrov
To the participants of the XXI International Scientific Symposium
St. Petersburg (Leningrad), December 2018
BEST WISHES to the participants of the symposium
In the Program of the XXI International Scientific Symposium I was surprised by the wording of Clause 1 of the Program: The collapse of communist construction on the foundation of Marxism.
I want to express my opinion on the wording of the reasons for the collapse of the USSR about this discrepancy in the media.
First of all, the USSR was destroyed by actions both from the inside and outside of the USSR. Billions of dollars spent by the West, and above all the United States on the collapse of the USSR, are not badly covered in the communist press. The main internal cause of the collapse of the USSR is the opportunistic degeneration of the CPSU and above all its elite, and not at all the failure of the alleged theory of Marxism or Marxist ideology, as some “political scientists” believe by misunderstanding or malicious intent.
Communist construction was and remains possible only on the foundation of Marxism as the only scientific basis for building the communist civilization, since socialism, the first, initial stage of communism, can only be built on a scientific basis, only on the basis of scientific theory, only on the knowledge of the objective laws of social development, taking into account existing level of scientific and technological progress, and not on the elements of the capitalist market.
Our opinion: the defeat was not socialism on the basis of Marxism, but an opportunist perversion both in theory and in the economic practice of building socialism. Regarding the theory of Marxism, there were no scientists in the USSR who were capable after V.I. Lenin and I.V. Stalin to develop the theory of Marxism in modern conditions, and engaged only in boring teaching and dogmatism, writing and defending useless doctoral dissertations and empty sophisticated "scientific" discussions on little significant issues. According to Lenin, Marxism is not a dogma, but a guide to action. In the dissertations of pseudo-scholars, any guidance in the development of a socialist society based on Marxism in the development of a scientific and technological revolution was NOT sought after.
Being unable to develop Marxism and the theory of building socialism as a transitional stage from capitalism to communism, under Brezhnev, the economy generally abandoned socialist principles, the basic law of organizing a socialist economy - making a profit by increasing productivity through reducing energy costs and implementing economic the law of capitalism in the form of Kosygin-Liberman reform. From the assessment of the profits of production on the basis of the growth of labor productivity, they moved to the capitalist principle of determining profits in monetary terms. This opened up scope for frauds on the part of managers of enterprises that fictitiously increased the cost of production due to the little costly small “additives” on the product (for example, the drawing on the saucepan a flower and increasing its cost by 2-3 times). This made it possible for the director of production to use the release of a state-planned product — with the provision of raw materials and other things — for the release of additionally unrecorded products and marketing by the directors of stores and various sales offices with a division of revenue between the manufacturer and distributor of goods. This is how the underground criminal bourgeoisie appeared and grew up in the USSR.
The process of deformation of socialism, starting from the Brezhnev period, led to the abandonment of the socialist market (where labor is not a commodity and is the means of production) to the elements of the capitalist market with all the ensuing consequences, where everything, including man himself, is a commodity.
At the same time, an opportunistic degeneration of the ruling CPSU took place. The loss of 3.5 million members of the CPSU (b) on the Great Patriotic War fronts of the 5 million party and filling its ranks with politically illiterate people in Marxism significantly affected the political level of the CPSU. In addition, the children of the so-called repressed under Stalin climbed into the party and state apparatus. The “repressed” under Stalin, the descendants of dissatisfied with the Soviet authorities, who created a powerful fifth column of the pro-Western anti-Soviet-minded part of society, which overwhelmed both culture and the media, imposing nihilism on society in relation to the Soviet period of our history. The party was overgrown with opportunists, careerists, anti-communists.
Dogmatism and comics in party politics, complacency and complacency, conceit and p-revolutionary empty talk, political chatter and the separation of theory from socio-political practice led to the ideological degeneration of the CPSU. The party work itself became a bureaucratic activity. The party declared itself a party of scientific socialism, and then "the party of the whole people." In fact, the Communist Party of the Soviet Union broke away from the people, ceased to be "the mind, honor and conscience," it became rather the opposite. In other words, opportunism has received its political formation in the party.
Along with the rebirth of the party, the state apparatus was bureaucratized. The number of officials increased by 3 times compared with the Stalin period. The concepts of "pure democracy" are being introduced through the media. Through the media, public consciousness is being manipulated - orienting society in any direction desirable for pro-Western “Soviet” liberals.
Socialism can only be built on the scientific basis of the development of Marxism, taking into account the changing nature of the productive forces, by using the achievements of scientific progress. “Without theory, death is ours.” (JV Stalin)
I wish those who consider themselves to be a political scientist and theorist of social development, who have the strength and desire to study the laws of social development, to understand that the future objectively belongs to socialism, to remember that, historically, the national idea of Russia is to go ahead of the entire planet. And therefore, the daring theoreticians, I wish to become the real creators of the development of the theory of Marxism as the only scientific theory of the development of civilization and continue the path of the socialist development of the country. They collapsed the country from above, and it would have to be restored from below.
Good luck on the thorny path of the revival of the USSR!
N.A. Andreeva
General Secretary of the Central Committee of the AUCPB
Saturday, January 5, 2019
Rally in Pyatigorsk in honor of the 139th anniversary of the birth of I.V. Stalin
On December 21, in the city of Pyatigorsk, the Bolsheviks on Kirov Avenue held a rally in honor of the 139th anniversary of the birth of Generalissimo of the Soviet Union Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin. Before the rally, songs about Stalin were performed, newspapers and calendars were distributed for 2019, Bolshevik propaganda work was conducted among the population. The rally opened with the performance of the Stalin State Anthem of the USSR. The secretary of the Central Committee of the AUCPB, N.A. Degtyarenko, Comrades Nesterova T.A., Britanova T.M., Velichko L.A., Katsan N.S., Achkasova L.I., Kuzmenko L.I. Unanimously adopted a rally statement. At the end of the rally, a meeting of the Bolsheviks took place.
North Caucasus Bureau of the Central Committee of the AUCPB
In the village Ilsk in the Krasnodar Territory, patriots celebrated the 139th anniversary of the birth of I.V. Stalin
This year in the village of Ilsk in Seversky district, the significant date of December 21 coincided with the meeting of the primary village veteran organization, where the leaders and ordinary comrades of this public organization gave the opportunity to speak to the representative of the AUCPB and the ordinary member of the veteran organization L.A.Derbeda on the occasion of the 139th anniversary of the birth of Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin. In my speech, I read the entire article entitled “The most powerful and colorful figure of the strategic command”, taken from the newspaper Bolshevik Sickle and Hammer No. 12 of 2018. Also read, with expression a poem by Alexander Vertinsky "He", dedicated to I.V. Stalin. It was said by me that it was our party the AUCPB that initially defended and raised the name of Stalin to such a high level today. And it is true! I read a quotation from Nina Alexandrovna Andreeva, our leader of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks, told by her at the beginning of the open bourgeois counterrevolution about the assessment of the activity of I.V. Stalin.
“... The results of political and state activities of I.V. Stalin are so impressive that they cannot be obscured by any falsification. These results show that Stalin possessed the most important qualities of the largest political leader of the twentieth century, was able to correctly and realistically assess the situation, predict the future, set goals correctly and choose the right means to achieve them, had an iron political will to realize what was intended. No one is able to disprove that under the leadership of Stalin, the USSR achieved tremendous success in all areas, became the second superpower of the world ... "
During the speech, was also read an excerpt by I.V. Stalin on predicting the future, he said during his lifetime. “Many of the affairs of our party and people will be distorted and spat upon, primarily, abroad, and in our country too. Zionism, striving for world domination, will cruelly revenge us for our successes and achievements. It still considers Russia as a barbarous country, as a raw materials appendage. And my name will also be slandered, slandered. To my name will assigned many atrocities. World Zionism will strive with all its might to destroy our Union so that Russia can never rise again. The strength of the USSR is in the friendship of nations. The edge of the struggle will be directed, first of all, at breaking this friendship, at separating the outskirts from Russia. Here, I must admit, we have not done everything. There is still a large field of work. With particular force, nationalism will lift its head. It will supress internationalism and patriotism for a while, but only for a while. There will be national groups within nations and conflicts. Many pygmy leaders will appear, traitors within their nations. In general, in the future development will go more complicated and even frantic ways. The point is that the East is especially agitated. There will be sharp contradictions with the West. And yet, no matter how the events unfold, but time will pass, and the eyes of new generations will be turned to the deeds and victories of our socialist Fatherland. Year after year, new generations will come. They will again raise the banner of their fathers and give us their due in full. They will build their future on our past.”
Having finished the speech, L.A. Derbeda congratulated all those present to the veteran meeting on the 139th anniversary of the birth of I.V. Stalin, wished everyone good health, longevity and further success in the patriotic work on the truth about Stalin, about the Great Patriotic War, about our entire Soviet history.
The speech by L.A. Derbeda was liked by the veteran meeting present, thanks were made for the interesting information, for the poem dedicated to Stalin, and willingly took pictures with party symbols of the AUCPB for memory in honor of the 139th anniversary of the birthday of I.V. Stalin.
Glory to the Great Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin!
L.A.Derbeda
Ilsk, Krasnodar Territory
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