J.V. Stalin. Collected Works. 1-13 volumes. English edition.

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PREFACE The Original Russian edition of J. Stalin's works as published by decision of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (Bolsheviks) contains thirteen volumes and covers the period from 1901 up to January 1934 and has been published in English by the Foreign Languages Publishing House, Moscow. After this time, writings of J. Stalin in the English language could so far only be found in numerous pamphlets, Congress reports, newspaper articles e.t.c. After reprinting the 13 Volume Moscow edition, we now present five further volumes of works of J. Stalin. Three volumes: (14 -16) contain a collection of writings, speeches, messages, orders and reports. One volume (17) contains war telegrams and messages as sent by Stalin to Churchill and Attlee, Roosevelt and Truman: And volume 18 will be a reprint of the History of the C.P.S.U.(B), short course, which has been written under the close supervision of J. Stalin. The collection of writings in the volumes 14 - 16 should give a close insight into Stalin's politics and activities in the period up to his death in 1953, but by no means can we claim that this collection could be complete. At times where no material seemed to be available, we have included material that reflects Stalin's activity; as for instance in volume 14 there are some reports from Kolkhozine leaders to Stalin to show the range of problems Soviet leadership had 5
to handle and solve. As well in volume 14 after Stalin's explanatory speech on the Draft Constitution, we have included the full text of the Constitution as finally adopted by the Supreme Soviet. Not included in volume 14 though, is Stalin's article Dialectical and Historical Materialism as it is to be found in the History of the C.P.S.U.(B), short course, (volume 18) where it was originally published. In assembling the material for volume 14, we have avoided splitting it into different parts and appendices, so the partially indirect material is to be found under its appropriate date. In researching the material we have made use of the 17 volume German edition of Stalin's works as published by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Germany (Marxist - Leninist), and also of the recent French edition of Stalin's works as published by "Nouveau Bureau d' Edition", Paris. THE EDITORS RED STAR PRESS MAY 1978 6
Page 1: J. STALIN WORKS 14
Page 4 and 5: J. V. STALIN w o R k s VOLUME ¡¢
Page 8 and 9: CONTENTS PREFACE . . . . . . . . .
Page 10 and 11: CONSTITUTION (FUNDAMENTAL LAW) OF T
Page 12 and 13: ON AN ARTICLE BY ENGELS 19 July 193
Page 14 and 15: a foreign name. It is this secret o
Page 16 and 17: stances have thus far prevented the
Page 18 and 19: that the downfall of Russian Tsaris
Page 20: this task, he lost sight of a numbe
Page 23 and 24: what is taking place in the United
Page 25 and 26: as a whole adopts the principle of
Page 27 and 28: forces driving towards better organ
Page 29 and 30: another president in his place. The
Page 31 and 32: ganiser; he has set an example of h
Page 33 and 34: ad sides of the technical intellige
Page 35 and 36: Stalin : Yes, I know this, and this
Page 37 and 38: Yes, you are right when you say tha
Page 39 and 40: can be repaired and saved. That is
Page 41 and 42: hands which wield it, by who is to
Page 43 and 44: a great role; they compelled the ru
Page 45 and 46: lacks many things needed for a perf
Page 47 and 48: the other hand, we gained what was
Page 49 and 50: our slogan on technique demands. We
Page 52 and 53: DECISIONS ON THE MANUALS OF HISTORY
Page 54 and 55: Stalin, Kirov and Idanov, with resp
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Commissars and the Central Committe
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of the national liberation movement
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REMARKS ON THE SUMMARY OF THE MANUA
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THE DEATH OF KIROV 1 December 1934
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J. Stalin, S. Ordjonikidze, V. Molo
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ADDRESS GIVEN AT THE RECEPTION OF T
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ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATES FROM THE R
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this task. But not all our comrades
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True, in pursuing this course we we
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with a soulless, bureaucratic, and
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ficulties, who do not hide from dif
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Metro construction, congratulations
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SPEECH DELIVERED AT A RECEPTION GIV
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is just what is meant by the emanci
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SPEECH AT THE FIRST ALL-UNION CONFE
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of labour which only Socialism can
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the basis of the distinction betwee
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out of technique the maximum that c
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his "new-fangled ideas." As to Busy
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olution is the only revolution in t
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ern technique. The Stakhanov moveme
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people. Everybody now abuses the ex
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standards. That is not true, comrad
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and technical workers who obstinate
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if the stubborn conservatives do no
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SPEECH AT A CONFERENCE OF HARVESTER
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or eight billion poods are another.
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of prosperity for themselves. And w
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work as hands for the landowners. W
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does not like to wait. If you have
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ADDRESS TO THE COMMISSION OF THE SE
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SPEECH AT A CONFERENCE OF THE FOREM
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has been replaced by complete and m
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CONFERENCE OF THE AVANT-GARDIST KOL
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the water, up to our knees. I ask t
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of the influence on people of the s
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INTERVIEW BETWEEN J. STALIN AND ROY
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eak out unexpectedly. Wars are not
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italistic countries of an intent on
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letter he assumed that the obligati
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they not? It would be quite wrong t
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nationalities. In socialist society
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ditions. Evidently candidates will
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compel them to improve their work.
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TELEGRAM FROM THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
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ON THE DRAFT CONSTITUTION OF THE U.
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Such were the formal grounds and in
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Such was the picture of economic li
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In conformity with these changes in
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technical equipment; that they are
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these social groups is steadily dim
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U.S.S.R.; their feeling of mutual d
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e based on the higher phase of Comm
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new Constitution of the U.S.S.R. pr
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property status, not national origi
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fascist press. This group of critic
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"Deutsche Diplomatisch - Politische
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mises. (Prolonged applause.) Furthe
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the practicability of certain princ
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I must admit that the draft of the
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within the scope of the current leg
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words "and working intelligentsia"
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It would also be wrong to substitut
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of its content, but also because of
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I think that unless these three obj
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in the case of the members of the S
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franchised, or, at all events, that
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matically reduces the percentage of
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struggle for the emancipation of ma
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CONSTITUTION (FUNDAMENTAL LAW) OF T
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agricultural implements - in accord
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highest organs of state authority a
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ARTICLE 19. The laws of the U.S.S.R
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ARTICLE 29. The Byelorussian Soviet
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ARTICLE 39. A law is considered ado
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a) Convenes the sessions of the Sup
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consent of the Presidium of the Sup
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ARTICLE 61. The Supreme Soviet of a
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of the country; f) Sets up, wheneve
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esponding People's Commissariats of
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Soviet of the Union Republic and ac
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the laws of the U.S.S.R. and of the
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Deputies of territories, regions, a
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ARTICLE 105. The Supreme Court of t
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CHAPTER X FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND DU
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ace or nationality, as well as any
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ARTICLE 131. It is the duty of ever
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ARTICLE 140. Voting at elections of
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1. To establish that the Union Repu
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elations between the Union Republic
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REPORT AND SPEECH IN REPLY TO DEBAT
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the lessons which followed from the
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well he may disguise himself." And
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continue to lead the capitalist mod
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Our Party comrades forgot about all
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a political platform. Now even the
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Such is the incontrovertible result
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like Pyatakov and Livshitz, Shestov
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ig successes and big achievements n
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people sitting there in Moscow, in
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no economic successes, no matter ho
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shevik cadres and when the part of
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time if he wants to avoid being exp
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nose, put spokes in their wheel, so
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can afford to ignore this handful o
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infuse them with new forces which a
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of the foreign intelligence service
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SPEECH IN REPLY TO DEBATE 5 March 3
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Party organizations to supersede th
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off their personal friendly connect
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method of choosing and placing peop
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the testing and control of Party le
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take was that our Party comrades fo
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our cadres, that we must spare thei
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and people from the other side, I w
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of the working class, the experienc
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usually act in a haphazard way : ei
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pedantic fashion. In order to thoro
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LETTER TO THE AUTHORS OF THE MANUAL
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deviation in the Communist Party of
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ADDRESS TO THE RECEPTION OF DIRECTO
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To the health of the pioneers and f
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SPEECH DELIVERED BY COMRADE J. STAL
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upon me new and additional duties a
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eing run without capitalists. The w
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demands the most elementary? The el
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the duty and right of the electors
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ON THE FINAL VICTORY OF SOCIALISM I
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on this question connected with rec
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country. I think, Comrade Ivanov, t
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for us. We must remember that we ar
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call the victory of Socialism, or,
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peasants and help the enemies to ta
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LETTER ON PUBLICATIONS FOR CHILDREN
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SPEECH DELIVERED AT A RECEPTION IN
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tical work in industry Stakhanov an
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ON THE PROHIBITION OF THE EXCLUSION
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Instead of repressing and correctin
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jurisdiction as would any common cr
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ON THE INCORRECT DISTRIBUTION OF RE
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that the management of the Kolkhoze
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are objectively acts of sabotage an
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of the expenses of the following ye
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the general assembly of Kolkhozines
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ON THE TAXES AND OTHER OBLIGATIONS
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state tax on the horses of free-lan
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OATH OF ALLEGIANCE OF THE WORKERS'
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REPORT ON THE WORK OF THE CENTRAL C
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unemployment. The number of unemplo
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This table shows that the combined
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of influence and colonies, by milit
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It is not so easy in our day to sud
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stronger than the fascist states, b
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and prompting them : "Just start wa
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3. The Soviet Union and the Capital
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position; and we shall adhere to th
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farms, with their antediluvian equi
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This table shows that during the pe
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this number of tons by the number o
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products, and on being able to make
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the total grain area. I will not me
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1) TRACTORS EMPLOYED IN AGRICULTURE
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1926-27, for example, was about 47
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There can be no doubt that the lag
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The abolition of exploitation and t
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machine and tractor stations; 7. St
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2) YOUNG SPECIALISTS GRADUATED FROM
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of the total vote, were cast for th
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ise of productivity of labour, and
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Such was the inglorious end of the
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chance, passive, careerist and dire
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The Party cadres constitute the com
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in leadership, a schooling in Marxi
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odies has been carried on during th
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a Leninist cannot be considered a r
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of highly qualified Party theoretic
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Is it not surprising that we learne
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society to be held in subjection; a
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cannot therefore abstract itself fr
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was not only necessary to expropria
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ination of the capitalist elements
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and status. It has come closer to t
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of young people coming from the ran
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2. To establish closer contact betw
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the working class with the venom of
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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 1935 January 15
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1936 February 13 - 16 J. V. Stalin
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December 12 J. V. Stalin is elected
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1940 March 26 - 28 J. V. Stalin dir
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