“…Problems Confronting the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia / by Jiri Pehe Hungarian Television Interviews Alexander Dubcek / by Jan Obrman Dubcek's Interview in Hungary / by Vladimir Kusin Reactions to the Broadcast of Dubcek's Interview / by Jan Obrman Charter 77 Launches Debate on Stalinism / by Peter Martin Lidove Noviny: A Dissent Newspaper Comes of Age / by Jiri Pehe…”

“…Controversy over Responsibility for the Fate of Slovak Jews Stalin Revisited / by Jan Obrman The Wastage of Talent / by Jan Obrman Environmental Issues / by Frank Pohl A Note on Independent Literature / by Antonin Kratochvil…”

“…., Parton Street, London, W.C.1 CENTRAL BOOKS CLASSIC OFFER POLITICAL ECONOMY 3/6 Leontiev FOUNDATIONS OF LENINISM 1/- Joseph Stalin COMMUNISM: AN OUTLINE FOR EVERYONE 3d. Robson MARXISM AND WAR 4d. …”

“…Debate over Constitutional Changes / by Slobodan Stankovic Belgrade Police Ban International Communist Symposium / by Slobodan Stankovic More about the CC Plenum on Kosovo / by Milan Andrejevich New President of the Party Presidium / by Slobodan Stankovic Multiconfessional Periodical Appears / by Milan Andrejevich Stane Dolanc Discusses Yugoslav Affairs / by Milan Andrejevich Bulgaria's "Restructuring" Depends on Gorbachev, Magazine Claims / by Slobodan Stankovic Reactions to Gorbachev: Between Stalin and Raisa / by Slobodan Stankovic…”

“…Soviet System for Yugoslavia Rejected / by Slobodan Stankovic Another Rise in the Cost of Living / by Slobodan Stankovic Discussion of Strikes in Communist-Ruled Countries / by Slobodan Stankovic Slovenia's Intellectuals Become Restless / by Slobodan Stankovic Yugoslavia's Turks Complain about Their Position / by Slobodan Stankovic Interview with Chinese Prime Minister / by Slobodan Stankovic Press Reports Claim Situation in Romania and Bulgaria Is Dire / by Slobodan Stankovic Yugoslav Daily Attacks "Ayatolah [Ayatollah] Stalinism" in Iran / by Slobodan Stankovic…”

“…Planinc's Visit to Moscow: Nothing Lost, Nothing Gained / by Slobodan Stankovic Party Weekly Attacks Bulgaria's Balkan Policy / by Slobodan Stankovic New Invective against Bulgaria / by Slobodan Stankovic Borba Says Assessments of Hungarian Elections Greatly Exaggerated / by Slobodan Stankovic A Report on Soviet-Hungarian Symposium / by Slobodan Stankovic Lenin Blamed for Current Communist Failures / by Slobodan Stankovic Thirty-five Years of Self-Management System / by Slobodan Stankovic Former Gulag Prisoner Warns against Stalinism / by Slobodan Stankovic…”

“…The Historical Background to Rural Resettlement / by Michael Shafir Bucharest's Hinterland: A Test Ground for Rural Resettlement / by Dan Ionescu West Germany Condemns Village Demolition Plans / by Michael Shafir The Mazilu Riddle: Romanian Official Fails to Appear before UN Body / by Michael Shafir Romania Stays Out of CMEA Plan for a Unified Market / by Vladimir Socor Party Activists among the Refugees in Hungary / by Vladimir Socor A Revival of Stalinism? / by Michael Shafir The Passing of a Generation of Writers / by Crisula Stefanescu Tourism in Romania / by Mihai Sturdza…”

“…Soviet trade unions were an important component in Stalin's system of rigid control over workers. Beginning with Khrushchev, party leaders sought to dismantle a system rooted in terror while seeking alternative ways to ensure compliance with civil authority. …”

“…Reform of Yugoslav Party under Discussion / by Slobodan Stankovic The Serbian CP's Appeal for Reform / by Zdenko Antic Diversity of Views on Reform and Recovery / by Slobodan Stankovic Trial of Six Dissidents Begins in Belgrade / by Slobodan Stankovic The Belgrade Trial Continues and Adjourns / by Slobodan Stankovic Vladimir Dedijer Discusses Human Rights Violations in Yugoslavia / by Zdenko Antic Yugoslavia's Spanish Civil War Veterans Call for Action / by Zdenko Antic Trade Unions Reluctantly Approve Strikes / by Slobodan Stankovic Official Yugoslavia Mourns Indira Gandhi as a Great Nonaligned Leader / by Zdenko Antic Patriarch Pimen of Russia Visits Yugoslavia / by Zdenko Antic Anti-Moslem Feelings Denied / by Slobodan Stankovic Belgrade's Criticism of "Monolithic Unity"; Stalin's Crimes Recalled / by Slobodan Stankovic…”

“…He outlines the realisation that Stalinism was a ‘form of dictatorship’. He explains his views on the development of the USSR after Stalin and how important his reading of English trade unionism and socialist theory proved at this time. …”

“…JanuarReiterliedDie Elfte BrigadeBallade der ElftenDie Arbeiter von WienVolksfrontliedDie Rote FahneTrauermarschThälmannliedDie MoorsoldatenResolutionDer Rote WeddingKumpelliedIllega les FlüsterliedEinheitsfrontIm Kerker zu Tode gemartertHerrlicher BaikalPartisanenliedRote FliegerRote ReiterarmeeWoroschilow LiedStalin LiedFröhliche JugendDer Zukunft entgegenWolgadeutsches LiedLied vom VaterlandArbeiter, BauernChinenische GrabinschriftenDas unendliche VaterlandSolidaritätKomiternInternationaleHet SolidariteitsliedSaam zijn wij sterkInternationaleBring PionererRode MatroserPartisansangenDet unga gardetWarszawiankaKompanii MickiewiczMarsz Bataljonu DabrowskiegoRodnicki PozdravSpanelsky PochodO Spanelsku si zpivámPartizan DalFelzúg az énekSun cin lanDanketsu no ChikaraMéxico en EspañaInternationaleBibliotheek Camille HuysmansBevat: partituren"…”

“…In this fascinating film we see the swing to jet propulsion, the incredible size of these planes and a new breed of specially trained "jet" pilots. 3. Answer to Stalin -- Did we defeat the Nazis just to trade them for the communists? …”

“…It goes on to portray the U.S. meeting of the challenge: reactivating planes, tanks and ships to check the aggression of Stalin and his Communist satellites. 5. The Gathering Storm -- How prepared is America for all-out war? …”

“…Human rights have to be saved today from Stalinism, as yesterday from Hitlerism. Only international solidarity and collective defense can avoid further expansion of the most horrifying tyranny and worldwide massacre. [] A POLICY OF ISOLATIONISM AND/OR APPEASEMENT WOULD BE THE SUREST WAY TO WAR. …”

“…But now, when the Soviet Union is far stronger, when we are told that socialism is finally established, the Government of Stalin can afford only meagre shipments of arms and food. …”