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International Bulletin Vol. 1, No. 32, 10 August 1962 · pp. 8-9 of the scan · 208 words

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warmly greets in particular the Communist youth of China, of the ‘Jorkers' States of Gurope and Asia and of the Soviet Union who are for their peoples the guarantors of a Commnist future. After the long ‘ Stalinist night, the awakening of a spirit of criticism among the youth of these countries is one of the decisve factors which led the -bureaucracies of these countries to abolish the most detestable features of the Stalinist dictatorship,

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But this is only the first stage towards the regeneration of the Soviet power cf the workers in these countries. In order that socialist democracy may be established on a higher plane it is necessary that the workers become masters of the State and of the economy, that they manage their factories through Workers!’ Councils, that democracy be established in the Kolkhozes and that the economy as a whole be re-orientated in the interests of the mass of the consumers. The victory os socialist democracy, the overthrow of the power of the bureaucracy cannot be even conceived without the reintroduction of the freedom of tondencies within the Communist Pa rty, and the freedom to establish more than one workers! political party on the basis of the Soviet Constitution.

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