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| | Encyclopedia: CPSU Central Committee |
 | | The Central Committee also made a landmark decision in March 1985 when it elected the reformist Mikhail Gorbachev as the next General Secretary of CPSU with the margin of just one vote more than the hardliner Viktor Grishin. | | | From 1917 to 1934, the Central Committee did act as a parliament. | | | Members of the committee were elected at the Party Congress every five years. |
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| | THE POLITBURO OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF THE SOVIET UNION (BOLSHEVIKS) AND SOVIETIZATION OF THE ... |
| | Executive committees of large cities and counties were set up according to the decree of the Supreme Soviet of the republic and in districts, urban and rural settlements and towns – under the decision of the county executive committee. | | | On 14 August, the highest party body approved the framework decision of the CPSU’s Central Committee and the Council of People’s Commissars of the USSR on the organisation of public administration and development of economy of Soviet Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, i.e. | | | On 28 December, the Politburo approved the decision of the Council of People’s Commissars of the USSR and the CPSU’s Central Committee on taxes and charges levied on farms in Soviet Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. |
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| | SEVEN LETTERS EXCHANGED BETWEEN THE CENTRAL COMMITTEES OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF CHINA AND THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF THE ... |
| | It began with the 20th Congress of the CPSU and was aggravated at the 22nd Congress and later. | | | Beginning with the 22nd Congress of the CPSU, you imposed public polemics on the entire international communist movement in violation of the principles guiding relations among fraternal Parties as laid down in the 1960 Statement, and you asserted that to do so was to "act in Lenin's manner". | | | We cannot avoid the impression that all this is done solely to enable you to fill the role of a "father party" yourselves. |
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| | Freeze Resource 4: CPSU Central Committee Politbuto Decision "About the ... |
| | CPSU Central Committee Politbuto Decision "About the instruction to the Soviet Ambassador in Washington for his conversation with Vance on the question of 'human rights'" and text of instruction,February 18, 1977 | | | The draft of the instructions to the Soviet Ambassador in Washington this question is to be approved. | | | About the instructions to the Soviet Ambassador in Washington for his conversation with Vance on the question of "human rights". |
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| | Nikita S. Khrushchev: Crimes of the Stalin Era |
| | The majority of the Central Committee members and candidates elected at the 17th Congress and arrested in 1937-1938 were expelled from the party illegally through the brutal abuse of the party statute, because the question of their expulsion was never studied at the Central Committee plenum. | | | The Central Committee considers it absolutely necessary to inform the Congress of many such fabricated "cases" against the members of the party's Central Committee elected at the 17th Party Congress. | | | The commission has presented to the Central Committee Presidium lengthy and documented materials pertaining to mass repressions against the delegates to the 17th Party Congress and against members of the Central Committee elected at that Congress. |
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| | Tourism in Azerbaijan |
| | The copies of this appeal were sent to the UN Secretary General and the Heads of the governments and religious communities of the world. | | | On the basis of this decision on January, 15 1990 the Presidium of USSR Supreme Council adopted the Decree On declaration of the state of emergency in Nagorno-Karabakh Autonomous Oblast and some other districts. | | | The third session of the Supreme Council of USSR held in March, 1990 instead of giving the evaluation of the January events took place in Baku adopted intricate resolution On situation in the Azerbaijani SSR and in the Armenian SSR and the measures on normalization of the situation in this region. |
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| | Encyclopedia: Stalin |
| | In April 1917, Stalin was elected to the Central Committee with the third highest vote total in the party and was subsequently elected to the Politburo of the Central Committee (May 1917); he held this position for the remainder of his life. | | | Towards the end of the purge, the Politburo relieved NKVD head Nikolai Yezhov, from his position for overzealousness. | | | A political commissar is an officer appointed by a communist party to oversee a unit of the military. |
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| | The CPSU Politburo and its Commissions under Brezhnev: Decision Making in the Cases of Afghanistan and Poland |
| | This commission consisted of Andrei Gromyko (the Foreign Minister), Yurii Andropov (the KGB Chair), Dmitrii Ustinov (the Defense Minister), Boris Ponomarev (the chief of the International Department at the CPSU Central Committee) and their deputies. | | | In April, 1981 Andropov and Ustinov, who had been dispatched by Brezhnev to Brest, a border city between the USSR and Poland, forced Kania and Jaruzelski to sign a document to declare the introduction of martial law. | | | The CPSU Politburo and its Commissions under Brezhnev: Decision Making in the Cases of Afghanistan and Poland |
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| | Perestroika [Sam Marcy]: Article 14 (1990) |
| | Of course, the Central Committee has a legal and political right to relieve its first secretary, the leader of the Party, and elect a new one. | | | A special resolution on this question has been adopted by the CPSU Central Committee and the USSR Council of Ministers. | | | However, the next sentence went on to say: "The plenary session relieved D. Kunayev of his duties as First Secretary of the republic Communist Party Central Committee in connection with his retirement on pension." |
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| | Communist Party |
| | Traditionally, the Party Congress elected a 27 member Central Committee every year. | | | Gradually power passed from the Politburo to the General Secretary, who controlled the appointment of party members to key jobs throughout the country. | | | At the Party Congress in 1921 all factions such as the Workers' Opposition were banned. |
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| | AII POW-MIA - Senate Select Committee 50 |
| | The Committee also strongly urges the Department of State to raise this matter at the highest levels in Beijing. | | | This may be because publicity on the POW/MIA issue has died down or that all letters sent to the Joint Commission on American POW/MIAs are now initially screened by the Office of the President for Letters and Appointments. | | | Meetings were held with Supreme Assembly Speaker Yang Hyong Sop, Deputy Foreign Minister Kang Sok Ju, and a staff of ministry officials who appeared knowledgeable on POW/MIA issues. |
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| | Speech by Stalin, 1952 |
| | Comrade Molotov has such deep respect for his wife, that no sooner have the CC or the Politburo made very many decisions on this or that question, that this decision immediately is conveyed to Molotov's wife Zhemtchuzhina and all of her friends. | | | VOICE FROM THE FLOOR - We need to elect comrade Stalin as the General Secretary of the CC CPSU and Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the USSR. | | | Comrade Molotov as our Minister of Foreign Affairs, finding himself at a "slippery" Diplomatic Reception, gave assurance to a British diplomat that the capitalists can start to publish bourgeois newspapers in our country. |
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| | Anti-Party Group - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | At an extraordinary session of the Central Committee held in late June, Khrushchev argued that his opponents were an "anti-Party Group" and won a vote reaffirming his position as First Secretary and expelling Molotov, Kaganovich and Malenkov from the Secretariat and ultimately from the Communist Party itself. | | | In 1958, Bulganin was forced to retire with Khrushchev becoming Premier as well as First Secretary. | | | Khrushchev, with the backing of Defence Minister Georgy Zhukov, argued that only the Central Committee of the CPSU could remove him from office. |
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| | THE ROLE OF CENTRAL POWER BODIES OF THE USSR |
| | Respectively, those measures also caused violent actions which did not improve the image of the Central Committee of the CPSU and the Supreme Council of the USSR. | | | In fact, it manifested after the disintegration of the USSR when in chaos of post-putsch events the RM took first steps on that way, having arrested the deputies of the Supreme Council of the MSSR from Trans-Dniestria and members of the Government of unrecognized Trans-Dniestrian Moldavian Republic. | | | First reports about events in the MSSR and reaction of the Supreme Council of the USSR at those events were presented in mass media on September,4, 1989 by information that, by requests of striking committee, a commission had been sent to republic in order to study its social, economic and political situation. |
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| | Open Letter from the CPSU to All Communists |
| | The 20th Congress of the CPSU convincingly demonstrated the great importance of unswerving observance of the principle of collective leadership and of the struggle against the personality cult. | | | In the unanimous opinion of the Communist parties, an immense part in this was played by the 20th Congress of the CPSU, which ushered in a new stage in the development of the entire communist movement. | | | This proposal of the CPSU met with the warm support of all the fraternal parties. |
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| | POLITBURO OF THE CPSU CENTRAL COMMITTEE |
| | Although it had no formal head, it was always led by the General Secretary of the Party, who was also often head of the Central Committee. | | | In reality it oversaw the operations of the Committee and made all major policy decisions, which were then passed down through the Central Committee, the Supreme Soviet and the Party Congress. | | | In theory it was the political bureau (hence Politburo) of the Central Committee, elected by them to direct the party between the sessions of the committee and with a mandate that only covered the party. |
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| | History: Review of New Books: The Soviet Elite from Lenin to Gorbachev: The Central Committee and Its Members, ... |
| | Evan Mawdsley, a professor of international history, and Stephen White, a professor of politics, both at the University of... | | | Mawdsley, Evan, and Stephen White The Soviet Elite from Lenin to Gorbachev: The Central Committee and Its Members, 1917-1981 New York: Oxford University Press 323 pp., $39.95, ISBN 0-19-829738-6 Publication Date: April 2000 | | | We knew something about the top men of the Soviet Union but very little about others of the Central Committee of the CPSU. |
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http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb141/is_200101/ai_hibm1G174869438
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| | CNN Cold War - Documents: Soviet meeting on Hungary |
| | This government is retained, and officials from the government are sent into the provinces. | | | The situation has deteriorated, and it is gradually moving toward capitulation. | | | Central Committee members discuss possible courses of action. |
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| | Supreme Soviet - Wikipedia |
| | The Supreme Soviet met regularly twice a year but it could be called into extraordinary session. | | | The Central Committee carried out the day to day operations of the Supreme Soviet when it was not in session. | | | In actual practice, the Supreme Soviet was another rubber stamp to legislation originating from less representative but more powerful bodies, like the Politburo. |
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| | Soviet Union |
| | The highest government legislative body was the Supreme Soviet. | | | According to democratic centralism, lower party bodies executed the decisions of higher party bodies. | | | It also became one of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council which gave it the right to veto any of its resolutions. |
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| | Commentary Magazine - Secrets of the Central Committee |
| | ...Other documents speak for themselves: USSR COMMITTEE FOR STATE SECURITY OF THE COUNCIL OF MINISTERS OF THE USSR Moscow April 23, 1974 Top Secret Special Importance (Special File) To Comrade L.I... | | | ...Organization of the training is to be handled by the Committee for State Security [KGB] of the Council of Ministers of the USSR... | | | ...This may be the most terrible secret suggested by the Central Committee documents lying on my desk... |
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| | Hope For The World |
| | Three years later, after graduating in law from Moscow State University, he began his political career in the city of Stavropol. | | | Partly as a result of his reputation and experience in Stavropol politics, he was elected to the Communist Party Central Committee in 1971. | | | After several years of holding this top political post in the Central Committee (CPSU), he became president of the Soviet Union, a position he held from 1990-1991. |
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| | Resolution |
| | expresses its lack of confidence in the policies of M.S. Gorbachev as General Secretary of the CC CPSU. | | | We invite all honest, socialistically- and patriotically-oriented members of the CPSU, members of the Central Committee and the CC CPSU, party organizations at all levels, and the communist parties of all union republics to request the convening of a special meeting of the CPSU, to raise the question of: | | | Forward the proceedings from the open All-Union Party Conference to Call M.S. Gorbachev to Account before the Party to the CC CPSU, to newspapers, and to the political executive committee of "Unity". |
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| | Work of CPSU is Renewed |
| | The Congress elected a temporary Central Committee of the CPSU, which must do the necessary political publicity and hold conferences between now and the next Congress. | | | On the Territory of the USSR the Work of the CPSU is Being Renewed! | | | The function of the printed organ is to be the newspaper "Molniya." Victor Anpilov was elected as the First Secretary of the CC CPSU. |
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| | Letter from the CPSU to the CPC |
| | The Central Committee of the CPSU was the initiator of the meetings of fraternal Parties in 1957 and 1960. | | | The CPSU regards fraternal alliance with the peoples who have shaken off the colonial yoke and with the peoples of semi-colonial states as one of the corner-stones of its international policy. | | | At the end of February this year the CPSU Central Committee once again took the initiative and suggested to the Central Committee of the Albanian Party of Labour that a bilateral meeting be held between representatives of our two Parties. |
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| | New thinking in arms control - 860115 |
| | Being aware of this, at the very start of the new year the Political Bureau of the CPSU Central Committee and the Soviet Government have adopted a decision on a number of major foreign policy measures that are of a fundamental nature. | | | It will be an important year, one might say a turning point in the history of the Soviet state, the year of the 27th Congress of the CPSU. | | | The course of peace and disarmament will continue to be pivotal in the foreign policy of the CPSU and the Soviet state. |
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| | Program of the CPSU, 27th Congress, 1986 |
| | It has been and will be a party of Marxism-Leninism, a Party of revolutionary action. | | | One member in six works in "science, education, public health or culture" while only 8.9% are in bodies of state administration, management, or Party or public organizational apparatus. | | | This is the Program of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union |
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| | Orgburo - Surch |
| | Orgburo elected by the Central Committee: Vladimirsky, Krestinsky, Sverdlov. | | | Committee to fight bureaucratism "in general" and in the Orgburo in particular... | | | Politburo of the Central Committee (1919-1952) Orgburo of the Central Committee... |
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| | Persons - NUPI |
| | 1979-84 - Secretary of the Central Committee of Kazakh CP. | | | First Secretary of the Central Committee of Kazakh CP. | | | Higher Technical Course at Karaganda Metallurgical Combine and Higher Party School of the Central Committee of the CPSU. |
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| | Most significant foreign policy initiatives in pursuit of peace and détente, which represent fruit of the collective thinking of the leaders of the fraternal socialist states, are associated with the PCC work. | | | The CPSU and its congresses repeatedly made principal statements on the Chinese problem. | | | Obviously, we will have to return to this question later. |
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| | committee |
| | A committee comprises a mechanism of bureaucracy or of proto-bureaucracy whereby a limited number of people receive delegated functions of government or administration. | | | Central Committee of the Communist Party of China | | | Politburo Standing Committee of the Communist Party of China |
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| | ISCIP - Perspective |
| | Lizichev, and CPSU Central Committee Secretary Falin strongly criticized this volume, for which I was responsible. | | | It's all a single process and for this reason a special military reform committee chaired by Gen. Konstantin Kobets, attached to the State Committee under the President, is being created for determining policy and strategy and for carrying out military reform. | | | You can't consider the putsch in isolation from developments during the preceding years in our country. |
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| | Declassified materials from CPSU Central Committee plenums |
| | Although all key decisions in the post-Stalin era were made by the CPSU Presidium (Politbiuro) and Secretariat, the Central Committee did play an important supplementary role. | | | Under Stalin, the Central Committee almost never met (especially after the 1930s), but in the post-Stalin period it convened more frequently and at times discussed highly controversial issues. | | | Moreover, the declassified proceedings of the Central Committee plenums, and the newly released documents prepared for or submitted to the plenums, often shed light on the motives behind the Presidium's and Secretariat's decisions. |
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| | Discussions of Dange with the CPSU(b) - 1947 |
| | First, Zhdanov recommended on behalf of the Central Committee of the CPSU (b) that as two states, India and Pakistan, had come into existence it was essential to have separate Communist Parties and Trade Unions so that no party was deprived of the right and possibility to influence the affairs of state. | | | These concerns were voiced in the report submitted by Dange on 24th July 1947 to the Staff of the Department of Foreign Policy of the Central Committee of the CPSU (b). | | | He also cautioned Dange that the Central Committee of the CPSU(b) was making its suggestions with regard to the policies of the CPI and that these were not to be understood as directives. |
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| | Article and Book References/Bibliography |
| | Report of the Central Committee, CPSU to the 20th Congress of the CPSU 1956 pamphlet | | | Toward the Ideological Unity of the African Liberation Support Committee: A Response to Criticisms of the ALSC Statement of Principles Adopted at Frogmore, South Carolina June-July 1973, pamphlet 1974 | | | Committee of Five, June 9, 1976 first public letter 1976 |
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| | After Stalin Resource 8: Transcript of Central Committee Plenum of the CPSU, ... |
| | If one were to judge by this statement, it would appear that the main reason for the rupture in relations between the CPSU and the Communist Party of Yugoslavia (CPY) in 1948 was some "materials" which were fabricated by the enemies of the people Beriia and Abakumov, and the rest is not worthy of attention. | | | The government of Yugoslavia has not yet once said that it has revised these views, or even that its foreign policy is closer to the position of the USSR and the people's democratic countries than to the position of the powers in the imperialist camp... | | | Transcript of Central Committee Plenum of the CPSU, Evening, 9 July 1955 |
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