World Communism, 1967-1969 : Soviet Efforts to Re-Establish Control

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Appendices (p. 209-313) contain articles and other documentary material on the Communist International as a historic institution (p. 209-229), the Moscow Conference of June 1969 (p. 231-303), and o...

Appendices (p. 209-313) contain articles and other documentary material on the Communist International as a historic institution (p. 209-229), the Moscow Conference of June 1969 (p. 231-303), and on the Communist Party of the U.S. (p. 305-313).

Study, prepared for the Subcom on Internal Security by LRS, analyzing three years of world communism. Shows changes that have occurred within the movement, indicates how the Soviets have tried to cope with these changes, and points out certain elements of weakness and those forces of strength and cohesion in the Soviet effort to maintain, or, in the alternative view, to reestablish its world communist hegemony.

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