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NOTES

NOTES TO CHAPTER ONE

See Carle C. Zimmerman and M. E. Frampton, FAMILY AND SOCIETY (New York, Van Nostrand Co., 1935), v.

On this problem of the state of sociology, which applies in a considerable degree and similarly to the other social sciences, see Carle C. Zimmerman, PATTERNS OF SOCIAL CHANGE (Washington, D. C.: Public Affairs Press, 195), all; Carle C. Zimmerman, Contemporary Trends in Sociology in America and Abroad, in Joseph S. Roucek, Ed., CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGY (New York: Philosophical Library, 1959), 3-25.

NOTES TO CHAPTER TWO

THE OXFORD UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY ON HISTORICAL PRINCIPLES, 3rd edition, revised with addenda, revised and edited by C. T. Onions (Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1955), 1954.

As quoted in R. N. Carew Hunt, THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF COMMUNISM (New York: The Macmillan Co., 1951), 151.

Lenin, Our Tasks and the Soviet of Workingmens Deputies, SOCHINENIYA (Fourth edition, Moscow 1949), X, 3, as quoted by Merle Fainsod, HOW RUSSIA IS RULED (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1953), 51.

Lenin, SELECTED WORKS, Volume VI, 23, as quoted in Gwendolen M. Carter, John H. Herz, John C. Ranney, MAJOR FOREIGN POWERS, 3rd edition, (New York: Harcourt Brace & Co., 1957), 594.

Philip Selznick, THE ORGANIZATIONAL WEAPON (New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1952), 92.

Carter, Herz, Ranney, op. cit., 595.

LOC. CIT.

The Role of the Party in the Proletarian Revolution, THESES OF THE SECOND CONGRESS OF THE COMMUNIST INTERNATIONAL, (1920) as quoted in Selznick, op. cit., p. 88.

As quoted in W. W. Kulski, THE SOVIET REGIME (Syracuse: Syracuse University Press, 1959), 207.

S. S. Studenikin, SOVETSKOW ADMINISTRATIVNOE PRAVO, All-Union Institute of Juristic Sciences of the Ministry of Justice of the USSR (Moscow, 1949), 11 and 12, as quoted in Kulski, 207.

A. A. Askerov, et al., SOVETSKOE GOSUDARSTVENNOE PRAVO, Institute of Law of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR (Moscow) 1948, 429, as quoted in Kulski, 208.

Peter S. H. Tang, COMMUNIST CHINA TODAY (New York: Frederick A. Praeger, 1957), 384.

W. W. Kulski, OP. CIT., 812.

U.S. Senate, Committee of the Judiciary, Internal Security Sub-Committee, THE REVIVAL OF THE COMMUNIST INTERNATIONAL AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE FOR THE UNITED STATES (Washington: Government Printing Office, 1959), 31.

IBID., 30.

U.S. Congress, House of Representatives, Committee of Un-American Activities, LANGUAGE AS A COMMUNIST WEAPON, Consultation with Dr. Stefan T. Possony, (Washington Government Printing Office, March 2, 1959), 14 and 15.

IBID., 15.

LOC. CIT.

NOTES TO CHAPTER THREE

Mao Tse-tung, ON PEOPLES DEMOCRATIC DICTATORSHIP (1949).

IBID.

Mao Tse-tung, KAT-TSAO WO-MEN TI HSUEH-HSI (TO REFORM OUR LEARNING).

HONQUI (Red Flag) editorial, September 1, 1958.

JEN MIN JIH PAO editorial, September 3, 1958.

See the Communiqu and Resolutions of the Sixth Plenary Session of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China in PEKING REVIEW, December 23, 1958.

For a summary of the various forms of state capitalism as transitional stages in the transformation of industry and commerce, see Chien Chia-chu, State Capitalism in China, PEOPLES CHINA, December 1, 1954. For a summary of steps in the liquidation of private enterprise, see Theodore H. E. Chen, The Liquidation of Private Business in Communist China, FAR EASTERN SURVEY, June, 1955.

Mao Tse-tung, THE CHINESE REVOLUTION AND THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF CHINA (1939).

Liu Shao-chi, INTERNATIONALISM AND NATIONALISM (1948).

IBID.

Mao Tse-tung, ON THE NEW DEMOCRACY.

Mao Tse-tung, ON PEOPLES DEMOCRATIC DICTATORSHIP.

Mao Tse-tung, INTRODUCTORY REMARKS TO THE COMMUNIST (1939).

JEN MIN JIH PAO (Peking: Peoples Daily), June 26, 1958.

Fang Ching-hsin, The Flourishing Socialist Camp, PEKING REVIEW, January 6, 1959, 18.

PEKING REVIEW, October 28, 1958, 17.

JEN MIN JIH PAO, August 20, 1958.

Mao Tse-tung, RECTIFY THE PARTYS STYLE IN WORK (1942).

See quotations in Lu Ting-yi, Education Must Be Combined with Productive Labor, JEN MIN JIH PAO, September 2, 1958. English translation in PEKING REVIEW September 9, 1959, 5-12.

IBID. (PEKING REVIEW), September 9, 1958, 11.

NOTES TO CHAPTER FOUR

Collective Leadership, NEWS FROM BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN, III, 7 (July, 1954), 21-33.

See, for instance SCINTEIA (Bucharest), February 26, 1956; NEUES DEUTSCHLAND (East Berlin), March 4, 1956; TRYBUNA LUDU (Warsaw), March 10, 1956; RUDE PRAVO (Prague), April 10, 1956; also, NEWS FROM BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN, 5, 4 and 5 (April and May, 1956), 46-48 and 42-45, respectively.

See, for instance, RUDE PRAVO (Prague), January 29 and June 19, 1957.

see, for instance, SZABAD NEP (Budapest), May 30, 1956; SCINTEIA (Bucharest), June 23, 1956; RUDE PRAVO (Prague), June 12, 1956; also, NEWS FROM BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN, IV, 9 (September, 1955), 49-50, and V, 11 (November, 1956), 54-56.

RUDE PRAVO (Prague), December 8, 1956, and June 19-23, 1958; RABOTNICHESKO DELO (Sofia), December 6, 1956; SCINTEIA (Bucharest), March 3, 1957; Moscow Declaration of the Twelve Communist Parties of November, 1957.

For a few samples see: RUDE PRAVO (Prague), February 27, March 4, and April 10, 1956; SCINTEIA (Bucharest), February 26, 1956; NEUES DEUTSCHLAND (East Berlin), March 4, 1956; TRYBUNA LUDU (Warsaw), March 10, 23, 26, and April 9, 1956; RABOTNICHESKO DELO (Sofia), April 9, 1956; EAST EUROPE, 8, 3 (March, 1959), 36-38 and 51-56.

The text of the dissertation, whose authenticity is beyond any doubt, was smuggled out of Hungary and published in New York: IMRE NAGY ON COMMUNISM: IN DEFENSE OF THE NEW COURSE (New York: Frederick A. Praeger, 1957). Extensive excerpts are reprinted in EAST EUROPE, VI, 7 (July, 1957), 3-16.

For a comprehensive review of the course of the uprising as reflected by the Hungarian broadcasts see THE REVOLT IN HUNGARY, A DOCUMENTARY CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTS (New York: Free Europe Committee, 1956), 112.

IBID., 7-8.

Italics added.

IBID., 14.

Published in TRYBUNA LUDU (Warsaw), October 21, 1956. Excerpts in English may be found in NEWS FROM BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN, V, 11 (November, 1956), 4-5 and 42.

TRYBUNA LUDU, May 16, 1957. For excerpts in English see EAST EUROPE, VI, 7, (July, 1957), 38-42.

TRYBUNA LUDU, October 26 and 29, 1957.

TRYBUNA LUDU, March 11, 1959. Excerpts in English may be found in EAST EUROPE, VIII, 5, (May, 1959), 3-12.

See, for instance, L. B., Revisionist Poland, THE WORLD TODAY, XIV, 6, (June, 1958), 247-259.

PRAVDA and IZVESTIA (Moscow), November 22, 1957.

See, for instance: Leszek Kolakowski, Responsibility and History, NOWA KULTURA, September 1, 8 and 15, 1957; English excerpts in EAST EUROPE, VI, 12 (December, 1957), 12-15, 7, 2 (February, 1958), 17-21, and 7, 3 (March, 1958), 24-28 VII, 5 (May 1958), 12-16; Jerzy Szacki, Some Remarks About Contemporary Marxism, PRZEGLAD KULTURALNY, 16 (1957); Leszek Kolakowski, Valid and Outdated Conceptions of Marxism, NOWA KULTURA, January 27, 1957; S. Brodzski, Which Democracy? TRYBUNA LUDU, December 2, 1956; also, Ferment in Poland, NEWS FROM BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN, IV, 3 (March, 1956), 3-14; The Revolt of the Intellectuals, IBID, V, 6 (June, 1956), 3-10; Polands October Revolution, EAST EUROPE, VI, 1 and 2 (January and February, 1957), 3-15 and 3-15, respectively; L. B., Revisionist Poland, THE WORLD TODAY, XIV, 6 (June, 1958), 247-259.

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