Word: bucharin
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Summoned before that august Bolshevist body, the former potent War Minister accused M. Stalin and Nikolai Bucharin, editor of the Pravda (official Moscow newspaper), of placing the question of their survival above all principle. He called them usurpers, Bonapartist dictators, without authority from the masses...
...Bucharin is just as much of a booby as Stalin; he does not possess the slightest notion of dialectics, but he delights in writing, although he does it so badly...
...Executive Committee (Komintern) were elected Alexis I. Rykov, also President of the Council of People's Commissaries and head of the Soviet Cabinet; Grigori Zinoviev, Ivan Stalin, Leo Kamenev, Nikolai Bucharin, editor of the Pravda, official Moscow journal ; William Dunn of Montana and some others...
President, "Red Emperor Zinoviev." Representatives for the following countries: Russia, Trotzky, Stalin, Bucharin; Germany, Broun, Gebhardt; France, Train, Sellier; Italy, Bordigha; Czecho-Slovakia, Shmeral, Muna; Scandinavian countries, Sheflo; Balkan countries, Kolarov; Poland, Kraevski; Japan, Katayama; India, Roy; Britain, Stewart; U. S., Dann; Independent, Klara Zetkin...
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