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Bolshe in Russian means "larger." The Bolsheviki were at first merely the larger group or majority of the Russian Social-Democrat Party which split up in 1903 into the Bolsheviki, led by Lenin and the Mensheviki (minority). In 1918 the Bolshevik Party adopted the name Communist Party, of which Josef Stalin is now Secretary and as such Dictator of Russia...
...face the Chilean Program is a much diluted form of Communism, similar to that professed today by Josef Stalin who has stated officially that Russia is now only "building Socialism." Out of Davila's sentences leap such typical Stalin catchwords as "socialization of all economic processes," "production through cooperation instead of competition," "profits will go in small part to individuals but mostly to the State...
...Josef Alois Schumpeter, post-war Finance Minister of Austria, and now professor at the University of Bonn in Germany, will come to Harvard next September as professor of Economics and tutor in the division of History, Government, and Economics...
Opened Jan. 1 and named after the Premier of the Soviet Union, mammoth Molotov was given until April 1 to tune up. When the tuning progressed slowly Dictator Josef Stalin sent black-eyed Grigoriy Ordzhonikidze, Minister of Heavy Industry, rushing out to Molotov with what amounted to powers of life & death (TIME, April 11). By April 15, Moscow ordered, Molotov must be tuned up and producing...
Unquestionably all this pointed to Soviet preparedness for a possible fight with Japan. Josef Stalin's zag all along the line was an advance concession to the Russian people, in case the Communist Party is presently forced to ask them to rally in arms around its regime. Latest reports place the number of Red Army troops concentrated on the Far East frontier at 100,000. Japanese warships will scarcely fire on neutral freight boats bringing to Vladivostok food for the Dictator's soldiers...