Word: leninization
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...have quoted Lenin in a phrase that should be copied in large black letters and pasted all over the free world: "The soundest strategy in war is to postpone operations until the moral disintegration of the enemy renders the delivery of the mortal blow possible and easy" [TIME, Sept...
...Semenov himself candidly admitted that in a Germany-wide free election, the SED and the West German Communists (KPD) would probably win only 40 seats out of 500. SED men now sitting pretty in the Soviet zone government would lose their fat jobs. To them, Communist scripture was quoted: Lenin, it was pointed out, had advocated the tactic of "one step back" to permit further advance. Further advance in this case would come in the second (sabotage) phase, when the Reds hoped to win back all their losses, and more...
Communism's dove of peace was hatched long ago. The Russian Revolution of 1917, in fact, was achieved largely by pacifist slogans. Then the Bolsheviks went on, as Lenin knew they would, to make a bloody civil war. Since then, the dove has been more or less important in Communist mythology. To understand what happened to the dove at San Francisco, it is necessary to understand the recent rebirth of Communism's strange bird...
...first I told them I was a Communist," Jones said. "But even the kids in the place knew more about Marx and Lenin than the average American knows about Lincoln, so I changed my story and told them I was wanted for smuggling...
...long hours at the lathe, the desk or the work bench. So, "to meet the wishes of the majority of the workers, bearing in mind the many requests received from trade unions," the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet last week ruled that Jan. 22, official Day of Memory for Lenin, will no longer be a day off. The workers, said the Presidium, had "correctly" taken the position "that the holding of a public holiday . . . is not in keeping" with the revering of Lenin. The ukase raised an interesting question: whether Lenin, who used to share joint billing with Joseph Stalin...