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...Lenin advocated cooperatives as an entering wedge of socialism. Last week Saskatchewan's first socialist (Cooperative Commonwealth Federation) government introduced a bill creating Saskatchewan's first Department of Cooperatives. Its job: to foster and develop cooperative enterprises...
...says Dr. Sachs, "saw everywhere around him the struggle of two opposing forces" (life instinct v. death instinct, subconscious drives v. repression). "He was not dazzled by the illusion of progress. . . . For this reason he was skeptical about the promises of communism. When a prominent Bolshevist told him that Lenin, who had been his personal friend, had predicted that Europe would have to go through a period of desolation much worse than that caused by the revolution, the civil war and famine in Russia, but that after that a period of unbroken happiness and stability would follow, Freud answered...
...other was Vladimir Lenin. To the old revolutionist who in 1917 used to number the life of the Soviet Government in days ("Now we have lasted two days longer than the Paris Commune," "We have lasted two days longer than the Paris Commune.") the Anglo-Russian meeting would have meant success beyond his dreams. Well might he have said to his great disciple: "Khorosho!- A good...
...Soviet theater differs from ours in almost every respect. The most important difference is its inner structure. Twenty-five years ago, Lenin signed a decree declaring that henceforth all theatrical property in the country would be State property. Now, a quarter of a mellowing century later, the final effect of this decree is that Russian theaters are run very much like private enterprises on a box-office basis-but with this important difference: there can be no such thing as a "turkey" in Moscow. At the moment all Moscow theaters are making money; but if anything went wrong with...
...five colleagues. Joseph Stalin's reception committee pounced on them, whisked them off in a big black official car to the official Guest House on Ostrovsky Street. Next morning the Poles dashed to the Soviet Foreign Commissariat, the U.S. and British Embassies. They dropped in at the Lenin Library, the Botanical Gardens, the Park of Culture and Rest. On the Kamenny Bridge Premier Mikolajczyk heard the boom of cannon announcing a Red Army victory. Said he : "It makes more noise than the buzz bombs...