International relations among Communists /

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	McNeal, Robert Hatch, 1930- (Editor)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice Hall, 1967 Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice-Hall, [1967] Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice Hall c1967 Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice-Hall [1967] Englewood Cliffs, N.J., [1967] Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : [1967]
Series:	Spectrum book ; S-151
Subjects:	Communism Communist countries > Politics and government Communist parties Politics and government Communist countries

Table of Contents:

Introduction
I. Stalinism and the Facade of Unity, 1943-1953
The Dissolution of the Comintern
Document 1: "Resolution of the Presidium of the Executive Committee of the Communist International," May 15, 1943
The Formation of the Cominform
Document 2: Announcement of the establishment of the Cominform, November, 1947
Document 3: Speech by A.A. Zhdanov to the Founding Conference of the Cominform, November, 1947
The Soviet-Yugoslav Dispute
Document 4: Letter from the CC (Central Committee) of the CPY (Communist Party of Yugoslavia) to the CC of the CPSU (Communist Party of the Soviet Union), April 13, 1948
Document 5: Letter from the CC of the CPSU to the CC of CPY, May 4, 1948
Document 6: Statement of the CC of the CPY to the Cominform Conference, June 20, 1948
Document 7: Cominform Resolution on "The Situation in the CPY," June, 1948
Document 8: Cominform Resolution on "The CPY in the Power of Murderers and Spies," November, 1949
The Sino-Soviet Alliance
Document 9: "Treaty of Friendship, Alliance and Mutual Assistance," February 14, 1950
II. Commonwealth and Confrontation, 1954-1960
Toward a De-Stalinized Order
Document 10: Treaty of Warsaw, May 14, 1955
Document 11: The Dissolution of the Cominform, April 17, 1956
Document 12: Declaration on the Reestablishment of Relations between the Yugoslav and Soviet Communist Parties, June 20 1956
Document 13: Togliatti's Speech on "Polycentrism" to the CC of the Italian Communist Party, June 24, 1956
The East European Crisis
Document 14: Open Letter from the CC of the Polish United Workers' Party to the Hungarian Workers' Party, October 28, 1956
Document 15: Declaration of the Soviet Government on "Principles of Development and Further Strengthening of Friendship and Cooperation Between the Soviet Union and Other Socialist States." October 30, 1956
Document 16: Communiqué on Talks between Soviet and Polish Communist Party and State Leaders, Moscow, November 18, 1956
Document 17: "Joint Statement of the Governments of the Chinese People's Republic and the Polish People's Republic," April 11, 1957
Antirevisionism and the Quest for Unity
Document 18: "Declaration of the Conference of Representatives of Communist and Workers' Parties of Socialist Countries," Moscow, November 22, 1957
Document 19: Program of the CPY, April, 1958
Document 20: "Long Live Leninism," April 16, 1960
Document 21: Krushchev's Speech to the Conference of Communist Party Representatives, Bucharest, June 21, 1960
Document 22: "Statement of Representatives of Communist and Workers' Parites," Moscow, December 6, 1960
III. Rift and Stalemate, 1961-1966
The Albanian Affair
Document 23: Declaration of the CC of the Albanian Party of Labor, October 20, 1961
Document 24: Krushchev's Concluding Speech to the Soviet Party Congress, October 27, 1961
Attempted Economic Integration
Document 25: Comecon Declaration on "Basic Principles of the International Socialist Division of Labor," June 7, 1962
Document 26: "Statement on the Stand of the Rumanian Workers' Party Concerning the Problems of the World Communist and Working Class Movement," April 22, 1964 (Part I)
The Sino-Soviet Correspondence
Document 27: Letter from the CC of the CPSU to the CC of the CPC (Chinese Communist Party), March 30, 1963
Document 28: Letter from the CC of the CPC to the CC of the CPSU, June 14, 1963
Document 29: Letter from the CC of the CPSU to the CC of the CPC, November 29, 1963
Document 30: Letter from the CC of the CPC to the CC of the CPSU, February 20, 1964
Document 31: Letter from the CC of the CPSU to the CC of the CPC, February 22, 1964
Document 32: Letter from the CC of the CPC to the CC of the CPSU, February 27, 1964
Document 33: Letter from the CC of the CPC to the CC of the CPSU, February 29, 1964
Document 34: Letter from the CC of the CPSU to the CC of the CPC, March 7, 1964
Document 35: Letter from the CC of the CPC to the CC of the CPSU, May 7, 1964
Document 36: Letter from the CC of the CPSU to the CC of the CPC, June 15, 1964
Document 37: Letter from the CC of the CPSU to the CC of the CPC, July 30, 1964
Document 38: Letter from the CC of the CPC to the CC of the CPSU, August 30, 1964
By-Products and Aftermath of the Sino-Soviet Encounter
Document 39: Letter from the CC of the CPSU to the CC of the CPJ (Communist Party of Japan), April 18, 1964
Document 40: Letter from the CC of the CPJ to the CC of the CPSU, July 15, 1964
Document 41: "Statement on the Stand of the Rumanian Workers' Party concerning the Problems of the World Communist and Working Class Movement," April 22, 1946 (Part II)
Document 42: Memorandum from Togliatti to the CC of the CPSU, August 21, 1964
Document 43: Communiqué of the Consultative Meeting of the Representatives of Communist and Workers' Parties, Moscow, March 10, 1965
The War in Vietnam and the Sino-Soviet Stalement
Document 44: "Refutation of the New Leaders of the CPSU on 'United Action,' " November 10, 1965
Document 45: Letter from the CC of the CPSU to other Communist Parties, probably March, 1966
Conclusion
Guide to Fruther Study
The heritage of the three internationals
Interparty relations
Interstate relations
Issues between communists
The documentary evidence
The dissolution of the Comintern
The formation of the Cominform
The Soviet Yugoslav dispute
The Sino-Soviet alliance
Toward a de-Stalinized order
The East European crisis
Antirevisionism and the quest for unity
The Albanian affair
Attempted economic integration
The Sino-Soviet correspondence
By-products and aftermath of the Sino-Soviet encounter
The war in Vietnam and the Sino-Soviet stalemate

International relations among Communists /

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