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Translation of the official Communist Party, Soviet Union (CPSU) report on the 4/9-4/10/68 Plenum of the Central Committee of the CPSU. Contents include: problems in the international Communist movement; problems in other socialist countries, namely China, Cuba, Rumania, Czechoslovakia, and Poland; the Vietnamese conflict; U.S. domestic problems and the presidential election; the PUEBLO incident; the nuclear nonproliferation treaty; the situation in West Germany and the Middle East. Report. Central Intelligence Agency. TOP SECRET. Issue Date: Jun 28, 1968. Date Declassified: May 28, 2003. Complete. 52 page(s).
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URGENT PROBLEMS OF THE INTERNATIONAL SITUATION AND THE STRUGGLE OF THE CPSU FOR THE SOLIDARITY OF THE WORLDWIDE COMMUNIST MOVEMENT
(Material on the results of the April 1968 Plenum of the Central Committee of the CPSU)
1. On 9 - 10 April of this year, there took place a plenary session of the Central Committee of the CPSU which considered the question of "urgent problems of the international situation and the struggle of the CPSU for the solidarity of the worldwide communist movement." In an address on this question delivered to the Plenum by General Secretary of the CC/CPSU, Comrade L. I. Brezhnev, in the name of the Politburo of the Central Committee, an analysis of the more important international questions which have occupied the Politburo in recent months was presented. The speech dealt with the results of the Consultative Meeting of communist and workers' parties [held in Budapest 26 February-5 March 1968], with the work of the Conference of the Political Consultative Committee of the Warsaw Pact member states [held in Sofia on 6 and 7 March 1968], with the meeting of the representatives of the six fraternal parties of socialist countries in Dresden [23-24 March 1968], with several questions relating to the international situation and with problems which have recently arisen in certain socialist countries.
2. Comrade Brezhnev noted that in recent years plenary sessions of the Central Committee have systematically considered the more important questions of the Soviet Union's foreign policy and of the activity of our Party in the worldwide communist movement. The general analysis of the international situation and the revolutionary movement which was presented at the 23rd Congress of the CPSU [March-April 1966], at the December 1966 and June 1967 plenary sessions of the Central Committee, in the address on the 50th Anniversary of the October Revolution, and the conclusions made in the documents of these meetings are confirmed by the entire succeeding course of events. Therefore, there was no necessity at this Plenum to return to all the questions which had been examined at the Congress and subsequent plenary sessions. The Central Committee and the Soviet Government are consistently implementing the general line of struggle for peace, against Imperialism, for the solidarity of the socialist countries, for the international communist movement, and for all contemporary revolutionary forces.
3. International relations and the worldwide communist [Illegible text] are in constant development. Complex and sometimes
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Translation of the official Communist Party, Soviet Union (CPSU) report on the 4/9-4/10/68 Plenum of the Central Committee of the CPSU. Contents include: problems in the international Communist movement; problems in other socialist countries, namely China, Cuba, Rumania, Czechoslovakia, and Poland; the Vietnamese conflict; U.S. domestic problems and the presidential election; the PUEBLO incident; the nuclear nonproliferation treaty; the situation in West Germany and the Middle East. Report. Central Intelligence Agency. TOP SECRET. Issue Date: Jun 28, 1968. Date Declassified: May 28, 2003. Complete. 52 page(s). Reproduced in Declassified Documents Reference System. Farmington Hills, Mich.: Gale, 2008.
Document Number: CK3100534080
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