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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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unexpected events are constantly encountered. Therefore,
great attention to international problems, rapid and timely
reaction to new phenomena and processes, and unceasing improvement
in all our foreign policy activity are required
from the Central Committee and the Politburo of the Central
Committee.

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Results of the Consultative Meeting and Problems in the Preparations
for the International Conference of Communist and
Workers' Parties

4. In October 1966, our Party posed the question of
the possibility of convening an international conference
of communist and workers' parties. Since then, much work
has been accomplished in bilateral and collective meetings
with fraternal parties. The CC/CPSU held not one, but two,
three or more meetings with some of them - and even as many
as five meetings were held with some of them, devoted to
this question.

5. From the beginning of 1967 and up to the beginning
of the Consultative Meeting in Budapest, the CC/CPSU
held about 100 bilateral consultations with representatives
of more than 60 fraternal parties. As a rule, the consultations
were conducted by members of the Politburo and
Secretaries of the Central Committee.

6. This work was not easy. The problem was that,
along with a large number of parties, primarily those of
the socialist countries of Europe (except Rumania and
Albania), with whom common positions and unity of views
were quickly found on the necessity of convening a new conference
there was also a not inconsiderable number of
parties which hesitated or even openly opposed the calling
of a conference at the time when the question was posed.
Many of them justified their position - with various nuances,
of [Illegible text] - with the stand that holding the conference without
the Communist Party of China and several other parties under
its influence would allegedly not further the strengthening
of unity of the international communist movement.

[Illegible text] The Politburo of [Illegible text]
[Illegible text]above all the [Illegible text] as a result of
the [Illegible text] position of the MAO Tse-tung group, would not
[Illegible text] in the conference but would take all
[Illegible text] In the course of

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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.


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