Soviet worry over world Communist disunity at congress
Soviet leaders at the 24th Congress signal concern about disunity among global Communists. Brezhnev hints at replacing Comintern Cominform with regular international sessions to coordinate strategy, aiming to avoid centralization that could trigger resistance from independent parties. The shift follows the 1969 Moscow declaration noting the absence of a single international reading center.
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Soviet Communist Party
Kremlin
Comintern
Josef Stalin
Cominform
Communist Information Bureau
Tito
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Leonid Brezhnev
Moscow
International Communist Movement
Brezimey
Communist Movement
Soviet Party
Communist parties seek unified action under Marxism Lincolnism
The passage notes a French party leader Georges Marchal affirming value for independence and sovereignty of each Communist party while insisting on unity of action among all Communist parties based on Marxism-Leninism. He calls unity an imperative for the success of their entire struggle.
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Communist Party
Georges Marchal
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