The Crisis in Russia
The Crisis in Russia
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There are 600, 000 members of the Communist Party (611, 978 on April2, 1920). There are nineteen members of the Central Committee of thatparty. There are, I believe, five who, when they agree, can usually swaythe remaining fourteen. There is no need to wonder how these fourteencan be argued into acceptance of the views of the still smaller innerring, but the process of persuading the six hundred thousand of thedesirability of, for example, such measures as those involved inindustrial conscripti...on which, at first sight, was certainly repugnantto most of them, is the main secret of the Dictatorship, and is not inany way affected by the existence of the Extraordinary Commission.
Thus the actual government of Russia at the present time may be notunfairly considered as a small group inside the Central Committee of theCommunist Party. This small group is able to persuade the majority ofthe remaining members of that Committee. The Committee then sets aboutpersuading the majority of the party.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are 600, 000 members of the Communist Party (611, 978 on April2, 1920). There are nineteen members of the Central Committee of thatparty. There are, I believe, five who, when they agree, can usually swaythe remaining fourteen. There is no need to wonder how these fourteencan be argued into acceptance of the views of the still smaller innerring, but the process of persuading the six hundred thousand of thedesirability of, for example, such measures as those involved inindustrial conscripti...on which, at first sight, was certainly repugnantto most of them, is the main secret of the Dictatorship, and is not inany way affected by the existence of the Extraordinary Commission.
Thus the actual government of Russia at the present time may be notunfairly considered as a small group inside the Central Committee of theCommunist Party. This small group is able to persuade the majority ofthe remaining members of that Committee. The Committee then sets aboutpersuading the majority of the party.
What to read after The Crisis in Russia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ransome Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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