Date: Sun, 18 May 1997 02:31:18 +0200 (MET DST)
Subject: Re: M-G: Russian "Left" Speaks


Vladimir wrote the below on 17.05 - I'm snipping most of it
here.

Thank you for that, Vlad - it seems quite interesting.

Only, there will arise a *real* left in Russia too,
I hope and believe. What these suspect forces are
saying will only have indirect significance, I'm certain
- I haven't read it yet.

Rolf M.


>I'm forwarding a piece from JRL which I find a remarkable
>illustration of the marasmatic state of the so-called 
>Russian "Left."  I don't think any commentaries needed.
>The defenders of the "future of left-wing ideas in Russia"
>speak for themselves just fine.
>
>Vladimir Bilenkin
>
>
>Date: Thu, 15 May 1997 13:03:42 +0400 (WSU DST)
>From: austgreen-AT-glasnet.ru (Renfrey Clarke)
>Subject: New April Theses of Russian leftists
>
>THE NEW APRIL THESES
>
>[The following document, which is aimed at providing a basis for new
>alignments and regroupments on the Russian left, was first circulated
>during April at the Fourth Congress of the Communist Party of the
>Russian Federation. Initial signatories include Igor Malyarov, first
>secretary of the Russian Komsomol; Anatoly Baranov, deputy chief
>editor of the newspaper Pravda-5; and writer Boris Kagarlitsky.]
>

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