POLITBURO decision. Soviet contribution to “International Fund to aid Left-wing and Labour Organizations” henceforth to be made in hard-currency roubles due to dollar inflation. Direct subsidy in most cases safer and more effective than subventions via trade. Includes 17 Nov 1987 note by Anatoly DOBRYNIN [R: 30 Nov 87, Pb 95-21]. 6 pp. International Fund, … Continue reading International Fund [3] (30 Nov ’87* Pb)
SECRETARIAT. Soviet contribution in 1990 to the “International Fund to aid Left-wing and Workers’ Organizations”: total $22 million, all from CPSU. Two-page Falin letter [R: 28 Dec 88, Pb 144-129]. 4 pp. International Fund [1990] for Left-Wing & Workers' Organisations (5 Dec '89*, Falin) * =============================== [page one: CPSU contributions for 1989 (See IF4) 28 … Continue reading International Fund [5] (5 Dec ’89* St)
POLITBURO. 1989 Soviet contribution to the “International Fund to aid Left-wing and Workers’ Organizations” will be 13.5 million hard-currency roubles [R: 28 Dec 88, Pb 144-129 & 28 Dec 1988, Falin]. 3 pp. International Fund, 1989 Soviet contribution (28 Dec '88*, Pb 144/129) * =============================== [page one, Pb 144/129. [Pages two to four, CPSU contributions … Continue reading International Fund [4] (28 Dec ’88* Pb)
POLITBURO. In 1989, due to the failure of East European parties to make contributions, the “International Fund to aid Left-wing and Labour Organizations” (22 million dollars) will rely entirely on the Soviet donation. Includes 5 January report (pp. 3-4) from International Department [R 28 Dec 88, Pb 144-129]. 4 pp (excerpt). * International Fund [4] … Continue reading International Fund [4] (28 Dec ’88*, Pb)
POLITBURO. Set up an “International Fund to aid Left-wing, Workers’ Organizations”. Fund total, $16.5 million; Soviet contribution, $14 million, with sums to be contributed by fraternal socialist parties in Eastern Europe (pp. 1-2). Also contains the 8 January 1969 (Pb 111/163) decision (pp. 3-4), specifying how much political parties, organisations and movements are to receive … Continue reading International Fund [1] (8 Jan ’69* Pb)
CENTRAL COMMITTEE. Periodic threat that the East German Party archives will be seized by the FRG authorities; the response of the CPSU, September 1990 to March 1991 [R: 28 Sep 90, No 06-2-439]. 7 pp. (excerpt). ======================================= [page one of seven] Send to Politburo members and CPSU Central Committee Secretaries for voting October 1990 ----------------------------------------------------------- … Continue reading Threat to GDR Archives (28 Sept ’90*, 06/2-439)
POLITBURO. What to tell the leaders of Socialist countries about Poland after the introduction of martial law [R: 13 dec 81, pb 40-26] 3 pp. ======================================================= [page one of three] Stamp "declassified" [1] Workers of all Lands, Unite! COMMUNIST PARTY OF THE SOVIET UNION. CENTRAL COMMITTEE Top Secret SPECIAL FILE [vertical text along left-hand margin] … Continue reading Inform Soviet bloc about Poland (13 Dec 1981*, Pb 40/26)
SECRETARIAT. Preparations for a meeting of central committee secretaries with responsibility for international affairs in the fraternal parties of socialist countries. Discussion of international peace movement [R: 9 June 1980, St 214-74]. 12 pp (excerpts). ======================================================== [page one of twelve] Workers of all Lands, Unite! COMMUNIST PARTY OF THE SOVIET UNION. CENTRAL COMMITTEE [Text along … Continue reading World peace movement (9 June 1980*, St 214/74)
SECRETARIAT. Instructions to Soviet ambassador in Italy regarding Lech WALESA’s visit to the country. Letter to Central Committee from PONOMARYOV [R: 14 January 1981, St 246-1]. 12 pp (excerpts). ================================================= [page one of twelve] Workers of all Lands, Unite! COMMUNIST PARTY OF THE SOVIET UNION. CENTRAL COMMITTEE [Text along left-hand margin] Return to the CPSU … Continue reading Hamper Walesa visit to Italy (14 Jan 1981*, St 246/1)
