Communist Party Central Committee Research Articles

Siberian Textbooks in the 1920s and Their Role in Developing the Sociopolitical and Labor Activism of Pupils

In the period of transition from socialism to communism, the inculcation of labor activism and independence in each individual is an urgent task confronting society. This demand has been reflected in the decision of the Twenty-Fifth Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union [CPSU] [1971], and in subsequent decrees the Communist Party Central Committee and the USSR Council of Ministers outlined a comprehensive program for the development and improvement of public education. At the present time, highly favorable conditions are being created for comprehensive realization of the task of securing the harmonious development of the individual. Inevitably, the role of the social and educational functions of the school, the organizing center of the communist education of the younger generation, has increased. The contemporary Soviet school is mobilizing the entire reserve of methodological, didactic, and instructional resources at its disposal and is gradually perfecting it.

Fervently Support the Communique of the Third Plenum of the Eleventh Chinese Communist Party Central Committee

Fervently Support the Communique of the Third Plenum of the Eleventh Chinese Communist Party Central Committee

Abstract of a Report on the State of Science and Education delivered by Comrade Fang YI at the Seventh Enlarged Meeting of the Standing Committee of the Fourth National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference

(NCNA, December 29, 1977) Fang Yi, a member of the Politburo of the Chinese Communist Party's Central Committee and vice-president of the Academy of Sciences, delivered A Report on the State of Science and Education at the Seventh Enlarged Meeting of the Standing Committee of the Fourth National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. An excerpt follows: On behalf of the State Council, I will talk to the Seventh Enlarged Meeting of the Standing Committee of the Fourth National Committee of the Political Consultative Conference on the state of science and education in China.

Abstract of a Report on the State of Science and Education Delivered by Comrade Fang i at the Seventh Enlarged Meeting of the Standing Committee of the Fourth National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference

(NCNA, December 29, 1977) Fang I, a member of the Politburo of the Chinese Communist Party's Central Committee and vice-president of the Academy of Sciences, delivered "A Report on the State of Science and Education" at the Seventh Enlarged Meeting of the Standing Committee of the Fourth National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. An excerpt follows: On behalf of the State Council, I will talk to the Seventh Enlarged Meeting of the Standing Committee of the Fourth National Committee of the Political Consultative Conference on the state of science and education in China.

An Analysis of "Criticizing-Lin and Criticizing-Kung"

In the joint editorial of the two newspapers and one journal of the Chinese Communist Party Central Committee on New Year's Day this year, it was formally declared that Crit-icizing-Kung [i.e., criticizing Confucius] is a component part of [i.e., criticizing Lin Piao]. The editorial of the People's Daily on February 2 was entitled, Carry Out the Struggle of Criticizing-Lin and Criticizing-Kung. This was the first editorial on this theme in Party Central Committee organs since the launching of the Criticizing-Kung Campaign in August 1973.

Meeting between Politburo of Soviet Communist Party Central Committee and Presidium of Czechoslovakian Communist Party Central Committee

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Meeting between Politburo of Soviet Communist Party Central Committee and Presidium of Czechoslovakian Communist Party Central Committee

Meeting between Politburo of Soviet Communist Party Central Committee and Presidium of Czechoslovakian Communist Party Central Committee

Thoroughly Destroy the Old Legal System and Eliminate Bourgeois Legal Thought

Exactly fifteen years have elapsed since the Chinese Communist Party Central Committee issued, in February 1949, the "Directive Concerning the Abolition of the Kuomintang Liu-fa Ch'uan-shu [Compendium of Six Laws] and the Establishment of Judicial Principles in Liberated Areas" (hereafter referred to simply as the "Directive"). This Directive is the product of the combination of the theory of Marxism-Leninism on the state and law with the concrete practice of the Chinese revolution; it is one of the concrete manifestations of Comrade Mao Tse-tung's political thought on people's democratic dictatorship. It has served a decisive function in guiding the thorough destruction of the Kuomintang' s reactionary legal system after the victory of the Chinese people's revolution, in wiping out the residual poisons of the bogus Liu-fa Ch'uan-shu in the minds of the people, in demarcating the boundary of principle between the new and the old laws, and in establishing the socialist revolutionary legal system. Promulgation of the Directive is completely in keeping with the interests and the needs of revolutionary people. In the work of China's revolutionary legal construction it is a document replete with great historical significance.

Decisions of the Chinese Communist Party Central Committee, Concerning the Great Cultural Revolution, on 8 August 1966

Decisions of the Chinese Communist Party Central Committee, Concerning the Great Cultural Revolution, on 8 August 1966

The establishment and activities and the pioneers organization in bourgeois Lithuania (1923–1940)

The first children's communist groups, called Spartacus, began in bourgeois Lithuania as early as 1923. On December 20, 1923, the Lithuanian Komsomol Central Bureau discussed the activities of these groups. Because both children and youth belonged to these groups the CB decided to single out children's group, which was for those under 14. Therefore, December 20, 1923, is considered to be the pioneer organization's founding day in the Lithuanian SSR.
 Since 1924 the pioneer organization began to use all legal means of action. In August 1926 it held its first general Lithuanian pioneers conference, which elected a central leadership.
 After the fascist coup of pioneers organization had to go underground. The 1932 Lithuanian Communist Party Central Committee plenum recommended the Communist Youth League organizations use all possible legal ways of working with children. As part of the instructions of the Party, Komsomol organizations improved work with children, because as early as in 1937 Komsomol organized activities attended by 600-700 children.

Resolutions adopted by communist party central committee to encourage new labor exploits

Resolutions adopted by communist party central committee to encourage new labor exploits