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| Communism in Europe Vol. IIContinuity, Change and the Sino-Soviet Dispute
Griffith, William E.Publisher:  The M.I.T. Press, Cambridge, USA Year Published:  1967   First Published:  1966
 Pages:  439pp
 Resource Type:  Book
 
 The second volume on the interaction of the developments in European communism and the Sino-Soviet dispute. This volume deals specifically with East Germany, Czechoslovakia, Sweden, Norway, and Finland.
 
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 Table of Contents:
 
 CHAPTER ONE
 EUROPEAN COMMUNISM, 1965, WILLIAM E. GRIFFITH
 
 The Decline of Soviet Authority
 European Communist Elitist Nationalisms
 East European Communism: The Balkans
 East Europe: The Northern Tier
 Western Europe: The Nordic Communist Parties
 West European Communism
 Conclusion
 Appndix: Chinese Reprinting of Albanian Articles since the Fall of Khrushchev
 
 PART ONE
 East Germany, CAROLA STERN
 
 CHAPTER TWO
 TRADITION AND HISTORY OF THE GERMAN COMMUNIST PARTY (KPD)
 
 The KPD and the Weimar Republic
 The KPD Illegal and in Exile
 
 CHAPTER THREE
 HISTORY AND POLITICS OF THE SOCIALIST UNITY PARTY OF GERMANY (SED), 1945-1965
 
 The KPD-SED in the "Antifascist Democratic System," 1945-1948
 Bolshevization, 1949 - 1952
 The SED in Crisis: The June 1953 Rising and the New Course (1953-1955)
 Stalinism Without Stalin, 1956-1961
 Gradual De-Stalinization, 1962-1965
 
 CHAPTER FOUR
 CHINESE COMMUNISTS IN GERMANY-GERMAN COMMUNISTS IN CHINA, 1918-1945
 
 CHAPTER FIVE
 RELATIONS BETWEEN THE DDR AND THE CHINESE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC, 1949-1965
 
 Relations from the Founding of the Two People's Democracies (October 1949) until the Eve of the Twentieth CPSU Party Congress
 Political Relations between the DDR AND THE CPR from 1956 until Mid-1960
 The Attitude of the SED Leadership in the Sino-Soviet Conflict from the Summero of 1960 to the Eve of the Sixth SED Party Congress (End of 1962)
 The Attitude of the East German Party Leadership in the Sino-Soviet Conflict from the Beginning of 1963 (Sixth SED Party Congress) until 1965
 Effects of the Sino-Soviet Conflict on East German-Chinese Trade
 The German Problem and the Sino-Soviet Conflict
 
 PART TWO
 Czechoslovakia, ZDENEK ELIAS AND JAROMIR NETIK
 
 CHAPTER SIX
 INTRODUCTION
 
 CHAPTER SEVEN
 THE KSC FROM ITS EARLY BEGINNINGS TO THE 1948 COUP
 
 The Czechoslovak Communist Party in Russia
 The Slovak Soviet Republic
 The Founding of the KSC
 The Bolshevization of the KSC
 The KSC Attitude toward the Czechoslovak State
 The Communists and Slovakia
 The Communist Party of Slovakia and its Policy During World War II
 The KSC and the New Republic
 
 CHAPTER EIGHT
 1948-1955 DOGMATIC TENDENCIES SOLIDIFIED
 
 Ascendency of Dogmatism
 Show-Trials
 Party Purges
 The Slansky Affair
 Novotny Takes Over
 The Economic Crisis and The New Course
 
 CHAPTER NINE
 1956: EFFECTS OF THE TWENTIETHCPSU CONGRESS
 
 CHAPTER TEN
 1957-1960: TOWARD A SOCIALIST STATE
 
 Domestic Policy
 Foreign Policy
 Sino-Soviet Relations
 Internal KSC Developments
 The Socialist Constitution
 
 CHAPTER ELEVEN
 1960-1962: BETWEEN THE SOCIALIST CONSTITUTION AND THE TWELFTH CONGRESS
 
 De-Stalinization-Novotny Style
 The Barak Case
 Sino-Soviet Relations
 The Twelfth Congress
 The Twelfth Congress and the Sino-Soviet Rift
 
 CHAPTER TWELVE
 1963: THE POINT OF NO RETURN
 
 CHAPTER THIRTEEN
 CONCLUSION
 
 
 PART THREE
 Nordic Countries, AKE SPARRING, JAHN OTTO JOHANSEN, BENGT MATTI
 
 CHAPTER FOURTEEN
 INTRODUCTION, AKE SPARRING
 
 CHAPTER FIFTEEN
 SWEDEN, AKE SPARRING
 
 The Political scene
 Early History of the CPS
 The Peaceful and the Parliamentary Road
 The CPS and "Proletarian Internationalism"
 The Counterattack of the Central Committee
 Ny Dag's Congress Debate
 The CPS's Twentieth Congress
 
 CHAPTER SIXTEEN
 NORWAY, JAHN OTTO JOHANSEN
 
 Main Aspects of the History of the Communist Party of Norway
 The Purge
 De-Stalinization and the Question of Rehabilitation
 The NKP and the Sino-Soviet Conflict
 Reaction to the Khrushchev's Fall
 Preparations for the Party Congress in 1965
 The NKP and the SF
 The List Controversy
 The Communist Party, the Constitution, and Democracy
 The 1965 Party Congress
 Conclusion
 
 CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
 FINLAND, BENGT MATTI
 
 The Finnish Political Scene
 Finnish-Soviet Relations
 The SKP
 Conclusion
 Appendix: The Organizational Structure of the Finnish Communist Party
 
 INDEX
 
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