Word: bolshevists
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...There were many to whom any definite alliance with the Soviet Government brought not unnatural misgivings. It may seem strange to combine alliance with Bolshevist Russia with the claim that we are contending for a Christian civilization. But such misgivings are really misplaced...
Joseph Stalin did not even issue a proclamation; he was as silent as the grave. The talking was taken over by those two good friends, Foreign Commissar Molotov and Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop. Molotov exhorted the Russian people to fight against "the clique of bloodthirsty Fascist rulers." Ribbentrop: "Bolshevist Moscow is about to stab National Socialist Germany in the back while she is engaged in a struggle for her existence." Before this war ended, either Stalin or Hitler would no longer be a great dictator...
Observers, wondering why the Communists picked old Bolshevist Minor instead of a younger man, guessed that the Party, busy with internal struggles, wanted another home-grown front...
...class-angle their teaching. Once the unit rebuked a comrade for spouting to his pupils such Communist terms as ''dialectic materialism," advised him to use more finesse. One of the party's stunts was to enroll Communist students in the campus R. O. T. C. as "Bolshevist cadres." Object: to try to democratize the U. S. Army on the Soviet model...
...Party's official statement calls "bribery, deception, blackmail, aggression. . . ." In the Party's Peace Declaration the Russian attack is called "a shameless imitation of the Nazi technique in foreign policy." This is an important trend. Just as British appeasers were taken in by Hitler's anti-bolshevist policy, so most British labor leaders were taken in by Stalin's Popular Front tactic. That part of labor's self-deception, at least, is apparently over. If British labor proves as revolutionary as its words (and it never has), the revolution will at least be in native...