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among all sections of the vii
lage."
This underestimation of the role
of the classes in our country is
specially dangerous in view Of the
intensification of the class struggle,
because it disarms the Party and
deprives the working class of it's
fighting capacity.
This underestimation of the fac
tor of the class struggle is an open
opportunist deviation, loophole for
bourgeois-democratic tendencies. Y
Another deviation, which is also
result of the disbelief in the So
cialist construction and of the cap
itulation before the difficulties, is
the underestimation of the import
ance of the alliance of the working
class with the middle peasants
(Trotskyism).
Party Fighting Both Deviations.
The Party conducted and is con-
Quoting decisive struggle against
both deviations. The Central Com
mittee emphasized both in it's Feb
ruary letter and at it's April and
July Plenums the necessity of the
decisive struggle on two fronts,
against both deviations.
"The Party must proceed IN its
policy from the decisive struggle,
both against those elements which
are the expression of bourgeois
tendencies in our country and
wish to sabotage the decisions of
the XIV. Party Congress with re-
gard to the increased attack up
on the kulak, as well as against
those elements which by means
of extraordinary and provisional
measures, wish to abandon the
systematic and firm course and
thereby endanger the alliance be-
tween the workers and the main
masses of the peasantry." (Reso-
luton of the July Plenum of the
C. C. of the c. P. S. W
For only on the basis of the con-
solidation of the alliance of the
workers and peasants, under the
leadership of the working class, can
socialist construction be success
fully completed.
The Party will therefore fight as
decisively as it fought against Trot-
skyism, also against the open Right
deviation, as we'll as against those
who adopt conciliatory attitude to-
wards it.
Moscow Supports c. c.
In this fight of the Party against
the deviations from the Bolshevist
line, among them being the Right
deviation, the Moscow organization
stood and is standing in the first
ranks. 1t was and remains the
strong support of the c. c. in the
defense and the decisive carrying
out of the Bolshevist, feminist line
of the Party. 1t has given the
Trotskyist Opposition a decisive
blow and has overcome the ideolog-
ical vacillations in some of its
strata. The Moscow organization
stood before the XIV Party Congress
and is still standing fully and en-
tirely upon the line of the Party;
t fights uninterruptedly against all
distortions of the Party line. Po-
litically grown, matured in Bolshe-
visit traditions, the Moscow organ
ization showed and still shows great
soberness and makes great claims
on the Party leadership in regard to
firmness to principle; it offers de-
cisive resistance to every attempt to
blur the political attitude IF the
Party.
1t is true that some members OF
the Moscow Committee and the lead
ers of some sections have recently
shown a certain inconsistency and
vacillation in the struggle against
the Right deviations from the Len.
mist line by admitting an attitude
unacceptable to the Bolshevist Party
towards these deviations. This has
aroused the dissatisfaction of GER
tain section of the Party function
aries of the Moscow organization
who wished to correct these mis-
takes. This dissatisfaction begar
after the September Plenum of the
'5oscow Committee and of the Mos
COW Control Committee, which, II
their resolution on the question OF
the decision of the vi World Con.
eress of the Comintern and of the
Plenum Of the c. G.. regarding the
struggle against the Right devia.
tions and the conciliatory groups
lave not sufficiently clearly ex.