The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-11-29

~ Political Administration uncovered a series
of counter-revolutionary sabotage organizations
which we're active in the most diverse spheres of
the economy of the Soviet Union. The investi-
eating material is evidence of considerable ac-
Invitation Of all the forces Of the counter-revo-
lutionary saboteurs. The reason for this is clear.
The Soviet Union has now begun the most diff
cult and most decisive period of its development,
overcoming the resistance of its class enemies,
destroying all the remnants Of capitalism; it is
rapidly heading towards Socialism with giant
steps and is accomplishing the transformation of
petty-bourgeos anarchy The working class has
achieved particularly great victories in the de-
velopment of large-scale industries. The
strengthening Of this industry has made it pos
sible to create Socialist foundation in the
sphere Of agriculture, to carry out the general
coTectivization of individual peasant establish
ments well as to uquidate the kulaks as a
class
Blasted Bourgeois Hopes.
The practical achievements Of Socialist con-
struction have destroyed the last hopes of the
class enemies for the degeneration of the Len
mist Party and Of the Soviet State These prac-
teal achievements gave the working class VIC
tory over the new bourgeoisie in the cities and
created the conditions for victory over the viii
lage bourgeoisie the kulaks.
It is unnecessary to point out that all this
enormously strengthens the dictatorship OF the
proletariat and at the same time results in the
destruction Of those class forces Cnew bour-
geoisie, kulaks) which, In coming out against
the ruling proletariat, might have some hopes
for success.
Towards Full Socialism.
The proletarian revolution in the Soviet Union
is approaching its complete victory, and there
fore is exposed to the most bitter attacks by the
entire capitalist world This world knows very
well that the victory Of Socialism in the Soviet
Union signifies the beginning of the end of capt.
talism, for it will finally convince the entire
world proetariat of the correctness Of the Boil
shevik way of enancipating the toiling masses
from the yoke Of capitalist slavery. That is
the reason for the most bitter hatred Of the cap
italst world towards the Soviet Union, for all
Of its provocations and also for the feverish
preparations towards intervention, which are now
conducted and carried on by some Of the capt.
talist states; this also is the reason of the ac-
Invitation Of counter-revolutionary sabotage
which is bearer of the bourgeois-feudal res
toration and at the same time the ally Of all
capitalism
The program Of the counter-revolutionary sab
otage which has been laid down in their con-
LESSONS by the leaders of the so-called Indus
trial Party is perfectly clear regards its class
contents. Ii amounts 10 q reGurn OF the nQuS-
trial and other plants to their former owners
to compensation of the former landowners for
the appropriated and nationalzed lands, to the
creation of strong kulak establishments which
must inevitably lead to the establishment of
large latifundia Gland holdings) together with
all their consequences The realization of such
program is only possible as a result Of the over
throw of the Soviet power and the establishment
of the bourgeois order. This was really the aim
of the saboteurs.
Saboteurs Counted On KuIaks
1t is clear that the Industrial Party can win
neither workers or peasants nor toilers in gen.
eral around such program. 1t can only be
supported by the capitalist elements of the coun-
try. Insofar, however, as the latter are being
ground up by the mills of Socialist construction
and are already considerably weakened, repre-
senting force OF no consequence which other
wise would be capable of bringing about such
revolution the saboteurs quite naturally look
toward the capitalist world in order to find there
the forces which might destroy the revolution
and return to the bourgeosie and landowners
their former power. The capitalist world in
turn, insofar 1t is interested in the overthrow
of the Soviet Power, gladly greets the saboteurs
What Defeat Would Mean
The defeat of the revolution would give capt.
talsm the possibility of defeating the movement
of its own working class of throttling the move
ment in the colonial and dependent countries; 1t
would secure to 1t mighty market upon one
sixth Of the globe and make 1t master of the ire
mendous natural resources of the Soviet Union.
That is the real reason Of the touching asso-
citation between the saboteur organizations and
the emigrant bourgeoisie on the one hand, the
foreign bourgeois organizations and in1uen-
tial government spheres of some European states
on the other.
What the Indictment Proves
The Indictment of the counter revolutionary
saboteur organization, now on trial in Moscow,
contains wealth of material which proves most
clearly the participation of government circles
and military staffs of European states in the
undermining work of the saboteurs.
The capitalist press is continually getting ex-
cited about the "Bolshevist propaganda" of the
Soviet government without, however, producing
concrete facts to prove this-for there aren't
any.
But it does not say single word about that
work Of the government circles, the military
staffs and capitalist organizations of France
Poland and Rumania, which is directed towards
the organization of an armed attack upon the
Soviet Union.
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