The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-12-11

with the work for forming military orgxn-
izatiof,, by setting up special military COM
mission In its Central Committee. The
leadership OF the military group Of the mill /
tary organization and Of the work for re- |
cruiting new members was handed over in the
beginning, Of 1880 to-. Details are con-
tanned in my special statement
These two confessions are absolutely suffi- |
Gent to justify an Indictment under Article |
So Paragraph of the Penal Code OF the
r. S. F. S. r..
In the same statement Ranlsin gives a |
general survey Of the work accomplished: |
"The question of the creation of diver
sions during an intervention was discussed |
several times by the Industrial Party and
treated chiefly in three divisions: i. the |
war industries; 2. the power stations; and g. |
the railways"
From the spring Of 1929 these Questions
were discussed zealolsly both in the indus !
trial Party and with the representatives of
the foreign General Stats:
1.-The main principle of the acts of diver
sion, about which an agreement was come to
between the Trade and Industrial Committee
and the Industrial Party, was that of pro-
ducng protracted hold-ups in industry with
a minimum of destruction of fixed capital
This principle aimed at maintaining an in
dustry capable of work for the future gov
eminent and having it in such a state that
could be brought into order with minimum
of financial costs and expenditure of time
With this end in view it was planned to de-
termine the objects of the diversions in adj
vance and then to hold spare parts in readi-
ness abroad in order to make the necessary
repairs etc, without loss of time after the
conclusion of the intervention
War industries. In accordance with these
directions, Kalinnikov and Tcharnovsky drew
up list of military undertakings in order in
which the diversions were tic be carried out
This list was drawn up after agreement with
the French General Staff through Mr.. K. At
our meeting with Mr. in the spring of 1929,
Kalinnikov informed him of this. At the
same time gave the instructions. to work
out the diversions in the power stations. -.
technically in accordance with Kalinnikov's
list, to carry out the work in agreement with
Kalinnikov. This was then done.
Statement on the 31st october 1900
And finally:
With regard to transport, the diversion
tasks consisted in the destruction OF the rail-
way connections between the most important
districts 1t was planned to cut connections
by creating artificial congestions with various
means and in extreme cases by the destruc-
ton of railway works. AT the same slime
Laritchev received instructions to deal with
the question of diversions in the heat-pro-
ducing industry.
Statement of the 31st October 1900
With regard to the military counter revo
lutionary work, the indictment limits itself,
for the considerations mentioned previously,
to pointing out that instructions were given
from abroad and that, according to the con-
LESSONS of the accused, these instructions
were accepted by them for execution. For
instance Tcharnovsky declares on the 10th
of October 1890:
The Reasonable Work of the Central
Committee of the Industrial Party
in the Red Army.
"On the basis of the instructions received
by Ramzin from the Trade and Industrial
Committee and through it's mediation from
French military experts instructions which
were later supplemented Ramzin presented
the members of the Central Committee of
the Industrial Party in autumn 1929 with a
provisional plan for military organization
of the Industrial Party Later he presented