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Tchayanov group and this was also an argu-
ment in favor of bloc with this group.
8. A session of the Central Committee in
the spring of 1927 in the building of the
Supreme Economic Council. The following
were present: Paltchinsky Chrennikov, Ra-
binovitch, Fyedotov Laritchev, Krassovski
and Tcharnovsky. Questions of the work in
the textile industry were discussed. 1t was
decided to work to hamper the development
of the textile industry, to hinder the build
ing OF new factories, to cause an insufficient
utilization Of existing capital investments, to
hamper the introduction of new textiles and
to create disproportion between the half
manufactured goods. Krassovsky sketched
the main lines of the work with regard to
the Peoples Commissariat for Transport: to
cause an insufficient utilization of the rolling
stock and in particular, of the locomotives
and further, to slow down the DEVELOPMENT
of the carrying capacity of the main lines to
hamper the development of water transport
and the fleet working on oil fuel Paltchin-
sky reported on the desirsbility of establish
ing connections with the "R U L" group
abroad, and Rabinovitch reported the exist
ence of connections with Vorshantchik and
the Polish government
g. A session of the Central Committee in
the building of the Plan Economic Commits
sion. The following were present: Tcharnov-
sky and Ramsin. The session listened to
Tcharnovsky, Ramsin The session listened to
Rebinovitch'S report on the mining industry
which sketched the planned hampering of
investments, the hampering of housing the
hindering of scientific research work and of
the electrical work in the Donetz Basin In
a report delivered by Strichov the plans
were sketched for the work in the petroleum
industry; the impeding of production, the
delaying of the experimental boring opera
lions, and individual delays with regard to
the cracking plant with view to reducing
the export of benzine. In accordance with
report of Ramsin on the power industry,
plans were adopted for the causing of crises
in the supply of electricity at the most i'm
portant points: the Donetz Basin, Leningrad,
Moscow, Kisel, and the KuSnitz Basin: the
non-rational planning of electrical power
works, demand for foreign machinery and
delays in the dates fixed in the building of
power stations.
This was the work of the sabotagers' or
ga, cation in the year 1927.
An analysis of these sessions proves that in
the whole of 1927 up to the final crystaliza-
ton of the Industrial Party, the questions of
sabotage work, which occupied the most i'm
portant place in the work of the Central
Committee, were chiefly concerned with re-
tarding the constructive work. The inter-
vention was regarded without any correspond
ing concentration and working out of the
plans
n august, 1927 the first meeting took
place between RamSin and Riabushinsky and
the first establishment of connections with
the French general staff. This meeting in
creased and consolidated the connections
with the Trade and Industrial Committee and
the working methods and aims
The Character of the Work of the
Central Committee of the Industrial
Party in the Years 192S-29.
Tie sJuation altered in 1923 in accordance
with the general alterations of the political
CT Gnlstances spoken of above.
II the first half of 1928 the sabotage ac-
tilty of the Central Committee was of an
elementary character. The session of the
Central Committee in winter took place in
the building of the Supreme Economic Coun-
ell