The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-12-05
Especial Gable to the Daily Worker

packed hall Krylenko begins his Ella
borate prosecution speech.
Ten short days of the trials
existence have exposed some unusual
circumstances. Millions of toilers in
the Soviet Union and in the whole
world have followed with the closest
attention each word. The bourgoesie
in its press, and in the speeches
Showered upon the public have given
out some Of the most idiotic lies, at
at the same time endeavoring to
detract the attention from the great
est fear seized the bourgeosie for
fear of the revelations that might
and were made at this trial. The
attention of the entire world was
turned upon the uncoYering of the
WreckerS trial in the Soviet state,
gigantic wreckers work in all branches
OF industry. We unhesitatingly I'M
covered them in spite of our enemies
hoping to learn things they might use
against us. A complete revelation
will only inspire the creative en-
thuSiaSm of millions of proletarian
masses, and the whole world will
intensity the struggle for socialism.
Two years ago was here at the
Shakhte trial. The present trial
represents the enlarged reproduction
of thia trial with a full scope. We
had then only wreckerS of the coal
industry. Now all the leading
branches of not only industry but
even down to agriculture are in this
wreckerS trial. Then abroad only
individual emigres were linked with
the wreckerS, now the wreckers are
linked with an outSpoken political
class organization, Torgprom. Then
only individual emigres Industrialists
were figured, now the leading circles
of the foreign bourgeoisie including
leading statesmen, like Poincare.
Then there was a mere hint of the
intervention idea, now there is pare
tically elaborated detailed plans for
intervention with fixed date. Then
the connections of the wreckers with
agents were with individual states,
now there is bloc of enemyg states
based on military agreement. Then
there was a small group of individual
Wreckers, now there is a solid bloc
of two organizations: the Industrial
Party and the Peasants Party. Then
the individual emigrants had differ
ent political coloring, now there is a
counter -revolutionary united front
from monarchiStS to democrats and
socialists. Then few engineers were
involved, now engineers, bookkeepers
traders, architects, economists, in
short the upper stratum of the old
technical intelligentsia headed by
professors, and scientists are in
volved. Then the wreckers work
was mostly of individual wrecking
acts, now it is concentrated wrecking
work with planned organs with
greatly extended worst counter
revolutionary methods: Wrecking acts
according to a great uniform plan
aiming to the preparation of the
intervention; extensive espionage
linked with operative tasks; initial
work creation of military organiza-
ton of worst crime: war treason;
practical preparation of gates for
intruding enemy armies with pre-
pared bases; the picture as a whole
shows a consolidation of all counter
revolutionary forces for the overthrow
of the Soviet Union.
In his speech at 10th Party congress
Stain drew a strong picture of the
sharpening of the imperialist con-
tradictions aggravated by the world
crisis which Poincare confirms and
deplores in recent articles. Stain
drew the conclusion that from this
there grows the danger of war,
and the particularly main danger is
counter-revolutionary wars, in inter-
vention against the Soviet Union.
While Stain said this Ramsin was
preparing a trip to Berlin in order
finally to prove to his masters the
necessity of stalking all forces ex-
clusively on the military overthrow
from abroad Our counter-revolu-
tionary mortal enemies were caught
red handed and are therefore howl
ing, The lie aout the fall OF the
five year plan is completely denied
by the facts. The Soviet Union p,ir-
sued and continues to pursue q policy
of peace. The imperialists are pre-
pairing the terrible crime of world
war against the Soviet Union. 1t
is from this standpoint that we es-
innate and judge the real scope of
the defendants crime, the real dan
ger that they represented to the
Soviet Union.