The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-12-05
They Are Planning A War
OF Annihilation Against the
Workers Soviet Fatherland

ture of the defendants criminal ac-
tivity based upon the investigation
and testimony and establish the
measure for their social harm. Ex-
amining the many particulars of the
ramified activities of the wreckers
we must always keep one thing in
mind: we fight for the entire secur-
ity of the Soviet land, for the posi-
bility to continue socialist conStruc-
ton. This possibility was endan-
gered This danger we must remove.
The development of the wreckers'
work confronting us is understand
able only when it is considered not
as an isolated factor but as a method
of class struggle of the bourgeoisie
against socialism. The entire history
of the wreckers' acts revealed here
shows that their beginnings date far
back In transport, in the war in
dustry, in textile, oil, mining, and ir-
rigation the wreckers began their &C
tivity as early as 1925-26. The Cen
trail Committee of the Industrial
Party was not the founder but the
condenser. We find the same indi-
viduals in the early stages of the
wreckers' work as we'll as in the
founding Of the Industrial Party:
Rabinovich, Palchinsky, and Khren-
ikov From initiators in individual
fields, they, with others, became lead
ers who centralized the entire work.
This leading role especially deter
mines the measure of tn dangr of the
present defendants for the Soviet
Union. This history and the conse-
quent development into factors of the
preparation of military intervention
under French leadership determined
the organizational structure, program
and methods of the Industrial Party.
The Party was characterized by
conspiratorial organi "a ion work
branching out in all industrial fields
under a single skilled leadership.
Issuing orders, their realization and
control (chain-like construction of
the Industrial Party. The head Of
this organization was established in
the administration of Soviet eco
nomy, in the state planning COM
mission. 1t was therefore very neces-
sary to win such leading persons as
Ossadchi (vice president of the State
Planning Comnission). In the in
naturalization of Soviet economy,
engineers represented the fittest
cadres for French preparers to over
throw the Soviet power. The Soviet
power still lacks its own reliable
cadres of Proletarian Red Engineers,
therefore, they need the old engin-
GERS, mdiums of technical knowledge
of the highly developed capitalist
| economy. For the Interventionists,
two thousand engineers were organ
| lied into the Industrial Party In
central positions who represent much
greater power than the alleged two
hundred thousand toiling Peasants
Party. The engineers evolved a
theory that the engineers mission
was to lead the state and their al
legged aim was to secure the engin-
GERS in the rule, their future state"
was revealed by the trial not only as
political hypocrisy but political swim
die. Defendants themselves were
compelled to admit that they knew
we'll. practically meaning, it was
planned military dictatorship. Ram
sin said, first pacification then
order"
Political ideas and aims blabbered
out by Paris emigres at their festivals
with French generals. Industrialists
show the true contents: first the ter
ror, mountains of corpses, and bloody
orgies, then Ito Ramsin): Moor did
his duty, Moor can go!
When Ramsin says: Riabushinsky
accepted his plans of state capital
ism, we ask: Who was fool here?
Practical results for the realization
of the dark plans of the Industrial
Party under the leadership of most
of the reactionary emigres, COM
bined with the French General Staff
is beyond doubt. Defendants revealed
here causes why the engineers center
became the political party represent
ing the interests of great industry.
The creation of political party was
needed because the chief hope was
for Intervention, and because it was
necessary to carry on political nego-
tiations with political cikcles abroad.
1t was necessary to secure a hege-
mony Of great industry against the
competition appearing in "the toiling
Peasants Party" Here, too, initia-
tive belonged to Palchinsky and Rab-
inovitch, first ideologist, founders of
the Industrial Party and most con-
nected with the foreign bourgeoisie. !"
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