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nique, such machinery as to enable it
to build in the future in such quaint
tiles as is needed for the technical re-
construction of all branches of ma
tional economy-of industry itself, of
agriculture and transport, for the
needs of strengthening the defense of
the country.
Successes in carrying out our first
FiVe-Year Plan prepared the basis for
the practical realization of the gig
antic tasks of the second Five-Year
Plan for the complete abolition of
capitalist elements and classes gen
orally.
Congress On Second 5-Year Plan
I'VE have already initiated the
struggle for the realization of the
tasks of the Second Five-Year Plan
and the present Congress must say
its final word as to the program of
the Second Year Plan, the Five
Year Plan for building a classics
socialist society.
Since the 18th Congress the fight
for the liquidation of kulkdom as a
class proceeded under the banner of
a broad offensive against the capital
ist elements. In order to accomplish
this historical task we succeeded in
overcoming not a few difficulties on
the way to socialist construction in
the village.
Our present Congress assemblies at
a moment when collective farm or
ganization in the village has finally
triumphed; and step by step kills
remnants of the kuladom.
Correct Policies In the Villages
I'VE succeeded in obtaining huge
successes in agriculture by correct
policy and great organizational work
of the Party in the village, by defeat
of kulakdom and by struggle for Or
ganizational and economic consolida-
ton of collective and Soviet farms.
1.-THE exceptionally good harvest of
last year is an indication of these
successes. The prospect of well-to-do
and cultural life for tens of millions
of collective farmers has opened and
is already being carried into effect.
There are still a good many I'M
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tremely backward branches of our
economy. Our advance in mastering
the new technique and new indus
tries recently created is by far made
quate. But one thing is obvious and
cannot be disputed: the Land of So
VETS Is triumphantly overcoming each
and every difficulty in its path and
unSwervingly proceeds towards the
rapid economic and cultural rise, to-
wards ever greater and greater rise
Of the well-being Of the workers and
peasant masses.
Therein lies the fundamental diff
ference between the Land of Soviets
which is building socialism and bour-
geois states with their capitalist
regime.
While during these years our
country proceeded undeviatingly
along the path of the rapid economic
rise, capitalist countries up to now
cannot extricate themselves from the
world economic crisis which enor-
mously increased the misery and I'M
employment for the workers and all
toiling masses of these countries.
While the facts of every new day
speak about innumerable and grow
ing forces of socialism in our coun-
try, on the other hand the world
economic crisis and the growing rev.
dictionary struggle of the workers
against capitalism and the bourgeois
dictatorship provide innumerable
proof of the approach Of the collapse
of the bourgeois capitalist regime.
THAT is why in our country, among
the working class and among the en-
tire mass of toilers, their faith in
their cause is strong, and the enthu-
siasm of the builders of socialism
grows.
THE workers and collective farm