Soviet Foreign Policy and Its Critics [antikvár]

Bourgeois politicians have long ceased to pre-dict the "inevitable collapse" of Soviet power andthe unavoidable failure of the "Bolshevist expe-riment". Contrary to the "forecasts" and effortsof the international bourgeoisie the Soviet people,guided by the Communist Party, have made theSoviet Republic a mighty socialist power with ahighly developed industry and agriculture, advan-ced science and culture. The outstanding achieve-ments of the Soviet Union in economic and cultu-ral development have been exerting an increas-ing influence on working people in the capitalistand developing countries, making them more dis-posed towards socialism.The USSR's policy of peace, international secu-rity and cooperation, based on the immortal doc-trine of Marxism-Leninism, is playing an evergreater role in the destinies of the planet. In keep-ing with Lenin's behests, the Central Committeeof the Communist Party of the Soviet Union head-ed by L. I. Brezhnev is advancing a foreign poli-cy course which serves as a potent factor in en-suring peace on the Earth.Proletarian internationalism, the principle ofclass solidarity of the workers of all countries,