Telegram to Rumania and more
Telegram to the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Rumanian People's Republic, Petru Groza
On the occasion of the fourth anniversary of the signing of the Soviet-Rumanian Treaty of Friendship, Alliance and Support
February 1952
To the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Rumanian People's Republic, Petru Groza.
On the fourth anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Friendship,
Alliance and Support between the Soviet Union and the Rumanian People's
Republic, I send you, Comrade Chairman, the government of the Rumanian
People's Republic and the Rumanian people, my congratulations.
J. Stalin
("New Way," — Organ of the German Anti-fascist Committee in the Rumanian People's Republic, No. 884, 5 February, 1952)
Telegram to the Chairman of the Central People's Government of the Chinese People's Republic, Mao Tse Tung
On the occasion of the second anniversary of the signing of the Soviet-Chinese Treaty of Friendship, Alliance and Support
February 14, 1952
To the Chairman of the Central People's Government of the Chinese People's Republic, Comrade Mao Tse Tung.
On the occasion of the second anniversary of the signing of the
Soviet-Chinese Treaty of Friendship, Alliance and Support, please
accept, Comrade Chairman, my sincere congratulations and wishes for the
further strengthening of the alliance and cooperation between the
Chinese People's Republic and the Soviet Union, in the interests of
world peace.
J. Stalin
("New Germany," Berlin Ed., No. 39, 15 February, 1952)
Answers to Four Questions from a Group of Editors of American Newspapers
March 31, 1952
Q. Is a third world war presently as near as two or three years away?
A. No, it is not.
Q. Would a meeting of heads of state of the great powers be useful?
A. Possibly, it would be useful.
Q. Are you of the opinion that the present times are appropriate for Germany’s unification?
A. Yes, I am of that opinion.
Q. On what basis is it possible for capitalism and communism to live side by side?
A. It is possible for capitalism and communism to live side by side if
both sides wish to cooperate and the readiness to do so exists, to
fulfil the duties they have taken on themselves, if its basis is
complete equality and noninterference in the internal affairs of other
states.
J. Stalin
("Unity," 5 May, 1952, P. 417)
Telegram to the Minister President of the Hungaian People's Republic, Istvan Dobi
On the occasion of the seventh anniversary of the liberation of Hungary by the Soviet Army
April, 1952
I ask the government of the People's Republic of Hungary and you,
Comrade Minister President, to accept my sincere congratulations on the
occasion of your national day of celebration. I wish the Hungarian
people further success in the building of a new, free Hungary.
J. Stalin
("New Germany," Berlin Ed., No. 82, 5 April, 1952)
Telegram to the President of the People's Republic of Poland, Boleslaw Bierut
On the occasion of his 60th Birthday
April 18, 1952
To the President of the Republic of Poland, Comrade Boleslaw Bierut.
Permit me to greet you on your 60th birthday, Comrade President, as the
great builder and leader of a new, united, independent, Polish people's
democracy.
I wish you good health and success in your labour for the well-being of
the fraternal Polish people and in the further strengthening of the
friendship between the Polish Republic and the Soviet Union, in the
interests of world peace.
J. Stalin
("New Germany," Berlin Ed., No. 93, 20 April, 1952)
Telegram to the Minister President of the People's Republic of Poland, Josef Cyrankiewicz
On the occasion of the seventh anniversary of the Soviet-Polish Treaty of Friendship
April, 1952
I ask the government of the Polish Republic and you, Comrade Minister
President, on the occasion of the seventh anniversary of the signing of
the Soviet-Polish Treaty of Friendship, Mutual Help and Cooperation
after the war, to accept my greetings and sincere wishes for your
future success.
J. Stalin
("New Germany," Berlin Ed., No. 95, 23 April, 1952)
Telegram to the Minister President of the Gerrman Democratic Republic, Otto Grotewohl
On the occasion of the seventh anniversary of the liberation of the German people from the fascist tyranny
May 8, 1952
To the Minister President of the German Democratic Republic, Comrade Otto Grotewohl.
I ask the government of the German Demo-ocratic Republic and you
personally, Comrade Minister President, to accept my thanks for your
friendly greetings on the occasion of the seventh anniversary of the
liberation of the German people from the fascist tyranny.
I wish the German people and the government of the German Democratic
Republic, success in the struggle for an united, independent,
democratic and peace-loving Germany, for the immediate conclusion of a
peace treaty and the departure of the occupying forces from Germany in
the interests of Germany and of world peace.
J. Stalin
("New Germany," Berlin Ed., No. 109, May, 1952)
Telegram to the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Rumanian
People's Republic, Petru Groza, and the General Secretary of the
Central Committee of the Rumanian Workers' Party, Gheorgiu-Dej
On the occasion of the seventy-fifth anniversary of the proclaimation of an independent Rumanian state
"Pravda," May 10, 1952
To the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Rumanian People's
Republic, Comrade Petru Groza, and the General Secretary of the Central
Committee of the Rumanian Workers' Party, Comrade Gheorgiu-Dej.
I ask the government of the Rumanian People's Republic, the Central
Committee of the Rumanian Workers' Party and you personally to accept
my thanks for your friendly greetings on the occasion of the
seventy-fifth anniversary of the proclamation of an independent
Rumanian state.
I wish the Rumanian people, the government of the People's Republic of
Rumania and the Central Committee of the Rumanian Workers' Party,
further success in-the building of a new, free Rumanian people's
democracy.
J. Stalin
("New Germany," Berlin Ed., No. 111, 11 May, 1952)
Telegram to the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Czechoslovaks Republic, Antontin Zapotocky
On the occasion of the seventh anniversary of the liberation of the Czechoslovakian Republic by the Soviet Army
May 10, 1952
To the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Czechoslovakian Republic, Comrade Antonin Zapotocky.
On the occasion of the Czechoslovakian national day of celebration, -
the seventh anniversary of the liberation from the Hitler occupation, -
please accept, Comrade Chairman, my friendly congratulations and wishes
for the future success of the Czechoslovakian people in the building of
a new Czechoslovakian people's democracy.
J. Stalin
("New Germany," Berlin Ed., No. 111, 11 May, 1952)
Greetings Letter to the Young Pioneers of the Soviet Union
On the occasion of thirty years of existence of the V. I. Lenin Pioneer Organization of the Soviet Union
May 20, 1952
To the Young Pioneers of the Soviet Union.
I wholeheartedly greet the Young Pioneers and pupils on the thirty years of existence of the V.I. Lenin Pioneer Organization.
I wish the Pioneers and pupils health and success in their studies, in their work and in their social endeavours.
May the Pioneer Organization continue in the future to educate the
Pioneers and become true sons of Lenin and our great Motherland.
J. Stalin
("Pravda," 20 May, 1952)
Greetings Letter to the Chairman of the Central People's Government of the Chinese People's Republic, Mao Tse Tung
On the occasion of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the founding of the Chinese People's Liberation Army
August 1, 1952
Comrade Chairman, please accept my sincere greetings on the occasion of
the twenty-fifth anniversary of the founding of the Chinese People's
Liberation Army of the People's Republic of China. In the interests of
peace and security, I wish the further strengthening of the Chinese
People's Army.
J. Stalin
("New Germany," Berlin Ed., No. 179, 1 August, 1952)
Greetings Telegram to the Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Korean People's Democratic Republic, Kim Ir Sen
On the occasion of the national day of celebration of the Korean People's Democratic Republic
August 15, 1952
To the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Korean People's Democratic Republic, Kirn Ir Sen.
Please accept, Comrade Chairman, on the national day of celebration of
the Korean People's Democratic Republic, my sincere congratulations,
together with the wish for the further success of the Korean people in
their struggle for the freedom and independence of their homeland.
J. Stalin
("New Germany," Berlin Ed., No. 192, 15 August, 1952)
Decision of the C.C. of the C.P.S.U.(B.) to call the 19th Party Congress of the C.P.S.U.(B.) on 5 October, 1952
August 20, 1952
On Wednesday, 20 August, 1952, "Pravda" published the fallowing message:
To all Organizations of the C.P.S.U.(B.) :
Today in Moscow there was a Plenary Session of the Central Committee of
the C.P.S.U. (B.). The Central Committee of the C.P.S.U.(B.) has
decided to call the 19th Party Congress of the C.P.S.U.(B.) on 5
October, 1952.
Agenda for the 19th Party Congress :
I. Report of the Central Committee of the C.P.S.U.(B.). Report to be given by Comrade Malenkov.
II. Report of the Central Revision Commission of the
C.P.S.U.(B.). Report to be given by the Chairman of the Revision
Commission, Comrade Moskatov.
III. Guidelines of the 19th Party Congress for the fifth
Five-Year Plan for the development of the U.S.S.R. in the years 1951 -
1955. Report to be given by the Chairman of the State Planning
Commission, Comrade Saburov.
IV. Alterations in the Statutes of the C.P.S.U.(B.). Report
to be given by the Secretary of the Central Committee, Comrade
Krushchev.
V. Elections to the Central Party Organs. Rules for the procedure of election of delegates to the Party Congress:
Rules for the procedure of election of delegates to the Party Congress:
1. One delegate with a deciding vote for every 5000 Party members.
2. One delegate with an advisory vote for every 5000 Party candidates.
3. That delegates to the 19th Party Congress in agreement with the Party statutes, are elected by secret ballot.
4. The Party Organizations of the Russian, Socialist,
Federative, Soviet Republics to elect delegates to the Party Congress
from areas, provinces and autonomous Republics. In the remaining Soviet
Republics, the delegates to be elected on the judgement of the
Communist Parties of the Union Republics at regional conferences, or on
Party Congresses of the Communist Parties of the Union Republics.
5. The Communists in the Party Organizations of the Soviet
Army, Navy and the Border Units of the Ministry of State Security to
elect their delegates to the 19th Party Congress with the rest of the
Party Organizations of the areas, respectively district Party
conferences or at the Party Congresses of the Communist Parties of the
Union Republics.
J. Stalin
Secretary of the C.C., C.P.S.U.(B).
("New Germany," Berlin Ed., No. 196, 21 August, 1952)
Telegram to the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Rumanian People's Republic, Gheorgiu-Dej
On the occasion of the eighth anniversary of the liberation of Rumania from the fascist yoke
August 23, 1952
To the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Rumanian People's Republic, Comrade Gheorgiu-Dej.
On the occasion of the national day of celebration, - Liberation Day, -
please accept, Comrade Chairman, and the government of the Rumanian
People's Republic, my sincere congratulations and friendly wishes for
new success of the Rumanian people in the building of a Rumanian
people's democracy.
J. Stalin
("New Germany," Berlin Ed., No. 199, 24 August, 1952)
Answering Telegram to the Chairman of the Central People's Government of the Chinese People's Republic, Mao Tse Tung
On the occasion of the seventh anniversary of the victory over Japanese imperialism
September 2, 1952
To the Chairman of the Central People's Government of the Chinese People's Republic, Comrade Mao Tse Tung.
Please accept, Comrade Chairman, my thanks for the expression of your
feelings on the occasion of the seventh anniversary of the victory over
Japanese imperialism by the Soviet people and the Soviet Army.
In this historic victory, the Chinese people and their People's
Liberation Army played a great role by their heroism and sacrifices in
the smashing of Japanese aggression.
The great friendship between the Soviet Union and the Chinese People's
Republic is a sure guarantee against the danger of a new aggression, a
mighty bulwark of peace in the far East and in the whole world.
Please accept, Comrade Chairman, on the occasion of the seventh
anniversary of the liberation of the Chinese people from the yoke of
Japanese imperialism, the good wishes of the Soviet Union.
Long live the unbreakable friendship between the Chinese People's Republic and the Soviet Union!
Long live the People's Liberation Army of the Chinese People's Republic!
J. Stalin
Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the U.S.S.R.
("New Germany," Berlin Ed., No. 208, 4 September, 1952)
Telegram to the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the People's Republic of Bulgaria, Wylko Tshervenkov
On the occasion of the eighth anniversary of the liberation of Bulgaria
September 9, 1952
To the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the People's Republic of Bulgaria, Comrade Wylko Tshervenkov.
On the national day of celebration of the Bulgarian People's Republic,
please accept, Comrade Chairman, my sincere greetings and wishes for
the further success of the fraternal Bulgarian people in the building
of a new Bulgarian people's democracy.
J. Stalin
("New Germany," Berlin Ed., No. 213, 10 September, 1952)
Telegram to the Chairman of the Central People's Government of the Chinese People's Republic, Mao Tse Tung
On the occasion of the third anniversary of the proclamation of the Chinese People's Republic
October 1, 1952
To the Chairman of the Central People's Government of the Chinese People's Republic, Comrade Mao Tse Tung.
Please accept, Comrade Chairman, my sincere congratulations on the
occasion of the third anniversary of the proclamation of the Chinese
People's Republic.
I wish the great Chinese people, the. government of the Chinese
People's Republic and you personally, new success in the building of a
mighty, people's democratic Chinese state.
May the great friendship between the Chinese People' Republic and the
U.S.S.R., the firm bulwark of peace and security in the far East and in
the whole world, thrive and grow stronger.
J. Stalin
("New Germany," Berlin Ed., No. 231, 1 October, 1952)
Telegram to the Minister President of the German Democratic Republic, Otto Grotewohl
On the occasion of the thind anniversary of the founding of the German Democratic Republic
October 7, 1952
To the Minister President of the German Democratic Republic, Comrade Otto Grotewohl.
On the occasion of the national day of celebration, - the third
anniversary of the founding of the German Democratic Republic, - I send
the German people, the government and you personally, Comrade Minister
President, my congratulations. Please accept my wishes for further
success in the great work of creating an united, independent,
democratic, peace-loving Germany.
J. Stalin
("New Germany," Berlin Ed., No. 236, 7 October, 1952)
Telegram to the Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Korean People's Democratic Republic, Kim Ir Sen
On the occasion of the fourth anniversary of the
establishment of diplomatic relations between the U.S.S.R and the
Korean People's Democratic Republic
October, 1952
To the Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Korean People's Democratic Republic, Comrade Kim Ir Sen.
Comrade Chairman, please accept the thanks of the Soviet government and
myself for your friendly congratulations and good wishes on the
occasion of the fourth anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic
relations between the Korean People's Democratic Republic and the
U.S.S.R.
I wish the Korean people, who courageously defend their national
rights, success in their struggle for the freedom and independence of
their homeland.
J. Stalin
("New Germany," Berlin Ed., No. 41, 13 October, 1952)
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