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For the cause of socialism
For the Cause of Socialism compiles speeches, communiqués, and reports from Soviet and Czechoslovak leaders during the turbulent events of 1968–69, including the Soviet-Czechoslovak Treaty and the aftermath of the Prague Spring. Figures such as Kosygin, Dubček, and Svoboda discuss socialism’s defense, the temporary stationing of Soviet troops, and the role of unity between socialist states. Themes include peace, friendship, resistance to “provocateurs,” and consolidation of communist power. The documents emphasize the ideological struggle against capitalism, the reaffirmation of socialist solidarity, and the justification of Soviet presence as essential to preserving socialism’s future in Czechoslovakia and the wider Eastern Bloc.
Published By:
A. N. Kosygin
Published Date:
June 15, 2026
Pages:
264
Subjects:
Other
Available Format:
(44.57)
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Description
For the Cause of Socialism compiles speeches, communiqués, and reports from Soviet and Czechoslovak leaders during the turbulent events of 1968–69, including the Soviet-Czechoslovak Treaty and the aftermath of the Prague Spring. Figures such as Kosygin, Dubček, and Svoboda discuss socialism’s defense, the temporary stationing of Soviet troops, and the role of unity between socialist states. Themes include peace, friendship, resistance to “provocateurs,” and consolidation of communist power. The documents emphasize the ideological struggle against capitalism, the reaffirmation of socialist solidarity, and the justification of Soviet presence as essential to preserving socialism’s future in Czechoslovakia and the wider Eastern Bloc.
