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=== Economic Motives === | === Economic Motives === | ||
=== Russia (3) === | === Russia (3) === | ||
{{Page |n°=46}} P. thinks that the rehabilitation of Trotsky is the question which is prerequisite to moral sanity and recuperation in Russia. | |||
P. thought that Trotsky openly conspired with the Germans. | |||
They have already rehabilitated Tukhachevsky. Here Stalin was involved and the story is that the Nazi ambassador trapped him and produced false documents against Tukhachevsky which Stalin needed. | |||
Stalin was a person of very shaky morality. The same thing happened previously to Blucher (1939) | |||
=== Iron Curtain Literature === | === Iron Curtain Literature === | ||
=== ''The Transition from Feudalism to Capitalism'' === | === ''The Transition from Feudalism to Capitalism'' === | ||
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Comments on "Robert Owen, Draft #2
"Freedom and Technology" - General Comments (5)
Trade and Market in the Early Empires (4)
The Market
Interdisciplinary Project (4)
Sartre and Camus (3)
Paul Schweitzer
Notes
The New Philosophy
K.P. Personal (4)
Socialism
Religion and Capitalism
Economic Motives
Russia (3)
[46] P. thinks that the rehabilitation of Trotsky is the question which is prerequisite to moral sanity and recuperation in Russia.
P. thought that Trotsky openly conspired with the Germans.
They have already rehabilitated Tukhachevsky. Here Stalin was involved and the story is that the Nazi ambassador trapped him and produced false documents against Tukhachevsky which Stalin needed.
Stalin was a person of very shaky morality. The same thing happened previously to Blucher (1939)
Iron Curtain Literature
The Transition from Feudalism to Capitalism
"Psychology and Ideology" (2)
American Influence in Britain
"The Nation"
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Date: September 14, 1957 (Interview)
KPA: 45/11