DRAFT FRAMEWORK AND FIELDS OF INVESTIGATION FOR AN OVER-ALL PRODUCTION PLAN OF NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE ON INTERNATIONAL COMMUNISM
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(with narsnthetiet1 reference to the topics listed and co nteI
upon in the Leh torandum to JIG50 Committee from Sub -Committee" of
15 August 1%9)
I. P IflOT?LES OF Cot , j (Cf. Part A of the 1, aorar )
A continuing analysis of their development with partiOulaX" reepeot poi
A. Theory
Communist doctr3 (A-I)
Commnist Organization (A-2)
Communist etretegy and taotics (Aa3)
Communism and the USSR
.?To includ, the role of the USSR it the modification
a d
and interpretation of Marxist-Leninist principles
doctrine,; the use of doctrine for Soviet political
purposes; and the ftmotion of the Soviet state in the
growing Communist movement as represented in Communist
theory and documents a )
(s) Non-orthodox theories; eapecially "Titoism"
The payehology and soelology of Communion and of Communist
activit es
Itd htNAT1XfiIAL COt~"dlht?I?RGANI~I~TSON tub ACT.
The nature, activities, and persona? ities of the various International
organisations in which Communists are in total or partial control; USSR.
sponsorship and utilization of such organization,
(a) Overt international Communist agencies; e.g., Cominformn (B-5)
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~~1TERNA9 ~rI. A CO M9 ?MAI A(1V AMID (Con't)
(b) Clandestine internatiouei CoMnMiSt organization and
aotivit s (B- )
Control of national or' roglonal GPs, espionage and sabotage,
ate*
(a) International front organizations (B4) and Coffimist-
infiltrated or -controlled organizationO (labor, wo )n, Youth,
student, professional, ethni-a, ate.)
(i) Communist penetration of strategic induptrios (3-3)
(d) Comm rdat operations in International non-Communist
agencies (3-13)
(e) International Communist Propaganda t Organization, ana.rsis
and effects, etc. (B-7)
(t) The over-'all network and integration of . (the above) inter-
national Communist organisatiozaa and activities; and the re"oe
importance of their respective capabilities and vulnorabi lines
(g) Leaders and personalities in International Con i st ,organizatioan
(13-10)
(h) Anti.. and counter+.Conminnist elements in internatior : organisa-
tiona and movements (13-8, B-9)
III. NA QiW. CM'P. i1N7 T PAZ. A
COMER SIT
Organization activities, personnel, and relative importance In Sviet-
Commxnist power politics
A series of cowntz7-b7-00u1A1,rY studies of j 3ividual national.
Communist parties each in its own setting (13-4)
(From a planning iriewpoint, it would seem advisable that the study
of each national party be more or less comparable with the studies of the
rest. This would permit, for Instance, an analysis of the relative pr?wn-
lence of fundamental features, and might give clues to the variations
e nectable under various emerging or proenective conditions. Because a
number of individual party studies are concerned and no committoo on a
single party" would be responsible for drawing an outline for possible
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cotmuon features of any study, it would seam wise for 3IGnSA as a holes
to pass upon an outline for national parties before recommeudixag priorit}
for any sin-as party study. Such an outline 'which the Sub-Coimnitte a V ill
submit at a later. date may be accepted for bath intelligence collection
and production.)
B. Type studies and comparative sum ies
(a) The organization of national Communist parties - a type
study (4)
(b) C .andestine and undergroun organizaticrand
summery pomp ariacn (B-l4)
(a), Capabilities and ,vulnerabi .sties of. nati 5Yal parties in
rel Lion to their respective national or 1 Ga situa#.iona
(D-n) - summary comparison utilizing espeeal1' data on
capabilities and vd.nerabi lties in the national party
studies.,
(d) Interrelations between national Communist parties (within
and outside of the framework of i :a*. nnational organizations)
IV. O0! U ms AS- IMTRUUM Cp saV Cts PC?UY
Based on continuous coordination of relevant material from studies
from x. XX, and III above, of separate study of Soviet foreign policy, and
of other apeoial. studies. To include for the time being, but not to be
confined tot
(a) tISSRIs p otion direction and utilization of national and
internatIon a . Cost and non-Communist organizations and
activities fox' the furtherance of its political and cconord.a
aims
(b) The participation of Soviet embassies and missions in its
promotion, direction, and utilization of Communism
(c) Impairm t to USSR foreign policy tbru ill-advised Communist
or thru anti- and counter-Corr ist activities
(d) Communism in coloniaal and semi-oolonin. areas (B-1)
(a) Soviet-Communist sabotage of sta'ategio industries, transpor-
tation and communication systems, and public utilities (BB3)
(f) The seizure of political and military power, and the Soviet's
role therein,
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