KKE POLITICAL LINE

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00457R000800690001-1
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• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: November 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: February 18, 1999
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: August 27, 1947
• Content Type: IR

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Of Democracy. : ni.r fs{ ? ,~ r ~r 7 that ~victor~r 1i on
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or encu: e.~ e 9 c.> today; it be i. aves that vici ;:~ will
be achiev c~ .thin a short period of It bases this opir ion or the
?'?~ t9 of the Govern; erit, :ere is no dczt~ t that the F; ernj lent
sensor 4i'. ~1~?v9?T,( aimed at stopp r;g the elere,,ion of t e P
activities were
terror t t these
morale i ed on the progress of the rrao ratio wave ss~t. The ee
aotf.vz tit" =- t ofo . Pa Vne one hand it caused everybodytc- leattheir
houses eiupty; on the other hared it caused among the people of the
I:erior
rage and hatred, a gathering storm which w ll break out uncho? k -s wht
opportur:.ty? offers.
2 The thing which we gust watch
t id must stress is the fact that the d arati ons
(:I..,", rgmaunoiati sns of the policy of KKE-EA
Q, which the rightist r a;=o pera
print, carne for the most part from Natianallsts who were arreste(I fo>.' that
very put-pose.
Airone who he's seen those who have been arrested, has seen the at is a hour of
their t :^aa po in :xi e, and lm observed their high more, cou"1. on3y
contin116 the struggle for freedom with enthusiaar and faith.
Regardless of a3 ;at has been published 1 the Nationalist press to rffeet
that Our tdecisic.n (i.e. our stand on the development of our sty a: ,
depsnd upon the deci.siQ $ of the United STat1ona1 of 1 oril'1
5, We do not disregard the external factor.
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porttant. We believe , however, and each of us must any we regard as
of the Greek problem iies principal]tiv in our own s e' his, in -.i ~aaektacn
hands. TherefoMe we :roust act with zeal, with faith. If we that, i" is, a
s:itiaation, particularly after the advance of our armor aich i11 per; ,,,,ass a
the more, will :'Ohew this road.
6. Every act of the seven oertr&t ijsts" it is an
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a. Every Social Fevolzutio>, ray apparently and temporarily indicate. a
reversal of procresa, but in reality it carries progress forward and
c evelol-ps the political r -4turity of the People to a .higher level.
b. In spite of entreaties and of ri? at, the Bourgeoisie is not lik ely
ever to realize the suf f:.ring of the People or to bow its head to
accept a c:o apz^o::Li:;e. r',Tily when it is on the very brink of disaster
and coraplcto annihilation will it i ce any conpro.tise with use
c. )czt even at the bast moment this is begun with a r: licious afterthought.
8. An indication is the number of times agree rtents and compro ais es lia:v,; been
betrayed and nullified b; them. For eacar:ti,le, the People's Accord :1. a Spain;
the ..,lavaina Accord of "ofouli s: the Varlciza ., roemont; and -6t Ill pier, the
various international ag;ree=icnts: Yn:lta, atlantic Charter, Caserta etc.
7; History still teaches us the 'ollawin?;:
9. Historical Dialectical -aterialis_:i still t 3aches is this: the pros-Tit situa-
tion is the introduction to the )ual Authority (Venizei os-'.`on:urci.y .
10. Having before us the above affir.,lations we can say this: since evc peaceful
gray- of controlling the situation is cut off., a way wh:Lehi wol:ld reset 4; in a
utopia from the very beginning, there remains only the 1(tr 7-xtic" ac , rtion of the
situation. ?'cvr he do has stout fists brill be the victor.
11. 'I 'e are in this state. The intervention of America is unable to blo ic the road
to v jatory. It can only retard it. The more this prevails, the f;r -.f.tcr .will
be the bankruptcy of America:. After our blobs America *i11 so.:.c &. 3e cor.1
pe:li.ed to order her Cre c:h:? lackeys to come to an understandin,/ 'sr -th 'Then '
This cannot yet oe tfet(rii_:!ed. ::c can, hoedever, say this with asst?:- -ice:
(it .?ri.ll t,e) :rSeen our i-:euer is greater than that of the Reaction. t: at
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c c such that our of poncnts will once and
all refrain f rc::i raisin- their ,-!ads a_.i
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