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A.23.5
Resolution by the Society "Unity, for Leninism and Communist
Ideals," October 28, 1990, expressing lack of confidence in the
policies of Gorbachev as General Secretary of the Central
Committee.
A conference convened in Leningrad in October, 1990, by the
conservative communist organization "Unity--for Leninism and
Communist Ideals" demanded radical changes in Mikhail
Gorbachev's policy of perestroika and its implementation.
Participants in the conference accused Gorbachev of following a
course that would restore capitalism in the Soviet Union, and they
appealed to party organizations and members to demand
convocation of an extraordinary Party Congress to remove
Gorbachev from power. This resolution was given to the Central
Committee on November 29, 1990, and assigned for action to two
Politburo members by V. Ivashko, who notes on the document,
"Please think about this, and let's talk."
To the TSK KPSS
R E S O L U T I O N
of the 3rd All-Union Conference of the Society
"Unity, for Leninism and Communistic Ideals"
October 28, 1990, Leningrad
ON THE LACK OF CONFIDENCE IN THE POLICIES OF THE
GENERAL SECRETARY OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE
COMMUNIST PARTY OF THE SOVIET UNION [CC CPSU] M.S.
GORBACHEV
Faced with catastrophic consequences for the people, the
country, and the party due to M.S. Gorbachev's policy of so-called
"Perestroika", and in view of the fact that this policy has absolutely
revealed its bourgeois-restorationist character, and in consideration
of the fact that we are on the brink of an even graver national
catastrophe in connection with the planned implementation in the
country of the "stabilization program" from the International
Monetary Fund, which is disguised as a transitional program
toward a market economy, the 3rd All-Union Conference of the
Society "Unity, for Leninism and Communist Ideals,"
expresses its lack of confidence in the policies of M.S. Gorbachev as
General Secretary of the CC CPSU.
We feel that the only force in the country capable of changing
the course of the events in a constructive way, without leading to
civil war, to date continues to remain the Communist Party.
We invite all honest, socialistically- and patriotically-oriented
members of the CPSU, members of the Central Committee and the
CC CPSU, party organizations at all levels, and the communist
parties of all union republics to request the convening of a special
meeting of the CPSU, to raise the question of:
1. The dismissal of M.S. Gorbachev and his more
zealous associates, who were involved in the unleashing of a
bourgeois counterrevolution in the Soviet Union, from all elected
party posts and about their exclusion from the ranks of the
Communist Party of the Soviet Union.
2. The recall of M.S. Gorbachev and said persons from
deputy posts, to which they were appointed only because they were
party functionaries.
3. The immediate removal of the country from this
general national crisis not along the path of the restoration of
capitalism but of socialist renewal.
[4] An investigation into the real reasons and processes
that formed this crisis situation during 1985-1900, which is
unprecedented in terms of severity and danger for the Soviet
government, and calling the guilty to account before the party and
the country.
The All-Union Society "UNITY" recommends that all
members of the organization develop propaganda campaigns for
this resolution at the local level, firstly, by means of conducting
open party, trade-union and similar meetings, to achieve the
concurrence of CPSU party organizations.
Forward the proceedings from the open All-Union Party
Conference to Call M.S. Gorbachev to Account before the Party to
the CC CPSU, to newspapers, and to the political executive
committee of "Unity".
The resolution was accepted unanimously.
Chairman of the political executive committee of the
All-Union Society "Unity--for Leninism and Communist Ideals"
[signed] N. ANDREEVA