"SUCCESS OF SOCIALISM"
COMMISSAR TALKS TO SOVIET CONGRESS "SITUATION MUST BE WATCHED" Reed. 10.30 a.m. MOSCOW, March 9. MMOLOTOV, Chairman of the People's Commissars, report- • ing to the Sixth All Union Soviet Congress, declared the success of Socialism was assured, partly because of the enormous success of the Socialist reconstruction of industry. Meanwhile the economic crisis in capitalist countries was being aggravated, but had not reached its culminating point. An elementary knowledge of Soviet exports refuted the suggestion that all the evils of capitalist countries resulted from importing cheap goods from the Soviet. Tsarist Russia in 1913 constituted 3.6 per cent, of the world's exports, but in 1930 it was only 1.9 per cent., owing to the increased Press and Parliamentary attacks against the Soviet. M. Molotov warned the Congress of the necessity of carefully watching the situation in England, as the Conservative Party was endeavouring to break up the Anglo-Soviet relations.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume I, Issue 77, 10 March 1931, Page 5
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