Socialist

Comrade TL's Collective

Comrade TL herself, one of our earliest correspondents, now has her own web site. Kolya tells us that he wishes her every success!
Note: Geocities is sometimes a bit cantankerous. If the link doesn't work at first, try again later.

Our French comrade Vincent Gouysse shares our liking for historic MIDI sound files, and has better graphics, at his site
http://www.lescommunistes.net/~bolchevisme/


Socialist, but perhaps not as strongly so as we would like

An American trade-union activist, and self-identified "Marxist Leninist", "Krasnaya" maintained a wide spectrum of Left and Soviet links ("Critical Mass), but seemed to have dropped off line when we checked on 2006/0724.


Ideologically Suspect

Links to revolutionary art
Links om kunst og kultur (in Danish)
Includes a "virtual museum of political art"
http://www.dkp-ml.dk/link3.htm

KPSS im. L.I. Brezhneva
http://kpss.da.ru/
(in Russian only)
behaved a bit strangely when we tried it on 2006/0724. Let the surfer beware.

Counterrevolutionary

Stelian Dumitrascu's "Birch Empire" site of KGB history seemed to be off-line as of 2006/0724.

Apparently non-political

The Slavic Research Center of Hokkaido University maintains this extensive list of Russian and Soviet history links:
http://slav-db.slav.hokudai.ac.jp/fmi/xsl/link-e.xsl

E-mail Correspondents

Socialist

Comrade T.L. (E-mail address: nakived@juno.com)
has knowledge about the Cheka-OGPU-NKVD-KGB and knows some who used to work there.
T.L. is especially eager to hear from anyone with information about agronomist Trofim Lysenko, and may write a book on him. Lysenko was condemned in the West, supposedly for faking experimental results, and especially for inciting the repression of Mendelian geneticists in the 1930s and 1940s. T.L. suggests that Lysenko was a legitimate precursor to modern evolutionary biology like Niles Eldridge and Lynn Margulis.

Possibly Suspect

Counterrevolutionary

Apparently non-political

Friendly Socialist governments

Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK)--
Korean Central News Agency
Nodutdol: some progressives based in America.
A suspected reactionary site that ought to be avoided
http://www.nk-news.net/ A crude provocation.

Fidel's Cuba

Granma Internacional, digital edition
The official daily newspaper of revolutionary Cuba

A counterrevolutionary site that ought to be avoided: Cubanet


Belarus

Site for President Lukashenka
in both Russian (Windows-format Cyrillic) and English. The Russian option came back more quickly when we tried both on 990719.

Suspected reactionary sites that should probably be avoided:
"Virtual Guide to Belarus"


Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

http://www.venezuelasite.com/

http://www.alopresidente.gob.ve/
"Alo Presidente"
President Hugo Chavez welcomes communications from the Venezuelan masses.

A reactionary site to be avoided
http://www.sumate.org/
Made baseless charges that paperless electronic voting machines from government-controlled "Sequoia Voting Systems" were used to steal recall election vote on 15 Aug 2004.
In reality, even the reactionary Bush Administration did not challenge the 15 Aug results. It is irresponsible counterrevolutionary speculation to suggest that Bush wished to avoid calling attention to comparably dubious electronic voting systems in the upcoming Nov 2004 US Presidential election, or that he wished to avoid a pre-election spike in oil prices.

National Liberation Movements

Colombia
las Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia Ejército del Pueblo, FARC-EP
Pagina Principal de las FARC-EP


Peru

Partido Communisto de Perú (PCP) ("Sendero Luminoso")
PCP Web Page (Communist Party of Peru)
Guide to the People's War in Peru--platform of the Maoist "Shining Path" party.

 
 

Some miscellaneous foreign progressives

Dr. Rosalvo Bobo's speech on the first centennial of Haiti's independence (1903)
haiti-bobo.html
Dr. Bobo was an outspoken anti-imperialist, especially after the USA's first occupation in 1915. This particular oration, however, is notably more pessimistic than one usually expects from politicians.

Return to N.I. Yezhov's home page.

Return to the CSU Charter page