Marxist-Leninist Translations

[Bandito]

This site contains translations into English (and some into Spanish), as well as some reprints in the original language, of materials from Marxist-Leninist Parties (as well as some other revolutionary or progressive organizations) around the world. This site is not the official site of any of these parties, but is meant to share with English (and Spanish) speaking readers some of this material that may otherwise not be available.

http://www.mltranslations.org/

[The Author]

Revolutionary Democracy Journal is another good website that just released a new article recently:

http://www.revolutionarydemocracy.org/

Unfortunately, they haven't updated their back issues in some time. I've wanted to read from the April 2006 issue the following two articles which still haven't been uplinked:

On the 85th Anniversary of the Birth of Stalin (21st Dec, 1964), Mao Zedong and Enver Hoxha (2 p.) (Introduction only (http://www.revolutionarydemocracy.org/rdv12n1/chalbint.htm))

‘It Is Not Right to Receive Nixon in Beijing. We Do Not Support It’. Enver Hoxha (August 6, 1971) (12 p.)

The first article deals with the suspicions of Mao and Hoxha over Stalin's death by Khrushchev's hand. The only hint of this came from Hoxha's memoirs With Stalin on a remark he heard in 1956 from Anastas Mikoyan:

"Mikoyan himself told me ... that they, together with Khrushchev and their associates, had decided to carry out a 'pokushenie', i.e., to make an attempt on Stalin's life, but later, as Mikoyan told us, they gave up this plan."

And this Pravda article, http://english.pravda.ru/main/18/90/363/16693_Stalin.html

But otherwise I'm still interested in reading this document.

The other document of course, deals with the reaction of Albania and Enver Hoxha over the reception of Nixon in China. A move I have viewed as the most serious and grave mistake ever made on the part of the People's Republic of China during the administration of Mao Zedong.

Anyway, Revolutionary Democracy and Marxist Leninist Translations are both informative websites for those interested.

[Bandito]

Text from "Правда" (1949) about Tito's nationalistic tendencies is brilliant.