by F. Chernov
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| 30 | 1 -- COSMOPOLITANISM infiltrates Soviet arts, sciences, history. |
| 30-1 | Anti-patriotic theatre critics denounced in "Pravda," "Kul'tura i Zhizn'" |
| 30-4 | Rootless cosmopolitian Subotskij denounced Soviet authors for highlighting national traits of heroes in fiction. |
| 30-6 | Rootless cosmopolitican YUzovskij mocked heroic capabilities of characters in Soviet fiction. |
| 31-2 | Typical virtues of the Great-Russian |
| 31-3 | Rootless Cosmopolitan Gurvich slanders Great-Russians |
| 31-5 | National nihilism -- contempt for national pride Soviet culture -- national in form, socialist in character |
| 31-6 | Russian materialist philosophy |
| 31-7 | Z. Kamenskij discounts Russian materialist philsophy |
| 31-8 | Prof. B. Kedrov discounts Russian priority in scientific discovery |
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| 32-5 | I. Kryvelyov admires fascist German military doctrine. |
| 32-6 | Summary: bourgeois cosmopolitanism is anti-patriotism. |
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| 32 | 2 -- THE PARTY Counterattacks. |
| 32-7 | Soviet patriotism |
| 33-1 | threatened by imperialist exploitation of capitalist remnants in Soviet society. |
| 33-5 | Party leads struggle against capitalist influences |
| 33-6 | Decree on "Zvezda" and "Leningrad" magazines |
| 33-7 | Comrade G. F. Alexandrov's book on Western philosophy too servile to West. |
| 32-7 | Party denounces formalism in music, eg in G. Muradeli's opera "Great Friendship" |
| 34-2 | Michurinist triumph in biology over bourgeois genetics |
| 34-3 | Party promotes claims of fatherland's priority in scientific research. |
| 34-5 | (Introduction of term "bourgeois cosmopolitanism") |
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| 34 | 3 -- THE WORLDWIDE struggle against "cosmopolitan" imperialism. |
| 34-7 | Cosmopolitanism -- apathy toward fate of motherland; money-grubbing |
| 35-2 | Cosmopolitanism -- excuse for treason. |
| 35-4 | Lenin defends national self-determination against imperialism. |
| 35-8 | National self-determination -- defense of oppressed nations. |
| 35-9 | Ruling cliques betray nations to American imperialism. |
| 35-11 | Communist parties worldwide -- defenders of national independence. |
| 36-2 | cosmopolitanism -- ideology of aggressive imperialism. |
| 36-4 | American imperialism -- leading exponent of cosmopolitanism. |
| 36-7 | Right-wing socialists betray European countries to US imperialism. |
| 36-8 | "one-world government" -- a slogan coopted by imperialists. |
| 37-3 | Imperialist nationalists (Anglo-American) will drop cosmopolitan mask. |
| 37-6 | Lenin: Cosmopolitanism -- unity of capitalists against workers. |
| 37-8 | Post WW2 growth of Left and Soviet Union |
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| 38 | 4 -- SOVIET Patriotism -- a new and higher type. |
| 38-2 | Soviet patriotism -- antidote to cosmopolitanism. |
| 38-4 | Soviet Patriotism in WW2 |
| 38-5 | laborers behind the lines also served honorably. |
| 38-6 | Traits of Soviet patriotism |
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development of society |
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brotherhood of peoples |
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awareness of superiority of Soviet society |
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blocking cringing and servility before West. |
| 38-11 | Soviet Patriotism -- unique new patriotism, fostered by socialism. |
| 39-5 | Stalin noted Russia could lead way over industrial West. |
| 39-8 | Lenin: defend socialism by defending fatherland. |
| 39-9 | Left Communists willing to lose socialist homeland. |
| 39-10 | Trotskyites slandered Russians as "nation of Oblomovs" |
| 40-4 | SP = internationalism, rejects prejudice. |
| 40-6 | Zhdanov: Internationalist must respect own people. |