RESOLUTION OF A MEETING OF THE PARTY ORGANISATION - November, 1927

RESOLUTION OF A MEETING OF THE PARTY ORGANISATION AT THE KRASNY PUTILOVETS WORKS, LENINGRAD, APPROVING THE DECISION OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE AND THE CENTRAL COMMISSION OF THE CPSU(B) ON THE EXPULSION OF TROTSKY AND ZINOVIEV FROM THE PARTY

November 16, 1927

Having heard the report on the decision of the Central Committee and the Central Control Commission of the CPSU(B) on the leaders of the Trotskyite opposition, who have isolated themselves from the Party and the working class, the Meeting of the Krasny Putilovets Works Party organisation approves the expulsion of the political bankrupts Trotsky and Zinoviev from the Bolshevik Party and also the expulsion of the group of 11 presumptuous factionalists and disorganisers of the Party from the CC and CCC, the headquarters of the Bolshevik Party.

The Meeting of the Party organisation of the Krasny Putilovets Works expresses its utmost confidence that the Fifteenth Party Congress will put an end to the corrupting activities of the splitters from the Trotsky-Zinoviev opposition.

The Meeting calls on all Party members to keep a close watch on the activities of the remnants of the Trotskyite gunk and put a stop to their anti-Soviet sallies once and for all.

Greetings to the First Leningrad Regional Party Conference!

The Struggle of the CPSU for the Country’s Socialist Industrialisation and to Prepare for Nation-wide Collectivisation (1926-1929),

Russ. ed., Moscow, 1960, pp. 492-93

RESOLUTION OF A PARTY AND KOMSOMOL

MEETING AT THE FIRST OILFIELD, SURAKHAN DISTRICT, BAKU, ON THE RESULTS

OF THE OCTOBER JOINT PLENARY MEETING OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE AND CENTRAL CONTROL COMMISSION OF THE CPSU(B)

AND THE DEMAND TO EXPEL THE OPPOSITIONISTS FROM THE PARTY

November 16, 1927

Having heard the report on the results of the October Plenary Meeting of the Central Committee of the CPSU(B) and on the five-year plan of economic development, the Plenary Meeting of the Party cell jointly with members of the Komsomol considers as correct the plan drawn up by the Central Committee of the CPSU(B) for all branches of our national economy, and therefore pledges to make every effort to carry out all the measures mapped out by our CC and to give every possible assistance to socialist construction in the USSR.

We solemnly declare that we shall abide by Lenin’s behests and move as one family along the charted road to socialism.

We find that the opposition’s sallies at the celebrations of the October Revolution in Moscow and Leningrad are impermissible, demand the expulsion of all disorganisers from our Party and approve the expulsion of Trotsky and Zinoviev.

Long live the Leninist Central Committee of the CPSU(B)! Long live the united, steel-strong 

Leninist Party!

The Struggle of the CPSU etc.,

p. 493

MESSAGE OF GREETINGS OF THE WORKERS AND EMPLOYEES

OF THE HAMMER AND SICKLE WORKS, MOSCOW, TO THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE CPSU(B) ON THE OCCASION OF THE 10th ANNIVERSARY OF THE GREAT OCTOBER

SOCIALIST REVOLUTION

November 25, 1927

The meeting of workers and employees of the Hammer and Sickle Works held to mark the 10th anniversary of the October Revolution sends ardent greetings to its leader and guide, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (Bolsheviks).

Unflinching revolutionary will, steeled in the heroic battles with tsarism, defeated the most sinister enemies of the working class—Wrangel, Yudenich and others. The gigantic economic work that followed could only be carried out by the Communist Party and its Leninist Central Committee.

As we mark the first decade of the October achievements, we, the workers of the Hammer and Sickle 

Works, are firmly confident that the Central Committee of the CPSU(B) will continue to lead the working class along the correct Leninist road to further achievements.

To all slanderers, splitters and oppositionists, who are obstructing our work, we declare that the working class, which has traversed the tortuous path of revolutionary struggle under the leadership of the Party of Lenin, will not be diverted from the Leninist road to the road of Menshevism.

Long live the Central Committee of the CPSU(B), the Leninist headquarters! Long live the unity of 

the CPSU(B)!

Long live the Comintern, leader and guide of the world proletariat!

The Struggle of the CPSU etc.,

pp. 493, 496