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LPR: 100th Anniversary of the Founding of the USSR (1922) – and Co-Opting into the Communist Party of Russia! (31.12.2022)

The Communist Party Forum elected the following governing bodies: the Republic Committee, the Polit-Bureau, the Secretariat and the Control and Auditing Commission. Igor Gumenyuk (Игорь Гуменюк) was elected First Secretary of the Republic Committee. The following were elected Secretaries and Members of the Polit-Bureau: Alexander Ermolenko (2nd Secretary), Valentin Popov (Валентин Попов), Dmitry Koshman (Дмитрий Кошман), Anatoly Sobolev (Анатолий Соболев) and Stanislav Rozhnov (Станислав Рожнов).

This day will forever remain in the memory of every Lugansk Communist – as this is a starting point for the work of a NEW Russian Communist Party Organization. The Communist Party of the Russian Federation is the ONLY force in Russia that cares about the plight of the working people and which has been supporting the beleaguered people of Donbass for the last eight years now (since 2014)!

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DPR: The 100th Anniversary of the USSR was Celebrated in Donetsk (30.12.2022)

“We are holding a solemn and respectful meeting dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the formation of the USSR (in 1922). Today the theme of the Centenary of the creation of the USSR is on the front page of our ongoing work. We will revive our land, and together with other fraternal and friendly nations we will build a peace-loving, strong, just, Socialist homeland – a ‘new’ USSR!” he said.

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Email: The Problem of Pan-Slavism in Modern Russia! (3.7.2022) 

Gritsak said that “an organization with the same name was registered in Russia in 2014.” It is not known whether he meant that the organization was officially registered, or whether it simply appeared in Russia. If Hrytsak meant a large community on VKontakte, which was also registered in 2014, then he was mistaken, because Popovich lived and, apparently, lives in Ukraine. The Kremlin is known to finance and support various ultra-right and neo-Nazi groups in Europe and Russia, in particular because of the billionaire Konstantin Malofeev  (suspected of financing the self-proclaimed “LPR” and “DPR”). However, there is no obvious connection between the Sober and Evil Youth and the Kremlin, except for the Pan-Slavist ideology that is characteristic of various far-right groups in the region.’ 

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