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DPRK: Internationalist Flower Baskets Arrive in Pyongyang! (1.3.2026)

Many communist parties of the former USSR have sent him floral bouquets, notably those of Armenia 🇦🇲, Moldova 🇲🇩, Georgia 🇬🇪, Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬, South Ossetia, Abkhazia, Transnistria and Tajikistan 🇹🇯, as well as the Communist Party of the Soviet Union that unites them all.

So too the PD of Equatorial Guinea 🇬🇶, the Communist Parties of Germany 🇩🇪, Portugal 🇵🇹 and Bulgaria 🇧🇬, the Socialist Workers’ Party and the World Workers’ Party 🇺🇸, the Communist Party of Canada (Marxist-Leninist) 🇨🇦, the Romanian Socialist Party 🇷🇴, the FLN 🇩🇿, the FRELIMO 🇲🇿, Juche study groups, associations of friendship with the DPRK, and individual personalities.

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DPRK: Comrade Kim Jong Un Sends a Congratulatory Message to Comrade Xi Jinping! (25.6.2023)

Comrade General Secretary has long devoted himself to the cause of Socialism with Chinese characteristics – with a high sense of responsibility to the Party, the State and the people, and is respected and trusted by all Chinese Communist Party members and the people!

Under the energetic leadership of the General Secretary – the prestige of the Communist Party of China has been further enhanced, the goal of building a prosperous society from the beginning has been brilliantly achieved – whilst China’s comprehensive national strength (and international position) has been remarkably strengthened!

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Stalin Birthday 1939

USSR: Joseph Stalin’s 60th [1939] Birthday! (6.2.2019)

By December 1939, the UK was already at war with Nazi Germany, but not with the US. Furthermore, Hitler had not yet successfully invaded Western Europe. In the years leading up to this time, the UK (and other Western powers) has indulged Hitler and his Nazi regime, giving away territory and entire countries as virtual gifts! Britain’s Winston Churchill was ironically particularly admiring of Hitler, with the British and American governments hinting a ‘clear hand in the East’ should Hitler turn his armies toward the USSR and destroy its Marxist-Leninist regime. At this time the USSR was not ready to confront Hitler and the Soviet Government cleverly turned the tide on the likes of Churchill (and the anti-Soviet French) by generating the conditions for a ‘free hand in the West’ should Hitler decide to attack the Western (capitalist) democracies. This policies bought nearly two extra crucial years for the Red Army to modernise and mobilise. In effect this Soviet policy guaranteed the Allied vistory over Fascism – led as it was by the USSR!

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