WHERE WE CAME IN (CONTINUED)
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with the leading members of the [‘anti-party’] group but merely tacked on at the end of the list of their names, as “Shepilov who joined them”.
‘During the present session [of the central committee] Mr Serdyuk, the Moldavian party secretary, exposed himself to a mock-serious interruption by Mr Khrushchev when he omitted to refer to Shepilov in the approved way.
Mr Serdyuk spoke of “the political bankruptcy of the antiparty group of Malenkov, Kaganovich, Molotov, Bulganin, and Shepilov.”
‘Khrushchev: “And of Shepilov who joined them.”
Serdyuk: “It gets to be very long, said like that.”
* * * ‘Mr Yurkin “was amazed at the enormous work, the strength of will, the patience and determination which Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev displayed while he was fighting the anti-party group and decisively upsetting their anti-party P ‘Another speaker, Mr Kapitanov, the Moscow party secre- lots’.
tary, came as near to the Stalin model as he comfortably could.
‘“We all of us, comrades, know well that the initiator and soul of this tremendous work of raising agriculture, as in all other important questions, is Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev.
* Notably her controversial study of ‘The Accumulation of Capital’ (English edition, 1951).
ONLY THE WORKERS, LED BY MARXISTS,