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Russian History Continued
In the Soviet Union in the second half of the 60-ies the main trend of political development was to enhance the role of party and state bureaucracy, the creation of conditions for folding of the new ruling class. In the years of Stalinist repression of the ruling elite constantly changing - to change the repressed set new staff, which in turn were subjected to repression. In the Khrushchev period of repression was not, but during repeated restructuring and managerial turnover experiments were leading cadres, shake the ruling elite. The new leadership of the CPSU, which came to power in the mid 60's. created a stable layer of irremovable party-state officials.
In March-April 1966 took XXIII Congress of the CPSU. Changes have been made in the Party Constitution. Because it was removed to compulsory upgrade to 1 / 4 at each regular election of the CPSU Central Committee, 1 / 3 of regional, town and district Party committees, made by Khrushchev at the XXII Congress. Removed was a provision stating the yoke members of the governing party organs can not be elected more than 3 term (12 years). He was reinstated as general secretary of the Central Committee eliminated after the death IV Stalin. In this post he was elected LI Raving-Neuve. These decisions of the Congress have created a stable layer of the party nomenclature.
The theoretical basis of the political system has become the policy of "increasing the leading role of the Party. There was a situation where the classes for any leadership position, for any move up the career ladder was necessary to have a membership card of the Communist Party.
In 1977 it adopted a new Constitution of the USSR, and in 1978 - the Constitution of the Union republics. In the Constitution the legislative fix (Article 6) leadership of the Communist Party. The existence of other parties, the constitution had been made.
Communist Party itself was as if two parts. The rank and file communists (and by the mid 80's. In the party consisted of about 18 million people.) Virtually been excluded from decision-making party, could not influence the situation. Admission to membership is also on the order submitted, first accepted workers, access to intelligentsia was difficult. Election of the central authorities were multi-stage. The primary organizations to elect deputies to the district conference, district to urban, urban to regional, provincial to Congress, and Congress chose CC. Under this system, the crucial role belonged to the unit. Was formed a hereditary party-state nomenclature (transfer of posts "from father to son"), which became the ruling circles of society. Stay in leadership positions became lifelong.
In the mid 70's. in the country to be approved by the cult LI Brezhnev. In 1977, he combined the post of general secretary to the presidency of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, was already nominally head of state. Often, the trappings of grandeur (four times Hero of the Soviet Union, Hero of Socialist Labor, Marshal of the Soviet Union, the Lenin Prize for Literature, the Order of Victory "and others) were combined with increasing decrepitude. In the highest spheres flourished protectionism and nepotism. Brezhnev himself implanting in the highest positions of their friends and relatives (Predsovmina Tikhonov, Secretary of the CPSU Central Committee, Konstantin Chernenko, Minister of Internal Affairs, NA Shchelokov, deputy ministers had a son and son-in-Brezhnev). The same pattern exists in the republics - Georgia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Moldova and others - where the leading party and government was formed on the tip of the clan principle.
"The new nobility" was interested in the stability of society. Stability, in turn, changed the psychology of managers, the actual practice of management. Feeling confident enough (repression now been eliminated), representatives of the higher range of directors, ministers, heads of branches and regions are moving from the role of Governors (in the absence of the actual owners) to the position of the real owners. At the very highest circles spread bribery and corruption. In the theft are prosecuted a number of leaders of the country, the Union republics, city, district committees. There is a contrast range as rank and file party members, and all the people.
Growth of the ruling nomenklatura layer, and professed a double morality, strengthening of administrative management practices gave rise to the dissident movement (dissident), criticized the political system in defense of human rights. The first defender was the PG Grigorenko, a general, war hero, Professor of General Staff Academy. Grigorenko defended the historian A. Nekrich writers Yuli Daniel and Sinyavsky, supported the demands of the Crimean Tatars. In the country of his protest against the backdrop of universal harmony was perceived as a mental illness. Grigorenko has been declared mentally unfit to plead, was dismissed from the army and sent to a psychiatric hospital. In 1977 he was expelled and stripped of his Soviet citizenship.
Advocacy groups, formed during the 60-ies., Comprised of Vladimir Bukovsky, P. Litvinova, L. Bogoraz, A. Marchenko, A. Jacobson, L. Alekseeva, Yu Galanskov, A. Amalric, A. Ginsburg etc. They spoke from a position of custom-liberalism - in the protection of human rights. Since April 1968 abroad was illegally published "Chronicle of Current Events", which covered every fact of arbitrary power. Its first editor was H. Gorbanevskaya. Dissidents were arrested, tried for "anti-Soviet activity". But the movement of defenders spread. There are three main directions.
1. Marxist (R. Medvedev, P. Grigorenko) - believed that all the shortcomings of the social and political systems emanate from Stalinism, are the result of distortion of the basic Marxist-Leninist positions. Set the task of purification of socialism. "
2. Liberal Democrats (Sakharov) - preached the principle of "convergence, convergence and the subsequent merger of the two systems. You need to bring all the best that is in a planned and market economy, in political and social systems of East and West. Mankind has entered a stage of development, when the foreground is not class, national and other group interests and the interests of all mankind. Several representatives of this direction (Vladimir Bukovsky) completely rejected the idea of socialism, is considered to be the Western model for the USSR.
3. National-Patriotic (Solzhenitsyn, IR Shafarevich) - performed by Slavophile positions. It was believed that Marxism and revolution completely alien to the Russian people, imposed on him from outside. The most radical representatives of this movement rejected Westernization in general, considered along with the Communists and opponents of the Liberals. The model for Russia believed the constitution, which existed even before October, and until February 1917
Launched a national movement and in the republics on the rise it has acquired in the Baltics, Ukraine, in Georgia. The ultimate problem put forward the achievement of national independence.
In 1968, V. Remlyuga, P. Litvinov, L. Bogoraz, V. Delaunay, K. Babitsky, N. Gorbanevskaya and W. Feinberg held on Red Square to protest against the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia. The demonstrators were sentenced to various prison terms. This process has a great international impact, the human rights movement has received strong support from abroad.
After the events in Czechoslovakia in 1968 the dissident movement has entered a new phase. Defenders appeared ideological leader AD Sugars. Eminent physicist, academician, one of the founders of the Soviet hydrogen bomb was made with the whole program advocacy. In 1971, Sakharov sent a letter L. Brezhnev and the members of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, which set forth his views on freedom of emigration, opposed the use of psychiatric facilities by the KGB to suppress dissent. AD Sakharov believed that the solution to the problems facing mankind, perhaps only the combined efforts of all mankind. In 1975 AD Sakharov, a distinguished fighter for human rights, was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
Since 1975 began the next phase of the dissident movement, which can be called "Helsinki". Its participants have set ourselves the task to ensure the strict implementation of the Helsinki agreement on human rights signed by the USSR in 1975 were set up to facilitate the implementation of agreements. The structure of the Moscow group was composed Orlov, L. Alekseyev, E. Bonner, P. Grigorenko, A. Marchenko. Similar groups were formed in the Ukraine, Lithuania, Armenia. To combat the human rights movement was founded on the 5th General Directorate of the KGB. About a thousand people were arrested. In protest against the introduction of Soviet troops in Afghanistan was exiled to Gorky, AD Sugars. By 1984 the dissident movement was crushed, but it left an imprint in the minds of people contributed to changes in social psychology.
In 1982 he died, LI Brezhnev. The new leaders of the party and the country became UV Andropov. He took a course on strengthening the rule of law in the country. First of all, fight corruption, including in the higher authorities. Were removed from the posts of Interior Minister N. Shchelokov, son Brezhnev Yuri Churbanov, put on trial the District Party Committee Secretary of the Krasnodar B. Medunov began investigating "the case of cotton in Uzbekistan. Andropov succeeded in stopping the negative trends in the economy.
After the death of J. Andropov headed the country, KU Chernenko (Sept. 1983). He was one of the closest associates LI Brezhnev. By this time, Chernenko was seriously ill, to govern the country, it was hard.
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