There are very revealing documents. Today I am going to show you one sent by Georgi Dimitrov from Moscow with very specific orders.<\/p>\n
Dimitrov's orders refer to communist parties.<\/strong> The original was written in German, was issued seven days after the start of the war and reads as follows:<\/p>\n The strategy of Communist parties in all warring lands at this stage of the war<\/strong> is to oppose the war, to expose its imperialist character; where Communist deputies are available, to vote against war credits, to explain to the masses that the war will not bring them anything but adversity and ruin.<\/strong><\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Dimitrov's orders add:<\/p>\n Communist parties<\/strong>, especially those of France, England, Belgium, and the United States of America, which have proceeded in opposition to this view, must immediately correct their political line.<\/strong><\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n I have hidden certain facts about this document, to highlight the extent to which history repeats itself. Those orders were sent on September 8, 1939.<\/strong> The USSR and Nazi Germany had signed the Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact on August 23 of that year<\/a>, including a secret protocol by which Poland, the Baltic republics, Finland and Bessarabia (a region of Romania that is mostly modern-day Moldova) were divided up. The document of that protocol was found by the British in 1945. Moscow continued to deny it until 1989.<\/strong><\/p>\n The texts I have cited appear at page 117 of Dimitrov's diary<\/a>, published by Yale University in 2003. Georgi Dimitrov was the general secretary of the Communist International<\/strong>, who led the communist parties loyal to Stalin, among them the Communist Party of Spain (PCE)<\/strong>, which justified the German-Soviet invasion of Poland<\/a> obediently following Dimitrov's slogans. Along the same lines, the PCE also justified the Soviet invasion of Finland<\/a> on November 30, 1939.<\/p>\n Remembering those events, two questions can be asked: Does Moscow continue to issue slogans to related political parties in the rest of the world to justify their actions?<\/strong> The question seems to have a clear answer in the actions of certain parties, including the communists, in relation to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Secondly: if such orders exist, how long will it take us to discover them this time?<\/strong><\/p>\n ---<\/p>\n
\n