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Soso Koba
New Member
USA
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 Posted - 05/08/2003 : 20:59:37
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With a slightly more realistic goal than my own theory. The NBP is a neo-stalinist party located generally in the former soviet republics but also in Israel, Sweden, and the UK.
They are anti-semitic nationalist authoritarian communists, though not all of the NBP are with the anti-semite, anti-immigrant ideals. Going off of the ones I have emailed and wrote to and the content of their regional webpages, the more liberal NBP are in southern russia and the ukraine and Moldavia while the racist, practically neo-nazi NBP are in the north around St. Petersburg. Surprisingly there is a extremely pro-zionist National Bolshevik Party in Israel, how they became an official NBP (considering their anti-semitic views) is beyond me.
The leader of the NBP is Eduard Liminov who is currently in jail for treason against the russian goverment. Because of his imprisonment the doctrine of the NBP is confused right now and they don't really know what to do for most decisions. In my letters with the Ukranian NBP they suggested I spread the idealisms to the USA, I explained that anti-semitic communism wouldn't be very popular and they told me I could tell people what I wanted because the leader is not here to explain what is allowed.
They are a fairly strong force in eastern europe and are well known there but in the west they are generalised and photos of their rallies are placed in magazines with the label that they are actually KPRF or some other bullshit communist party.
www.partynews.narod.ru has fairly frequent updates and has links to the websites of a number of the regions, the ukranian NBP webpage has a few more links to the parties of other countries eg. latvia and israel. If you can't read russian www.babelfish.altavista.com can translate the whole page from russian to english for you.
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"Soso, this creature softened my stony heart, she is dead and with her have died my last warm feelings for all human beings.. It is all so desolate here inside, so unutterably desolate." -Josef Djugavishili (Stalin) upon the death of his wife. |
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