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- oreo ss >) preparation fer underground conditions suet be given only verbally - ‘pres e general arning of pit Comiilitte end their followers. os Rcaesaeh*t Tyee now tall it, inte which the Militia, plus Perular Military formations thet have cone over to the insurrectioniste may be _tascrporated. The different stages can be better esen {a countries which have large Fommunt et Parties, lixe the ones in France and Italy, where large quesi-ailitary organisations ao stages of development exiet and where these a have already ne pocumalated large stocks of armaments, some of which have recently fora. peised w ee “ authorities of these countries; and the final stage of thie type of organization om ~ 7+ 4 ea! be seen in China, where their qussi-military combat and guerilla organisations have : g?@m inte a full sized Fed Army abeut te complete the conquest of the whole country “> Crecheslovakia, teo, is an {llustration of what role this type of orgenisation + can play when the Communista are ready to seize power. - _ When Governor Dewey took note of the "security guard” as the unusual feature of — the Jommunist demonstration at the Peekskill] Pobeson "concert*®, ha pointed to some - thing more significant than arpnears on the eurface: he pointed, in fact, to an inwurrectionary orgenization in the making. Aliow me now to proceed more specifically on what is thought on thie eubject is ; the military classes in Foscow. I must eay, at the outeet, that there fa very Latta. testimony available in the form of publications on what I am about te tell you be- ~~ cause all literature used in this type of classes most be returned after they are — used. Wone is allowed to be taken ovt of Pusela. eee . exseInetrauctions on concrete organizational questions regarding and only by absolutely tried and trustworthy people. Only in vi). «6 otreme cases shold instructions be given In writing and these __ 7 "should contain only the mcet general instructions and should be ~~ written in such @ mennor as to give the police no clue as te _ whom to look for and where to find then af the iastractions . fall into their hande.*,... a SOURCZ: Article: Pevolutionary Underground Work. - COMUNIST INTZPHATIONAL, Vol. IX, Hos. 10-11-12 July 1. 1932 ‘Fe 341 Special Biition for U.S.A. Pub. by Workers Library Publishers, ¥.1.6. “ $he @iecussion oh insurrection that one does find in svatabie oe pea " Lateratere ig largely|mialeading. According to available ‘literature, cy insurrection “te s matter of big atrikes, mase demonstrations in vhich the masses pat C barricades. " wtora Government offices and fight with troops, oF else fraternise with the trocpe {= ja order od win them over to the side of the insurrecticniats. The closest quotation as ate ‘the actual techniques tought in the ailitary colleges that T can fied ts one tros Tania, | founder el the Soviet State, and theoriet and organiser of the Jonmnist