Marx, Lenin and Stalin on Zionism: Conclusion & References

CONCLUSION: 1) The Marxist-Leninists have always stood against both anti-Semitism and Zionism. To be anti-Zionist is not equivalent to being an anti-Semite or anti-Jewish. It is the Zionists – both in the past and in their current manifestations as the supporters of Israel in its present imperialist puppet state from – that confuse progressives by insisting that they are the same. 2) Revisionists used the tactic of confusing anti-Zionism with anti-Semitism The distortion of anti-Zionism into anti-Semitism formed part of the revisionist underground campaign to subvert the USSR from socialism. It reached a peak under the so called “Doctor’s Plot.” That more will be learnt about all of the episodes discussed in this report, is certain. Until further data becomes clear to Marxists-Leninists however, the role of Stalin in supporting the establishment of a partitioned Palestine for a Zionist Israel – is extremely unlikely. This was a policy foisted upon the USSR by the revisionists led by Gromyko, Ponomorev and Manuilsky. 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