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class struggle does not cease, Sharp class battlcs will occur anyhow againot military cliques Nage cuts, lower standards of living, etc. The struggles in South Korea, Turkey and Japan are such examples. During the past firteen yeara, 27 countries frecd thenselves from tho Imperialist yoke. This weakened Imperialism and confirns the possibility of victory of the revolutionary forces in conditions of peaceful co-existence. Tho Chinese comrades charged the CPSU 'io flirting with tho national bourgeoisie that we are drifting away from the class strugcle, This is not so. Wo support the National Liberation Movement by using. alliances tith the national bourgeoisie (anti-Imperialists) as the Chinese have done in the past. As of Harch 1, 1960, the Soviet Union spent 10,200 million rubles in a1d to such countries as India, Indonesia, Burma, Irag, Cuba, Ceylon and others. Despite the pressure and the blackmail of the Unlted States and other Imperlalistic powers, these countries constitute a zone of peace. They do not allou United States nilitary basea. Objectively, these countries holp to prouote peace. They are weakening the foundations of Imperiali3n. The Chinese say that now since the national. bourgeoisie is in.power, the national bourgeoisie has lost its anti-Imperialistic trend and they theusclves are becoming Inperialists while those (meaning national bourgooisie) did not solve the social questions as yet. There is a struggle in all these countries crouing. The working class is uniting around peasantry to regolyo social problems. Marxist-Leninlsi teaches us that we need a sober appraisal of claus forces and not to akip stages in the revolutionary strucgle. ihe skipping of stagea cun damage the revolutionary otruggle. The Inperialists are making an effort to involve these countries in military blocs. The Socialist camp must struggle to multiply friends and stop.the.coursc of Imperialisn,