From 1917 to Perestroika
The Victory of Morality over Socialism

Karl Held and Audrey Hill

Table of contents

• Introduction

• Part 1. Glasnost and Perestroika: Instead of materialistic criticism of the system just another moral campaign

• Chapter 1. How to correct an unplannable brand of planned economy

• Chapter 2. Complaints as an economic resource

• Chapter 3. A stimulus to production in higher spheres

• Chapter 4. Planning with levers: A review of the principles of the Soviet economy

• Part 2. Instead of world revolution: Peace-promoting interference in the business of imperialism

• Chapter 1. Cultivating hopeful relations with the enemy

• Chapter 2. Promoting socialism on the imperialist market

• Chapter 3. Supporting world communism to death

• Part 3. Stalin — Who was that man?

• Chapter 1. Father of the Soviet economic miracle

• Chapter 2. Inventor of the personality cult

• Chapter 3. Grandfather of Eurocommunism

• Part 4. Soviet socialism and democracy: A little comparison of the systems

• Chapter 1. Personality cult as a question of voters’ taste vs. impersonal respect of power

• Chapter 2. “Political responsibility” as serving objective restraints vs. serving the people

• Chapter 3. “Political morality” as a consolation vs. a solicitation

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