The political meaning of the Kostov trial in Sofia, Bulgaria, December, 1949.

Elsa Bernaut, Nathan Constantin Leites

ResearchPublished 1950

An interpretation of the political significance of the Kostov trial in the development of Soviet Communism. Kostov, motivated by specific political considerations, promulgated an alternative "line" for the Communist Parties in the Soviet Union and the satellite countries to follow.

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    • Year: 1950
    • Pages: 18
    • Document Number: RM-371

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    Bernaut, Elsa and Nathan Constantin Leites, The political meaning of the Kostov trial in Sofia, Bulgaria, December, 1949. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1950. https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_memoranda/RM371.html.
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