Autobiografia lui Nicolae Ceausescu Page #3

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of the brotherly solidarity

and support

of Romanian communists,

of the entire Romanian people.

A FRIEND IN NEED

IS A FRIEND INDEED

Please speak slowly

to allow translation,

Go ahead.

How do you envisage, how do you see

the ideological cooperation

among communist parties,

and what does

the Romanian Communist Party

consider to be necessary

for Marxist philosophy

to fluently adapt to the

circumstances of the atomic age?

Cooperation between

communist parties

must start from

the scientific notions

regarding the development

of human society,

from an analysis of social life

through the lenses of dialectic

and historical materialism;

which is the basis

of Marxist-Leninist philosophy.

And with this,

l believe l have also answered

the question about what needs

to be done in the future.

There are two questions

for comrade Ceausescu,

and one for comrade Manescu.

What is the difference

between the Bucharest declaration

on European security

and the Karlovy Vary declaration?

You have both of them. Read them

and draw your own conclusions.

Seeing how the Socialist

Republic of Romania

and the Romanian Communist Party

are the only country and party

on good terms

with all countries and parties,

including the Communist Party

of China, without any contradictions,

the question is, how can the

Romanian Communist Party

what does it

how does it do that?

There is no secret there,

you know.

The Romanian Communist Party

starts from the premise

that among communists

there must be cooperation,

that one party must not inteffere

in other parties' business,

And that where there are

divergent points of view,

issues must be talked through

in the spirit of comradeship,

by acting together

upon what leads us

to common conclusions.

A question for comrade Manescu,

as a representative of socialist

countries in the U.N.:

what is the situation

of the socialist countries

and what are the expectations

of their activity within the U.N.?

First, l do not like to theorize

on the position

l hold in this organization.

However, just so you know,

l confess l would have

liked this question

to be addressed

to the head of our delegation.

Still, since l have permission

to answer

l must say that the position

of the socialist states

in the United Nations Organization

is good,

and that, in general, socialism

has proven

its capacity to participate

in discussing and solving

under proper circumstances

any international issue, inevitably.

On Wednesday, a Soviet newspaper,

Krasnaia Zvezda,

has published an article

by a Polish general,

Baranowski

which expressed his anxiety about

the consolidation of antisocialist

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