Vladimir Ivanovich
Klushin
(23.01.1926 - 17.10.1996)
(23.01.1926 - 17.10.1996)
Vladimir Ivanovich
Klushin was born on January 23, 1926. After his studies at the
secondary school in 1940 he entered the aviation school in Leningrad.
During the Leningrad blockade from 1941 to early August 1943 he
worked as a turner at one of the military plants of besieged
Leningrad. In early August 1943 he volunteered to fight in the
partisan detachment. From August 8, 1943 to March 4, 1944, he was in
the 2nd Leningrad Partisan Brigade operating in the territory of the
Leningrad Region, occupied by the enemy, in Detachment 5 as an
ordinary soldier before the liberation from the invaders of the
districts of the Leningrad Region.
In October 1944, short-term training was held for the preparation of the Komsomol subsidiary at the Political Department of the 36th Infantry Division and further, the company of the 129 Guards Rifle Regiment of the Guards Rifle Division fought with the Komsomol of the Guards Infantry Regiment. In battles on the Leningrad front for the liberation of Estonia in November 1944, he was seriously wounded - a direct bullet wound in the left lung.
After hospital, he was sent to the First Tomsk Artillery School, after which, since 1946, he served as the commander of a fire platoon of the 2 Guards Artillery Division, from 1950 to 1955 - the senior officer of the battery of the 22th Infantry Division of the Far Eastern Military District.
He was awarded the government awards of the Soviet Union: the Order of the Red Star, of the Fatherland War, two medals "For Military Merit", a medal "For the Defense of Leningrad" and another 18 medals.
After demobilization from the Armed Forces of the USSR, he entered the Philosophical Faculty of the Leningrad State University named after A.A. Zhdanov, who graduated from extern in 1959 with a diploma with honors. He was then assigned to work at the Leningrad Chemical and Technological Institute named after the Leningrad City Council.
In 1964, he defended his Ph.D. thesis ahead of schedule, in 1971 - a doctoral thesis, in 1966 - an assistant professor, since 1971 - a professor, from 1964 to 1989 he headed the philosophy department of the LTI named after. The Leningrad City Council. In 1989, he was fired from his job by the counter-revolution for political reasons.
An outstanding teacher of Soviet youth, a talented teacher, brilliantly erudite lecturer Vladimir Ivanovich enjoyed a deserved authority among students, graduate students, teachers who were fortunate enough to listen to his lectures. He possessed encyclopedic knowledge in the field of philosophy, sociology, the history of culture, military science, problems of modern natural science.
In the period before and after the "Prague Spring", while on business trips to the Higher School (Prague, Czechoslovakia), he gave lectures for teachers and graduate students of the Higher School, for party members of the ideological contingent. In Prague, two volumes of his monograph-textbook for graduate students have been published in the Czech language ("Philosophical and methodological foundations of the natural sciences of the twentieth century").
He wrote more than 200 scientific articles (part in German) and several monographs on the history of Soviet sociological thought (1917-1936) and the philosophical problems of natural science ("The Struggle for Historical Materialism in the Leningrad State University in 1918-1925", "The First the learned Marxists of Petrograd ", co-authored by Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR B.A. Chagin, two academic publications -" The Struggle for Historical Materialism in the USSR "and" Historical Materialism in the USSR in the Transition Period of 1917-1936 ").
He was one of the greatest theoreticians of modern Marxism-Leninism-Bolshevism. His monograph "The Punishing Hand of the Revolution before the Judgment of Time" (To the origins of the metamorphosis of the "philosophy of L.D. Trotsky"), handed over to the Akademkniga publishing house, was returned to the author without any explanation and subsequently created many enemies and problems, including dismissal from work in the period of "perestroika". Note that V.I. Klushin was the first in the USSR in the 1970s to raise the question of Trotsky and began to read public lectures in the audiences of Leningrad University and the Central Lecture Hall, hammered to the limit by listeners. His monograph was then the first and unique in the USSR monograph on Trotsky, who tried to break through the taboo barrier on publications about this "violent" Bolshevik, "the dodgy enemy of Soviet power.
V.I. Klushin was a very strong, proud and independent person and, at the same time, surprisingly modest in everything. He passionately loved people and therefore probably did not see their weaknesses. Or did not want to see, understood and forgave their weaknesses, always tried to help them than he could. He strongly encouraged his employees to grow, work on dissertations. Under his leadership, more than 100 candidate's and several doctoral dissertations were defended. Among his Ph.D. candidates are several foreign post-graduate students.
He was an excellent companion and soul of the company. He loved Peterhof - the pearl of modern Russia and gladly "guided" his friends, graduate students and students on the beautiful nature reserves-parks of Peterhof, the presence of which was not even suspected by many residents of Leningrad.
In October 1944, short-term training was held for the preparation of the Komsomol subsidiary at the Political Department of the 36th Infantry Division and further, the company of the 129 Guards Rifle Regiment of the Guards Rifle Division fought with the Komsomol of the Guards Infantry Regiment. In battles on the Leningrad front for the liberation of Estonia in November 1944, he was seriously wounded - a direct bullet wound in the left lung.
After hospital, he was sent to the First Tomsk Artillery School, after which, since 1946, he served as the commander of a fire platoon of the 2 Guards Artillery Division, from 1950 to 1955 - the senior officer of the battery of the 22th Infantry Division of the Far Eastern Military District.
He was awarded the government awards of the Soviet Union: the Order of the Red Star, of the Fatherland War, two medals "For Military Merit", a medal "For the Defense of Leningrad" and another 18 medals.
After demobilization from the Armed Forces of the USSR, he entered the Philosophical Faculty of the Leningrad State University named after A.A. Zhdanov, who graduated from extern in 1959 with a diploma with honors. He was then assigned to work at the Leningrad Chemical and Technological Institute named after the Leningrad City Council.
In 1964, he defended his Ph.D. thesis ahead of schedule, in 1971 - a doctoral thesis, in 1966 - an assistant professor, since 1971 - a professor, from 1964 to 1989 he headed the philosophy department of the LTI named after. The Leningrad City Council. In 1989, he was fired from his job by the counter-revolution for political reasons.
An outstanding teacher of Soviet youth, a talented teacher, brilliantly erudite lecturer Vladimir Ivanovich enjoyed a deserved authority among students, graduate students, teachers who were fortunate enough to listen to his lectures. He possessed encyclopedic knowledge in the field of philosophy, sociology, the history of culture, military science, problems of modern natural science.
In the period before and after the "Prague Spring", while on business trips to the Higher School (Prague, Czechoslovakia), he gave lectures for teachers and graduate students of the Higher School, for party members of the ideological contingent. In Prague, two volumes of his monograph-textbook for graduate students have been published in the Czech language ("Philosophical and methodological foundations of the natural sciences of the twentieth century").
He wrote more than 200 scientific articles (part in German) and several monographs on the history of Soviet sociological thought (1917-1936) and the philosophical problems of natural science ("The Struggle for Historical Materialism in the Leningrad State University in 1918-1925", "The First the learned Marxists of Petrograd ", co-authored by Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR B.A. Chagin, two academic publications -" The Struggle for Historical Materialism in the USSR "and" Historical Materialism in the USSR in the Transition Period of 1917-1936 ").
He was one of the greatest theoreticians of modern Marxism-Leninism-Bolshevism. His monograph "The Punishing Hand of the Revolution before the Judgment of Time" (To the origins of the metamorphosis of the "philosophy of L.D. Trotsky"), handed over to the Akademkniga publishing house, was returned to the author without any explanation and subsequently created many enemies and problems, including dismissal from work in the period of "perestroika". Note that V.I. Klushin was the first in the USSR in the 1970s to raise the question of Trotsky and began to read public lectures in the audiences of Leningrad University and the Central Lecture Hall, hammered to the limit by listeners. His monograph was then the first and unique in the USSR monograph on Trotsky, who tried to break through the taboo barrier on publications about this "violent" Bolshevik, "the dodgy enemy of Soviet power.
V.I. Klushin was a very strong, proud and independent person and, at the same time, surprisingly modest in everything. He passionately loved people and therefore probably did not see their weaknesses. Or did not want to see, understood and forgave their weaknesses, always tried to help them than he could. He strongly encouraged his employees to grow, work on dissertations. Under his leadership, more than 100 candidate's and several doctoral dissertations were defended. Among his Ph.D. candidates are several foreign post-graduate students.
He was an excellent companion and soul of the company. He loved Peterhof - the pearl of modern Russia and gladly "guided" his friends, graduate students and students on the beautiful nature reserves-parks of Peterhof, the presence of which was not even suspected by many residents of Leningrad.
In the period of the counter-revolution in the one-room cooperative
apartment in Petrodvorets, in an acute discussion with opponents -
the teaching staff of Leningrad universities and party workers in the
autumn of 1988, the idea of creating the All-Union Society
"Unity for Leninism and the Communist Ideals" (Yedinstvo)
was born. Because of the cowardice and treachery of the Leningrad
Central Party nomenclature of the CPSU, the idea of creating
the Society materialized at the Constituent Conference of the Society
only in May 1989 in Moscow. After the tragic August events of 1991 in
the country under the leadership of V.I. Klushina after the All-Union
Conference on the Bolshevik Platform in the CPSU (July 13, 1991)
during September, the Program of the All-Union Communist Party of
Bolsheviks was adopted, adopted at the Constituent Congress of the
AUCPB on November 8, 1991 in Leningrad. The decision to hold a
Constituent Congress of a new party, a party of the Leninist type,
was adopted at a conference of the Leningrad organization of the
All-Union Society "Unity" on September 21, 1991. The
delegates to the Congress designated the name of the new party - the
All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks on November 8, 1991. We were
the first to raise the Bolshevik banner of Lenin-Stalin high-the
banner of the struggle against counter-revolution.
Knowing perfectly the methodology of the Marxist-Leninist analysis, he possessed the gift of scientific foresight. Through the shroud of future historical events, he was able to see what was not allowed to be seen by others. Therefore, his life has confirmed the forecasts for the negative development of the processes of Gorbachev's perestroika and in Yeltsin's Russia. He walked ahead of the era in his scientific analysis, which is probably why he was not always understood. His conviction in his rightness irritated some and created him enemies, especially among Leningrad university elitist liberal intelligentsia.
Let's note, first of all, the so-called "Sobchak team" - the dean of the law faculty of Leningrad State University, the first mayor of the city, in spite of the opinion of the townspeople who renamed in 1991 the city of Leningrad into St. Petersburg (Sobchak died in 2000). His "team" of liberals occupied and now occupies the most important posts in the Russian Federation. These are graduates from the law faculty of the Leningrad State University Vladimir Putin and Dmitry Medvedev, Dmitry Kozak and German Gref, as well as Yegor Gaidar (died in 2009) and other "nestlings of Sobchak's nest", many of whom occupied leading posts in the government of Leningrad (St.- Pb): Anatoly Chubais, Igor Sechin, Alexei Kudrin, Vladimir Churov, Alexei Miller, Vladimir Zubkov, Sergei Naryshkin and others, closely associated with Leningrad University, a former (?) hotbed and anti-Soviet headquarters. Sobchak's team in our time continues it, Sobchak, the so-called liberal political course ...
Vivid political public speeches by Klushin at international forums of communist and workers' parties in Brazil, Germany, Italy confirmed his authority as a party politician, a major theorist who made a significant contribution to the development of modern Marxism and the rallying of the international communist and labor movement in the struggle against modern opportunism.
Vladimir Ivanovich was indefatigable and obsessed with work. He was always a soldier of the ideological front, whom the Socialist Motherland urged to defend and defend the eternal values of the eternally living teaching of Marxism-Leninism. Excellent knowledge of the scientific methodology of Marx-Engels-Lenin-Stalin, he sincerely and confidently believed that the revival of socialism and the Soviet Union is only a matter of time.
The unexpected and premature departure from life on October 17, 1996 (he was helped to leave) full of energetic energy, plans, ideas and decisions of V.I. Klushin became a heavy and irreplaceable loss for the party of the AUCPB, for the communist movement, not only in our country.
We, the members of the AUCPB, continue the work of fighting counterrevolution, a cause that the real communist gave himself to, the Bolshevik Vladimir Ivanovich Klushin.
The best memory of him is our real work to revive our beautiful great Socialist Motherland, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
Central Committee of the AUCPB
Knowing perfectly the methodology of the Marxist-Leninist analysis, he possessed the gift of scientific foresight. Through the shroud of future historical events, he was able to see what was not allowed to be seen by others. Therefore, his life has confirmed the forecasts for the negative development of the processes of Gorbachev's perestroika and in Yeltsin's Russia. He walked ahead of the era in his scientific analysis, which is probably why he was not always understood. His conviction in his rightness irritated some and created him enemies, especially among Leningrad university elitist liberal intelligentsia.
Let's note, first of all, the so-called "Sobchak team" - the dean of the law faculty of Leningrad State University, the first mayor of the city, in spite of the opinion of the townspeople who renamed in 1991 the city of Leningrad into St. Petersburg (Sobchak died in 2000). His "team" of liberals occupied and now occupies the most important posts in the Russian Federation. These are graduates from the law faculty of the Leningrad State University Vladimir Putin and Dmitry Medvedev, Dmitry Kozak and German Gref, as well as Yegor Gaidar (died in 2009) and other "nestlings of Sobchak's nest", many of whom occupied leading posts in the government of Leningrad (St.- Pb): Anatoly Chubais, Igor Sechin, Alexei Kudrin, Vladimir Churov, Alexei Miller, Vladimir Zubkov, Sergei Naryshkin and others, closely associated with Leningrad University, a former (?) hotbed and anti-Soviet headquarters. Sobchak's team in our time continues it, Sobchak, the so-called liberal political course ...
Vivid political public speeches by Klushin at international forums of communist and workers' parties in Brazil, Germany, Italy confirmed his authority as a party politician, a major theorist who made a significant contribution to the development of modern Marxism and the rallying of the international communist and labor movement in the struggle against modern opportunism.
Vladimir Ivanovich was indefatigable and obsessed with work. He was always a soldier of the ideological front, whom the Socialist Motherland urged to defend and defend the eternal values of the eternally living teaching of Marxism-Leninism. Excellent knowledge of the scientific methodology of Marx-Engels-Lenin-Stalin, he sincerely and confidently believed that the revival of socialism and the Soviet Union is only a matter of time.
The unexpected and premature departure from life on October 17, 1996 (he was helped to leave) full of energetic energy, plans, ideas and decisions of V.I. Klushin became a heavy and irreplaceable loss for the party of the AUCPB, for the communist movement, not only in our country.
We, the members of the AUCPB, continue the work of fighting counterrevolution, a cause that the real communist gave himself to, the Bolshevik Vladimir Ivanovich Klushin.
The best memory of him is our real work to revive our beautiful great Socialist Motherland, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
Central Committee of the AUCPB
