Problems of Communism 1962 Vol. XI №01

Washington D.С.: United States Information Agency, 1962. — 63 p.Problems of Communism is a bimonthly publication. Its purpose is to provide analyses and significant background information on various aspects of world communism today. Opinions expressed by contributors do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of the United States Government. Any reprinted materials in Problems of Communism have been copyright cleared and, unless specific restrictions are noted, may be republished in all countries except the United States and Canada.Current developmentsThe Congress and Its Aftermath Schism Among the Faithful, by Richard Lowenthal
The Three Funerals of Joseph Stalin, by Robert Conquest
Khrushchev and the Purges, by Lazar Pistrak
The Party’s New Rules, by Leonard Schapiro
Forward to Communism?, by Rush V. GreensladeBooksThe Economics of Communist China, by Alexander Eckstein
Filling Stalin’s Shoes, by Leon GouréNotes and viewsHow Statistics Are Made, by Jan S. Prybyla
Some Aspects of Soviet Reality, by JustanCorrespondence