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Aid a ntsTnd Trade Documeable of Contents

A partial exposé of how the United States and its allies built nearly the entire Soviet Union’s military ‐

industrial complex, from the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917 up until the present day.

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1 “Dee ‐ lighted!”, Cartoon by Robert Minor in the St. Louis Post ‐ Dispatch (1911). Karl

Marx surrounded by an appreciative audience of Wall Street financiers.

2 Table of Contents

4 1978 Export Administration Annual Report

9 Editorial: “Is the U.S. the arsenal of Communism?” Industrial Research & Development

magazine, July 1980

10 “U.S. builds Soviet war machine”, News, Industrial Research & Development magazine,

July 1980

18 “Layout of the Gorki City and Automobile Plant”, prepared by The Austin Company,

Cleveland, Ohio, under Technical Assistance Contract, August 1929. From “Western

Technology and Soviet Economic Development”, by Antony C. Sutton, Hoover Institution

Press, Stanford University

19 “Layout of Kuznetsk Iron and Steel Plant”, prepared by Freyn Engineering Company

under Technical Assistance Contract of 1930. From “Western Technology and Soviet

Economic Development”, by Antony C. Sutton, Hoover Institution Press, Stanford

University

20 “Civilian and Military Models Produced in Soviet Automobile Plants, 1945 ‐ 70”. From

“Western Technology and Soviet Economic Development”, by Antony C. Sutton, Hoover

Institution Press, Stanford University

22 “Testimony of the Author (Antony C. Sutton) Before Subcommittee VII Of The Platform

Committee Of The Republican Party” at Miami Beach, Florida, August 15, 1972, 2:30 PM.

From “National Suicide: Military Aid to the Soviet Union”, 1973.

28 Appendix C: “Specifications Of The Ninety ‐ Six Soviet Ships Identified Transporting

Weapons And Supplies To North Vietnam, 1966 ‐ 1971”



ATid and Trade Documentsable of Contents, cont’d

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32 “Rugged Afghan Road…” US Army Corps of Engineers pave highway from Soviet Union

to Afghanistan, Engineering News ‐ Record, November 3, 1966 [used by Soviets to invade

Afghanistan in 1979]

33 “Export ‐ Import Bank OKs Loan to Russia”, Los Angeles Times, May 22, 1974

34 “Ridiculous ‘Loan’ To Russia”, Los Angeles Examiner, January 11, 1974

35 “U.S. Confirms Computer Sales to Russia, China”, Los Angeles Times, October 30, 1976

36 “U.S. Repaying Loans Owed by Poland to American Banks”, Los Angeles Times, February

2, 1982

37 Appendix C: Technical ‐ Assistance Agreements Between The Soviet Union And Western

Companies, 1929 ‐ 45, From “Western Technology and Soviet Economic Development”,

by Antony C. Sutton, Hoover Institution Press, Stanford University

43 “I determine that it is in the national interest for the Export ‐ Import Bank of the United

States to extend a credit and guarantee in the aggregate amount of $68,425,000 to the

People’s Republic of China in connection with its purchase of steel making equipment

and related services.” Presidential Determination No. 82 ‐ 19, August 30, 1982, by Ronald

Reagan.

44 “I determine that it is in the national interest for the Export ‐ Import Bank of the United

States to extend two credits in the amount of $57,105,000 to the People’s Republic of China in connection with the purchase of turbine generator components, boiler

components, air preheaters and related technology.” Presidential Determination No. 81 ‐

12, September 4, 1981, by Ronald Reagan.

45 Map of U.S.S.R. Concentration Camps, Prisons, and Psychiatric Prisons, with detailed

descriptions of many camps. From “The First Guidebook to the U.S.S.R., to prisons and

concentration camps of the Soviet Union, by Avraham Shifrin, 1980

62 Definition of Treason, United States Constitution, Article III, Section 3