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JOE WESTRATE/Daily
The sound of pedagogy
Eighth-grader Sean Duffy takes piano lessons in the School of Music
yesterday. He and 150 others are in the Piano Pedagogy Laboratory
program for pre-college students, which is sponsored by the school.
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By Christy Glass
Daily Staff Reporter
Russian historian Vadim Z.
Rogovin discussed socialist altern-
atives to Stalinism last night to acrowd
of more than 200 in the Pendleton
Room of the Michigan Union.
With the help of a translator,
Rogovin said Stalinismhas been falsely
equated with socialism since the period
of Perestroika and Glasnost.
"The memory of Stalinism weighed
heavily in the hearts of every Soviet
citizen. Therefore, new information on
the Stalinist period provoked and in-
creased interest in leadership," he said.
He said that for two years, "the
minds of citizens were occupied with
rethinking this part of history."
But he said, "The understanding
and the level of thinking was over-
whelmed by the level of anti-commu-
nist propaganda."
As a result, "the criticism of Stalin
quickly turned into a criticism of
Trotskyism and Leninism," Rogovin said.
He said the focus of his research
has been to show how the opposition
to Stalin led by Leon Trotsky could
have been a valid alternative to
Stalinism.
It was this opposition that Rogovin
called "one of the main reasons that
Stalin decided to instigate the great
terrors."
"It is absolutely clear today that
the great terror was not due to patho-
logical suspicions of Stalin, nor was it
simply a measure taken by Stalin to
prevent the formation of opposition,"
he said. "The great terror was the only
method by which Stalin could combat
his opponents."
Today, he said, "socialism has been
betrayed two times. First by Stalinists
and finally by the recent lean of Soviet
bureaucrats" who have linked Stalinist
criticism to socialist criticism.
He added that, as a result, "the idea
of socialism has lost its confidence and
its attraction for people all over the
world who relate it to Stalinism."
The current conditions in the former
Sovietrepublics "indicate that we speak
of a need for the rebirth of the socialist
idea," he said.
Rogovin said that if socialist alter-
natives had survived and outlived
Stalinism, "today we would have a

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JOE WESTMTEailUWy
Vadim Z. Rogovin discusses
socialism and Stalinism in a speech
last night in the Michigan Union.
number of advanced socialist coun-
tries with a high degree of economic
development."
"If all of (Stalin's) crimes had been
avoided, the world would look very
different," he added.
After Rogovin's speech, David
North, the national secretary of the
Worker's League, called Rogovin a
"courageous man" for continuing his
research despite the current political
climate. He said that because of schol-
ars like Rogovin, "the basis is being
laid for the rebirth of socialist politics
and culture."
Dan Renfrew, an LSA junior and
member of the Young Socialists, said
the speech carried an important mes-
sage. "It is very important that these
points are made because people in the
U.S. tend to associate socialism to
Stalinism.
"When Stalinism failed, people
talked about the failure of communism
and socialism, but it is very important
to know that Stalinism was a corrupt
form of socialism," Renfrew said.
Rebecca Marko, an LSA first-year
student, said, "I found the speech in-
teresting because I think that history
is essential in order to understand the
future, so people should use every
opportunity to understand the past in
order to have a full-bodied opinion of
the events of today."

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