The Party organization in the Red Army has already waged struggles
against putschism, but not yet to a sufficient extent. Therefore, remnants of
this ideology still exist in the Red Army. Their manifestations are: (1) blind
action regardless of subjective and objective conditions; (2) inadequate and
irresolute application of the Party's policies for the cities; (3) slack
military discipline, especially in moments of defeat; (4) acts of house-burning
by some units; and (5) the practices of shooting deserters and of inflicting
corporal punishment, both of which smack of putschism. In its social origins,
putschism is a combination of lumpen-proletarian and petty-
bourgeois ideology.
The methods of correction are as follows:
1. Eradicate putschism ideologically.
2. Correct putschist
behaviour through rules, regulations and policies
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The methods of correction are as follows:
1. Intensify education, criticize incorrect ideas, and eradicate
the ideology of roving rebel bands.
2. Intensify education among the basic sections of the Red Army
and among recently recruited captives to counter the vagabond outlook.
3. Draw active workers and peasants experienced in struggle into
the ranks of the Red Army so as to change its composition.
4. Create new units of the Red Army from among the masses of
militant workers and peasants.
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