THE REASONS OF COMINTERN’S ACTIVITY FAILURE AT MAKING A REVOLUTIONARY PARTY AT XINJIANG IN THE 20S OF THE XX CENTURY
The article is devoted to the topical and underexplored issue connected with the attempts of Comintern ant a part of Soviet Bolshevist leadership to make a Communist Party on the territory of Chinese province Xinjiang. The partisans were inclined to revolutionize the province, drawing on the new Party. These plans faced pragmatists’ opposition headed by V.I. Lenin who considered the retention of the Chinese power in the region and development of active trade-economic cooperation to be more beneficial for the Soviet state under current conditions.