Prychodko, Nicholas; Willson Woodside (Foreword) — Moscow's Drive for World Domination

Toronto, Ontario, Canada Free World Publishing Company First Edition, First Printing pp. 72. 12mo., measuring 5" x 6.75". Illustrated, twice-stapled, card covers. Bears original price of $.50c to the front cover. Verso of front, and rear cover feature a number of jokes critical of the Soviet Union, which, "are revealing and being told in the Soviet Union", including: "Adam and Eve; Question: Where did Adam and Eve come from?; Answer: The USSR, of course; Question: Why?; Answer: Because they had no clothes to wear, no butter or meat to eat, and yet they were told that they live in paradise!". Light edgewear, contents without blemish; very good+. Scarce in commerce. Unrecorded in OCLC, save for an edition available in microform format only. Not in Peel, BAC/LAC, University of Toronto, et al. In this, his second booklet, Prychodko opens up on a subject of which a great deal is going to be heard during the next two or three years, whether or not we have by that time come to war with the Soviet Union. This is the question of actively supporting opponents of the Soviets within the USSR, developing an anti-Stalin Fifth Column there, as Stalin has developed an anti-democratic Fifth Column all through the rest of the world. Prychodko is convinced that the weak joint or Achilles Heel of the Soviet Russian Empire is the long-suppressed craving for freedom among the minority peoples, such as the Ukrainians, the Baltic peoples, the Georgians, the Kazakhs, and others.