Marxists Internet Archive: Archive updates
July 2025
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1 July 2025: Added to the Harry Pollitt Archive:
1919: Dockers Beware!, Workers' Dreadnought, Vol. 6, No. 7, May 10, 1919
1919: Shipbuilding and Increased Output
1920: The Autocracy of the Boilermakers
1922: To All Railway Workers, The Communist, August 26, 1922
1929: The Future of Revolutionary Trade Unionism, Labour Monthly, August 1929
1932: The Bradford I.L.P. Conference and After, Labour Monthly, August 1932
1936: The Communist Party and Unity, Labour Monthly, February 1936
1937: The Communist Party Congress and the Next Stage in the Fight for Unity, Labour Monthly, July 1937
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
1 July 2025: Added to the J.R. Campbell Archive:
1920: A Debate in Motherwell [between JR Campbell of the Scottish Workers' Committees and Mr. Capener of the Glasgow Unionist Association] on the question "will personal liberty be more restricted under socialism"
1920: The Two Internationals, The Worker, Number 71, April 3, 1920
1920: The Coming Crisis, The Worker, Number 72, April 10, 1920
1920: The Implications of Communism, Part I, The Worker, Number 94, September 11, 1920
1921: The Transport Workers' Amalgamation, The Worker, Number 114, January 19, 1921
1921: British Trade Unionism and the Revolution, The Worker, Number 120, March 12, 1921
1921: The Strike Situation, The Worker, Number 125, April 16, 1921
1921: "Ca Ne Fait Rien" (San Fairy Ann), The Worker, Number 131, May 28, 1921
1921: The Engineering Lock-Out, The Worker, Number 134, June 18, 1921
1924: Trade Unionism and the Workers' Struggle (Watch Your Slogans), Communist Review, May 1924
1924: Must the Empire Be Broken Up? The Reply to Labour Imperialism, Communist Review, September 1924
1924: After Hull - What?, Communist Review, October 1924
1924: The Servile [Labour Party] Conference, Communist Review, November 1924
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
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