Marxists Internet Archive: Archive updates
February 2026
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7 February 2026: Added to the Esther Vilenska Archive:
Ben Gurion's "New Economic Plan" [Jewish Life Vol.6 No.7] (May 1952)7 February 2026: Added to the Meir Vilner Archive:
The Middle Eastern Crisis [Jewish Life Vol.6 No.5] (March 1952)
7 February 2026: Added to the John Pepper [József Pogány] Archive: 1923: Romanticism or Realism, [Review of "Underground Radicalism"] by Clarissa S. Ware, The Liberator, June 1923
1923: Bon Voyage, Hillquit! The Liberator, June 1923
1923: Socialist Party Convention Rejects the United Front
1923: Debs – Chairman of the Socialist Party
1923: The Important Tasks of the Workers Party at the Historical July 3rd [Farmer-Labor Party] Convention in Chicago, The Worker, July 7, 1923
1923: The First Mass Party of American Workers and Farmers, The Voice of Labor, July 21, 1923 [simultaneously published the same day in The Worker]
1923: Are the Farmers and Workers the Victors in Minnesota?, The Worker, July 28, 1923
1923: The Declaration of Independence of the American Working Class The Liberator, July 1923
1923: The Slogan of Workers' and Farmers' Government, The Worker, August 4, 1923
1923: The Workers Party and the Federated Farmer-Labor Party
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
7 February 2026: Added to the Harry Pollitt Archive:
1919: Hands Off Russia, United Society of Boilermakers and Iron and Steel Shipbuilders Monthly Report, July 1919
1921: Red International of Labour Unions, London Committee: Statement on Organization and Policy
1921: A Cry from Russia, United Society of Boilermakers and Iron and Steel Shipbuilders Monthly Report, September 1921
1926: A Message, Labour Monthly, October 1926
1927: The Trade Union Bill: A Plan of Action, Labour Monthly, June 1927
1927: The Paris Congress of the I.F.T.U., Labour Monthly, September 1927
1927: The Edinburgh Congress, Labour Monthly, October 1927
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
6 February 2026: The Russian section starts an archive for the works of William Morris with:
News from Nowhere, 1890
[Thanks to Zdravko Saveski]
6 February 2026: Added to the John Pepper [József Pogány] Archive:
1923: William Z. Foster – Revolutionary Leader
1923: The International Fascist Movement, The Worker, April 21, 1923
1923: Problems of the Party, Part I: Limits of the United Front
1923: Problems of the Party, Part II: A Discussion with Upton Sinclair About the United Front
1923: The Ruthenberg Trial – The Great Silence, The Worker, May 12, 1923
1923: Problems of the Party, Part III: My Party, Right or Wrong, My Party
1923: Problems of the Party, Part IV: Be American!
1923: The S.P. – Two Wings Without a Body, The Liberator, May 1923
1923: For a Labor Party, Second Edition, Revised and Enlarged, May 15, 1923
1923: "Underground Radicalism" An Open Letter to Eugene V. Debs and all Honest Workers Within the Socialist Party
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
6 February 2026: Added to the Harry Pollitt Archive:
1924: Coming Fights in Britain
1928: Industrial Peace, Labour Monthly, February 1928
1928: The Tasks Before the Minority Movement Conference, Labour Monthly, August 1928
1929: The General Election and the Class Struggle, Labour Monthly, May 1929
1930: The Struggle Ahead of Us, Labour Monthly, April 1930
1931: Economic Struggles and Workers' International Relief, Daily Worker, [U.S.] August 15, 1931
1934: The Work of the C.P.G.B. Since the 6th World Congress, The Communist International, [UK edition], October 5, 1934
1935: The United Front - Next Steps, The Communist International, [US edition], January 20, 1935
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
5 February 2026: Added to the John Pepper [József Pogány] Archive:
1919: Soviet Hungary's Task
1921: Speech at the Third Session of the Third World Congress of the Communist International, Moscow, [Organ of the III Congress of the Communist International] Vol. 1, No. 26, June 26, 1921
1922: What is Happening in Hungary?, International Press Correspondence, January 3, 1922
1922: New Developments in the Hungarian Labor Movement, International Press Correspondence, January 27, 1922
1922: For a Labor Party, First Edition, October 15, 1922
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
5 February 2026: Added to the Harry Pollitt Archive:
1933: The Tasks of the Congress of the Y.C.L. of Great Britain, International Press Correspondence, June 16, 1933
1933: The Anti-Soviet Policy of British Imperialism and the Protest Movement of the English Proletariat, The Communist International, July 15, 1933
1933: The Year Which Has Passed Since the Twelfth Plenum of the E.C.C.I. and the Struggle in the C.P.G.B., The Communist International, November 1, 1933
1933: On the United Front in Great Britain, Report to the 13th ECCI Plenum, December 1933, International Press Correspondence, January 30, 1934
1934: The Labour Party, I.L.P., and the Communist Party, The Communist International, [UK edition], May 15, 1934
1934: The Lessons of September Ninth, International Press Correspondence, September 14, 1934
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
5 February 2026: Added to the Swedish Leon Trotsky Internet Archive:
Speech in the Soviet Against the Coalition Government (May 1917)
Statement of Solidarity with the Bolshevik Leaders (July 1917)
[Thanks to Martin Fahlgren]
4 February 2026:We start an archive for the works of Michael Parenti with:
Myths of "Humanitarian" Intervention [Against the Current No. 59] (November/December, 1995)
Keeping the Rich Invisible: How Census Bureau Hides the Super-rich [Against the Current No. 74] (May/June, 1998)
The Time Has Come: End All Aid to Apartheid Israel (1988)
Globalization and Democracy: Some Basics [Common Dreams] (May 25, 2007)
Gender Savagery in Guatemala [Common Dreams] (Jul 08 ,2007)
Mother Teresa, John Paul II, and the Fast Track Saints [Common Dreams] (Oct 22, 2007)
Bad Boys, Nasty Boys: Out of the GOP's Closet [Common Dreams] (Feb 06, 2008)
Dubious Design [Common Dreams] (Apr 11, 2008)
Afghanistan, Another Untold Story [Common Dreams] (Dec 02, 2008)
Capitalism's Self-Inflicted Apocalypse [Common Dreams] (Jan 21, 2009)
North Korea: "Sanity" at the Brink [Common Dreams] (Jun 20, 2009)
The Honduras Coup: Is Obama Innocent? [Common Dreams] (Jul 08, 2009)
Italian American Identity: To Be or Not To Be [Common Dreams] (Aug 27, 2009)
What Do Empires Do? [Common Dreams] (Feb 13, 2010)
Pedophiles and Popes: Doing the Vatican Shuffle [Common Dreams] (May 10, 2010)
Death and Profits: The Utility Protection Racket [Common Dreams] (Oct 14, 2010)
Money Is Still the Name of the Game [Common Dreams] (Dec 09, 2010)
Banksters, Racketeers and the 'Mafioso' We Should Be Worried About [Common Dreams] (Jan 20, 2011)
Profit Pathology and Disposable Planet [Common Dreams] (Feb 27, 2011)
Class Warfare Indeed [Common Dreams] (Oct 02, 2011)
Occupy America [Common Dreams] (Nov 09, 2011)
Free-Market Medicine: A Personal Account [Common Dreams] (Jan 27, 2012)
The Nobel Peace Prize for War [Common Dreams] (Oct 18, 2012)
85 Billionaires and the Better Half [Common Dreams] (Feb 18, 2014)
1918: On When a War Ended (Though Others Would Follow) [Common Dreams] (Oct 27, 2014)
[Dedicated to the memory of Michael Parenti]
4 February 2026: Added to the Harry Pollitt Archive:
1931: Speech to the Eleventh Plenum of the E.C.C.I., International Press Correspondence, July 6, 1931
1931: August 1st, 1931, International Press Correspondence, July 23, 1931
1932: Strengthen International Solidarity Against War and Intervention!, International Press Correspondence, May 19, 1932
1932: The Lancashire Textile Strike, International Press Correspondence, September 8, 1932
1932: The Communist Party of Great Britain in the Fight for the Masses, Speech to the Twelfth Plenum of the ECCI, The Communist International, October 1, 1932
1933: Twelfth Party Congress in Britain Marks New Turn to Bolshevik Mass Work, The Communist International, January 15, 1933
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
4 February 2026: Added to the Max Shachtman Archive:
1928: On Guard Against Fascism!, Labor Defender, January 1928
1928: How Long Can Sandino Hold Out?, The Daily Worker, March 20, 1928
1928: Jail Workers' Deputies in Polish Terror, The Daily Worker, March 28, 1928
1928: One for All and All for One! Five Years of International Red Aid, Labor Defender, April 1928
1928: Statement to the Political Committee of the Workers [Communist] Party of America, (with James P. Cannon & Martin Abern), The Daily Worker, November 16, 1928
1928: The Struggle Against Trotskyism and the Right Danger, Declaration by Central Committee of Workers (Communist) Party of America
1928: For a Correct Bolshevist Line in the American Party Against the Right Danger, and Against the Cannon-Trotsky Opposition, Statement by the Minority of the Central Executive Committee of Workers (Communist) Party of America
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
4 February 2026: Added to the new Wang Fanxi Internet Archive:
On the Cultural Revolution 1967 & 1974
Obituary: Wang Fanxi (1907-2002)
[Thanks to Martin Fahlgren]
3 February 2026: Added to the Max Shachtman Archive:
1927: Enea Sormenti, Labor Defender, January 1927
1927: The Last Days of the Commune, Labor Defender, March 1927
1927: Limitations of American Imperialism, The Communist, March 1927
1927: American Imperialism Shall Not Throttle the Chinese Revolution, Labor Defender, July 1927
1927: The International Labor Defense in Action, The Daily Worker, October 8, 1927
1927: Two Revolutionary Leaders, [review of Speeches of Ferdinand Lasalle and Speeches of Karl Liebknecht] The Daily Worker, October 26, 1927
1927: Remember the Ludlow Massacre!, Labor Defender, December 1927
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
3 February 2026: Added to the Swedish Per Nyström Internet Archive:
The Emperor of the Bourgeoisie (1934)
[Thanks to Martin Fahlgren]
2 February 2026: Added to the Lithuanian Marx and Engels archive:
Capital: Volume Two, 1885
[Thanks to Baltoji Rožytė]
2 February 2026: Added to the Portuguese Máximo Gorki Archive:
Carta aberta aos operários e camponeses dos países capitalistas, 1930
[Thanks to João Batalha]
2 February 2026: Added to the Portuguese Mikhail Suslov Archive:
Karl Marx: mestre e chefe genial da classe operária, 1968
[Thanks to João Batalha]
2 February 2026: Added to the Max Shachtman Archive:
1926: Passaic Fights On!, Labor Defender, July 1926
1926: George Papcun is Convicted, Labor Defender, September 1926
1926: Captain of Industry, [review of Men and Rubber, by Harry S. Firestone] The Daily Worker, September 25, 1926
1926: The Siemen-Halske-Schuckert Loan, The Daily Worker, October 5, 1926
1926: Weekly International Review, The Daily Worker, October 29, 1926
1926: International Review, The Daily Worker, October 30, 1926
1926: Weekly International Review, The Daily Worker, November 19, 1926
1926: International Weekly Review, The Daily Worker Supplement, December 11, 1926
1926: International Weekly Review, The Daily Worker Supplement, December 18, 1926
1926: The New German Imperialism, The Workers Monthly, December 1926
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
2 February 2026: Added to the Swedish Vietnam Wars Internet Archive:
The conflict between Kampuchea/China and Vietnam. Articles & documents (1977-81)
[Thanks to Martin Fahlgren]
1 February 2026: Added to the Max Shachtman Archive:
1925: The Zeigler Frame-up, The Daily Worker Supplement, November 28, 1925
1925: Zeigler Miners Trial Opens at Benton Monday, The Daily Worker, November 29, 1925
1925: Frank Farrington's Machine Aiding Capitalist Court to Send Union Miners to Prison, The Daily Worker, December 1, 1925
1925: Reactionary Mine Union Head Seeks to Prejudice Sentiment by Suspension of Corbishly, The Daily Worker, December 1, 1925
1925: Zeigler Coal Miners' Trial is Postponed, The Daily Worker, December 3, 1925
1926: Why Liebknecht Turned to the Youth, The Daily Worker, January 17, 1926
1926: A Great Little Pamphlet, [review of Shachtman's Lenin, Liebknecht, Luxemburg] by Arne Swabeck, The Daily Worker Supplement, January 23, 1926
1926: Framing the Zeigler Coal-Diggers, Labor Defender, February 1926
1926: Eastern Ohio Conference of Youth Success, The Daily Worker, March 3, 1926
1926: The "New Leader" Joins the Pack Part I;, Part II,,The Daily Worker, March 31, April 1, 1926
1926: Life and Freedom for Sacco and Vanzetti!, The Daily Worker Supplement, June 12, 1926
[Thanks to Paul Saba]