For the Year 2001
August—September, 2001
September, 2001: We're back on-line after 3 weeks! We're trying to make up the time by getting our new “Marxists CD 2002” ready for production by the end of October
30 September, 2001: The Leon Trotsky Internet Archive had added the following two pieces:
Speech on Brest-Litovsk (1918)
Peace Negotiations and the Revolution
The Case of Leon Trotsky (1937- the complete stenographic report of the famous Dewey Commission).
[Thanks to A. Lehrer]
28 September, 2001: The Eugene V. Debs Internet Archive has added several new documents from various US Socialist newspapers, such as Appeal to Reason, The Amercian Sociaist and International Socialist Review:
Mother Jones (1907)
Revolution (1907)
Mexico (1911)
Peace (1916)
[Thanks to John Metz from the Illinois Socialist Party]
27 September, 2001: The Leon Trotsky Internet Archive had added Trotsky’s 1934 essay on the Assassination of Kirov
[Thanks to A. Lehrer]
25 September, 2001: The History Section of the Marxists Internet Archive has added several new documents to the History of the Black Panther Party in the United States.
[Thanks to Brian Baggins]
25 September, 2001:
The Marx-Engels Internet Archive has added Engels timely1857 article on Afghanistan
[Thanks to Andy Blunden]
25 September, 2001: Two very important sections of the Marxists Internet Archive has been reorganized, redeveloped and updated. These are the Volunteer Worshop section and the Introduction pages which include our Charter,Steering Committee information and other data of interest to users of the MIA.
[Thanks to Brian Baggins and the Janitor]
22 September, 2001: With the addition of Engels' article Contribución a la historia de la Liga de los Comunistas and letters to Otto von Boenigk (21 Aug., 1890) and J. Bloch (21 Sept., 1890), we finish adding what amounts to Volume III of Editorial Progreso's Marx-Engels Obras escogidas, en 3 tomos to the Spanish-language Archivo Marx-Engels. [Thanks to Juan R. Fajardo]
21 September, 2001: We have added a biography and a "zipped" .doc version of the book Actualización del Programa de Transición to the Spanish-language Archivo Nahuel Moreno. [Thanks to Patricio Vallejo and Grupo Socialista Guernica of Argentina.]
18 September, 2001: The Eugene V. Debs Internet Archive has added several new documents:
The Socialist Party & the Working Class (1904)
Speech to the IWW Founding Convention (1905)
John Bown: Americ’s Greatest Hero (1907)
The Canton, Ohio Anti-War Speech (1918)
Statement to the Court Upon Being Convicted of Violating the Sedition Act (1918)
[Thanks to John Metz from the Illinois Socialist Party]
12 September, 2001: The Eugene V. Debs Internet Archive has added Deb's 1905:
Revolutionary Unionism
23 August, 2001:
We've started building the long anticipated Eugene V. Debs Internet Archive. Debs was the founding father of the Socialist Party of America and one of the founders of the Industrial Workers of the World. We are working in collaboration with the Illinois Socialist Party in jointly building this archive.
Here are the first set of documents:
Proclamation to American Railway Union (1895)
Outlook for Socialism in the United States (1900)
How I Became a Socialist (1902)
What's the Matter with Chicago? (1902)
Open Letter to President Roosevelt (1906)
[Thanks to John Metz from the ILSP]
22 August, 2001: Added to the Archiv Rosa Luxemburg:
Die Bilanz
von Zabern (1914) (The Balance of Zabern) and Noch eine
Lehre von Zabern (1914) (Anotehr Lesson of Zabern)
[Thanks to Einde O’Callaghan]
August — ongoing, 2001: All this month we have been working hard on correcting link problems — our annual spring cleaning task. With over 21,000 files in the archive, there inevitably crop up link errors—errors we want corrected as soon as possible. By September, we plan to ready our 2001 Marxists CD Archive for widespread distribution.
14 August, 2001: Added to the Archiv Rosa Luxemburg:
Lassalles
Erbschaft (1913) (Lassalle’s Heritage)
[Thanks to mravenec]
12 August, 2001:
Added to the Literature and Marxism Section of the MIA is Andrè Breton and Diego Rivera's
Manifesto of for an Independent Revolutionary Art.
[Thanks to Greg Adargo]