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April 2006: The Marxists Internet Archive is pleased to announce our BRAND NEW HOME PAGE! Additionally, we have built a KEY MARXISTS PAGE with links to a selection of the most important Marxists.
1 May 2006: Added to the
Swedish Language Section of the
Marxists Internet Archive is at last the vol 3 of The Capital available in
theMarx-Engels Library.
1894, Kapitalet, band
3
[Thanks to Jonas Holmgren]
29 April 2006: The following documents have
been added to French language section of the Marxists Internet Archive. More links to the documents can be seen at the French What’s New
section:
IVe Internationale:
La vérité sur Cronstadt de J. G. Wright (1938)
Parvus:
Préface à "Avant le 9 janvier" de L. Trotsky (09.01.1905)
P. Broué:
Présentation de la IVème partie du recueil de textes de Trotsky “Le mouvement communiste en France&38221; (1967)
Lénine:
Lettre aux camarades (1917)
Séance du Comité Central du P.O.S.D.(b)R. du 16(29) octobre 1917 (1917)
Séance du Comité Central du P.O.S.D.(b)R. du 10(23) octobre 1917 (1917)
Lettre aux camarades bolchéviks participant au congrès des Soviets de la région du nord (1917)
Conseil d’un absent (1917)
Pour une révision du programme du parti (1917)
Lettre à la conférence de la ville de Pétrograd (1917)
[Thanks to the French language volunteers]
28 April, 2006: Added to the
Portuguese
Malatesta Archive:
O Congresso de Amsterdã, 1907
[Thanks to Cultura Brasileira and Fernando Araújo]
28 April, 2006: Added to the
Portuguese
Stalin Archive:
Sobre a Questão Agrária, 1906
[Thanks to Fernando Araújo]
27 April, 2006: Added to the
Portuguese
Malatesta Archive:
Sindicalismo e Anarquismo, 1922
[Thanks to Cultura Brasileira and Fernando Araújo]
27 April, 2006: The Early American Marxism
Archive in the USA History
section of the MIA has added the following 2 original documents from the
history of early American Marxism, one each from the Socialist Party and the new united Communist Party in 1919 and 192o respectively:
Manifesto of the Left Wing National Conference: Issued on Authority of the Conference by the Left Wing National Council. [July 5, 1919] This lengthy document is the second of two “Left Wing Manifestos”—not to be confused with the earlier and better known “Manifesto of the Left Wing Section of Greater New York.”
The Second UCP Convention. [convention began Dec. 24, 1920; article published early Jan. 1921] This unsigned report appeared in the official organ of the United Communist Party and outlines for the membership of that organization the basic accomplishments of the Extraordinary Second Convention of the UCP.
[Thanks to Tim Davenport and the Marxist History Archive]
27 April, 2006: The
Dutch Language
Section has added 16 documents:
Jozeph Dietzgen
Het evangelie
van de Sociaal-Democratie
— 1870-75
Herman Gorter
De
organisatie voor de klassenstrijd van het proletariaat—
1922
Ernest Mandel
De rol van
de intellectuelen in de klassenstrijd— 1971
De
arbeiders onder het neo-kapitalisme— 1969
Rosa Luxemburg
De Russische
Revolutie— 1918
Anton Pannekoek
Uit de
voorgeschiedenis van de wereldoorlog— 1916
Michael Bakoenin
Oproep aan de
Slavische volken— 1848
De Duitse
crisis— 1870
Brief aan een
Fransman— 1870
Peter Kropotkin
De
Franse Revolutie— 1889
Henk Sneevliet
Meidag in
oorlogstijd!— no year
Het
klassenstrijd-element in de bevrijdingsstrijd van de
Indonesiërs— 1926
Het Chinese
proletariaat in de Chinese revolutie— 1926
Manifest—
1933
Manifest van
het Derde Front aan de Nederlandse arbeiders— 1941
Spartacus in
Holland— De massastaking van 1941— 1942
[Jasper Schaaf, Frederic Lehembre, Rick Denkers/Ron
Blom, Adrien Verlee ]
27 April, 2006: Added to the
Portuguese
Stalin Archive:
Trotskismo
ou
Leninismo, 1924
[Thanks to Partido Comunista Revolucionário and Fernando Araújo]
26 April 2006: Added to the Georges Palante
Archive:
Review of “Schopenhauer und
Nietzsche ein vortragszyklus” by Georg Simmel, 1907
Individualism, 1911
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
26 April 2006: The following documents have
been added to French language section of the Marxists
Internet Archive. Links to the documents can be seen at the French What’s New
section:
Lénine:
Thèses pour le rapport à la conférence du 8 octobre de l’organisation de Pétersbourg, ainsi que pour la résolution et le mandat à donner aux délégués au congrès du parti (1917)
Lettre au comité central, au comité de Moscou, au comité de Pétrograd, aux membres bolchéviks des Soviets de Pétrograd et de Moscou (1917)
Les bolchéviks garderont-ils le pouvoir ? (1917)
J. Guesde
Les retraites à la Chambre (31.03.1910)
L. Trotsky:
En mémoire de Plekhanov (04.06.1918)
Le travail et la guerre (01.05.1919)
L’Armée Rouge défendra la Révolution (21.09.1921)
Pour le 5e anniversaire de la révolution (09.11.1922)
Gustav Eckstein (03.08.1916)
A Paris (18.03.1919)
Le front unique et le communisme en France (02.03.1922)
Jean Longuet (18.12.1919)
A la Mémoire de Mikhail Salomonovitch Glazman (09.09.1924)
Martov (18.03.1919)
Le premier pas a été franchi ! (24.06.1915)
Les perspectives politiques (Réponse à Friedlander) (30.11.1922)
La situation économique de la Russie des Soviets (01.12.1922)
Avant le 9 janvier (20.12.1904)
A propos des communes agricoles (05.12.1925)
La guerre et l’Internationale (31.10.1914)
P.C.F.:
Ouverture de l’archive
A. Bordiga:
Déclaration du comité d’entente (juillet 1925)
IV° Internationale:
Manifeste de l’opposition du PC belge (1928)
Lettre Ouverte à H. Barbusse (25.2.1929)
[Thanks to the French language volunteers]
25 April 2006: Added to the Victor Serge
Archive:
The Individualist and
society, 1911
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
24 April 2006: The Leon Trotsky Internet Archive has updated the archive’s Photo Gallery with about a dozen new photos of Trotsky from the period of 1917 through 1940.
[Thanks to Adrien Verlee]
21 April 2006: The Joseph Hansen Internet Archive has added two documents on the early years of the Cuban Revolution:
1960: Ideology of the Cuban Revolution
1961 Theory and the Cuban Revolution
[Thanks to Daniel Gaido and David Walters]
20 April 2006: The V.I. Lenin Internet Archive has added the last 200 new documents from Volume 45 of the Lenin Collected Works. These are composed mostly of letters to various comrades in the Soviet government and Russian Communist Party. This completes Volume 45 and brings the total count of transcribed works from the LCM to 38 complete.
[Thanks to R. Cymbala]
20 April, 2006: The Early American Marxism
Archive in the USA History
section of the MIA has added the following 15 original documents from the
history of early American Marxism:
Cooperation in Publishing Socialist Literature by Charles H. Kerr [Feb. 1903] The man behind America’s leading Marxist publishing house of the first two decades of the 20th Century explains his operation to prospective financial supporters in this essay, published as a pamphlet in 1903.
Rand School, IWW Headquarters, and Communist Victims of Raids: Lusk Raiders Seize Letters and Documents of Local IWW: Search Warrant is Served on Rebel Worker - Union’s Central Body Named: Trooper Draws Gun on Man Who Tries to Escape from Meeting Hall." [June 22, 1919]
Minutes of the Central Executive Committee of the old Communist Party of America, Sept. 7, 1919." The first physical meeting of the Central Executive Committee of the old CPA was held in Chicago immediately after the conclusion of the founding convention of the organization.
Executive Motions of the Central Executive Committee of the old Communist Party of America, Oct. 23, 1919. As was the case with the rival CLP, the Central Executive Committee of the old Communist Party of America initially used the mails rather than frequent physical meetings to make its organizational decisions.
Minutes of the Central Executive Committee, Communist Party of America, Chicago -- Nov. 15-17, 1919. The second physical meeting of the Central Executive Committee of the old CPA reaffirmed the organization’s opposition to unity with the Communist Labor Party "on account of fundamental differences of principle."
The Red Raids. [leaflet of the Communist Labor Party, January 1920] This leaflet was produced in the immediate aftermath of the Jan. 2, 1920 mass raids conducted under the direction of Attorney General Mitchell Palmer and serves as an answer to that coordinated assault on the organization’s existence.
Agreement for the Unification of the American Communist Party and the American Communist Labor Party [signed Jan. 12, 1920] Anxious to end the division of the American communist movement into two hostile organizations, a deal was brokered in Moscow by the Comintern between John Reed, international delegate of the Communist Labor Party, and John Anderson [née Kristap Beika], who had been sent to Soviet Russia on behalf of 5 of the main Language Federations which were to emerge in September 1919 as the Communist Party of America.
Report on Unity Conferences, January 28, 1920 by Alfred Wagenknecht A succinct but detailed chronicle of the early unity discussions between the unity committees of Communist Labor Party and Communist Party of America.
Letter to Alfred Wagenknecht in New York from Charles Dirba in New York, Feb. 9, 1920 Official reply of the CPA to the CLP’s unity "counterproposal" of Jan. 24, 1920, sent by the CPA’s unity committee of 3, headed by Charles Dirba.
Letter to Alfred Wagenknecht in New York from Charles Dirba in New York, Feb. 26, 1920 Owing to the disruption of the mails and the arrest of Executive Secretary of the CPA Ruthenberg in Detroit and subsequent detention in Chicago, the Feb. 9, 1920 letter of the CPA replying to the CLP’s Jan. 24, 1920 unity counterproposal.
Letter to the Central Executive Committee of the Communist Party of America in New York from the National Executive Committee of the Communist Labor Party in New York, March 9, 1920 Reply by Executive Secretary of the CLP Alfred Wagenknecht to the Charles Dirba’s letter of Feb. 26, 1920, which dealt a severe blow to the discussions over unity between the two rival American Communist organizations.
Letter to the National Executive Committee of the Communist Labor Party in New York from the Central Executive Committee of the Communist Party of America in New York, March 19, 1920 Reply by Executive Secretary of the old CPA C.E. Ruthenberg to the March 9, 1920 letter of the CLP on unity.
Letter to the Central Executive Committee of the Communist Party of America in New York from the National Executive Committee of the Communist Labor Party in New York, March 25, 1920 Reply by Executive Secretary of the CLP Alfred Wagenknecht to the March 19, 1920 letter on unity by the CPA.
Report to UCP Executive Secretary Alfred Wagenknecht in New York from William Costley, UCP DO10 in San Francisco, April 6, 1921 This report from the United Communist Party’s San Francisco District Organizer, William Costley, deals in large part with the UCP’s relationship with American blacks.
Letter to the Central Executive Committee of the Workers Party of America in Chicago from Benjamin Gitlow in Chicago, November 21, 1924 This short letter from Benjamin Gitlow to the governing CEC (of which he was a member) indicates the very real limitations of party discipline and the ability of the CEC to elicit compliance to its decisions.
[Thanks to Tim Davenport and the Marxist History Archive]
20 April, 2006: Added to the Portuguese Marighella Archive:
Alguns
Aspectos da Renda da Terra no Brasil, 1958
[Thanks
to Fernando Araújo]
19 April 2006: Added to the Georges Palante
Archive:
Anarchism and Individualism,
1909
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
19 April 2006: Added to the Jules
Vallès Archive:
Can This be True?,
Le Cri du Peuple, April 19, 1871
[Thanks to Mitch
Abidor]
18 April, 2006: Added to the
Portuguese
Hoxha Archive:
A Luta Ideológica e a
Educação do Homem Novo, 19??
[Thanks to Fernando Araújo]
16 April 2006: Added to the Chinese Language Section’s LeonTrotsky Internet Archive:
The History of the Russian Revolution Volume Two: The Attempted
Counter Revolution
[Thanks to Chinese language volunteers]
18 April 2006:
Added to the
Georges Palante Archive:
Misanthropic Pessimism,
1914
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
14 April 2006: Added to the new Georges PalanteArchive:
The Relationship Between Pessimismand Individualism, 1914
Palante Reviews Palante,1912
Obituary, 1925
[Thanks to MitchAbidor]
13 April, 2006: Added to the Max Shachtman Internet Archive:
An Analysis of the Bankruptcy of “Orthodox Trotskyism”
[Thanks to Daniel Gaido and Ted Crawford]
13 April, 2006: The following sections have been added to Serbo-Croatian Subject Section:
On IndividualTerrorism
Praxis
[Thanks to Milan Đurić, Zdravko and StevanGostojić]
12 April 2006: Added to the new Julien LaMettrie Archive:
Frederick the Great ofPrussia’s Eulogy
Man a Machine,1748
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
11 April 2006:Added to the Dreyfus AffairArchive:
The Jews Against France,Edouard Drumont, 1898
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
11 April 2006:Added to the Auguste Comte Archive:
Report to the PositivistSociety 1848
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
9 April, 2006: TheSpanish Section has uploaded several chapters of CheGuevara’s book, Notas deViaje por América Latina better known as the "Diarios de Motocicleta". [Thanks to an agreement with Ocean Press.]
8 April, 2006: Added to thePortugueseMarx-Engels Archive:
Feuerbach.Oposição das Concepções Materialista e Idealista (Capitulo Primeiro de AIdeologia Alemã), 1845
[Thanks to Editorial "Avante!", José Braz, Maria de JesusCoutinho and Fernando Araújo]
7 April 2006: The V.I. Lenin Internet Archivehas added another 200 new documents from Volume45 of the Lenin Collected Works. These are composed mostly of letters to various comrades in the Soviet government and Russian Communist Party. This brings to 605 the number of documents added in the last weeks Volume 45.
[Thanks to R. Cymbala]
6 April, 2006: Added to the Portuguese Stalin Archive:
Perigos de Degenerescência do Estado Soviético, 1925
[Thanks to the Partido Comunista Revolucionário and Fernando Araújo]
6 April 2006: The V.I. Lenin Internet Archivehas added 200 new documents from Volume45. These are composedmostly of letters to various comrades in the Soviet government and Russian CommunistParty.
[Thanks to R. Cymbala]
6 April 2006: Added to the Baron Holbach Archive:
Tableau of Saints, 1770
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
6 April, 2006: Added to thePortugueseStalin Archive:
Perigo de Direita no PartidoComunista (Bolchevique) da URSS, 1928
[Thanks to Partido Comunista Revolucionário and Fernando Araújo]
5 April 2006: Added to the Chinese Language Section’s LeonTrotsky Internet Archive:
The History of the Russian Revolution All the Volume One: The Overthrow of Tzarism, Volume Two: The Attempted Counter Revolution, Chapter 1 to Chapter 6
Son. friend. Soldier (1938.2.20 )
[Thanks to Chinese language volunteers]
5 April 2006: Added to the Daniel De Leon Internet Archiveare 50 editorials from The People from May and June of 1901:
1901, May 2—Hoisted by Its Own Petard
1901, May 4—Is the City’s Money Croker’s Money?
1901, May 5—A New America
1901, May 6—Last Year and This
1901, May 7—One More Illustration
1901, May 8—Combinations and Competition
1901, May 9—Watch ’Em!
1901, May 10—Bravo, Civic Federation!
1901, May 10—Confiscation
1901, May 11—Gambling
1901, May 12—Prof. Adler, Ethicalist
1901, May 14—Force
1901, May 15—Gambling and Suicide
1901, May 15—"His Workers Loved to Call Him John"
1901, May 16—The Albany Tragedy
1901, May 17—Laying the Pipes for Riots
1901, May 18—General Hanna and His Wrangling Lieutenants
1901, May 18—The Death Warrant of "Reform"
1901, May 19—Spectacular
1901, May 20—From the Frying-Pan Into the Fire
1901, May 21—The Machinist Fiasco
1901, May 22—Carlisle’s Theory of Government
1901, May 24—Cause and Effect
1901, May 26—Aguinaldo in Business
1901, May 27—Pure and Simpledom, Capitalism’s Pet and Sheet-Anchor
1901, May 28—Works, Not Words!
1901, May 29—Arsenic as an Educator
1901, May 31—Training the Lambs
1901, June 1—Well for France!
1901, June 2—The Gamut of Turpitude
1901, June 3—The Cuban "Majority of One"
1901, June 4—What Saves the Vaillants
1901, June 5—A "Business Proposition"
1901, June 7—Two of a Kind
1901, June 9—Proceedings of the 10th Nat’l Convention of the S.L.P.
1901, June 11—Is the Race Degenerating?
1901, June 12—A Sweeping Decision
1901, June 13—The "Automobile Era"
1901, June 15—Sufficient Unto the Day, Etc.
1901, June 16—The Wages of "Good Nature"
1901, June 17—Up Against It
1901, June 18—The Transition Period Passed
1901, June 19—A Summer Weight "Labor Party"
1901, June 20—A Bone to the Dogs
1901, June 21—A Mistake Somewhere?
1901, June 22—Companion Pieces
1901, June 23—Crows of One Nest
1901, June 24—A Fast-Snoring Rip Van Winkle
1901, June 25—That Time Is Gone By
1901, June 26—The Great Trust
1901, June 30—Our First Anniversary
[Thanks to Robert Bills and the Socialist Labor Party of the United States]
4 April 2006:Added to the Yugoslavia Subject Section:
Excerpt from the Basic Law on Management of State Economic Enterprises and Higher Economic Associations by the Workers’ Collective, 1950
[Thanks to Mike B.]
4 April 2006: Added to the Marxism and Anti-Imperialism in India Subject section:
The Himalayan AdventureIndia-China War of 1962 — Causes and Consequences by Suniti Kumar Ghosh, 2002 (presented with permission of the author)
[Thanks to Basu]
4 April 2006:Added to the New Alfred Rosmer Archive:
Letter to the PartySecretariat, 1924
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
3 April 2006: Added to the Daniel VigliettiArchive:
Our Flag,1973
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
2 April 2006: The Basque Language Section has added 2 documents:
Leon Trotsky
Komunista Espainiarraren HamarAginduak 1931
M. Bakunin
Sozialismoaestaturik gabe: Anarkismoa date unknown
[Thanksto Ane]
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