November 2006
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See Also: Daily list of files updated
November 29, 2006: The Dutch Language Section has added 3 documents:
Claude Lévi-Strauss
De
grondslagen van de verwantschap — 1945
Karl Kautsky
Klassenbelang, Bijzonderbelang, Gemeenschapsbelang — 1903
Franz Holß
Prenten
tegen fascisme, stalinisme, kapitalisme — 1934
[Rick Denkers en Adrien Verlee]
29 November, 2006: Added to the
O
IV Congresso do PCB e a Luta pela Independência Nacional, 1954
[Thanks to Fernando Araújo]
28 November, 2006: Added to the new John A. Hobson Reference Archive:
The
Law of the Three Rents, 1891
The Element of
Monopoly in Prices, 1891
The Influence of
Machinery Upon Employment, 1893
[Thanks to Daniel Gaido]
28 November, 2006: The Early American Marxism Archive in the USA History section of the MIA has added the following 8 new PDF documents:
The Socialist Party's Appeal, by Eugene V. Debs [Oct. 24, 1912] This 1912 campaign statement by Socialist Party Presidential nominee Gene Debs appeared in the pages of The Independent -- a mainstream news weekly. Debs declares that for the first time since the abolition of slavery "a great moral question cleaves the political atmosphere of this nation." The choice is stark, Debs indicates: "Either capitalism, with its gorgeous wealth and power for its successful devotees and owners, and its brutal, degrading struggle for existence for its workers, will write 'esto perpetua' upon the scroll of Time and this civilization will enter eclipse and decline, as have the civilizations of every previous age, or else capitalism will surrender the scepter of power to socialism and the race will progress to heights undreamed and establish a civilization as far in advance of capitalism in its beneficence to mankind as capitalism is in advance of savagery."
The IWW Scare by Jack Carney [July 26, 1918] This editorial by future member of the NEC of the Communist Labor Party Jack Carney in the pages of Duluth Truth appeals to Socialist Party members to support the Industrial Workers of the World in their time of need. The specter of the IWW had been used by the capitalists as a bogey to split the working class, Carney asserts.
The Michigan Convention, by W.E. Reynolds [event of Feb. 24, 1919] This news report by CLP charter member W.E. Reynolds from the pages of the Left Wing weekly, The Ohio Socialist, sheds light on the unique and turbulent history on the Socialist Party of Michigan.
Letter to Adolph Germer, Executive Secretary SPA, in Chicago from Fred Krafft, Member NEC SPA, in Ridgefield, NJ, July 29, 1919. This brief note from Socialist Party National Executive Committee member Fred Krafft to Executive Secretary Adolph Germer illuminates the politics behind the scenes leading to the suspension of the entire Socialist Party of Ohio by the outgoing NEC.
Report to the National Executive Committee, Socialist Party of America, by Adolph Germer [August 27, 1919] Extensive "State of the Party" report by Executive Secretary Adolph Germer of the Socialist Party to the members of the outgoing NEC on the eve of the 1919 Emergency National Convention.
Circular Letter to All Branches and Locals of the Communist Party of America from C.E. Ruthenberg, Executive Secretary, Oct. 7, 1919. This recently-surfaced circular letter by CPA Executive Secretary C.E. Ruthenberg outlines his party's side of the argument with the Communist Labor Party over the question "Who is blocking Communist unity?"
Debs Calls the Jury of the People to Try Indiana Governor, by Eugene V. Debs [May 20, 1922] Recently freed Socialist leader Gene Debs uses the various legal premises used to convict him to indict the governor of his state for his Jan. 1922 words to the American Legion to the effect that "Debs is the arch-traitor of our country. May the Legion teach him a lesson."
The 'Achievements' of the CC Plenum: Statement of the Communist Party-Majority Group [Nov. 15, 1929] From Nov. 6-8, 1929, the Communist Party USA held the first plenum of its Central Committee in nearly 11 months.
[Thanks to Tim Davenport]
28 November, 2006: Added to the
Sobre a Palavra de Ordem dos Estados Unidos da Europa, 1915 and
Nota da
Redação do "Sotsial-Demokrat" Sobre o Manifesto do CC
do POSDR Acerca da Guerra, 1915
[Thanks to Editorial Avante! e Fernando
Araújo]
27 November, 2006: Added to the
O Programa do
Partido, As Experiências das Eleições de 3 de Outubro e As
Nossas Tarefas para a Campanha Eleitoral de 1955, 1954
[Thanks to Fernando
Araújo]
November 26, 2006: To the Swedish Marx-Engels Archive was added:
The Communist Manifesto (A New Version), Karl Marx, 1848
General Rules of the International Association, Karl Marx, 1864
On Authority, Friedrich Engels, 1873
[Thanks to Jonas Holmgren]
November 26, 2006: To the Swedish Marx-Engels Archive was added:
Marx To Ferdinand Freiligrath In London, Karl Marx, 1860
Marx To Wilhelm Blos In Hamburg, Karl Marx, 1877
[Thanks to Riff-Raff]
26 November, 2006: Added to the
Agitação
e Propaganda Para Milhões, Fator Decisivo Para a Vitória do
Programa do Partido, 1954
[Thanks to Fernando
Araújo]
25 November 2006: Added to the Social Democrat Archive:
Bernstein
and the German Party – J.B. Askew
The Materialist Conception of
History – A Discussion between K. Kautsky and E. Belfort Bax.
Home Rule and Rome Rule
– H. Quelch
Feminism in Extremis
– E. Belfort Bax
The Aims and
Limitations of the Materialist Conception of History – E. Belfort
Bax
The Scientific Investigation
of History – H.M. Hyndman
The
“Synthetic” Criticism of Marx – Th. Rothstein
Materialist v. Synthetic
Historics – E. Belfort Bax
“Comrade”
(Feuilleton) Maxim Gorki (Translation from the “Papyrus”
for the Worker)
The
Marxian Method Translated from Vorwaerts by – Jacques
Bonhomme
Votes for Women – H.
Quelch
Defeat
better than a Victory – Th. Rothstein
Socialism and
Parliamentarianism – H. Quelch
Socialism, Militarism and Mr
Haldane’s Scheme – H. Quelch
Socialism
and Militarism – Arthur Hickmott
Conscription
and the Armed Nation – H.W. Lee
Bourgeois
Parties and Militarism – Carl Emil
England and the Russian
Revolution – Maxim Gorky
Socialism and Sex
Relations – H. Quelch
Socialism and
Soldiering – H. Quelch
[Thanks to Ted Crawford]
25 November, 2006: Added to the
O
Programa do Partido Comunista do Brasil Bandeira de Luta e da Vitória,
1954
[Thanks to Fernando
Araújo]
24 November, 2006: Added to the
Entrevista ao
Jornalista Sidney Resende, 1988
[Thanks to Sidney Resende and Fernando Araújo]
23 November, 2006: The Early American Marxism Archive in the USA History section of the MIA has added the following 3 PDF documents:
The Green Corn Rebellion in Oklahoma, by Bertha Hale White [events of Aug. 3, 1917] The so-called "Green Corn Rebellion" was one of the seminal events of the socialist movement in Oklahoma, an uprising of radicalized impoverished farmers who purportedly planned to march to Washington, DC in conjunction with others around the country, eating green corn on their way for sustenance, in an effort to remove "Big Slick" Woodrow Wilson from power and establish the Cooperative Commonwealth. Or so the story goes.
Indiana Governor Incites Legion Lawlessness Toward Debs! by Frederic Heath [Events of Jan. 11-13, 1922] On Jan. 11, 1922, Governor Warren T. McCray of Indiana briefly addressed a local post of the American Legion, in its initial phase a proto-fascist organization of former soldiers responsible for a lengthy and growing series of vigilante attacks on persons and property.
‘Let Them Come; I Fear No Man,’ Debs Tells Indiana Governor: Gov. McCray Admits He Counseled American Legion Affront to Debs and Urged He Be Taught a Lesson -- Law and Order Hypocrites Expose Hand. by Frederic Heath [Events of Jan. 16-17, 1922] On Jan. 16, 1922, Terre Haute Socialist Eugene Debs wrote a letter to Indiana Governor Warren T. McCray inquiring about McCray's reported quote that “I am sorry, extremely sorry, that the arch-traitor of our country [Debs] should live in the state of Indiana.”
[Thanks to Tim Davenport]
23 November, 2006: Added to the Writers section of the Communist Party of Great Britain Archive:
Added to the Thomas Bell Archive:
Back Again in Russia
May Day in Moscow
Added to the J. R. Campbell Archive:
Trade Unions and the
General Election
A Socialist Solution to
the Crisis
Added to the Ralph Fox Archive:
Marx, Engels
and Lenin on the British Workers’ Movement
Labour and the Intellectuals: A
Criticism of the New Whigs
Added to the T. A. Jackson Archive:
Ideals of a
Communist
Ralph Fox’s
Political Writings
Added to the Arthur MacManus Archive:
Towards the Revolution: Our
Policy
The Third
Anniversary
Added to the William Paul Archive:
Minerals and World Power
Wrangel’s Last Stand
Added to the Harry Pollitt Archive:
Pollitt’s Reply to
Citrine
[Thanks to Brian Reid]
23 November 2006: Added to the Daniel De Leon Internet Archive are 19 editorials from The People [New York] from April to mid-May of 1903:
1903, April 12—Fresh ‘Daily People Lies" by the Bushel
1903, April 13—Panic Wages vs. Prosperity Wages
1903, April 14—Gompers Pilloried, and Self-Pilloried
1903, April 20—A Capitalist Dream
1903, April 24—Hanna Clucking
1903, April 25—The Trouble in ‘The Labor Utopia’
1903, April 29—Echoes Answer, ‘Where?’
1903, April 30—Was Ist Los Mit Teddy?
1903, May 2—The Louisiana Purchase
1903, May 3—Possibilities and Possibilities
1903, May 4—The Logic of
the ‘Labor Leader’
1903, May 5—The Modern Cloister
1903, May 6—Get Ready,—to Resist or Surrender
1903, May 7—Can the Capitalists Be Blamed?
1903, May 8—Now 'Tis the Building Trades
1903, May 12—Hippodromes
1903, May 13—"Negligible Details’
1903, May 15—Professor Green Goods
1903, May 16—How About Subway ‘Dagos?"
[Thanks to Robert Bills and the Socialist Labor Party of the United States]
23 November, 2006: Added to the
A Guerra e a Social-Democracia da
Rússia, 1914
[Thanks to Editorial Avante! e Fernando
Araújo]
23 November 2006: Added to the Romanian Marx-Engels Archive:
Adresa Organului central către
Liga comuniştilor [Address of the Central Committee
to the Communist League, 1850]
Salariu, preţ
şi profit [Value, Price and Profit, 1865]
[Thanks to Liviu Iacob]
21 November 2006: Added to the Daniel De Leon Internet Archive are 15 editorials from The People [New York] from March and April of 1903:
1903, March 23—The Award
1903, March 24—Two Sets of Tables
1903, March 25—A Modern Plebs Leader
1903, March 27—A Snap-Shot From Across the Line
1903, March 28—Europe Is Slow
1903, March 29—An Impossible Feat
1903, March 31—Caricaturing Revolutionary Fathers
1903, April 3—"The Wabash Injunction’
1903, April 4—The Zealot
1903, April 6—The Gifts of Capitalists
1903, April 7—Roosevelt Turning Populist
1903, April 8—Which Was the Socialist, and Which the Non-Socialist?
1903, April 9—Philanthropy
1903, April 11—The Merger Decision
[Thanks to Robert Bills and the Socialist Labor Party of the United States]
21 November 2006: Added to the Social Democrat Archive:
The Socialist Aim,
Jean Jaures
“Work” (review
of Emile Zola’s book, Jean Jaures
Karl Kautsky.
Autobiography, Karl Kautsky
Personal Recollections of
Engels, Paul Lafargue
Bernstein and the German
Party, E Belfort Bax
Last Words on the Bernstein
Question, E Belfort Bax
[Thanks to Ted Crawford]
21 November 2006: Added to the Social Democrat Archive:
The Socialist Aim,
Jean Jaures
“Work” (review
of Emile Zola’s book, Jean Jaures
Karl Kautsky.
Autobiography, Karl Kautsky
Personal Recollections of
Engels, Paul Lafargue
Bernstein and the German
Party, E Belfort Bax
Last Words on the Bernstein
Question, E Belfort Bax
[Thanks to Ted Crawford]
20 November, 2006: Added to the NEW Tom Mann Archive:
A Socialist’s
View of Religion and the Churches
[Thanks to Brian Reid]
20 November, 2006: Added to the William Paul Archive:
Force: The Midwife
of Revolution
[Thanks to Brian Reid]
20 November, 2006: Added to the Harry Pollitt Archive:
Ralph Fox:
A Tribute
Tom Mann:
A Tribute
[Thanks to Brian Reid]
18 November, 2006: Added to the
Democracia Operária,
1919
[Thanks to Thiago Chagas Oliveira and Pablo de Freitas Lopes]
28 November, 2006: Added to the J. T. Murphy Archive:
The Road to
Power
[Thanks to Brian Reid]
18 November 2006: Added to the Joseph Chalier Archive:
Civic Hymn to the
Immortal Memory of Representative Chalier, 1793
[Thanks to Mitch
Abidor]
18 November 2006: Added to the Paris Commune Archive:
International
Workingmen’s Association. Federal Council of Parisian Sections, March 23 1871
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
17 November 2006: Added to the Daniel De Leon Internet Archive are 15 editorials from The People [New York] from March of 1903:
1903, March 2—The Gospel of
Success
1903, March
3—An Essay on Reasoning
1903, March
4—The Delaware Straw
1903, March
5—"Realization of Possibilities’
1903, March 6—Vocal
Pockets
1903, March
8—Tho' Dodging, Caught
1903, March
8—The German Organ of the S.L.P.
1903, March
9—The Traitorous ‘Labor Paper’
1903, March
10—"One Practical Illustration’
1903, March
11—The Irrepressible Armory Measure
1903, March
12—In the Glass Industry
1903, March
13—The ‘Climbacks" Reached
1903, March 14—No
Scape-Goating!
1903, March
16—Troublous Times Ahead
1903, March
17—The Object and Lesson of the Waterbury Injunction
1903, March
18—The Great Social Revolution
[Thanks to Robert Bills and the Socialist Labor Party of the United States]
17 November, 2006: Added to the Communist Unity Convention section of the Communist Party of Great Britain Archive:
Fraternal Greetings from the Dutch
Communist Party
Fraternal Greetings from the German Communist Party
Fraternal Greetings from Hungarian Communists
Fraternal
Greetings from the Italian Communist Party
Fraternal Greetings from the Left Wing I.L.P. Group
Fraternal Greetings from the Lithuanian Communist Federation Executive Committee
Fraternal Greetings from the Norwegian Labour Party
Fraternal
Greetings from the Swiss Communist Party
Fraternal Greetings from Tom Mann
Secretary’s
Report on the Communist Unity Convention
[Thanks to Brian Reid]
16 November 2006: Added to the new Joseph Chalier Archive:
Address to
the National Assembly, 1792
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
16 November 2006:Added to the new French Revolution Archive:
The Permanent
Guillotine,revolutionary song, 1792
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
16 November 2006: Added to the new Sydney Libertarianism Archive:
Some Thoughts
on Libertarianism, David Ivison 1964
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
16 November, 2006: Added to the Communist Unity Convention section of the Communist Party of Great Britain Archive:
Secretary’s
Report on the Communist Unity Convention
[Thanks to Brian Reid]
15 November 2006: Added to the Daniel De Leon Internet Archive are 20 editorials from The People [New York] from February of 1903:
1903, February 2—One More Count
1903, February 4—The Waterbury High School
1903, February 5—Incorrigible Pops
1903, February 6—Pensions for Former Slaves
1903, February 8—Open Letter to Paul Lafargue
1903, February 10—The Reptile's Rattle and Coiling
1903, February 11—Would They Were All Like Him!
1903, February 12—The Approaching Skirmishes
1903, February 13—The Ostrich Party
1903, February 14—Heat and Machinery
1903, February 15—Coming Their Way at a Trot
1903, February 16—Who's to Blame?
1903, February 17—The Venezuelan Incident
1903, February 19—The Moral Law
1903, February 20—President Baer Anticipated by Aristophanes
1903, February 21—The Medusa-Head
1903, February 22—Headed for the Lunatic Asylum
1903, February 25—The S.L.P. Oratorio
1903, February 27—The Old Story
1903, February 28—"Fair Terms"
[Thanks to Robert Bills and the Socialist Labor Party of the United
States]
13 November, 2006: The Early American Marxism Archive in the USA History section of the MIA has added the following 9 PDF documents:
Class Unionism: Speech at South Chicago, by Eugene V. Debs [Nov. 24, 1905] In 1905, Socialist leader Gene Debs went on the campaign trail on behalf of the newly organized Industrial Workers of the World, singing the organization’s praises.
Where Miss Strong Stands: Statement by Anna Louise Strong, Member of Seattle School Board, by Anna Louise Strong [March 2, 1918] Anna Louise Strong, a minister’s daughter, was elected to the Seattle School Board in 1916.
The “Reds” in America From the Standpoint of the Department of Justice, by Arthur Wallace Dunn [Feb. 1920] An informed (if slightly unhinged) discussion of the “Red” menace from the perspective of Attorney General Mitchell Palmer, published in the pages of the popular intellectual magazine, The Review of Reviews.
Socialism—The Hope of the World: Keynote Address to the 1920 Socialist Party Convention: New York City—May 8, 1920, by Morris Hillquit Morris Hillquit marks his return to active political life with this keynote address to the 1920 convention of the Socialist Party of America.
Kate O’Hare Visits Debs in Atlanta, by Frank O’Hare [event of July 2, 1920] An account of the July 2, 1920, prison visit by recently-released Socialist orator Kate O’Hare to imprisoned Socialist orator Gene Debs, as published in the Socialist Party’s general propaganda weekly, The New Day.
Debs Speaks from Atlanta, by Irwin St. John Tucker [Aug. 28, 1920] A de facto campaign speech from behind prison bars by Gene Debs, running his 5th campaign for President of the United States.
America Turns to Socialism, by Morris Hillquit [Sept. 4, 1920] An upbeat assessment of American Socialist prospects in the 1920 campaign by the SPA’s leading figure outside of prison walls.
Wherefore Stand Ye Divided? by William Z. Foster [May 28, 1921] This article is a bit of a curiosity—a piece written by closeted Communist union leader William Z. Foster and published in The New Day, propaganda weekly of the Socialist Party of America (probably distributed by the Federated Press as the conduit).
The Party and the Future, by Victor L. Berger [Aug. 13, 1921] The year 1921 was a watershed for the Socialist Party of America. The internecine war of 1919 had been “won” by the Regular faction and control of the party maintained—but the administration had managed to both rule and ruin.
[Thanks to Tim Davenport]
13 November, 2006: The following documents have been added
to
French language
section of the Marxists Internet Archive. The links to the specific
documents can be seen at the French
What’s New section:
L. Trotsky:
Pour Grynszpan (30.01.1939)
Lénine:
Discours prononcé le 11 (24) juin 1917 devant le comité de Pétersbourg du P.O.S.D.(b)R. sur la suppression de la manifestation
Projet d’une déclaration à adresser par le C.C. du P.O.S.D.(b)R. et le bureau de la fraction bolchévique au congrès des Soviets de Russie au sujet de l’interdiction de la manifestation
Devinette
« Des rumeurs troublant la population»
Insinuations
Confusionnistes et paniquards
Instaurer le socialisme ou divulguer les malversations ?
Un tiens vaut mieux que deux tu l’auras
Epidémie de crédulité
De l’utilité de la polémique sur le fond
[Thanks to the French
language volunteers]
12 November, 2006: Added to the
IV Congresso do
Partido Comunista do Brasil - PCB, 1954
[Thanks to Fernando Araújo]
12 November 2006: Added to the Social Democrat Archive:
Socialism and
Internationalism, Paul Lafargue 1905
Socialism and
Internationalism, Plekhanov 1905
Socialism and
Internationalism, Paul Lafargue 1905
Economic
Determinism and the Natural and Mathematical Sciences, Paul Lafargue
1906
The French National
Workshops of 1848, Ferdinand Lassalle 1906
Economic
Determinism and the Natural and Mathematical Sciences, Paul Lafargue
1906
Programme of “Le
socialisme,”, Jules Guesde 1907
Anglo-German
Relations, Kautsky 1907
Sects or Class Parties,
Kautsky 1909
Buried Hopes, Otto
Bauer 1912
The Dangers of
“Reformism”, Otto Bauer 1913
Pierre
Loti and Turkey, 1913
The
Balkan War. – A.S. Headingley, 1913
August Bebel Obituary,
Clara Zetkin 1913
Peace and its
Perils, Harry Quelch 1912
Socialism and the Coal
Strike, Harry Quelch 1912
Riot and
Revolution, Harry Quelch 1912
[Thanks to Ted Crawford]
12 November, 2006: Added to
the
Informe de Balanço do Comitê Central ao IV
Congresso do PCB, 1954
[Thanks to Fernando Araújo]
12 November, 2006: Added to the new John A. Hobson Reference Archive:
Imperialism: A
Study, 1902
[Thanks to Einde O’Callaghan]
12 November, 2006: Added to the William Paul Archive:
Atomic Energy and
Social Progress
[Thanks to Brian Reid]
10 November, 2006: The Early American Marxism Archive in the USA History section of the MIA has added the following 7 PDF documents:
Speech at the Congress of the Peoples of the East: Baku, Azerbaijan, by John Reed [Sept. 4, 1920] Stenographic report of the final public speech by John Reed, made to the Congress of Peoples of the East in Baku, made less than 6 weeks before his death of typhus in Moscow.
Letter to the Central Executive Committee of the Communist Party of America from C.E. Ruthenberg in Ossining, NY, March 14, 1922. Letter from imprisoned Communist leader C.E. Ruthenberg to the governing CEC of the Communist Party of America explicitly exonerating the actions of Jay Lovestone in his decision to testify (under compulsion) in the trial of Harry Winitsky in 1920.
Lovestone, Wolfe & Co. Stand Naked in the Marketplace: Unsigned Editorial in The Daily Worker, Nov. 30, 1929. A heated and rather nasty front page editorial from the pages of the CPUSA's daily. Bukharin's capitulation and admission of having made “dangerous errors” in the USSR “has left the latest recruits to the ranks of the enemies of the working class and of the Communist Party of the United States—Lovestone, Wolfe & Co.—stark naked with their renegade sores exposed in the marketplace where capitalism purchases its servants,” the Editorial declares.
Lovestone Ends His Isolation, by Earl Browder [Dec. 23. 1929] Article from the Communist Party's daily press attempting to denigrate expelled party leader Jay Lovestone as a participant in an international alliance of Right Wing elements.
Clique or Class? What's Happening in the ILD? by Benjamin Gitlow [Jan. 1, 1930] This article by Ben Gitlow, a leading member of the “Communist Party-Majority Group” organization headed by Jay Lovestone, charges that a campaign was well underway in the International Labor Defense organization to change its nature from a non-partisan workers' defense organization to the partisan legal defense arm of the so-called “'loyalist' clique"—i.e. the CPUSA.
The Facts Speak for Themselves, by Harry Winitsky [Feb. 15, 1930] The charges made by the CPUSA that recently expelled leader Jay Lovestone had acted improperly as a state's witness in the Harry Winitsky trial of 1920 are refuted in this article by Winitsky himself, published in the pages of The Revolutionary Age, official organ of the “CPUSA-Majority Group.”
Beginnings of Revolutionary Political Action in the USA, by Vern Smith [Oct. 1933] A pamphlet-length historical survey of the development of the American radical movement from 19th Century utopianism to the formation of the Socialist Party of America, as published in the pages of the theoretical journal of the CPUSA.
[Thanks to Tim Davenport]
9 November 2006: Added to the Holbach Archive:
Elements of
Universal Morality. Or, Universal Catechism, 1765
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
7 November 2006: Added to the French History Archive:
Operational Order
101, 8 June 1944
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
7 November 2006: Added to the Sydney Libertarianism Archive:
The Thoughts of
Malatesta, Henry Mayer 1965
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
November 5, 2006: Added to the Romanian Marx-Engels Archive:
Muncă
salariată şi capital [Wage Labour and Capital,
1847]
Contribuţii la
critica economiei politice (Prefaţă) [A
Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy (Preface), 1859]
Manifestul constitutiv al
Asociaţiei Internaţionale a Muncitorilor [Inaugural Address of the International Working Men’s Association,
1864]
Statutul general al
Asociaţiei Internaţionale a Muncitorilor [General Rules of the International Working Men’s Association,
1864]
[Thanks to Liviu Iacob]
November 5, 2006: To the Swedish Marx-Engels Archive was added:
On Poland, Marx/Engels, 1847
Afghanistan, Friedrich Engels, 1857
[Thanks to Jonas Holmgren, Gabryjel Blom]
5 November 2006: Added to the Zhou Enlai Reference Archive:
Speech at the Grand Banquet Celebrating Second Anniversary of Sihanouk's Coming to China (1972)
[Thanks to Mike B.]
4 November 2006: Added to the Georges Palante Archive:
Preface to “The Individualist
Sensibility”, Michel Onfray 1990
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
4 November, 2006: Added to the Arquivo Temática in the Portuguese language Section:
Programa
do Partido Comunista do Brasil - PCB, 1954
[Thanks to Fernando Araújo]
3 November, 2006: The Early American Marxism Archive in the USA History section of the MIA has added the following 7 PDF documents from the Socialist Party of America from 1905. Included are two documents by Eugene V. Debs:
Editorial in Opposition to Paul Carpenter for County Court Judge, by Victor L. Berger [March 18, 1905] This editorial by newly-elected member of the Socialist Party's National Executive Committee Victor L. Berger ignited a firestorm in the party, culminating in his removal by the National Committee and subsequent reinstatement by party referendum.
Letter to the National Committee, SPA from Victor L. Berger, National Committeeman for Wisconsin.[published April 1, 1905] Reply by Victor Berger to the motion of William Trautmann calling for an investigation of the published endorsement of a non-Socialist judicial candidate which he made in March 1905.
At the Parting of the Ways, by Hermon F. Titus [April 8, 1905] In this important article by Left Wing Socialist Hermon Titus, Titus argues that the simultaneous eruption of "Impossibilism" and "Opportunism" has brought the Socialist Party "sharply, but not unexpectedly, to the parting of the ways."
Moderation, Comrades! by Morris Hillquit [May 6, 1905] New York's SPA National Committee representative Morris Hillquit weighs in on the Berger Affair with this letter to the Toledo Socialist, a Left Wing weekly edited by Hermon Titus, the business manager of which was former SPA Executive Secretary William Mailly.
Shield No One: A Reply to Morris Hillquit, by William Mailly [May 6, 1905] Business manager of the Toledo Socialist, NEC member, and former Executive Secretary of the Socialist Party William Mailly responds to Morris HIllquit's defense of Victor Berger with this article.
Berger and His Opponents, by Eugene V. Debs [June 17, 1905] Eugene Debs chimes in on the Berger Affair in this letter to the editor of Hermon Titus' Left Wing Socialist weekly, The Socialist, the publication which broke the story of Berger's transgression and which stirred the pot most vigorously after the matter came to a boil.
The Industrial Workers: The Convention and Its Work, by Eugene V. Debs [July 29, 1905] This article on the recent founding of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) by prominent Socialist Gene Debs written for The Socialist, published by Hermon Titus in Toledo, Ohio.
[Thanks to
Tim Davenport]