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31 October 2009: Added to the The Labour Monthly Index:
Britain and India (1922), Benjamin G. Horniman
North West Railway Strike (1925)
Manifesto of the All-India Trade Union Congress (1930), S. V. Deshpande
The Growth of the Indian Strike Movement, 1921-1929 (1930), Percy Glading
G.I.P. Railway Strike (1930)
Mutiny in Meerut Jail (1930)
The Speech of the Prosecutor in the Meerut Case (pt. 1) (1930)
The Speech of the Prosecutor in the Meerut Case (pt. 2) (1930)
The Speech of the Prosecutor in the Meerut Case (pt. 3) (1930)
* Updates related to the Communist Party of Great Britain History Archive can also be found on the CPGB’s What’s New Page
[Thanks to Ted Crawford & Brian Reid]
31 October 2009: Added to the Shapurji Saklatvala Archive:
The Indian Round Table Conference (1930)
[Thanks to Ted Crawford]
31 October 2009: Added to the Portuguese Temática Archive:
O Bureau Político do Partido Comunista Chinês.
[Thanks to Fernando Araújo]
30 October 2009: Added to the Portuguese Temática Archive:
O Quinquênio de Libertação da Coréia: O Povo Coreano em Luta Pela Liberdade. Wrote by Kim Du Bon.
[Thanks to Fernando Araújo]
29 October 2009: Added to the Portuguese Temática Archive:
Outros Outubros Virão! (Declaração Política do XIV Congresso Nacional do Partido Comunista Brasileiro).
[Thanks to Fernando Araújo]
29 October 2009: Added to the Reg Groves Writers Archive, on the Encyclopedia of Trotskyism On-Line, are the following 6 articles and book reviews from Labour Monthly in 1930:
A Dyspeptic Interpretation Of Karl Marx, a review of Otto Rühles Karl Marx.
Marx And The Labour Parliament Of 1854
Folded Arms!
The Communist Manifesto
“Wilkes And Liberty”
The Dotage Of The Hammonds
[Thanks to Ted Crawford]
29 October 2009: Added to the Max Beer Archive,
The Development of Marxian Analysis, (book review) February 1927
[Thanks to Ted Crawford]
27 October 2009: Added to the German Archiv Karl Kautsky:
Die Befreiung der Nationen (The Liberation of Nations) (1917) (attempt to justify his take on national liberation including critique of Otto Bauer)
[Thanks to Einde O’Callaghan]
26 October 2009: Added to the Portuguese Temática Archive:
As Formas de Lutas Revolucionárias à Luz dos Clássicos do Marxismo-Leninismo wrote by Marx, Engels, Lênin and Stálin.
[Thanks to Fernando Araújo]
24 October 2009:Added to the Walter Rodney Archive:
People's Power, No Dictator - 1979
Sign of the Times - 1980
[Thanks to Susan Campbell and Steve Palmer]
24 October 2009: Added to the Daniel De Leon Internet Archive are 86 new editorials by De Leon from May through and October of 1907:
1907, May 26 – Concentrated Infamy
1907, May 27 – ‘Frisco Vindicates Socialism
1907, May 28 – Loyalty or Treason Trembling in the Scales
1907, May 29 – “Desirable” Citizens
1907, May 30 – Eternal Vigilance!
1907, May 31 – Wages and Cost of Living
1907, June 1 – The “Excitement” in ‘Frisco
1907, June 2 – Conversation No. 1
1907, June 3 – Madness With Method in It
1907, June 4 – Revolutionary Hughes
1907, June 5 – A Gored Bull Bellowing
1907, June 6 – “Law” and Law
1907, June 7 – Started, at Last!
1907, June 8 – The Negroes’ Wonderful Progress
1907, June 9 – Conversation No. 2
1907, June 10 – Misquoting Lincoln
1907, June 11 – Nastier and Nastier
1907, June 12 – Aladin’s “Public Opinion”
1907, June 13 – Driven to Admit the Truth
1907, June 14 – Catching ‘Em Acoming’, and Catching ‘Em Agwine’
1907, June 15 – “Shallow Philosophy” and “Mawkish Sentimentality”
1907, June 16 – Conversation No. 3
1907, June 18 – Orchard’s “Religion”
1907, June 19 – Scrawny Spartans
1907, June 20 – “Economic Distinctions”
1907, June 21 – A Blind Cassandra
1907, June 23 – Conversation No. 4
1907, June 25 – “Kelly the Bum,” Not “David the King”
1907, June 26 – Open Letter to “Health Home”
1907, June 27 – A Cardinal Blunder
1907, June 29 – With Marx for Text
1907, June 30 – Conversation No. 5
1907, July 1 – Divine Discontent
1907, July 2 – The Great Battle in Denver
1907, July 3 – Libeling Their Ancestry
1907, July 4 – Incautious GAR Officer
1907, July 5 – An Open Letter to Edward Lauterbach, President National Liberal Immigration League
1907, July 6 – Two “Common Lots”
1907, July 7 – Conversation No. 6
1907, July 8 – The New Tendency
1907, July 9 – Gnawing at the File
1907, July 10 – Well for Kikuchi
1907, July 12 – “Busting” the Tobacco Trust
1907, July 13 – The War
1907, July 14 – Conversation No. 7
1907, July 15 – News From Kherson
1907,July 16 – The “Best of All Possible Systems”
1907, July 17 – After Mallock, Aked
1907, July 18 – Fighting Windmills
1907, July 19 – Hearst Fulfilling His Mission
1907, July 20 – Who Is Master?
1907, July 21 – “A Highly Critical Time”
1907, July 22 – Mitchellism
1907, July 23 – A Criminal Record
1907, July 24 – Nothing “Unusual”
1907, July 25 – Poison and Antidote
1907, July 26 – Progress, and a Chance for More
1907, July 28 – Vandervelde’s Preface
1907, July 29 – Guilty! Guilty!! Guilty!!!
1907, July 30 – Emulating ‘48
1907, July 31 – As to Antimilitarism
1907, August 1 – Thirty Years Later
1907, August 2 – Wisdom, of Experience and Inexperience
1907, August 3 – Much Ado About Nothing
1907, August 4 – A Signal Example
1907, August 5 – Barrett’s Clean Breast
1907, August 26 – French Socialists
1907, September 1 – At Stuttgart
1907, September 10 – Revolution Triumphant
1907, October 4 – A Hint to Railroaders
1907, October 6 – Notes on the Stuttgart Congress I
1907, October 13 – Notes on the Stuttgart Congress II
1907, October 14 – Poor, Embarrassed William
1907, October 17 – Open Letter to the Rt. Rev. Arthur Foley Winnington Ingram
1907, October 18 – Nuptial Blazes
1907, October 19 – The Freshest Indictment
1907, October 20 – Notes on the Stuttgart Congress III
1907, October 21 – A Good Investment? Rather, a Bad One!
1907, October 23 – Half-Truths, and Worse
1907, October 25 – Word From Sugar Pine
1907, October 26 – The Gillette Case
1907, October 27 – Notes on the Stuttgart Congress IV
1907, October 28 – No Swaddlers Wanted
1907, October 29 – Right for Once
1907, October 30 – The Writing on the Wall
1907, October 31 – Whose Salvation?
[Thanks to Robert Bills and the Socialist Labor Party of the US]
25 October 2009: The Marxists Internet Archive is pleased to announce that the first 11 volumes (1921-1929) of The Labour Monthly have been indexed.
* Updates related to the Communist Party of Great Britain History Archive can also be found on the CPGB’s What’s New Page
[Thanks to Ted Crawford & Brian Reid]
25 October 2009: Added to the Nikolai Bukharin Archive:
New Forms of the World Crisis (1928)
[Thanks to Ted Crawford]
25 October 2009: Added to the Clemens Dutt Archive:
The Indian Struggle for Independence (1928)
The Indian League for Independence (1929)
[Thanks to Ted Crawford]
25 October 2009: Added to the Shapurji Saklatvala Archive:
India in the Labour World (1921)
[Thanks to Ted Crawford]
24 October 2009: Added to the Portuguese Temática Archive:
A União Soviética em Guarda Pela Paz, wrote by G. M. Malenkov.
[Thanks to Fernando Araújo]
23 October 2009: Added to the Portuguese Temática Archive:
Lei de Reforma Agrária da República Popular da China.
[Thanks to Fernando Araújo]
23 October 2009: Added to the Algeria History Archive:
A Stubborn Fidelity, by Pierre Vidal-Naquet 1986.
Pierre Vidal-Naquet, an important and influential historian of antiquity, was among the most important French voices during the war in Algeria in the fight against the crimes of the French army, most particularly against torture. Decades after the war, in this article he looks back on the full significance of that combat.
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
21 October 2009: Added to the Leon Trotsky Internet Archive are two articles from 1939 dealing with the lessons of the Spanish Revolution:
The Tragedy of Spain
Spain, Stalin and Yezhov
[Thanks to Martin Fahlgren & D. Walters]
21 October 2009: Added to the Portuguese Temática Archive:
A Reforma Agrária na China - wrote by Li Chau-Tsi.
[Thanks to Fernando Araújo]
18 October 2009: Added to the Boulangist Movement Archive:
The Boulanger Balance Sheet, 1888
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
18 October 2009: Added to the Portuguese Temática Archive:
O Caminho da Consolidação e do Desenvolvimento das Vitórias do Povo Chinês - wrote by Chu En-Lai.
[Thanks to Fernando Araújo]
18 October 2009: Added to the Jean-Patrick Manchette Archive:
The Roman Noir and Terrorism, 1982
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
17 October 2009: Added to the Portuguese Stalin Archive:
Resposta ao Camarada Maktchulin, 1927
[Thanks to Fernando Araújo]
16 October 2009: Added to the Ted Grant Internet Archive:
16 October 2009: Added to the Portuguese Temática Archive:
Nossa Política: As Tarefas Atuais dos Comunistas para a Organização, a Unidade e as Lutas da Classe Operária - wrote by Comitê Nacional do PCB.
[Thanks to Fernando Araújo]
15 October 2009: Completed in the Vitaly Vygodsky Archive:
The Story of a Great Discovery: How Karl Marx Wrote Capital
[Steve Palmer]
15 October 2009: Added to the Portuguese Stalin Archive:
Tese Para os Propagandistas;
[Thanks to Partido Comunista Revolucionário and Fernando Araújo]
12 October 2009: Added to the Natalya Krupskaya Archive:
How Lenin Studied Marx, 1933
[Thanks to Ted Crawford and Steve Palmer]
12 October 2009: Added to the Walter Rodney Archive:
Masses in Action, 1966
The Imperialist Partition of Africa, 1970
The Question of Disengagement from Imperialism, 1971
Tanzanian Ujamaa and Scientific Socialism, 1972
The African Revolution, 1972
Marxism and African Liberation, 1975
Class Contradictions in Tanzania, 1975
International Class Struggle in Africa, the Caribbean and America, 1975
[Thanks to Susan Campbell and Steve Palmer]
12 October 2009: Added to the Political Economy after Marx Archive:
David Yaffe: Value and Price in Marx's Capital, 1974
[Thanks to Revolutionary Communist Group and Steve Palmer]
12 October 2009: Added to the Boulangist Movement Archive:
To the People, My Sole Judge, 1889
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
12 October 2009: Added to the Montoneros History Archive:
Resolution of the Montonero Party, March 10 1979
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
11 October, 2009: Added to the Swedish John Reed Internet Archive:
Ten Days that Shook the World, John Reed, 1919
[Thanks to Martin Fahlgren]
9 October 2009: Added to the Ted Grant Internet Archive:
Slump this year? 1958
Labour’s programme—1964-70 disaster was a warning 1972
[Thanks to Francesco Merli and tedgrant.org]
9 October 2009: Added to the German Karl Kautsky Archive:
Karl Marx' Ökonomische Lehren The Economic Doctrines of Karl Marx (1887/1903),
Sozialismus und Kolonialpolitik Socialism and Colonial Policy (1907),
Finanzkapital und Krisen Finance Capital and Crisis(1911),
Gold, Papier und Ware Gold, Paper-Currency and Commodity (1912),
Der Imperialismus Imperialism (1914).
[Thanks to Thomas Schmidt]
9 October 2009: Added to the Portuguese Temática Archive:
Figuras do Movimento Operário George Dimitrov — Eminente Discípulo e Companheiro de Armas de J. Stálin - wrote by G. G. Guirguinov.
[Thanks to Fernando Araújo]
8 October 2009: Added to the C.L.R. James Archive:
Why Negroes Should Oppose the War (Socialist Workers Party pamphlet, 1939)
Lecture on Federation (West Indies and British Guiana) (Speech delivered in what was then British Guiana June, 1958)
West Indians of East Indian Descent (IBIS pamphlet, 1965)
Walter Rodney and the Question of Power (Speech given January 1, 1981)
[Thanks to Damon Maxwell]
7 October 2009: Added to the French History Section:
Boulangist Movement Archive
General Boulanger and the Boulangist Movement, by Mitch Abidor
The Suicide of General Boulanger, 1891
The Program of General Boulanger, 1888
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
5 October 2008: Added to the Encyclopedia of Trotskyism On-Line has added to the ETOL Newspaper & Journal collection articles from a variety of important British Revolutionary Marxists writing for Labour Review between 1958 and 1960:
‘Export of Revolution’, 1917-1924, by Brian Pearce
The First International, ed. and trans. by Hans Gerth, reviewed by Henry Collins
The Economics of Communist Eastern Europe, by Nicolas Spulber, reviewed by Tom Kemp
Germany and the Revolution in Russia, 1915-1918, ed. by Z.A.B. Zeman, reviewed by Brian Pearce
Stalin’s Correspondence with Churchill, Attlee, Roosevelt and Truman, 1941-45, reviewed by Brian Pearce
Race Riots: the Socialist Answer, by Cliff Slaughter
The Pasternak Affair, by Alan MacDonald
Marxists in the Second World War, by William Hunter
The British Communist Party: A Historical Profile, by Henry Pelling, reviewed by Brian Pearce
The Worker Views his Union, by Joel Seidman, Jack London, Bernard Karsh and Daisy L. Tagliacozzo, reviewed by Jock Stevens
Death on the Left, by John Connell, reviewed by G. Gale
Politics of Prosperity and Depression, by Tom Kemp
Lessons of the Dining Car Strike, by Brian Arundel
Freedom and Revolution, by Alasdair MacIntyre
Building the Bolshevik Party, by Brian Pearce
The Shop Stewards’ Movement and Workers’ Control, 1910-1922, by B. Pribicevic, reviewed by Brian Pearce
1931 Political Crisis, by R. Bassett, reviewed by Bill Parry
Communism and British Intellectuals, by Neal Wood, reviewed by Bill Parry
Over-centralisation in Economic Administration, by Janos Kornai, reviewed by Tom Kemp
Gangrene, Benenson edit., reviewed by Tom Kemp
Dawn in Nyasaland, by Guy Clutton-Brock, reviewed by Ade Olu
Hadrian the Seventh, by Fr. Rolfe, reviewed by Henry Pelling
Soviet Prose, Hingley, edit., reviewed by Brian Pearce
Police, by John Coatman, reviewed by Brian Pearce
A New Ideologist of Capitalism, by Tom Kemp.
[Thanks to Ted Crawford and D. Walters]
5 October 2008: Added to the Evelyn Roy Archive:
The Revolution in Central Asia—The Struggle for Power in Holy Bokhara, pt. I (1924)
The Revolution in Central Asia—The Struggle for Power in Holy Bokhara, pt. II (1924)
[Thanks to Ted Crawford]
4 October 2009: Added to the Portuguese Temática Archive:
A Nova Etapa da Luta de Libertação Nacional dos Povos da Índia - wrote by V. Balabushievitch.
[Thanks to Fernando Araújo]
3 October 2009: Added to the Leon Trotsky Internet Archive are the last two appendices from his Problems of the Chinese Revolution:
The Letter from Shanghai [By three Russian communists visting China)
Speech of Vuyo Vuyovitch [Speech deliverted to the International Exec. Comm. of the Communist International in 1927]
[Thanks to Martin Fahlgren & D. Walters]
3 October 2009: Added to the Marxism and Music section:
The Internationale
[Translated for marxists.org by Mitchell Abidor]
2 October 2009: We have added to the Gregory Zinoviev Internet Archive his 1927 Theses on the Chinese Revolution. This was translated by Pioneer Publishing in 1932 for Leon Trotsky’s collection of polemical writings titled Problems of the Chinese Revolution.
[Thanks to Martin Fahlgren & D. Walters]
2 October 2009: Added to the Portuguese Marx/Engels Archive:
Carta para Joseph Bloch, 1890.
[Thanks to Vinicius Valentin Raduan Miguel and Fernando Araújo]
2 October 2008: Added to the Alfred Rosmer Archive:
British Imperialism and French Imperialism After The London Conference (1924)
[Thanks to Ted Crawford]
2 October 2008: Added to the Nikolai Bukharin Archive:
The Tasks of the Russian Communist Party (1926)
The World Revolution and the U.S.S.R. (1927)
[Thanks to Ted Crawford]
1 October 2009: Introducing the Monty Johnstone Archive:
Review of Mandel’s “Revolutionary Marxism Today” (1980)
Is the Marxist Tradition Democratic? (1981)
The Polish Crisis (1982)
Gorbachev Ushers in a New Period (1985)
Will Gorbachev Shake the World?: A roundtable discussion (1986)
People Power (1989)
Marxism After Marx: Critical Condition (1990)
The Moment of Truth (1990)
* Updates related to the Communist Party of Great Britain History Archive can also be found on the CPGB’s What’s New Page
[Thanks to Brian Reid]
1 October 2009: Added to the Writers Section of the Encyclopedia of Trotskyism On-Line is the new Julius Jacobson Archive. Jacobson was the founder of the New Politics [New York] magazine, a “Third Camp Socialist” review:
Standing Fast, a biography by Barry Finger
Civil Liberties and the Philosopher of the Cold War Writing as Julius Falk for New International (and in concujction with Gordon Haskell). [1955]
The Peters Case Writing as Julius Falk for New International. [1955]
Magazine Chronicle review Writing as Julius Falk for New International (and in concujction with Abe Stein). [1955]
Leninism, The Comintern and Putschism Writing as Julius Falk [1965]
Isaac Deutscher: The Anatomy of an Apologist [1965]
Reflections on Fascism and Communism [1983