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 Classics in Activity Theory,
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in the 1970s, of the second generation of Soviet followers of Lev
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public domain, these works have become unavailable, in most cases even
on the second hand market. And yet there is vast research community
across the world which builds on Vygotsky and Activity theory,
particularly in education departments.Each of the three books beginning the series is a collection of the English translations from one of the three authors: Alexei Leontyev's The Development of Mind, Alexander Meshcheryakov's Awakening To Life and Evald Ilyenkov's The Ideal in Human Activity, plus a short preface by Prof. Mike Cole of the University of California, San Diego. Click here to purchase all three books at a special rate. |
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| The Great Anger, by Mitchell
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Who We Are
31 May 2010: Added to the Portuguese Amazonas Archive:
Capitalismo de Estado na Transição ao Socialismo
[Thanks to Diego Grossi Pacheco and Fernando Araújo]
28 May 2010: Added to the Italian Language MIA section Alexandra Kollontai archive:
Amore, matrimonio, famiglia, comunismo", Kollontai, 1923
Largo all'eros alato, Kollontai, 1923
Vassilissa, Kollontai, 1923
[Thanks to Santo Graziano and Paola Strippoli]
28 May 2010:
Added to the Italian language V.I.Lenin archive:
L'atteggiamento del partito operaio verso la religione, Lenin, 1909
[Thanks to Falce e Martello]
28 May 2010:
Added to the Italian language Sergei Ejzenstejn archive:
La forma cinematografica, Ejzenstejn, 1935
[Thanks to Clara S.]
26 May, 2010: Added to the Swedish Cornelius Castoriadis Internet Archive:
The Social Regime in Russia, 1977
[Thanks to Jonas Holmgren]
26 May, 2010: Added to the Swedish Ernest Mandel Internet Archive:
The Soviet economy today - toward capitalism or socialism? (1972)
[Thanks to Martin Fahlgren]
25 May, 2010: New addition to the Spanish Sections' subject archive on Guerrilla Warfare::
The autobiographic Memorias de un guerrillero by former guerrilla José de Jesús Morales Hernández ,"El Momia". [Thanks to José de Jesús Morales Hernández and to Juan Fajardo]
21 May 2010:. The Marxists Internet Archive is proud to announce that new volunteer Mark Harris has completed proofreading and made corrections to Marx and Engels Volume 1 of Capital. It now available for downloading in single 520-page edition, nicely formatted for printing, confident that it will be error free.
21 May 2010: Added to the Raya Dunyevskaya Archive:
Malenkov Pledges H-Bomb and Caviar, 1953
[Thanks to Kevin Michaels]
21 May 2010: Added to the Portuguese Álvaro Cunhal Archive:
O Comunismo Hoje e Amanhã, 1993
[Thanks to Partido Comunista Português - Organização Regional de Lisboa and Fernando Araújo]
19 May, 2010: Added to the Swedish Cornelius Castoriadis Internet Archive:
The Working Class and Organisation, Pierre Chaulieu, 1959
[Thanks to Jonas Holmgren]
19 May 2010: Added to the Trotskyists under the Occupation History Archive:
Working Women Organize the Fight to Slow Down Production, La Vérité, March 1, 1943
[Thanks to Mitchell Abidor]
19 May 2010: Added to the new Antoine Momoro Archive:
Petition to the National Assembly, September 1791
[Thanks to Mitchell Abidor]
19 May 2010: Added to the new Manuel Devaldes Archive:
War in the Sexual Act, 1936
[Thanks to Mitchell Abidor]
17 May 2010: Opened the Edward Palmer Thompson archive in the Portuguese-language section, with:
Algumas Observações Sobre Classe e "Falsa Consciência"
[Thanks to Barlavento - Observatório de Esquerda, Daniel Dominges Monteiro and Fernando Araújo,]
16 May, 2010: Added to the Spanish-language Archivo Daniel Bensaďd:
Comunismo y estalinismo (1997)
Lenin: ˇSaltos! ˇSaltos! ˇSaltos! (2002)
Teoremas de resistencia (2004)
[Thanks to Reven and Revolta Global]
16 May, 2010: We add Marx's critique of Proudhon, Miseria de la filosofia (1847) to the Spanish-language Archivo Marx-Engels. [Thanks to Julio Rodriguez and Juan Fajardo]
17 May 2010: Added to the Enclyclopedia of Anti-Revisionism On-Line:
In the section on the United Kingdom
A new section on the late-1970s is now included on EROL. Documents will be available soon. See High Tide: The Consolidation of Maoism by the Late 1970’s to read the background section.
The following document has been added to early-1960s section.
What’s wrong with Peter Seltman? [1965] by A. H. Evans (A critical look at a polemic against the British Communist Party.)
The following document has been added to the Committee to Defeat Revisionism, For Communist Unity:
“Red Front” truly a “front”of reaction [1968] (An article in the Vanguard denouncing the Marxist-Leninist Organization of Britain for its support of Liu-Shao Chi during the Cultural Revolution.)
The following documents have been added to the Action Centre for Marxist-Leninist Unity – Marxist-Leninist Organization of Britain section
Proletarian Internationalism: The Key to Victory in Anti-imperialist Struggle and Socialist Revolution! [1968] (A political report to the central committee of the Marxist-Leninist Organization of Britain.)
An Open Letter to the Rank and File of Maoist Parties, Organizations and Groups [1971] (A call to the cadre of pro-Mao groups to debate the changes in China since the Cultural Revolution.)
The following documents have been added to the section on Communist Federation of Britain (Marxist-Leninist)
Revisionism and the British Anti-Revisionist Movement by T.M. [Winter 1972/73] (An analysis of the origins British anti-revisionist movement including the CPB-ML.)
Revisionism is Bourgeois Ideology Dressed up as Marxism. Criticism of the article in MLQ3 called “Revisionism and the British Anti-Revisionist Movement” [1976] (A critique of the above article.)
The Working Class Grows Strong By Fighting Errors Within Its Ranks: Criticism of the Founding Statement of the Communist Federation of Britain (Marxist-Leninist) [1976] (A critical analysis of the federation model of unity used by the CFB-ML.)
On Relations Between Marxist-Leninist Organizations in Britain [1975] (A statement on policies and principles by the London group of the CFB.)
Letter of Resignation from the Secretary of the Coventry Group to the Executive Committee, C.F.B. (M.-L.) [1976] (A resignation letter from a member who claims the leadership has overthrown the founding principles of the CFB).
Reply to the Resignation letter of the Coventry Group of the C.F.B. (M-L) [1976]
The section on the late-1960s in the United Kingdom has been updated to include the Communist Unity Association (Marxist-Leninist). To read about the background of this group, see The Second Wave: the Radical Youth Wants a Party: The Late 1960s – Index Page.
In the section on Canada
The following documents have been added to the section on In Struggle! Create the Marxist-Leninist Organization of Struggle for the Party [1974] (Document released after the founding congress of In Struggle.)
Fight the Sectarianism of the CCL (ML) [1976] (A pamphlet that questions the attitude of the Canadian Communist League (Marxist-Leninist) towards the unity of Marxist-Leninists.)
The Canadian Marxist-Leninist Group IN STRUGGLE! [1977] (A pamphlet that introduces the political line and history of In Struggle.) Against Right Opportunism on International Questions [1977] (A supplement to the In Struggle newspaper for the third conference of Canadian Marxist-Leninists. In Struggle outlines its opposition to the “Three Worlds” theory)
No Revolutionary Party Without a Revolutionary Program [1978] (A pamphlet that critiques organizations that use short-term platforms and tactics as a substitute for building a Marxist-Leninist party based on a revolutionary program.)
For the Political and Organizational Unity of the International Communist Movement [1979] (A pamphlet from the third congress of In Struggle calling for the re-organization of the Marxist-Leninist movement in a new communist international based on program rather than “father parties”.)
[Thanks to EROL volunteers Malcolm N. and Paul C.]
15 May, 2010: Added to the Swedish Leon Trotsky Internet Archive:
A Letter to Farrell Dobbs Leon Trotsky, January 1940
A Letter to John G. Wright Leon Trotsky, January 1940
A Letter to James P. Cannon Leon Trotsky, January 1940
A Letter to William F. Warde Leon Trotsky, January 1940
[Thanks to Martin Fahlgren]
15 May, 2010: Added to the Encyclopaedia of Trotskyism On-Line in the Spartacist League/ICL section,
The official House American Activities Committee for the State of Louisiana in 1967 transcript on the SL activities in that state. It is a large 11mb PDF document that explores, from the point of view of the hostile, racist, State investigators, the SL's views on various subjects most notably the growing Civil Rights movement there and the fight against racism.
[Thanks to the Raisnov Library]
14 May 2010: Added to the Ted Grant Internet Archive:
The Dockers fight 1972
TUC: end collaboration with Tories 1972
All-out campaign to bring down Tories—lessons of TUC 1972
[Thanks to Francesco Merli and tedgrant.org]
14 May 2010: Added to the Portuguese Marx/Engels Archive:
Extracto dos Comentários ao Livro de Bakúnine «Estabilidade e Anarquia», 1874.
[Thanks to Edições Avante! and Fernando Araújo]
14 May 2010: Added to the August Bebel Internet Archive:
Socialism and the General Strike in Germany (1905)
[Thanks to Ted Crawford and Mike B.]
10 May 2010: Added to the Chris Harman Archive:
For law, read class (1978) (book review)
Ross Pritchard – dedicated socialist (2001) (obituary)
I urge you to join the socialists (2001)
TUC’s own official part of plots against left leaders (2002)
Shaking up New Labour (2002) (interview)
We owe bim a huge debt (2002) (obituary) (short memoir about Duncan Hallas)
‘Seeds of new society are sown in battle with the old’ (2002) (robust defence of strikes)
‘We need to concentrate on the big deception’ (2003) (on the Labour government’s propaganda campaign in support of the invasion of Iraq – after the suicide of a government scientific advisor just after giving evidence before a parliamentary inquiry)
Libel Fund: ‘Please contribute to Bookmarks appeal’ (2003)
How capitalism corrupts Labour politicians (2004) (extract from his last book, The Vote, which was published posthumously)
Toussaint L’Ouverture and the great Haitian slave revolt (2004) (written to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Toussaint’s death)
[Thanks to Einde O’Callaghan]
10 May 2010: Added to the Tony Cliff Archive:
Where do we go from here? (1978) (interview)
[Thanks to Einde O’Callaghan]
10 May 2010: Added to the David Widgery Archive:
‘Poetry is made by all ... not by one’ (1966) (book review) (on the works of André Breton)
[Thanks to Einde O’Callaghan]
10 May 2010: Added to the Chris Harman Archive:
Merseyside – Testing ground (1978) (report on situation in Liverpool)
Swinging back to the left (1980) (review of trajectory of the New Statesman)
When will the bubble burst? (1989) (interview) (on the economic situation)
That old racist game (1989) (critique of immigration controls)
History at an end? (1989) (on the transitions from Antiquity to feutdalism and from feudalism to capitalism and what that signifies about the transition to socialism)
Break up of a bloc? (1989) (on the crisis of the Eastern Bloc)
Turning the tide (1989) (on Tony Benn’ account of the 1974-79 government)
Valuable Volumes (1989) (extended book review) (on the volumes of Marx & Engels Collected Works containing Marx’ economic notebooks)
The struggle goes on (1989) (on the collapse of one Eastern European regime after another)
The right medicine (1989) (book review) (on a collection of writings by David Widgery)
[Thanks to Einde O’Callaghan]
10 May, 2010: Added to the Swedish Leon Trotsky Internet Archive:
A Letter to Joseph Hansen Leon Trotsky, January 1940
An Open Letter to Comrade Burnham Leon Trotsky, January 1940
A Letter to James P. Cannon Leon Trotsky, January 1940
[Thanks to Martin Fahlgren]
9 May 2010:Added to the Daniel De Leon Internet Archive are 80 new editorials by De Leon from November of 1908 through January of 1909:
1908, November 1 – Debs’s Opportunity
1908, November 2 – Trimming the Poodle
1908, November 4 – Taft’s Election
1908, November 5 – The Campaign in the Ninth
1908, November 6 – Bourbon Gompers
1908, November 8 – The "Silent Vote"
1908, November 10 – Naught’s Lost If Wisdom’s Gained
1908, November 11 – Gompers on the Way to a Monkery
1908, November 12 – Business Depression and Immigration
1908, November 13 – The Shadow of Russia Spreading
1908, November 14 – A Parallel
1908, November 15 – Property Self-Exhibited
1908, November 17 – As to the Preamble of the Trautmann-St. John-Axelson Concern
1908, November 18 – "Wasnuning"
1908, November 19 – A Boomerang Witticism
1908, November 20 – Priceless Rockefeller’s Testimony
1908, November 21 – Great Events Ahead in Germany
1908, November 22 – The Suffragettes Up Against It
1908, November 23 – The Enfant Terrible
1908, November 24 – The "Risk" of Capital
1908, November 25 – Renegade Carnegie Canonized
1908, November 26 – We Sail Westward
1908, November 27 – Creed and Material Conditions
1908, November 28 – Up to the AF of L
1908, November 29 – Sore-Harassed Miss Free Trade
1908, November 30 – The Marianna Disaster 1908, December 1 – Two Nuts Left Uncracked
1908, December 2 – The In-Class Struggle
1908, December 3 – Germany’s Social Democracy at Work
1908, December 4 – Goulds, Castellanes and Sagans Furnishing Testimony
1908, December 5 – Capitalist Theft and Murder
1908, December 6 – Where Mrs. Wells Erred
1908, December 8 – The Pickle of the CFU
1908, December 9 – Protection Carries Off the Palm
1908, December 10 – Dr. Sangrado Gilder
1908, December 10 – Documents for History
1908, December 11 – A Word for the Anarchist
1908, December 12 – Spain—America
1908, December 13 – Considerate of Each Other
1908, December 14 – A Sermon From the Operating Table
1908, December 15 – A "Reasonable Profit"
1908, December 18 – President Eliot Condemning Crime and Chucking Criminals Under the Chin
1908, December 19 – The Turkish Parliament
1908, December 20 – We Can’t All Have Automobiles
1908, December 22 – Veiled Peonage
1908, December 23 – To Get Rid of Tramps
1908, December 24 – He Who Takes the Sword Shall Perish With the Sword
1908, December 25 – Sociologic Fatalism
1908, December 26 – Judge Wright’s Revolutionary Act—Backward
1908, December 27 – "Unreasonably Low Profits"
1908, December 29 – Gompers at the Forking of the Road
1908, December 30 – Presbyterians in Full Retreat
1908, December 31 – Capitalism=Blackmail
1909, January 1 – Greeting the New Year
1909, January 2 – Mr. Averill Once More
1909, January 3 – The Mission of Judge Wright
1909, January 5 – St. John’s Chapel
1909, January 6 – The Suez Canal Junket
1909, January 7 – Manufacturing Prosperity in Kansas
1909, January 8 – The Gas Decision
1909, January 9 – Kicking Against Pricks
1909, January 10 – A Word for Roosevelt
1909, January 11 – Metz, The Glass-Holder
1909, January 12 – Columbia’s Canned Economics
1909, January 13 – Taft at Augusta
1909, January 14 – The Tillman Case
1909, January 15 – Reinstein’s Timely Warning
1909, January 16 – "American Conservatism"
1909, January 17 – The Hatters Strike
1909, January 18 – Setting Dr. Aked Right
1909, January 19 – Judge Wright’s Opportunity
1909, January 20 – Work—and Die!
1909, January 21 – Edgar Allan Poe (2 pp, 152K)
1909, January 22 – A Make-Shift Socialist Congressman
1909, January 24 – The Unrest in India
1909, January 26 – To the Workingmen of Pittsburg
1909, January 27 – "Direct Nominations"
1909, January 29 – Path-Finder Flagler
1909, January 30 – Russian Extradition
1909, January 31 – What Is Pure and Simpledom?
[Thanks to Robert Bills and the Socialist Labor Party of the US]
8 May 2010: Added to the New Hyndman Archive:
The International Situation and the International Socialist Bureau, September 1902
Laborism, Impossibilism and Socialism, May 1903
Socialism and Labourism in England, 1909
Revolutionary Social-Democracy, The Curse of Compromise in Great Britain., 1910
[Thanks to Ted Crawford]
8 May 2010: Added to the French Trotskyists under the Occupation Archive:
As in June ’36: Class Against Class, La Lutte Ouvričre, July, 1941.
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
8 May, 2010: Added to the Rudolf Sprenger Internet Archive:
Bolshevism, 1939
[Thanks to Adam Buick]
8 May, 2010 : Added to the J. V. Stalin Internet Archive Complete volume of “Correspondence Between the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the USSR and the Presidents of the USA and the Prime Ministers of Great Britain During the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945.” Volume -2, Correspondence with Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman (August 1941- December 1945) :
[Thanks to Salil Sen]
7 May, 2010: Added to the Swedish André Gorz Internet Archive:
Écologie et Liberté, 1977
[Thanks to Jonas Holmgren]
7 May 2010: Added to the International Socialism Archive (1958-1968):
Colin Barker: Fog at Fawley (1965) (book review)
Colin Barker: Nice and Brutal (1965) (book review)
Curtis McNally: Whence France? (1965) (book review)
Nigel Harris: Confucian Confusion (1965) (book review)
Nigel Harris: White Collars (1965) (book review)
Ian H. Birchall: Uninstructive (1965) (book review)
Labour in Office (1965) (editorial)
Knuckling Under (1964) (editorial)
Gerry Lynch: Labour and Education (1965)
Volkhard Mosler: The German Trade Union Movement 1945-52 (1965)
Stan Mills: The Right Lines (1965) (book review)
Hilary Rose: Defend the Tenant (1965) (book review)
Sarah Watson: Primary Classes (1965) (book review)
David Breen: Them (1965) (book review)
David Breen: Forever Backward (1965) (book review)
David Breen: Indian High Noon (1965) (book review)
Tony Young: Soldiers (1965) (book review)
Chris Gray: UNexamined (1965) (book review)
Hilary Rose: The Folly of Solly (1965) (book review)
Bert Benson: Sick in Mind (1965) (book review)
Dave Peers: When the Boom Breaks (1965) (book review)
Steven Rose: Philatelic (1965) (book review)
Barry Hindess: Duty Bound (1965) (book review)
John Palmer: The Budget (1966) (notebook)
Ian Birchall: Trouble in Belgium (1966) (notebook)
James & Audrey Kincaid: The Glossy Soup Kitchen – Social Security under Labour (1966)
Colin Barker: Comment on Incomes Policy and Class Power (1966)
Colin Barker: Lex v. Labour (1966) (book review)
Ian H. Birchall: Radical Alliance (1966) (book review)
Nigel Harris: More China (1966) (book review)
Ian H. Birchall: Permanent Betrayal (1966) (book review)
Nigel Harris: Class Struggle and Literature (1966) (book review)
Euphoria and After (1966) (editorial)
Mark-Time Congress (1966) (editorial)
Dave Peers: Shipbuilding (1966) (notebook)
Ian Taylor: The Left on the General Election (1966) (notebook)
Freedom in Poland (1966) (editorial)
John Strauther: Racism in Britain (1966) (letter)
Charles Posner: The Counterplan (1966) (letter)
Letter to Readers (1966) (editorial)
Paul Derrick: Incomes Policy and Class Power (1966)
David Breen: Guys and Jobs (1966) (book review)
Bernard Ross: The Birth of the Boss (1966) (book review)
Peter Ibbotson: The Curse (1966) (book review)
Peter Ibbotson: Robert Owen (1966) (book review)
Bert Bensen: Both Sides of the Wall (1966) (book review)
Tony Wooton: New Courses (1966) (book review)
John Lee: A Little Gem (1966) (book review)
Barry Hindess: Bogged Down (1966) (book review)
Bernard Ross: Right Book Club (1966) (book review)
Sarah Cox: Ladies in Armour (1966) (book review)
Paul Coysh: World of Yesterday (1966) (book review)
Bob Looker: Banana Split (1966) (book review)
John Ashdown: Asian Money (1966) (book review)
Terence R. Mandrell: Rocking the Cradle (1966) (book review)
Manuel Macedo: Dei Ad Gloriam (1966) (book review)
Tony Elger: Reductio Ad Absurdum (1966) (book review)
Books Received (1966)
C. Dallas: Teachers (1967) (notebook)
John Palmer: The Economy (1967) (notebook)
James Kincaid: Industrial Disablement in Britain (1967)
Raymond Challinor: Incomes Policy – Reply to J. Hughes (1967)
Ian H. Birchall: Hardly an Eagle (1967) (book review)
Colin Barker: Not a Candle (1967) (book review)
Ian H. Birchall: Artless (1967) (book review)
John Palmer: European Brinkmanship (1967) (book review)
John Palmer: And Pale Pinks Sneer (1967) (book review)
Raymond Challinor: Vive Harold! (1967) (book review)
Raymond Challinor: Three Steps to the Right (1966) (book review)
Raymond Challinor: Free Bombs (1967) (book review)
Raymond Challinor: Trappings Trapped (1967) (book review)
Nigel Harris: Prophet on the Right (1967) (book review)
Letter to Readers (1967) (editorial)
Roger Cox: AEU (1967) (notebook)
Volkhard Mosler: German Wages (1967) (notebook)
Roger McGough: Poems (1967) (poetry)
John Hughes: On Incomes Policy (1967) (letter)
Stanley Weir: The Forces Behind the Reuther-Meany Split (1967)
Ian Taylor: Race and Class (1967) (extended book review)
Stephen Castles: German Mirrors (1967) (book review)
John Lee: Wiseman or Nurk? (1967) (book review)
Peter Ibbotson: Class or Status? (1967) (book review)
Bert Bensen: The Least of His Crimes (1967) (book review)
Bert Bensen: Dream-In (1967) (book review)
Anthony Uden: The People’s Property (1967) (book review)
Bob Looker: Megalocephaly too! (1966) (book review)
Paul Coysh: And a Phony We (1967) (book review)
Martin Chanock: African Futures (1967) (book review)
Martin Epstein: ‘Progressive:’ Discuss (1967) (book review)
Bert Bensen: What’s New (1967) (book review)
Bert Bensen: Unhallowed Body (1967) (book review)
Bernard Ross: Nut-Cracker (1967) (book review)
P. Mansell: Pre-Revolutionary (1967) (book review)
Will Fancy: Posthumous Protest (1967) (book review)
John Barber: Dim View (1967) (book review)
Barry Hindess: Enough (1967) (book review)
Peter Ibbotson: Hope for Huddersfield (1967) (book review)
Books Received (1967)
Cumulative Author Index: IS 1 to 28 (1967)
The complete contents of International Socialism (1st series), Nos.20, 25 & 29 are now on-line.)
[Thanks to Ted Crawford & the late Will Fancy]
7 May 2010: Added to the Michael Kidron Archive:
Letter to Readers on India (1965) (last letter to readers as editor of International Socialism)
The Fire Last Time (1965) (book review)
[Thanks to Ted Crawford & the late Will Fancy]
7 May 2010: Added to the Victor Serge Archive:
Twice Met (1964) (memoir)
[Thanks to Ted Crawford & the late Will Fancy]
7 May 2010: Added to the George Rawick Archive:
Meany and the AFL-CIO (1966) (notebook)
Reply to Angus Hone (1966)
Rappite Harmony (1967) (book review)
[Thanks to Ted Crawford & the late Will Fancy]
7 May 2010: Added to the Georg Lukacs Archive:
What is Orthodox Marxism II (1919) (seciond poart of alternative translation)
[Thanks to Ted Crawford & the late Will Fancy]
7 May 2010: Added to the Paul Mattick Archive:
Reply to Robin Derricourt (1966) (response to critique of Socialism and Humanism)
[Thanks to Ted Crawford & the late Will Fancy]
7 May 2010: Added to the Martin Glaberman Archive:
On the Giant’s Shoulders (1966) (book review)
[Thanks to Ted Crawford & the late Will Fancy]
6 May 2010: Added to the Leon Blum Archive:
Speech at the Socialist Party Congress at Tours, 27 December 1920
[Thanks to Zdravko Saveski]
6 May 2010: Added to the Italian Language MIA section Bruno Maffi archive:
Prefazione al "Tribuno del popolo", Maffi, 1945
Spigolature Trotskiste, Maffi, 1948
5 May 2010: Added to the Italian Language MIA Plechanov archive:
Note sulla storia della letteratura francese del Lanson, Mattick, 1905
[Thanks to Emiliano Gentili]
5 May 2010: Added to the Portuguese Temática Archive:
Figuras do Movimento Operário: Alguns Aspectos da Atividade de Blanqui, wrote by André Marty.
[Thanks to Fernando Araújo]
5 May, 2010: Added to the Swedish Ernest Mandel Internet Archive:
Workers under neo-capitalism (1968)
[Thanks to Martin Fahlgren]
3 May, 2010: Added to the Swedish Leon Trotsky Internet Archive:
A Letter to John G. Wright, Leon Trotsky, December 1939
A Letter to Max Shachtman, Leon Trotsky, December 1939
Four Letters to the National Committee Majority, Leon Trotsky, Dec. 1939 to Jan. 1940
[Thanks to Martin Fahlgren]
3 May 2010: Added to the Jacques Hebert Archive:
Deputy Procurator of the Commune, to his Fellow Citizens, 1793
[Thanks to Mitchell Abidor]
3 May 2010: Added to the new Leon Blum Archive:
On Andre Gide, 1897
[Thanks to Mitchell Abidor]
3 May 2010: Added to the Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias History Archive:
Expropriation of Arms from a Truck of the Gorilla Army, 1971
[Thanks to Mitchell Abidor]
3 May 2010: Added to the Raya Dunyevskaya Archive:
Production Statistics and the Devaluation of the Ruble, 1948
[Thanks to Kevin Michaels]
2 May 2010: Opened the Dolores Ibarruri archive in the Portuguese-language section, with:
A Luta do Povo Espanhol Contra o Franquismo
[Thanks to Fernando Araújo]
2 May, 2010: Added to the Swedish Rudolf Sprenger Archive:
Bolshevism, 1939
[Thanks to Jonas Holmgren]