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Fourth International: International Bulletins Library

1946 through 1950

Fourth International


The file naming for these documents can be confusing. The SWP in producing these bulletins for the Fourth International, went through several purmutations in naming them. Thus, the 1946 and 1947 bulletins use a Volume and Issue number along with month and year. Then in 1949 they printed them only the month and year without volume and issue number. The order in which they are presented here is the order of the publication of these bulletins, regardless of the volume and issue numbers.


Volume 1, No. 1, September, 1946 International Information Bulletin
Published by the Socialist Workers Party for the FI:

Discussion on the French Referendum


Volume 1, No. 2, March, 1947 International Information Bulletin
Published by the Socialist Workers Party for the FI:

The Soviet Union after the War And the Policy of the Communist Parties


June, 1949 International Information Bulletin
Published by the Socialist Workers Party for the FI:

Political Resolutions of the Seventh Plenum of the International Executive Committee of the Fourth Internatonal (April 1949)


December, 1949 International Information Bulletin
Published by the Socialist Workers Party for the FI:

On the Class Nature of Yugoslavia by M. Pablo


January, 1950 International Information Bulletin
Published by the Socialist Workers Party for the FI:

The Yugoslav Question, The Question of the Soviet Buffer Zone, and Their Implications for Marxist Theory by Ernest Germain (E. Mandel)


May, 1950 International Information Bulletin
Published by the Socialist Workers Party for the FI:

Yugoslavia and the Rest of the Soviet Buffer Zone,by Michel Pablo


September, 1950 [part a] International Information Bulletin
Published by the Socialist Workers Party for the FI:


September, 1950 [part b] International Information Bulletin
Published by the Socialist Workers Party for the FI:

The Yugoslav Question