Marxists Internet Archive: Archive updates
July 2025
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12 July 2025: Added to the Otto Hall Archive:
February 1933: The Political Significance of the Herndon Case, Daily Worker, February 4, 1933
February 1934: Denmark Vesey - A Lesson in Self-Defense, Labor Defender, February 1934
May 1934: "They Shall Not Die!" Cry of Thousands on May Day, Thrills Scottsboro Mothers, Daily Worker, May 5, 1934
May 1934: Scottsboro Mothers, Still Uncowed, Fight for Their Boys, Daily Worker, May 7, 1934
June 1935: An Unsung Heroine: "Sojourner Truth", Working Women, June 1935
March 1950: Grace Campbell, Pioneer Communist, Sunday Worker, March 12, 1950
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
11 July 2025: Added to the Otto Hall Archive:
June 1929: Otto Hall for Strong, United Party, Daily Worker, June 13, 1929
June 1929: Negro Trade Union Militants Show A.F.L. Sellout of Porters, Daily Worker, June 29, 1929
September 1929: Hall Will Speak Here on Sunday. Negro Communist to Address Conference, Daily Worker, September 5, 1929
September 1929: Negro Workers Roused to Action on Gastonia; Pledge Aid for Defense and Relief, Says Otto Hall, I.L.D. Delegate to Cleveland Meet, Daily Worker, September 7, 1929
November 1929: Communist Party is Champion of the Negro Toilers, Daily Worker, November 1, 1929
November 1929: Call [NY] District 2 Negro Workers' Conference, Daily Worker, November 19, 1929
February 1930: Workers Honor Douglas, Negro Revolutionist, Daily Worker, February 12, 1930
June 1930: Intensify Our Fight Against Lynching!, Daily Worker, June 24, 1930
May 1932: Negro Soldiers and Yankee Imperialism, Daily Worker, May 12, 1932
May 1932: Karl Marx and the Negro Question, Daily Worker, May 14, 1932
July 1932: "Everything is Peaches Down in Georgia." The Song and the Facts, Daily Worker, July 9, 1932
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
11 July 2025: Added to the Raymond W. Postgate Archive:
January 1925: A Century of Labour 1825-1925: The Beginnings, The Plebs, January 1925
February 1925: Mussolini Plays All His Cards, The Plebs, February 1925
July 1925: Trotsky's "Comrades", The Plebs, July 1925
September 1926: Diary of the British Strike, New Masses, September 1926
November 1926: "Research: Work: What it is, and how to Set about it, The Plebs, November 1926
1926: Out of the Past. Some Revolutionary Sketches
December 1927: Francis Place: Enemy of the People, The Plebs, December 1927
September-October 1928: The Story of Trade Unionism: Look Unto the Rock, The Plebs, September-October 1928
October-November 1928: The Story of Trade Unionism: The Far-Flung Line, The Plebs, October-November 1928
1929: That Devil Wilkes
1934: A Critique of Communist Tactics
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
11 July 2025: Added to the Swedish C H Hermansson Internet Archive:
The Social Democratic program revisions (1975)
[Thanks to Martin Fahlgren]
10 July 2025: Added to the Otto Hall Archive:
1925: Meeting with Stalin
August 1928: Speech to the Sixth World Congress of the Communist International, [in discussion of the theses on the colonial question, August 18th] International Press Correspondence, October 30, 1928
November 1928: Soviet Negro Colony. Revolutionary Message to U.S. Negroes, Daily Worker, November 17, 1928
January 1929: Negro Work in Seattle Pushed. Hall Addresses Meet. Many Join Party, Daily Worker, January 16, 1929
March 1929: The Negro Workers in Northern Industry
March 1929: The "Real" New Negro. Defense Corps Organized by Negroes Smashes Lynching Bee of White Mobsters, Daily Worker, March 27, 1929
April 1929: T.U.E.L. Negro Department in Campaign for Unity Meet, Daily Worker, April 5, 1929
April 1929: Call Negro Workers to Meet. T.U.E.L. Negro Department Issues Special Appeal to Send Delegates to Cleveland, Daily Worker, April 6, 1929
April 1929: Negro Workers Urged to Fight for the Daily Worker, Champion of the Oppressed, Daily Worker, April 6, 1929
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
10 July 2025: Added to the Raymond W. Postgate Archive:
April 1922: Too Clever by Half
May 1922: A Year of Ourselves
May 1922: Literature and Communism
June 1922: The Chartist Rising, 1839
June 1922: Northcliffe - Journalist
October 1922: Two "Partial" Historians, The Plebs, October 1922
December 1922: A Frustrated Poet, The Plebs, December 1922
January 1923: British Labor Advances
March 1923: An Imperial Year
March 1923: A Rejected Reply [a letter to Labour Monthly that it declined to publish] The Plebs, March 1923
April 1923: The Labor Government
September 1923: How Labour Goes Wrong, [review of V. Gordon Childe's How Labour Governs] The Plebs, September 1923
1923: The Builders' History
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
10 July 2025: Added to the German Archiv Clara Zetkin:
Für den Ausschluss des Imperialisten Hildebrand (For the expulsion of the imperialist Hildebrand) (1912)
Aufruf zum Internationalen Sozialistenkongress zu Basel (Call for the International Socialist Congress in Basel) (1912)
Wir erheben uns gegen den imperialistischen Krieg (We rise up to resist imperialist war) (1912)
Wir sind die Kraft (We are the power) (1913)
Um die sozialdemokratische Taktik (Concerning social democratic tactics) (1913)
Zum Geburtenrückgang in Berlin (On the decline in the birth rate in Berlin) (1913)
Zur Haltung der Reichstagsfraktion (On the attitude of the Reichstag fraction) (1913)
Menetekel (“The moving finger writes!”) (1913)
Gegen den Gebärstreik (Against the birth strike) (1913)
Für Rosa Luxemburgs Änderungsantrag (For Rosa Luxemburg’s amendment) (1913)
Angriffspolitik auf der ganzen Linie (A policy of aggression right down the line) (1913)
Organisierte und Unorganisierte (Organised and unorganised) (1913)
Zum Frauentag 1914 (On Women’s Day 1914) (1913)
Persönliche Bemerkung I (Personal remark I) (1913)
Persönliche Bemerkung II (Personal remark II) (1913)
Schlussrechnung (Final invoice) (1913)
Genossin Luxemburg verurteilt (Comrade Luxembourg convicted) (1910)
Gebärzwang und Gebärstreik (Compulsory childbirth and the birth strike) (1914)
Demonstration gegen den Krieg (Demonstration against the war) (1914)
Proletarische Frauen, seid bereit! (Proletarian women, be prepared!) (1914)
Jean Jaurès (1914) (obituary)
Höchstpreise (Maximum prices) (1914)
An die sozialistischen Frauen aller Länder (To the socialist women of all countries) (1914)
Brief an Heleen Ankersmit (Letter to Heleen Ankersmit) (1914)
[Thanks to Sozialistische Klassiker 2.0 & Einde O&#rsquo;Callaghan]
10 July 2025: Added to the Swedish Ernest Mandel Internet Archive:
The Nature of Social-Democratic Reformism (1993)
[Thanks to Martin Fahlgren]
9 July 2025: Added to the Raymond W. Postgate Archive:
1920: The Bolshevik Theory
1920: The Workers' International
February 1921: Louis Blanc and Louis Pujol, The Plebs, February 1921
March 1921: A Leader of the Commune: Theophile Ferre, The Plebs, March 1921
May-June 1921: Mr. Smith, Part I; Part II, The Plebs, May and June 1921
October 1921: A Most Excellent Book [review of Eden and Cedar Paul's Proletcult]
October-November 1921: "Admiral" Parker, Part I; Part II; The Plebs, October and November 1921
December 1921: Our Mining Policy
1921: Revolution from 1780 to 1906. Documents selected and edited with Notes and Introductions by R.W. Postgate
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
9 July 2025: Added to the Harry Pollitt Archive:
1928: The Latest Treachery of the General Council [of the TUC], Labor Unity, February 1928
1928: The British Left Wing Movement Today. The Present Situation of the English National Minority Movement, Labor Unity, April 1928
1928: English Trade Union Congress, Swansea, 1928, Labor Unity, November 1928
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
9 July 2025: Added to the Swedish Joseph Hansen Internet Archive:
New Evidence of Stalin’s Fear of Trotskyism., 1948
[Thanks to Martin Fahlgren]
8 July 2025: Added to the Shapurji Saklatvala Archive:
1925: Saklatvala's Crime: Speech in the House of Commons: "British Imperialism in India," Daily Worker, [US] October 3, 1925
1925: Banned M.P. Flays Kellogg in Statement. Saklatvala May Come Anyhow, Daily Worker, [US] October 4, 1925
1925: Saklatvala Issue Raised in Interparliamentary Union Meet Despite Offical Ban, Daily Worker, [US] October 6, 1925
1925: What Saklatvala Symbolizes, Part I, Daily Worker, [US] October 8, 1925; Part II, Daily Worker, [US] October 9, 1925; Part III, Daily Worker, [US] October 10, 1925; Part IV, Daily Worker, [US] October 14, 1925; Part V, Daily Worker, [US] October 16, 1925; Part VI, Daily Worker, [US] October 17, 1925
1925: Battersea Workers Approve of Saklatvala's Speech in British Parliament as Their Spokesman, Daily Worker, [US] October 10, 1925
1926: Saklatvala Greets the Daily Worker, Daily Worker, [US] January 9, 1926
1926: The House of Commons, The Communist Review, April 1926
1927: British Imperialism and India, Daily Worker, [US] October 8, 1927
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
8 July 2025: Added to the Harry Haywood Archive:
American Negro Labor Congress Represents Workers; Sanhedrin Represents Petty Bourgeoisie, Haywood Hall, The Daily Worker, October 7, 1925
Negro Politicians Appeal to Coolidge for Concessions to Hinder Workers' Organization, Haywood Hall, The Daily Worker, December 5, 1925
Ethiopia Issue Stirs the Negro Population of Chicago's South Side, Daily Worker, July 20, 1935
Unity Urged to Lift Ban on Ethiopia Mass Rally, Daily Worker, August 14, 1935
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
8 July 2024: Added to the Swedish E H Carr Internet Archive:
The Russian Revolution and the West (1978)
[Thanks to Martin Fahlgren]
7 July 2025: Added to the Slovenian Marijan Brecelj - Miha Borštnik Archive:
Pomen razširitve izvršnega odbora Osvobodilne fronte v septembru 1944, 1966
Obravnave, 1966
[Thanks to J. V.]
7 July 2025: Added to the Shapurji Saklatvala Archive:
1922: The Battle of Battersea, The Communist, November 25, 1922
1925: Communism in Parliament, The Communist Review, January 1925
1925: U.S. Shuts Gate to Communist. Saklatvala Barred by Cal At Great Britain’s Request, Daily Worker, [US] September 19, 1925
1925: Saklatvala Was Barred for His Speech on India, Daily Worker, [US] September 20, 1925
1925: Workers Party Cable Exposes Exclusion of Saklatvala as New Move of World Exploiters, Daily Worker, [US] September 22, 1925
1925: Workers of England Applaud Saklatvala's Exposure of World Imperialism's Misrule, Daily Worker, [US] September 23, 1925
1925: Flood U.S. with Saklatvala's Speech. Banned Utterances of British Communist Being Printed for American Workers in Pamphlet, Daily Worker, [US] September 26, 1925
1925: War on Saklatvala Ban Grows. All-India Congress Protests Saklatvala's Exclusion from Interparliamentary Congress, Daily Worker, [US] September 27, 1925
1925: 8,000 in Saklatvala Protest!, Daily Worker, [US] September 27, 1925
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
7 July 2025: Added to the J.T. Murphy Archive:
Poplarism - A Fight for the Unemployed, Daily Worker, [US] April 7, 1924
MacDonald Following the Old Traditions, Daily Worker, [US] April 8, 1924
Reformism in Full Swing, Part I; Part II, Daily Worker, [US] April 9 and 10, 1924
The Position of the Parties in England, Daily Worker, [US] May 30, 1924
"All Classes Are Satisfied!", Daily Worker, [US] June 4, 1924
An Eventful Year in British Trade Unionism, Daily Worker, [US] August 22, 1924
The Pressure from Below, Daily Worker, [US] August 29, 1924
Unemployment Changes, Daily Worker, [US] September 4, 1924
Significance of the 1924 British Election, Daily Worker, [US] November 7, 1924
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
7 July 2025: Added to the Swedish Vietnam Wars Internet Archive:
Outline History of the Viet Nam Workers Party (1970)
[Thanks to Martin Fahlgren]
6 July 2025: Added to the J.T. Murphy Archive:
Two Months of Activity of the International Council of Trade and Industrial Unions, The Toiler, February 12, 1921
The World Revolution and the Immediate Tasks before the Industrial Organizations of the British Workers, The Toiler, May 7, 1921
The Workers Committees in Great Britain
British Trade Union Blacklegs [with A.B. Elsbury and V. Brodsky]
The Origin and Growth of the British Labor Party
The Pacifist as Imperialist, Daily Worker, [US] March 26, 1924
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
6 July 2025: Added to the J.R. Campbell Archive:
1964: On Imperialism. A Rejoinder
1964: Neither Socialist Nor Democratic. Mr. Wilson on Taxation and 'Planning'
1965: "The Development of Incomes Policy in Britain
1965: "The Thirties", Marxism Today, September 1965
1966: Seamen and the State
1967: Maurice Dobb - Communist, Economist, Historian
1968: British State Monopoly Capitalism and its Impact on Trade Unions and Wages, Part I; Part II; [with Bert Ramelson]
1968: The Movement and the Commission. Delusions about Donovan
1969: How to Fight the Crisis Measures
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
5 July 2025: Added to the Harry Pollitt Archive:
1924: The Labor Party Conference. An Unreal Assembly
1925: The Red Horizon in England. The British Trade Union Congress at Scarborough
1950: The Brighton T.U.C., Labour Monthly, October 1950
1952: Britain Arise, Political Report to the 22nd National Congress of the CPGB, April 1952
1952: Malaya: Stop the War!
1954: The Challenge to Labour, Political Report to the 23rd National Congress of the CPGB, April 1954
1955: How Labour Can Win, Labour Monthly, January 1955
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
4 July 2025: Added to the Hungarian Marx and Engels Archive:
The Poverty of Philosophy, 1847
[Thanks to Márk Szász]
5 July 2025: Added to the J.R. Campbell Archive:
1951: Rearmaments' Bitter Fruits, Labour Monthly, September 1951
1955: Railway Finance and Nationalization, Labour Monthly, March 1955
1958: The questions the three wise men forget
1958: Lost - the "Era of Full Employment"
1959: Convertibility and After
1960: A New Theology of the Cold War
1961: The Aim of the Government's Wages Policy
1963: The Crisis and the General Election
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
4 July 2025: Added to the Harry Pollitt Archive:
1947: How to Reorganize the Government, Labour Monthly, April 1947
1947: Looking Ahead
1948: Pollitt's Report to the Executive Committee of the British Communist Party, [excerpts] For a Lasting Peace, For a People's Democracy!, January 1, 1948
1948: For Britain Free and Independent Report to the 20th National Congress of the CPGB together with his Reply to Discussion, 1948
1948: For a Militant Labour Movement in Britain, For a Lasting Peace, For a People's Democracy!, February 15, 1948
1948: Anti-Labour Policy of the Labour Leaders, For a Lasting Peace, For a People's Democracy!, June 15, 1948
1948: Trade Unionists - what next? The Communist Case
1949: Britain on the Threshold of Crisis, For a Lasting Peace, For a People's Democracy!, July 15, 1949
1949: On the Results of the Bridlington T.U.C., For a Lasting Peace, For a People's Democracy!, September 16, 1949
1949: Devaluation of Pound Prices Slump Burden on British Workers, For a Lasting Peace, For a People's Democracy!, September 23, 1949
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
4 July 2025: Added to the J.R. Campbell Archive:
1940: The Labour Movement Discusses the War, Labour Monthly, February 1940
1940: Trade Unions in the Strait Jacket of War, Labour Monthly, October 1940
1941: The Scaffolding of Servitude. The Meaning of Essential Works Orders, Labour Monthly, July 1941
1945: Anglo-American Economic Conflict, Labour Monthly, February 1945
1945: Labour on the Eve, Labour Monthly, May 1945
1947: More Planning and More Democracy, Labour Monthly, May 1947
1947: The United States and World Trade, Labour Monthly, July 1947
1947: Cripps and the Alternative, Labour Monthly, November 1947
1948: Britain's Economic Plight, Labour Monthly, September 1948
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
4 July 2025: Added to the Swedish Lenin Internet Archive:
The Workers’ State and Party Week (October 1919)
[Thanks to Martin Fahlgren]
3 July 2025: Added to the
Czechoslovakia in 1968 Archive:
Two Thousand Words that Belong to Workers, Farmers, Officials, Scientists, Artists, and Everybody by Ludvik Vaculik, 1968
[Thanks to Zdravko Saveski]
3 July 2025: Added to the J.R. Campbell Archive:
1924: Left-Wing Labour: Should It Cherish Illusions?, Labour Monthly, August 1924
1924: The Campbell Case, Labour Monthly, November 1924
1932: The I.L.P. - Has It Really Changed?, Labour Monthly, September 1932
1933: The Trades Union Congress, Fascism and War, Labour Monthly, September 1933
1935: The Socialists, the War and the General Election, Labour Monthly, November 1935
1936: Labour and Rearmament, Labour Monthly, November 1936
1937: "Left" Socialism and the People's Front, Labour Monthly, May 1937
1938: Questions and Answers on Communism
1938: Chamberlain over the T.U.C., Labour Monthly, October 1938
1939: The Labour Movement and the War, [with Finlay Hart] Labour Monthly, October 1939
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
3 July 2025: Added to the Harry Pollitt Archive:
1943: The Communist Party and the Labour Party, Labour Monthly, February 1943
1943: A Final Word on Unity, Labour Monthly, June 1943
1943: For Unity and Victory Speech to the 16th Congress of the CPGB, October 1943 [from the pamphlet Unity and Victory. Report of the 16th Congress of the Communist Party]
1943: Speech in reply to discussion at the 16th Congress of the CPGB[from the pamphlet Unity and Victory. Report of the 16th Congress of the Communist Party]
1944: How to Win the Peace
1944: Take Over the Mines!
1945: Lessons of the Labour Conference, Labour Monthly, January 1945
1945: The Communist Party and the Election, Labour Monthly, July 1945
1945: The British General Election and its Lesson for the Future, Political Affairs, September 1945
1945: Political Report to the 18th National Convention of the CPGB (with speech replying to discussion), November 1945 [from the pamphlet Communist Policy for Britain]
1946: After the Brighton T.U.C., Labour Monthly, December 1946
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
3 July, 2025: Added to the Swedish Chris Harman Internet Archive:
The Prophet and the Proletariat (extract) 1994
[Thanks to Martin Fahlgren]
2 July 2025: Added to the German Archiv Karl Kautsky:
Malthusianismus und Sozialismus (Malthisianism and socialism) (1911)
[Thanks to Daniel Gaido & Einde O’Callaghan]
2 July 2025: Added to the German Archiv Parvus (Aleksandr Helphand):
Die Orientfrage (The Eastern Question) (1897) (series)
[Thanks to Daniel Gaido & Einde O’Callaghan]
2 July 2025: Added to the German Archiv Eduurd Bernstein:
Geschichtliches zur Gewerkschaftsfrage (History of the trade union issue) (1900)
[Thanks to Einde O&rsquoCallaghan & Daniel Gaido]
2 July 2025: Added to the German Archiv Franz Mehring:
Der neue Kurs (The new course) (1891)
Die Arbeiter und die Getreidezölle (The workers and the grain tariffs) (1891)
Zur Philosophie und Poesie des Kapitalismus (On the philosophy and poetry of capitalism) (1891)
Sanssouci (1891)
Der Kapitalismus und die Kunst (Capitalism and art) (1890)
Mit wie geringem Verstande! (With how little understanding!) (1891)
Forckenbeck und Virchow (Forckenbeck aund Virchow) (1891)
Der Kapitalismus und die Künstler (Capitalism and the artists) (1891)
Nemesis (1905)
Zur bürgerlichen Geschichtsschreibung (On bourgeois historiography) (1905)
[Thanks to Sozialistische Klassiker 2.0 & amp; Einde O’Callaghan]
2 July 2025: Added to the German Archiv Clara Zetkin:
Für den Ausschluss des Imperialisten Hildebrand (For the expulsion of the imperialist Hildebrand) (1912)
Aufruf zum Internationalen Sozialistenkongress zu Basel (Call for the International Socialist Congress in Basel) (1912)
Wir erheben uns gegen den imperialistischen Krieg (We rise up against imperialist war) (1912)
[Thanks to Sozialistische Klassiker 2.0 & Einde O’Callaghan]
2 July 2025: Added to the new Howard L. Parsons Archive:
Some Propositions about the National, the International and the Universal, 1968
Technology and Humanism, 1969
[Thanks to Zdravko Saveski]
2 July 2025: Added to the J.R. Campbell Archive:
1925: The Employers' Offensive and How to Meet It, Communist Review, March 1925
1925: The Struggle for International T.U. Unity, Communist Review, May 1925
1925: From Minority to Majority, Communist Review, October 1925
1926: Reflections on the General Strike, Communist Review, July 1926
1926: Tasks Before the Party Congress, Communist Review, August 1926
1926: The General Strike and Its Lessons, Communist Review, December 1926
1927: Communist Successes in Scottish Miners' Union, International Press Correspondence, December 29, 1927
1939: Soviet Policy and Its Critics
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
2 July 2025: Added to the Harry Pollitt Archive:
1936: Arms for Spain
1936: Spain and the T.U.C.
1938: Unity and the People's Front, Labour Monthly, July 1938
1938: The People's Movement, Labour Monthly, October 1938
1939: The Communist Crusade, Labour Monthly, February 1939
1939: Karl Marx, Labour Monthly, April 1939
1939: After Southport, Labour Monthly, July 1939
1939: Spain: What Next?
1940: After Six Months - What Now?, Labour Monthly, April 1940
1942: The Communist Party and the Fight for Unity Labour Monthly, January 1942
1942: We Hold the Key to Victory Labour Monthly, May 1942
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
2 July 2025: Added to the Swedish Erik Hobsbawm Internet Archive:
Introduction to the 2012 Edition of The Communist Manifesto, 1970
[Thanks to Martin Fahlgren]
1 July 2025: Added to the Harry Pollitt Archive:
1919: Dockers Beware!, Workers' Dreadnought, Vol. 6, No. 7, May 10, 1919
1919: Shipbuilding and Increased Output
1920: The Autocracy of the Boilermakers
1922: To All Railway Workers, The Communist, August 26, 1922
1929: The Future of Revolutionary Trade Unionism, Labour Monthly, August 1929
1932: The Bradford I.L.P. Conference and After, Labour Monthly, August 1932
1936: The Communist Party and Unity, Labour Monthly, February 1936
1937: The Communist Party Congress and the Next Stage in the Fight for Unity, Labour Monthly, July 1937
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
1 July 2025: Added to the J.R. Campbell Archive:
1920: A Debate in Motherwell [between JR Campbell of the Scottish Workers' Committees and Mr. Capener of the Glasgow Unionist Association] on the question "will personal liberty be more restricted under socialism"
1920: The Two Internationals, The Worker, Number 71, April 3, 1920
1920: The Coming Crisis, The Worker, Number 72, April 10, 1920
1920: The Implications of Communism, Part I, The Worker, Number 94, September 11, 1920
1921: The Transport Workers' Amalgamation, The Worker, Number 114, January 19, 1921
1921: British Trade Unionism and the Revolution, The Worker, Number 120, March 12, 1921
1921: The Strike Situation, The Worker, Number 125, April 16, 1921
1921: "Ca Ne Fait Rien" (San Fairy Ann), The Worker, Number 131, May 28, 1921
1921: The Engineering Lock-Out, The Worker, Number 134, June 18, 1921
1924: Trade Unionism and the Workers' Struggle (Watch Your Slogans), Communist Review, May 1924
1924: Must the Empire Be Broken Up? The Reply to Labour Imperialism, Communist Review, September 1924
1924: After Hull - What?, Communist Review, October 1924
1924: The Servile [Labour Party] Conference, Communist Review, November 1924
[Thanks to Paul Saba]
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