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Works
Books and Pamphlets
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1920s:
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1871: The Paris Commune
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1925:
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Lenin, Liebknecht, Luxemburg
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1927:
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Sacco and Vanzetti, Labor’s Martyrs (4.1MB PDF)
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1933:
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Genesis of Trotskyism
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1935:
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The People’s Front – The New Panacea of Stalinism
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1936:
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Behind the Moscow Trial
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1943:
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The Struggle for the New Course
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1946:
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The Fight for Socialism: Principles and Program of the Workers Party
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Articles
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1920s
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Aug. 1924:
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For the Communist Ticket (The Young Worker)
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Oct. 1928:
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For The Russian Opposition! Against Opportunism and Bureaucracy in the Workers (Communist) Party (with James P. Cannon & Martin Abern) (The Militant)
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Dec. 1928:
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The Results of the Election (The Militant)
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Jan. 1929:
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The Crisis in the German Party (The Militant)
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Feb. 1929:
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Platform of the Communist Opposition (with Martin Abern, James P. Cannon & Arne Swabeck) (The Militant)
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Feb. 1929:
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Trotsky’s Deportation (The Militant)
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Mar. 1929:
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The Civil War in Mexico (The Militant)
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Mar. 1929:
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A Letter to International Labor Defense (with James P. Cannon & Rose Karsner) (The Militant)
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Mar. 1929:
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War, Kellogg Pact and the Soviet Union (The Militant)
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Apr. 1929:
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A New Dawes Plan for the Old (The Militant)
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May 1929:
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Uniting the Textile Struggles (The Militant)
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June 1929:
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What the T.U.E.L. Conference Should Do (The Militant)
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July 1929:
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Putschism and May Day in Berlin (The Militant)
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Aug. 1929:
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The End of the Cloakmakers Strike (The Militant)
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Aug. 1929:
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Lovestone’s Appeal to the Party (The Militant) [PDF Version]
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Sept. 1929:
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The T.U.E.L. Conference at Cleveland (The Militant)
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Oct. 1929:
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The Conflict in the Muste Group (The Militant)
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Oct. 1929:
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Palestine – Pogrom or Revolution? (The Militant)
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Oct. 1929:
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The T.U.U.L. Conference (The Militant)
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Nov. 1929:
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What MacDonald ‘Accomplished’ Here (The Militant)
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Dec. 1929:
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The Capitulation of Bucharin (The Militant)
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Dec. 1929:
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“Hoover Brings You Peace and Plenty” (The Militant)
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Dec. 1929:
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Lovestone and the Russian Revolution (The Militant)
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1930s
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Jan. 1930:
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Rosa Luxemburg – 11 Years After (The Militant)
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Jan. 1930:
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Leninism Lives! The Opposition Carries It Forward (The Militant)
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Feb. 1930:
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The Indian Revolution at the Crossroads (The Militant)
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Feb. 1930:
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The Proletariat and Peasantry in the Indian Revolution (The Militant)
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Apr. 1930:
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The Autobiography of Leon Trotsky (book review from The Militant)
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Apr. 1930:
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Sellier is Right – Lovestone Wrong (The Militant)
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May 1930:
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A Big Step Forward – The International Conference of the Left Opposition (The Militant)
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May 1930:
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Co-operatives Confer at Superior (The Militant)
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May 1930:
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Left Wing Needle Trades Crisis (The Militant)
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May 1930:
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MacDonald’s Assault on India (The Militant)
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May 1930:
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A Visit to the Island of Prinkipo (The Militant)
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June 1930:
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Back to Lenin! Manifesto to the Rank and File and Seventh National Convention of the C.P.U.S.A. (with James P. Cannon & 5 others) (The Militant)
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June 1930:
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In India – Simon Report Declares War on Revolution (The Militant)
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July 1930:
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Capitalist Murder on the Streets! (The Militant)
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Aug. 1930:
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The Right Wing Moves Closer to Social Democracy (The Militant)
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Sept. 1930:
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Vote Communist! Against the Parties of Unemployment and Wage-Cuts, and the “Socialist” Reformers (The Militant)
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Sept. 1930:
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An Opportunist Campaign – The Communist Party in the Elections (The Militant)
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Oct. 1930:
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Hoover Advises Labor – Workers’ United Front vs. “Optimistic” Pledges! (The Militant)
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Nov. 1930:
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The A.F. of L. Convention and the November Election (The Militant)
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Nov. 1930:
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Introduction to Leon Trotsky’s The Strategy of World Revolution
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Nov. 1930:
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On the Proposal for a New Farmer-Labor Party Fraud (The Militant)
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Nov. 1930:
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The Plot Against the Soviets (The Militant)
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Nov. 1930:
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13 Years of Russian Revolution! (The Militant)
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Dec. 1930:
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Stalin Grants Two Interviews (The Militant)
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1931:
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Introduction to Leon Trotsky’s Problems of the Chinese Revolution
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Jan. 1931:
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Lovestone Prepares the Front with Musteism (The Militant)
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Jan. 1931:
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Lovestone Looks with Favor at the Socialist Party (The Militant)
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Jan. 1931:
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“Order Prevails Throughout Spain” (The Militant)
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Feb. 1931:
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The “Left”: Saviors of Reformism in the Socialist Party (The Militant)
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Feb. 1931:
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Mooney’s Betrayal by the Labor Bureaucrats (The Militant)
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Mar. 1931:
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On the “Sectarians” ... (The Militant)
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Mar. 1931:
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The Right Wing Liquidators and the S.P. “Militants” (The Militant)
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Apr. 1931:
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Illinois Miners’ Convention (The Militant)
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Apr. 1931:
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Republican Revolution in Spain (The Militant)
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May 1931:
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The Daily Worker Explains Some Differences (The Militant)
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May 1931:
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The Theory of Stalinism and the Revolution in Spain (The Militant)
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May 1931:
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Weisbord – Cult of Confusionism (The Militant)
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June 1931:
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America’s “Pacifism” in Europe and ... Litvinov’s (The Militant)
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June 1931:
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Stanley Disappoints Lovestone (The Militant)
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July 1931:
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Combine the Miners’ Struggles into a United Front! (The Militant)
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July 1931:
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Manuilsky Makes an Unintentional Admission (The Militant)
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July 1931:
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Paterson on Strike (The Militant)
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July 1931:
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The Revolver at the Head of France – The Hoover Reparations-Debts Scheme (The Militant)
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July 1931:
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Stalin’s “New Economic Policy” (The Militant)
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Aug. 1931:
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The End of the Labor Cabinet (The Militant)
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Aug. 1931:
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Mining and Textile Strikes in Danger (The Militant)
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Aug. 1931:
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Stalin in 1921 (The Militant)
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Sept. 1931:
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The Anonymous Factional Struggle in the Party (The Militant)
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Sept. 1931:
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Credits for Soviet Union (The Militant)
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Sept. 1931:
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The I.L.D. “Acts” on Mooney (The Militant)
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Sept. 1931:
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Stop Making a Faction Football Out of the Mooney Case! (The Militant)
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Nov. 1931:
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Political Banditry in the French Communist Party (The Militant)
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Jan. 1932:
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In Spain – “The Democratic Republic of the Workers” (The Militant)
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Jan. 1932:
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Is Stalin Preparing New 1923 in Germany? (The Militant)
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Jan. 1932:
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Lovestone Splitters Call for Unity (The Militant)
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Jan. 1932:
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Marine Defense Meet (The Militant)
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Jan. 1932:
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Opposition in England – Party Members Form Nucleus to Fight for Leninism (The Militant)
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Jan. 1932:
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The Recent Outbreaks in Spain (The Militant)
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Feb. 1932:
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In Spain – The Socialists and State Power (The Militant)
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Feb. 1932:
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Pravda on the Second 5 Year Plan (The Militant)
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Feb. 1932:
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The Right Wing of Spanish Communism (The Militant)
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Feb. 1932:
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Spain’s Bourgeoisie on the Offensive (The Militant)
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Mar. 1932:
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The Spanish Communist Party in the Revolution (The Militant)
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Apr. 1932:
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Lovestone and the “Pseudo-Revolutionists” (The Militant)
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Apr. 1932:
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War and Social Chauvinism (The Militant)
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Apr./Nov. 1932:
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Nine Years of the Struggle of the Left Opposition (series) (The Militant)
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May 1932:
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Trotsky and Brandler; or Lovestone and Principles (The Militant)
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June 1932:
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A New History Making Trotsky Book (book review) (The Militant)
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July 1932:
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Geneva ‘Peace’ Swindles (The Militant)
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Aug. 1932:
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Fascism – U.S. & German (The Militant)
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Aug. 1932:
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Left Opposition Alone Raises the Voice of Lenin at N.Y. Congress Against War (The Militant)
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Aug. 1932:
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Who Is Leading the Barbusse Congress (The Militant)
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Oct. 1932:
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Browder on the Chinese Revolution (The Militant)
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Oct. 1932:
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Left Opposition Movement Growing in Canada (The Militant)
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Oct. 1932:
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A Picture of the Party from Inside (The Militant)
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Oct. 1932:
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“Socialism in One Country” (The Militant)
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Oct. 1932:
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Zinoviev Expelled Again (The Militant)
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Nov. 1932:
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The C.P. in the Elections (The Militant)
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Nov. 1932:
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Leftward Shift in German Vote (The Militant)
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Nov. 1932:
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What Do the Communists Say About Mr. Duranty and Comrade Stalin? (The Militant)
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Dec. 1932:
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Ala. Negro Croppers Resist White Terror (The Militant)
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Dec. 1932:
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The Death of the Father of Revisionism (obituary) (The Militant)
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Dec. 1932:
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A Footnote to Browder’s Record in the Chinese Revolution (The Militant)
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Jan. 1933:
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Daily Worker Decries Promoter of the Amsterdam Congress (The Militant)
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Jan. 1933:
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Left Opposition Demands Broad United Front at N.Y. Unemployment Conference (The Militant)
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Jan. 1933:
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Left Wing Victory in the I.L.G.W.U. (The Militant)
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Jan. 1933:
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United Front Call Issued for Unemployment Insurance (The Militant)
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Jan. 1933:
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We Are Counting on You for Aid (The Militant)
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Feb. 1933:
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To Delay Anti-Nazi United Front Is Fatal (The Militant)
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Feb. 1933:
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Fascists Command Police – Shoot the Reds! (The Militant)
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Feb. 1933:
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Fascists Frame-up the Communist Party (The Militant)
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Feb. 1933:
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Fascists in Complete Control of Police – Party Must Act Now! (The Militant)
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Feb. 1933:
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Hitler in Power; Civil War Starts (The Militant)
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Feb. 1933:
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Hitler Is Consolidating the Power of Fascism in Germany! (The Militant)
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Feb. 1933:
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Hitlerites Shut Down Headquarters of the Communist Party (The Militant)
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Feb. 1933:
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Hitler Lays New Trap for Workers (The Militant)
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Feb. 1933:
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Tardy Acknowledgement (The Militant)
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Feb. 1933:
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Why Is the Comintern Silent on Germany? (The Militant)
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Mar. 1933:
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Anti-United Front Policy Plays into Hands of Socialist Party Bureaucrats (The Militant)
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Mar. 1933:
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Communist International Changes Policy! (The Militant)
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Mar. 1933:
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Fascist Elections Show Stalinist Bankruptcy (The Militant)
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Mar. 1933:
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Lovestone Group and the Opposition – A Political Swindle Exposed (The Militant)
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Mar. 1933:
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No Retreat! Struggle or Annihilation! (The Militant)
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Mar. 1933:
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We Demand Plain Speaking on Germany! (The Militant)
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July 1933:
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The Death of Com. Klara Zetkin (obituary) (The Militant)
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Sept. 1933:
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Congress of Second International (The Militant)
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Sept. 1933:
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Hands Off Cuba! (The Militant)
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Sept. 1933:
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60th Birthday of Rakovsky – His Activities During War (The Militant)
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Oct. 1933:
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Two American Congresses “Against War” (The Militant)
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Nov. 1933:
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M. Litvinoff and M. Bedacht (The Militant)
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Nov. 1933:
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The New Rift in the Lovestone Group – and the New Party (The Militant)
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Nov. 1933:
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The Price of Recognition (The Militant)
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Nov. 1933:
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The Rift in the Lovestone Group (The Militant)
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Dec. 1933:
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Hooliganism Spreads to Brooklyn – An Open Letter to the District Committee of the Communist Party (The Militant)
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Dec. 1933:
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Hooliganism Spreads to Brooklyn – An Open Letter to the International Labor Defense (The Militant)
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Jan. 1934:
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Lovestone Discovers Esthonia (The Militant)
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Jan. 1934:
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Teachers of N.Y. in Protest (The Militant)
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Feb. 1934:
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Austrian Workers Show Proletarian Will in War Against Fascism (The Militant)
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Feb. 1934:
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Collapse of Austro-Marxism in the Vienna Struggle (The Militant)
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Feb. 1934:
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Oneal Discovers “Trotskyism” (The Militant)
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Feb. 1934:
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The Program of the A.W.P. (The Militant)
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May 1934:
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“New Group” for a “New Party” (The Militant)
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June 1934:
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National Tour Finds League Advancing (The Militant)
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June 1934:
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National Tour Shows League Influence (The Militant)
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July 1934:
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Dictatorship of Party or Proletariat? – Remarks on a Conception of the AWP ... and Others (The New International)
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July 1934:
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Fatal Admissions (book review from The New International)
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July 1934:
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Two Congresses and One Opposition (The New International)
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Aug. 1934:
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The Second International in the War (The New International)
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Sep. 1934:
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A Stupendous Bureaucracy (The New International)
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Nov. 1934:
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The Russian Revolution 17 Years After (The New International)
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Nov. 1934:
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What Next in the Socialist Party (The New International)
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Dec. 1934:
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Right Face in the Socialist Party (The New International)
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Jan. 1935:
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Behind the Kirov Assassination (The New International)
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Jan. 1935:
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Letters (correspondence with Alice Hanson & Francis Henson) (The New International)
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Mar. 1935:
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Lenin and Rosa Luxemburg (The New International)
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Mar. 1935:
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The Problem of the Labor Party (The New International)
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Oct. 1935:
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A Bolshevik Fugitive (with John West) (The New International)
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Jan. 1936:
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The People’s Front – The New Panacea of Stalinism (New Militant)
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Mar. 1936:
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The Spanish Elections and the People’s Front (New Militant)
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Apr. 1936:
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A Dubious Ally for Stalinism (New Militant)
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Apr. 1936:
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Jobless Masses Unite Ranks (New Militant)
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May 1936:
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Browder – The Man & His Book – 1 (New Militant)
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May 1936:
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Browder – The Man & His Book – 2 (New Militant)
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May 1936:
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Day to Day Report of S.P. Convention at Cleveland, Ohio (with John West) (New Militant)
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June 1936:
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In Opposite Directions – The Cleveland Convention of the Socialists and the Swing to the Right of the Stalinists (The New International)
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Oct. 1936:
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The Moscow Trial (Socialist Appeal)
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Nov. 1936:
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Nineteen Years of the Russian Revolution (Socialist Appeal)
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Feb. 1937:
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Prospects for a Labor Party (Socialist Appeal)
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Mar. 1937:
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Introduction to Leon Trotsky’s In Defense of the Soviet Union
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Aug. 1937:
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The Politics of Gus Tyler – A Genuine Case of Rotten Liberalism in the Party (Socialist Appeal)
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Sept. 1937:
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“Supporting LaGuardia Betrays Socialism” (Socialist Appeal)
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Dec. 1937:
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New G.P.U. Frame-Ups Exposed; Purge Continues (Socialist Appeal)
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1938:
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In Memory of a Stainless Revolutionist – Leon Sedoff (Labor Action)
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Jan. 1938:
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Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Russia (The New International)
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Mar. 1938:
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Stalin Directs Blows at Revolution Itself; Trial Testimony Crumbles at First Touch (Socialist Appeal)
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Mar. 1938:
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SWP Leaders in Mexico City Support Workers Struggle (with James P. Cannon) (Socialist Appeal)
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Apr 1938:
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Comrade Trotsky’s Life Is Menaced (Workers’ International News/Socialist Appeal)
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Apr 1938:
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A Personal Note – The Pot Without Gold (Socialist Appeal)
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May 1938:
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Lenin and Luxemburg (The New International)
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June 1938:
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All-American-Pacific Pre-Conference of the Fourth International (Socialist Appeal)
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June 1938:
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“Keeping America Out of War” (Socialist Appeal)
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June 1938:
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The Socialist Party: A Head Without A Body (The New International)
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June 1938:
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A Veteran Passes – Rodney Salisbury Dead (obituary) (Socialist Appeal)
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July 1938:
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The Case of Joseph Zack (Socialist Appeal)
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July 1938:
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An Open Letter to Moissaye Olgin (Socialist Appeal)
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July 1938:
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Some More Questions to Moissaye Olgin (Socialist Appeal)
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July 1938:
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A Turn-Coat on the Witness-Stand (Socialist Appeal)
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July 1938:
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The Stalinist Convention (The New International)
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Aug. 1938:
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The Question of a Labor Party: The Challenge and the Answer (with James Burnham) (The New International)
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Oct. 1938:
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Congress Climaxes 15 Years’ Struggle (Socialist Appeal)
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Oct. 1938:
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The Early Days (Socialist Appeal)
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Nov. 1938:
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Balabanoff’s Memoirs (book review) (The New International)
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Nov. 1938:
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“Story of CIO” (book review) (Socialist Appeal)
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Nov. 1938:
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The 4th International is Launched (The New International)
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Dec. 1938:
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China’s Tragedy (book review) (The New International)
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Dec. 1938:
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Footnote for Historians (The New International)
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Dec. 1938:
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Paper Will Wield Double Strength, Says Shachtman (Socialist Appeal)
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Jan. 1939:
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Intellectuals in Retreat (with James Burnham) (The New International)
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Jan. 1939:
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New Leader Promises Nice War If We Are All Good Patriots (Socialist Appeal)
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Jan. 1939:
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Two Labor Prisoners – Two Labor Leaders (Socialist Appeal)
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14 Feb. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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21 Feb. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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28 Feb. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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7 Mar. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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14 Mar. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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17 Mar. 1939:
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Stalin Offers an Olive Branch to Hitler (Socialist Appeal)
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21 Mar. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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28 Mar. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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5 Apr. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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12 Apr. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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19 Apr. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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26 Apr. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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2 May 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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9 May 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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16 May 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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23 May 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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30 May 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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6 Jun. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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13 Jun. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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20 Jun. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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27 Jun. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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June 1939:
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Old Garbage in New Pails (The New International)
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4 Jul. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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11 Jul. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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18 Jul. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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25 Jul. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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1 Aug. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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8 Aug. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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11 Aug. 1939:
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SWP Gives Workers an Opportunity to Vote Against War (Socialist Appeal)
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15 Aug. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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22 Aug. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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29 Aug. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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29 Aug. 1939:
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National Committee Issues Call to Party on Stalin-Hitler Pact (Socialist Appeal)
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Sept. 1939:
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Behind the Stalin-Hitler Pact (series) (Socialist Appeal)
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26 Sept. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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Oct. 1939:
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Let the Readers Decide – An Appeal (with Martin Abern & James Burnham) (The New International)
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Oct. 1939:
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On the Russian Question (speech) (SWP Internal Bulletin)
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10 Oct. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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17 Oct. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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24 Oct. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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7 Nov. 1939:
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In This Corner (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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16 Dec. 1939:
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In This Corner – The Hue and Cry About ‘Poor Little Finland’ (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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23 Dec. 1939:
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In This Corner – The Diplomatic Double-Cross (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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1940s
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7 Jan. 1940:
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In This Corner – Finland – And a Word About Poland (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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10 Feb. 1940:
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In This Corner – An Appeal from Our Polish Comrades (column) (Socialist Appeal)
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Mar. 1940:
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The Crisis in the American Party – An Open Letter in Reply to Comrade Leon Trotsky (The New International)
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Apr. 1940:
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The Soviet Union and the World War (The New International)
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May 1940:
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Against Both War Camps – For The Camp Of World Labor! (Labor Action)
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Sept. 1940:
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Leon Trotsky – His Heritage (The New International)
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Sept. 1940:
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The Murder of Leon Trotsky (Labor Action)
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Oct. 1940:
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Fascism and the World War – Article One (Labor Action)
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Nov. 1940:
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Fascism and the World War – Article Two (Labor Action)
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Nov. 1940:
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Fascism and the Imperialist War – Article Three (Labor Action)
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Dec. 1940:
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Fascism and the World War – Article Four (Labor Action)
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Dec. 1940:
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Give a Gift for Christmas! ... (Labor Action)
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Dec. 1940:
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Is Russia a Workers’ State? (The New International)
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1941:
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Shachtman contra Burnham (letter)
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Jan. 1941:
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Fascism and the World War – Article Five (Labor Action)
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Jan. 1941:
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Fascism and the World War – Article Six (Labor Action)
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Jan. 1941:
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Working Class Policy in War and Peace (The New International)
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Mar. 1941:
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How Not to Make a United Front (Labor Action)
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July 1941:
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The War Today Is What It Was Yesterday – Imperialist! (Labor Action)
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Aug. 1941:
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“Defend the Soviet Union”? (Workers Party Internal Bulletin)
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Aug. 1941:
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“Mixed Wars” and the War Today (Labor Action)
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Aug. 1941:
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The Organizer of Victory and the Organizer of Defeat (Labor Action)
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Aug. 1941:
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The Revolutionary Optimist (The New International)
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Sept. 1941:
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The Cannonites and Iran – Silence Is Golden (Labor Action)
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Sept. 1941:
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On Some Aspects of the Russian Question (Labor Action)
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Nov. 1941:
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For a $5,000 Party Building Fund! (Labor Action)
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Nov. 1941:
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On the Twenty-Fourth Anniversary of the Great Russian Revolution (Labor Action)
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Dec. 1941:
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The Bill of Rights and the Minneapolis Convictions (Labor Action)
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Jan. 1942:
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Straddler Norman Thomas Jumps Into the War Camp (Labor Action)
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Jan. 1942:
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The Strange Silence of the Militant (Labor Action)
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Feb. 1942:
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Ambassador Davies’ War Mission (New International)
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Feb. 1942:
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Duranty Confesses (New International)
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Feb. 1942:
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Walter Reuther, UAW Official, Proves the Case for a Workers Government (Labor Action)
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Mar. 1942:
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The Future of the War (New International)
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Mar. 1942:
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Will a Frameup Whitewash a Lynching? (Labor Action)
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Apr. 1942:
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An Impudent Slander (New International)
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May 1942:
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The Hope of Humanity – SOCIALISM! (Labor Action)
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May 1942:
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Two Years of the Workers Party in Review (Labor Action)
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June 1942:
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China in the World War (The New International Supplement)
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June 1942:
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Don Basilio Replies (The New International)
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June 1942:
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The Stalinists Start a New Union-Busting Drive (Labor Action)
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July 1942:
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Two Proletarian Soldiers (The New International)
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Aug. 1942:
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Trotsky’s Struggle Against Stalinism (The New International)
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Aug. 1942:
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Trotsky taught independent class action (Labor Action)
Trotsky taught us class action (Workers Liberty Website)
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Sept. 1942:
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Russia’s New Ruling Class (The New International)
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Sept. 1942:
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What Are the Russian Workers Fighting for? (Labor Action)
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Sept./Oct. 1942:
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China in the War (series) (The New International)
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Oct. 1942:
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Why Did President Green Join with the Stalinists at Shipyard Convention? (Labor Action)
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Oct./Nov. 1942:
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Who is Behind the Conspiracy to Suppress Labor Action? (Labor Action)
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Nov. 1942:
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Leon Lesoil (Labor Action)
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Nov. 1942:
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Marx, Trotsky and Lenin on Russia (The New International)
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Nov. 1942:
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Nine Lessons of the North African Invasion (Labor Action)
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Nov. 1942:
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Sharecroppers Attend Full-Time, Two-Week School on Socialist Principles Organized by Workers Party (Labor Action)
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Nov. 1942:
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Should Labor Have Supported Dean Alfange in the Elections? (Labor Action)
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Nov. 1942:
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W.P. Sends Letter of Solidarity to Militant (Labor Action)
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Nov. 1942:
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25 Years of the Russian Revolution (The New International)
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Jan. 1943:
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Workers Party Salutes Tresca (Labor Action)
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Mar. 1943:
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National and Colonial Problems (The New International)
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Mar. 1943:
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The Victories of the “Red” Army and the Struggle for Socialism (Labor Action)
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Apr. 1943:
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Introduction to Trotsky on the Workers’ State (The New International)
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Apr. 1943:
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Mr. Willkie and Comrade Muratov (The New International)
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Apr. 1943:
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Three Years of the Workers Party and Labor Action (Labor Action)
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May 1943:
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The Reasons Behind the Russo-Polish Break Have Little to Do with the Smolensk Corpses (Labor Action)
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June 1943:
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All Workers Must Unite Against Jim-Crow Terror (Labor Action)
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July 1943:
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After Two Years of War with Germany – Notes on Russia in the War (The New International)
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July 1943:
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‘Nationalize the Mines’ – Must Be Miners’ Demand (Labor Action)
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July 1943:
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New Stalinist Plans to Undermine Labor (Labor Action)
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July 1943:
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Trotsky on Democracy and Fascism (The New International)
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Aug. 1943:
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My Reply to the Open Letter from a German Comrade (The New International)
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Aug. 1943:
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What Is Cost-Plus? & A Cost-Plus Wage! (Labor Action)
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Aug. 1943:
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Workers’ Power – The Way Out for the Italian Masses (Labor Action)
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Sept. 1943:
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Problems of the Italian Revolt (The New International)
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Sept. 1943:
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What Class in Russia Owns the Nationalized Property? (Labor Action)
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Oct. 1943:
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The Auto Workers’ Convention (Labor Action)
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Oct. 1943:
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Notes on Russia in the War – The ‘Enigma’ of Stalinist Policy (The New International)
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Oct. 1943:
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On the Question of Russian Morale (Labor Action)
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Oct. 1943:
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On What Class Owns Russian Property (Labor Action)
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Oct. 1943:
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The Progressives at the UAW Convention (Labor Action)
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Oct. 1943:
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Workers Party Speaks to the Union Movement (Labor Action)
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Nov. 1943:
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Dividing the Spoils in Moscow (Labor Action)
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Nov. 1943:
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The “Mistakes” of the Bolsheviks” (The New International)
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Nov. 1943:
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Stalin Finds a New “Hero” for Russia (Labor Action)
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Nov. 1943:
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Stalin’s Aims in Europe (The New International)
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Jan. 1944:
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The Meaning of the New Yugoslavian Provisional Government (Labor Action)
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Jan. 1944:
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Now YOU Look HERE, Seaman Walsh ... (Labor Action)
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Jan. 1944:
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Stalinist “Liberation” of Poland an Imperialist Grab (Labor Action)
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Feb. 1944:
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FDR for Any Anti-Labor Bill (Labor Action)
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Feb. 1944:
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Only Socialism Can Bring Peace and Freedom (speech) (Labor Action)
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Mar. 1944:
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Fight in ALP Subject of Talk by Shachtman (Labor Action)
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Mar. 1944:
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It Is Time to Understand (The New International)
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Apr. 1944:
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The Second Stage Opens in Italy (Labor Action/The New International)
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Apr. 1944:
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Why Does Labor Need a Program of Action? (Labor Action)
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May 1944:
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A Blow at the Fourth International (Labor Action/The New International)
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May 1944:
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For a Labor Party and a Workers Government! (Labor Action)
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May 1944:
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On with the Struggle for Socialist Freedom (open letter) (Labor Action)
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May 1944:
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Workers Party Platform (Labor Action)
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Aug. 1944:
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The “Big Three” – Hitler’s Aids (Labor Action)
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Aug. 1944:
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An Epigone of Trotsky (The New International)
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Aug. 1944:
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Misunderstanding or Folly? (exchange of letters) (The New International)
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Aug. 1944:
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The Tragedy in Philadelphia (Labor Action)
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Sept. 1944:
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How the UAW Ranks Organized for Victory (Labor Action)
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Sept. 1944:
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Referendum on No-Strike Pledge! (Labor Action)
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Sept. 1944:
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Workers Party Salutes Labor Union Conventions (Labor Action)
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Oct. 1944:
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An Epigone of Trotsky – II (The New International)
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Oct. 1944:
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New Shift in the CP Line (Labor Action)
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Oct. 1944:
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Politics Among the Auto Workers (The New International)
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Nov. 1944:
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From the Bureaucratic Jungle (The New International)
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Nov. 1944:
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The Party That Won the Victory (The New International)
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Dec. 1944:
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Hands Off Greece! (Labor Action)
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Feb. 1945:
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Behind Jones-Wallace Fight (Labor Action) (series)
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Mar. 1945:
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From the Bureaucratic Jungle – II (The New International)
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Apr. 1945:
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Five Years of the Workers Party (Labor Action)
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Apr. 1945:
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Five years of the Workers Party (New International)
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Apr. 1945:
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An Open Letter from the Workers Party to the Y.P.S.L. (Labor Action)
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Apr. 1945:
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Roosevelt, Far-Sighted Strategist of His Class (Labor Action)
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July 1945:
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Statement on Ben Davis Case (Labor Action)
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Aug. 1945:
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British Labor Goes Left! (Labor Action)
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Aug. 1945:
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Letter on Question of Unification of the Workers Party and the Socialist Workers Party (Fourth International/Labor Action)
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Sept. 1945:
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On Basis For Unity (Labor Action)
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Oct. 1945:
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Letter on Unity (Fourth International)
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Oct. 1945:
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On WP-SWP Unity Negotiations – Letter to Cannon (New International)
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Oct. 1945:
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Security and a Living Wage (Labor Action)
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Nov. 1945:
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How “Practical” Is Capitalism? How “Utopian” Is Socialism? (Labor Action)
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Nov. 1945:
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On WP-SWP Unity Negotiations – Letter to Morrow (The New International)
Also: An Exchange Between WP and SWP Minority on Unity Issue – Letter to Morrow (Labor Action)
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Dec. 1945:
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Pre-war Perspectives and Post-war Realities – An Analysis of the Politics of the Fourth International (The New International)
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Dec. 1945:
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The UAW Strike – The Road to Victory (Labor Action)
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Mar. 1946:
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We’re Going to Have an 8-Page Labor Action (Labor Action)
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Apr. 1946:
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The New Russian Imperialism (The New International)
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1 Apr. 1946:
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Auto Labor’s Struggle for GM Strike Program (Labor Action)
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1 Apr. 1946:
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Six Years of the Workers Party – Our Record of Triple Vindication (Labor Action)
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29 Apr. 1946:
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The Significance of the GM Strike Program (Labor Action)
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29 Apr. 1946:
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U.S. Labor – Forge Victory of Socialism! (Labor Action)
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Aug. 1946:
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WP Sends Greetings to the Fourth International (Labor Action)
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26 Aug. 1946:
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Resistance Flares in Palestine (Labor Action)
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16 Sept. 1946:
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A Stalinist Swine Insults the Working Class of Italy (Labor Action)
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28 Sept. 1946:
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Shachtman Radio Speech Calls for Meat Control (Labor Action)
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Oct. 1946:
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Setting the Record Straight (The New International)
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Oct. 1946:
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Trotsky’s Stalin (The New International)
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11 Nov. 1946:
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To the Convention of the SWP – What Are the Facts on Unity? (with Albert Gates) (Labor Action)
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16 Dec. 1946:
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A Balance Sheet of the Coal Strike (Labor Action)
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23 Dec. 1946:
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An Appeal to Every Reader of Labor Action! (Labor Action)
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6 Jan. 1947:
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Hugo Urbahns – Farewell to a German Comrade (Labor Action)
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Feb. 1947:
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Reply to Grant (The New International)
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Mar. 1947:
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Joint Statement on Unity (with James P. Cannon) (The New International)
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Mar. 1947:
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The Nature of the Stalinist Parties (The New International)
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Apr. 1947:
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The Nature of the Russian State (The New International)
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May 1947:
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The Russian Question – A Debate (with Raya Dunayevskaya)
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Feb. 1948:
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The Nightfall of Capitalism (The New International)
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Feb. 1948:
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Stalinism – Anti-Labor in Theory and Practice (Labor Action)
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June 1948:
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Tug-of-War in Europe – An Eyewitness Picture (Labor Action)
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July/Aug. 1948:
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Attorney General Agrees to Conference
with WP on “Subversive” Listing (correspondence with T. Quinn) (Labor Action)
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Aug. 1948:
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Tito versus Stalin (The New International)
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Oct. 1948:
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The Congress of the Fourth International (The New International)
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Oct. 1948:
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Who Are the Subversives? (Labor Action)
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Nov. 1948:
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A Debate on the Social Philosophy of Marxism vs. Catholicism (with Fr. Owen Rice) (The New International)
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Nov. 1948:
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1928 – Twenty Years After – 1948 (Labor Action)
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Nov. 1948:
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On Bolshevism and Democracy (Labor Action)
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Jan. 1949:
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Is Socialism “Subversive”? (Labor Action)
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Jan. 1949:
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Soviets and the Constituent Assembly (The New International)
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Jan. 1949:
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Under the Banner of Marxism (extract) (Workers Party Bulletin)
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Apr. 1949:
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For Socialist Democracy! (Labor Action)
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Apr. 1949:
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ISL Fights to Take WP Off ‘Subversive List’ (Labor Action)
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May 1949:
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Martin Abern (obituary) (Labor Action)
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May 1949:
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RDR Muffed Its Chance to Take Clear Stand (Labor Action)
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Sept. 1949:
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Left Wing of the Labor Movement? (The New International)
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Sept. 1949:
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A Socialist Portrait of Reuther and the UAW (Labor Action)
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Oct. 1949:
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Stalinism Is Not Socialism! (Joint Statement by Three Socialist Tendencies) (Labor Action)
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Nov. 1949:
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Russians Act to Clip Titoism in China; Spanish CP Cracks; Anti-Tito Purge On in Poland (Labor Action)
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Dec. 1949:
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Four Portraits of Stalinism (Part I) (The New International) (critique of Walter Duranty & David Shub)
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1950s
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Jan. 1950:
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Four Portraits of Stalinism (Part II) (The New International) (critique of Bertram Wolfe I)
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Jan. 1950:
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Reply to David Shub (The New International)
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Mar. 1950:
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Four Portraits of Stalinism (Part III) (The New International) (critique of Bertram Wolfe II)
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Mar. 1950:
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Fact or Fiction on Lenin’s Role – A Reply to David Shub (The New International)
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Mar. 1950:
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Is Russia a Socialist Community? (debate with Earl Browder) (The New International)
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Mar. 1950:
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Our Right – Your Duty! (Labor Action)
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May 1950:
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Reflections on a Decade Past: On the Tenth Anniversary of Our Movement (The New International)
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15 May 1950:
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On Political Action Policy (Labor Action)
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29 May 1950:
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What Is New in American Politics Today? (Labor Action)
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12 June 1950:
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It Was a Victory, But – (Labor Action)
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July 1950:
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Four Portraits of Stalinism (Part IV) (The New International) (critique of Bertram Wolfe III)
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Sept. 1950:
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Leon Trotsky, 1879–1940 (The New International)
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Sept. 1950:
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Socialist policy in the war (Socialist Leader)
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Sept. 1950:
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Four Portraits of Stalinism (Part V) (The New International) (critique of Deutscher’s Stalin)
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Jan. 1951:
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Aspects of the British Labour Government (The New International)
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Feb. 1951:
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Kerensky, head of the government that Lenin ousted, debates Max Shachtman (Labor Action)
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Apr. 1951:
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An open letter to “our friends in Asia” (Labor Action)
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May 1951:
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The Roots of Stalinist Imperialism (Labor Action)
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May 1951:
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Socialist Policy and the War (The New International)
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June 1951:
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Comrade Natalia’s Indictment [of the SWP] (Labor Action)
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July 1951:
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Socialist Policy and the War – Part II (The New International)
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Sept. 1951:
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Socialist Policy and the War – A Reply (The New International)
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Nov. 1952:
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Stalin on Socialism (The New International)
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1953:
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Bureaucratic Collectivism – Two Eras (The New International)
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1953:
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For a democratic foreign policy (Labor Action)
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Mar. 1953:
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A Valuable Aid for Understanding Russia (The New International)
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July 1953:
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Who were the leaders of the East German Uprising against Stalinism? (Labor Action)
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Nov. 1953:
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Twenty Five Years of American Trotskyism (The New International)
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Nov. 1953:
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Why the working class is central
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Mar./Aug. 1954:
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The End of Socialism: A Review of Isaac Deutscher (New International)
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May 1954:
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The Stalinist Social System (Labor Action)
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Spring 1955:
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“Co-Existence” as a Catch-Phrase in the Cold War (New International)
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Fall 1955:
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Socialism in the United States – What Can Its Past and Present Disclose About Its Future? (New International)
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Summer 1957:
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A New Stage in the Russian Crisis (New International)
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Sept. 1957:
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October was a true working class revolution (ISL Internal Bulletin)
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Fall 1957:
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American Communism – A Re-Examination of the Past (New International)
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Nov. 1957:
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The October Revolution was made for freedom in equality! (Labor Action)
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Winter 1958:
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A Rejoinder to Theodore Draper (New International)
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Spring 1958:
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The Counsel of Despair (New International)
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Summer 1958:
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ISL Members to Join SP-SDF (with Albert Gates) (New International)
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1960s
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1960s:
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The Trotsky I Knew
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1961:
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Introduction to Leon Trotsky’s Terrorism and Communism
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May 1961:
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On Cuba (Two Views on the Cuba Invasion)
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1962:
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Introduction to Franz Mehring’s Karl Marx
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Apr. 1962:
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1939 – Whither Russia? Trotsky and his Critics (Survey)
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Sept.–1963:
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After the March on Washington (New America)
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1964:
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Personal and Political Dimensions (Dissent)
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1965:
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Introduction to Leon Trotsky’s The New Course
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1967:
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Introduction to Leon Trotsky’s Problems of the Chinese Revolution
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1967:
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Remember Leon Trotsky!
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Photos
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1938:
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SWP political meeting (with Felix Morrow, James Cannon, Max Shachtman, George Clarke, James Burnham, Nathan Gould and Martin Abern)
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1938:
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Max Shachtman (with James Cannon and Martin Abern)
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Reference
Max Shachtman, a political-biographical essay, by Albert Glotzer et al.
Shachtman Papers (Tamiment Institute)
Bibliography
Biography and Bibliography from Lubitz TrotskyanaNet
Yetta Barsh Shachtman
Encyclopedia of Trotskyism On-Line
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