Haim Kantorovitch Archive
1890-1936
Haim Kantorovitch was an American socialist teacher, writer, and Marxist theoretician. Kantorovitch is best remembered as one of the intellectual leaders of the Militant faction of the Socialist Party of America in the early 1930s and as a founder and editor of The American Socialist Quarterly, the SP's theoretical magazine.
Problems of Revolutionary Socialism (Part 1), (Part 2), (Part 3), (Part 4), (Part 5), (Part 6), July-August 1935
Notes On The "Peace Agreement" Between The N.E.C. And The New York State Committee, August-September 1935
The Thomas-Browder Debate, December 1935
The Old Guard: An Analysis of Its History and of Its Principles, December 1935
What is Communism by Earl Browder (review), April 1936
Notes on the United Front Problem, May 1936
The Left Wing at the Cleveland Convention, July 1936
On Reading Trotsky’s Book The Third International After Lenin, August 1936
Some Notes on an All-Inclusive Party, December 1936
Letter to Goldman, August 12, 1936
Obituaries
Anna Bercowitz Haim Kantorovitch, October 1936
David P. Berenberg Haim Kantorovitch: A Tribute, December 1936