Preobrazhensky: ABC and NEP
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Yevgeni Preobrazhensky (1886-1937), was a Bolshevik, economist, and one-time member of the Trotskyist Left Opposition against Stalin.
Marxists
Chen Duxiu: Trotskyist critic of Stalinism
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Chen Duxiu (1879-1942) was a founder of Chinese Communism and, later, a Trotskyist critic of Stalinism and Maoism.
The Marxists on oppression
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The fourth part of a review article looking at the themes of John Riddell’s new book of documents from the early communist movement.
Trotsky and black liberation
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In the first letter that he wrote to the Trotskyists in the
United States, Trotsky, in exile in Prinkipo, posed to the comrades
the Negro question as a vital part of the struggle for
The workers' government
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This is the third part of a review article looking at the themes of John Riddell’s new book of documents from the early communist movement.
How German revolutionary workers wrote the “united front”
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In this second part of a review article looking at the themes of John Riddell’s new book of documents from the early communist movement Toward the United Front: Proceedings of the Fourth Congress of the Communist International (Haymarket, 2012), Paul Hampton discusses the concepts of transitional demands and the united front.
England's first Marxist?
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George Julian Harney (1817-1897) was a radical Chartist leader who became a pioneer of English revolutionary socialism.
Karl Marx and Frederick Engels on the US Civil War
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Engels called the American Civil War “the first grand war of contemporaneous history”. Marx later hailed it as “the greatest event of the age”.
THE CIVIL WAR IN THE UNITED STATES By KARL MARX and FREDERICK ENGELS *
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(February 1938)
THE CIVIL WAR IN THE UNITED STATES By KARL MARX and FREDERICK ENGELS
Edited with an introduction by Richard Enmale
The Two Sides of Abraham Lincoln
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One part of the 1948 election
platform of the Socialist Work-
ers Party [US]read as follows:
"In 1860 William Lloyd Har-
rison and Wendell Phillips. John
Brown and Frederick Douglass,