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 No comments  Manchester Communist Students is launching a series on ‘A Revolutionary History of Germany’ with speakers from across the country and the Left. Everyone is welcome to attend, we always meet every tuesday at 6.30pm at the University of Manchester Students’ Union in Meeting room 2 or 3. Below is a provisional list of dates and subjects: Posted on January 15th 2010 |
No comments  Below we publish a Karl Kautsky article from April 1917, translated into English for the first time by Ben Lewis. It is introduced by Lars T Lih, a historian based in Canada, who has been at the forefront of re-examining the complex relationship between these two widely misunderstood figures of the 20th century workers’ movement. [...] Posted on November 25th 2009 |
No comments  Explaining the resistance Posted on November 17th 2009 |
No comments  James Turley offers an appreciation of the life of Chris Harman, 1942-2009 Posted on March 6th 2009 |
1 comment  Women's Day demonstration – Tehran 1979 Posted on February 11th 2009 |
No comments  You can now read the second and concluding part of the symposium on ‘Gays and the left’ from the New Politics journal. It can be accessed here: http://www.newpol.org/ Posted on February 6th 2009 |
No comments  The last in our series of previously untranslated works by Rosa Luxemburg shows a different side of her output. It was first published in Die Neue Zeit 1912-13, Vol 2, pp97-100. CS member Ben Lewis has been assisting with these translations Tolstoy’s literary estate, which has been published in German in three volumes by Ladyschnikow in [...] Posted on February 2nd 2009 |
No comments  Last year was the 50th anniversary of the Notting Hill Race riots. CS member John Sidwell wrote this article examining some of the issues Posted on February 1st 2009 |
No comments  This previously untranslated article, ‘After the Jena congress’, by Rosa Luxemburg is of particular interest. A cool analytical summation of the Jena congress of German Social Democracy in September 1913, it sounds a warning against the new alignment of the party’s centre and right against the left. In a sign of things to come, the [...] Posted on February 1st 2009 |
No comments  ‘Blanquism and social democracy’ is a June 1906 polemic against Georgi Plekhanov, ‘father of Russian Marxism’ and Menshevik leader, taken from Czerwony Sztandar, paper of the Social Democracy of the Kingdom of Poland and Lithuania. It continues our series of Rosa Luxemburg’s previously untranslated writings, translated by CS member Ben Lewis Comrade Plekhanov has published an [...] |
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