The Revolutionary Contribution of Paul Mattick
Review of Marxism in a Lost Century: A Biography of Paul Mattick by Garry Roth (Haymarket Books/Historical Materialism Series).
The KAPD and the proletarian movement – Jacques Camatte
A 1971 essay on the KAPD, its positive features (its break with the ideology and practice of social democracy) and its shortcomings (“ideology of the producers”), with discussions of, among other things: Lenin’s Infantile Disorder; the KAPD’s relations with the Third International; National Bolshevism; the AAU and AAUE; the KAPD as vanguard party; the counterrevolution, Stalinism and fascism; the crucial importance of Germany for the proletarian revolution; the KAPD’s influence on the communist currents of the 1960s; and the next, “human revolution” entailing the “abolition of the proletariat” (communism: “the mode of production in which the goal of production is man himself”).
Jan Appel - Communist Bulletin Group
Left-wing splinter parties in the Weimar Republic
A 1974 dissertation on various left-wing radical groups in Weimar Republic era Germany.
AAUD/AAUD-E reader
The workers councils as organisational foundation of communist production - GIK
A summary of the basic theoretical foundations of the work 'Fundamental principles of communist production and distribution' by the Dutch German left group GIK.
Paul Mattick and Council Communism - Claudio Pozzoli
Notes by Claudio Pozzoli on Paul Mattick, council communism and in particular its differences with left communism.
Art as a weapon: Franz Seiwert and the Cologne progressives - Martyn Everett
The councilist movement in Germany (1914-1935): A history of the AAUD-E tendency
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