International Council Correspondence Volume 1, Number 11

The Volume 1, Number 11 (September 1935) issue of International Council Correspondence.

CONTENTS

-Germany today

-National Bolshevism

-The Brussels conference

-The competitors of fascism

-From the "dictatorship" to the "People's government"

-The Belgian success

-The triumph of the united front

-The last Congress of the Communist International

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