The Volume 1, Number 3 (December 1934) issue of International Council Correspondence. CONTENTS -Theses on Bolshevism -What's behind the "New Deal"? Attachments International Council Correspondence Volume 1, Number 3 (December 1934).pdf (3.47 MB) Book traversal links for 51762 International Council Correspondence Volume 1, Number 2 Up International Council Correspondence Volume 1, Number 4 Printer-friendly version Bolsheviks Comments
Beyond Kronstadt - the Bolsheviks in Power - "MK" "MK" analyses the Russian Revolution, attempting a broader critical analysis than the usual back and forth over Kronstadt, including the…
Kronstadt 1921: An analysis of Bolshevik propaganda - David Schaich David Schaich analyzes the Bolshevik propaganda over Kronstadt, including the claim it was a "White…
The Communist Left in Russia after 1920 - Ian Hebbes A re-evaluation by the late Ian Hebbes of the continued existence of a Left Communist opposition within the USSR up until the 1930s.
Women fighters in the days of the great October Revolution - Alexandra Kollontai In this article, written in 1927 (well after the Bolshevik consolidation of power), Alexandra…
Stalin: why and how - Boris Souvarine Souvarine describes Stalin's path of ascent to power as master of Party and state.
The 1918 treaty of Brest-Litovsk: curbing the revolution - Guy Sabatier A detailed historical account and political analysis of the treaty that marked the official…
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