Towards a history of the German Communist Workers Party (KAPD) - Communist Bulletin Group

A history of the German Communist Workers Party (KAPD), a council communist organization that exists in Germany during the 1920s.

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Originally appeared in Communist Bulletin (No. 15, Summer 1991)

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