Book review: J. Arch Getty's "Practicing Stalinism: Bolsheviks, Boyars and the Persistence of Tradition" Review by Loren Goldner in Insurgent Notes #10.
Catastrophic Gradualism The following is a commentary by George Orwell on the intellectual backing for dictatorship and oppression. It is in reaction to the 1945 publication of Arthur Koestler's book The Yogi and the Cossack, which is a collection of essays.
Out of the Night - Jan Valtin The story of a German revolutionary who, after the failed German revolution, becomes an agent for the Communist International, fights fascism in…
Chicago Replies To Moscow! Exchange from the Industrial Worker newspaper with a Soviet official from 1945.
Ukraine: Modern War, Democratic Movements and the Revolutionary Process Long leaflet/short pamphlet about the Ukraine war.
Capitalism and Its Discontents: The Many Faces of Leftism No one today can deny that capitalism is in crisis. It is apparent not only in the sphere of…
After the Cuban Protests: Discussion with Proletarios Cabreados We are publishing here our translation of a further document on the Cuban protests in July, entitled…
Cuba is the Latest Episode in the Death Agony of (State) Capitalism Cuba is the latest illustration of the failure of the Stalinist recipe of party dictatorship behind…
Class Struggles in the USSR, Third Period: 1930-1941 - Charles Bettelheim French Marxist Charles Bettelheim's huge work covering the class struggle in the USSR from 1930 to…
Balance sheet of a revolution / Bilan d'une révolution As one of the major works of the communist left, Bilan d'une révolution covers the undistorted…
