Hungarian Tragedy - Peter Fryer A first hand account of the Hungarian Revolution and its crushing by the Soviet intervention. Peter Fryer was correspondent for the Daily Worker …
Soviet Union, China and other Stalinisms - reading guide Further reading guide about "state socialist" countries. Unlike many books on Stalinist societies,…
From the Russian revolution of 1917 to Stalinist totalitarianism - Agustín Guillamón A historical essay on the transition from Russian Revolution of the Soviets to bureaucratic…
Joe building: The Stalin memorial lecture - Jonathan Meades A sequel of sorts to Jerry Building this time examining Stalin and the Soviet Union.
November 1989: The working class trapped under the Velvet Tricolour Kolektivne Proti Kapitalu's analysis of the working-class and Stalinism's demise in the Czech…
Stakhanovism and the British workers Marie Louise Berneri's article on Stakhanovism and other methods imposed on workers in order to squeeze more productivity and profit out of them…
Review: Revolution and counterrevolution: Class struggle in a Moscow metal factory and worker resistance under Stalin: Class and revolution on the shop floor A review of two books on the topic of working class responses to Stalinism in the…
The strange story of Nikolai Starostin, football and Lavrentii Beria An article by Jim Riordan in the journal Europe-Asia Studies describing the fate of Nikolai…
HONGRIE 1956: «LE PROLETARIAT A L’ASSAUT DU CIEL» - Mouvement Communiste The original French version of the Mouvement Communiste pamphlet on Hungary 56.
Hungary ’56: “the proletariat storming heaven” - Mouvement Communiste Mouvement Communiste’s analysis of the Hungary ’56 workers’ uprising. Stresses the importance of the…
The Red Jacobins: Thermidor and the Russian Revolution in 1921 This article, which appeared in the self-titled magazine of the British group Permanent Revolution,…
“If we have rice, we can have everything”: a critique of Khmer Rouge ideology and practice Junge Linke on the Khmer Rouge's reign of terror in Cambodia, and its origins.
