Guide to Communist Biographies Read individual Communist Biographies in this section of this site, covered in hundreds and hundreds of thousands of words! Work on newly researched biographies is on-going and suggestions, new information, additions, […]
BRITISH BUS DEREGULATION a review by GRAHAM STEVENSON NATIONAL ORGANISER – TRANSPORT Transport & General Workers Union. (2000 – first published in pamphlet form by the International Transport Workers Federation) […]
Joe Vaughan Vaughan was born in East London in 1878 and educated at Elementary School. He first started work at eight years of age, after school hours and on Saturdays. Later he schooled for two […]
Collected Short Book Reviews: These reviews first appeared first in the Morning Star at the time of publication of the books involved : “A Very British Strike” by Anne Perkins (MacMillan) […]
Julia Inkpin Born in 1887, her father was Ted Raven, a convinced socialist and trade unionist. As a child in the 1890s, she attended one of the first London Socialist Sunday Schools and was taken […]
Nellie Usher Born in 1882, Nellie was the eldest of four children and nine years old when her father died. Her widowed mother kept the family going by “cooking or cleaning, or anything she could […]
Book Critique A shorter version of this extended review was published at the time of the appearance of the book. The full version is reproduced here for the record. James Eaden and David Renton “The […]
Harry Young Harry Young was the son of an active member of the Islington BSP and a member of that Party when it merged with others to form the British Communist Party. He was certainly the […]
Derek Ives Derek Ives was a Communist Party member in Hayes, West Middlesex, living in Glenister Avenue. He joined the Communist Party in 1968. A central heating consultant by trade, he had moved […]
SUMMARY OF SOME KEY WORKS BY KARL MARX AND FREDERICK ENGELS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . […]
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