
Lenin on `left-wing’ Communism
Lenin’s “`Left-Wing’ Communism: an infantile disorder” This was written by Lenin in 1920 and he himself called it “an attempt at a popular discussion on Marxist strategy and tactics”. Like so much of his writing, […]
Lenin’s “`Left-Wing’ Communism: an infantile disorder” This was written by Lenin in 1920 and he himself called it “an attempt at a popular discussion on Marxist strategy and tactics”. Like so much of his writing, […]
“Imperialism, the highest stage of capitalism” by V I Lenin Writing this in 1916 in Switzerland, Lenin used a style in this work that would enable the Tsarist censor to permit it to be published in Russia. […]
KARL MARX’S `CAPITAL’ – WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT? BY GRAHAM STEVENSON “Capital – a critical analysis of capitalist production” by Karl Marx was the product of half a lifetime’s ongoing research on […]
Tom Aisbitt Thomas Aisbitt was a veteran of the Newcastle-upon-Tyne Communist Party. He was a close friend of Dave Atkinson (see separate entry), a fellow Communist.Tom was a prominent member of the woodworkers union. In […]
Far left – Joe O’Sullivan; Reggie Dunne, near left, Mugshots taken at the time of their arrest. On Thursday 22nd June 1922, Reginald Dunne, the […]
Norman Bedow Born in 1906, Bedow was a Unity Theatre activist from Paul Robeson’s appearance at Mornington Crescent in `Plant in the Sun’. An activist in the Co-op movement, he was also involved in the […]
George Aitken George Sutherland Aitken, an engineering worker by trade, attended the Lenin School Moscow in 1927 and a member of the Central Committee from 1931. With the onset of fascism, and an increasing danger […]
THE BRITISH COMMUNIST PARTY IN THE 1980s: REVISIONISM, RESISTANCE AND RE-ESTABLISHMENT The background to the falling apart of the CPGB was deeply rooted in controversies about which direction the Party should go; should it […]
A chapter based on the following text is contained in the book illustrated left, available online in Kindle. THE BRITISH SECURITY FORCES AND THE COMMUNIST PARTY Undoubtedly, the most serious and foul of the […]
Ron Bellamy Born in Sheffield in 1917, Ron Bellamy won scholarships to Bradford Grammar School and then to Queens College, Oxford, where he read Classical Greats from October 1936, although he switched to Politics, Philosophy […]
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