• May 5, 1998: ADDITION: Another addition to the Marx/Engels Library. Resolution of the London Conference on Working-Class Political Action (Thanks to Tim Delaney).

• May 5, 1998: ADDITION: Reviews from the Neue Rheinische Zeitung. Revue (Zipped version- 55K) (Thanks to Tim Delaney).

• April 30, 1998: ADDITION:Completed Chapter 25 of Trotsky's 1930 History of the Russian Revolution (Thanks to Alphonsos Pangas).

• April 23, 1998: ADDITION: Marx and Engel's 1848 leaflet, The Demands of the Communist Party in Germany (Thanks to Tim Delaney.)

• April 21, 1998: ADDITION: Four additional lectures newly translated from J.C. Mariategui's 1924 book History of the World Crisis (Thanks to Juan R. Fajardo.)

• April 15, 1998: ADDITION: Chapter 4 of Marx and Engels' 1845 book The Holy Family. (Thanks to Peter Byrne.)

• April 14, 1998: ADDITION:, Lenin's 1916 article, The Socialist Revolution and the Right of Nations to Self-determinaton from Sbornik Sotsial-Demokrata, No. 1. (Thanks to Richard Bos.)

• April 8, 1998: ADDITION: Two new French texts in the non-English library. Trotsky's Un kerenskysme à rebours and La "troisième période" d'erreurs de l'Internationale Communiste I - V.

• March 24, 1998: ADDITION:We are very pleased to announce the opening of the 1973 Penguin edition of Marx's massive work, Grundrisse (Thanks to Tim Delaney.)

• March 23, 1998: ADDITION: We are very proud to open another new section, the Hal Draper Internet Archive. (Thanks to Chris Croome)

• March 22, 1998: ADDITION: We open another new section, the Alexandra Kollontai Internet Archive. (Thanks to Tom Condit)

• March 22, 1998: ADDITION: Leon Trotsky's 1927 essay on China: "Problems of the Chinese Revolution." (Thanks to Heiko Khoo, curator of the Chinese Marxism Page.)

• March 9, 1998: ADDITION: Ten essays from 1899-1909 to the James Connolly Internet Archive. (Thanks to The James Connolly Society)

• February 27, 1998: ADDITION: We are very pleased to open a new section, the Max Shachtman Internet Archive. (Intro thanks to Ernest Haberkern.)

• February 25, 1998: ADDITION: Another item for the non-English collection of works, a Spanish version of The Communist Manifesto, Manifesto del partido Communista. (Thanks to Jose F. Polanco.)

• February 18, 1998: ADDITION: Leon Trotsky's 1938 article from New International "Class Relations in the Chinese Revolution." (Thanks to Heiko Khoo.)

• February 17, 1998: ADDITION: Leon Trotsky's 1933 article The Class Nature of the Soviet State.

• February 17, 1998: UPGRADE: Fresh HTML for Leon Trotsky's 1930 pamphlet: The Rise of German Fascism.

• February 13, 1998: ADDITION: The non-English collection of works adds a Spanish translation of Lenin's 1913 article "What can be done for public education", Lo que se puede hacer por la educación pública. (Traducción por Simón Royo Hernández).

• February 8, 1998: ADDITION: Work begins on J.C. Mariategui's 1924 book (a series of lectures) History of the World Crisis (Thanks to Juan R. Fajardo.)

• January 24, 1998: ADDITION: Into the J.C. Mariategui Internet Archive goes a short Autobiographical Note (Thanks to Juan R. Fajardo.)

• January 17, 1998: ADDITION: The opening of the work on the first Marx/Engels collaborative effort, The German Ideology (Thanks to Bill Foreman.)

• January 6, 1998: ADDITION: In the MEIA's French text section is now the complete book Leon Trotsky's, La révolution trahie (The Revolution Betrayed).

• January 2, 1998: ADDITION: Two new pieces for the Mao Tse-tung Internet Archive, one dealing with Soviet premier Nikita Krushchov and one in memory of Doctor Norman Bethune. (Thanks to Rolf Martens and Chris Brady.)

• December 18, 1997: ADDITION: Another four chapters from Capital, volume 2 -- that makes chapters 1 through 18. (Thanks to Phillipine Revolutionaries and Doug Hockin.)

• December 1, 1997: ADDITION: More texts for the non-English collection of the MEIA. A Swedish version of Marx/Engels: Kommunistiska Manifestet (1848). (Thanks to Ahrne Christianson) and a French version of Trotsky: Leur morale et la nôtre ("Their Morals and Ours" -- anonymous)

• November 30, 1997: ADDITION: We are very proud to present to you the opening of a new section, the brand new William Morris Internet Archive. (Thanks to Chris Croome.)

• November 7, 1997: ADDITION: Two essays from 1897 and 1898 to the James Connolly Internet Archive. (Thanks to The James Connolly Society)

• October 24, 1997: ADDITION: Leon Trotsky's 1919 speech Rallying the Army During the Civil War, (Thanks to Patrick Beherec.)

• October 17, 1997: ADDITION: Leon Trotsky's article "The Events in Dublin, 1916". (Thanks to Patrick Beherec.)

• October 10, 1997: ADDITION: The Preface -- rounding out Marx's 1844 Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts. (Thanks to Patrick Beherec.)

• October 9, 1997: ADDITION: Trotsky's 1926 article "On the Suppressed Testament of Lenin".

• October 3, 1997: ADDITION: A new section! Work begins on transcribing Marx and Engels' first joint writing effort, the 1845 book The Holy Family. (Thanks to Peter Byrne.)

• October 3, 1997: ADDITION: The French section of the MEIA Non-English Archive is steadily moving forward. You can now find Marx and Engels' Manifeste du Parti communiste, Lenin's L'etat et la Révolution, and Trotsky's several works, including Qu'est-Ce Que Le National-Socialisme, Ans De Manifeste Communiste, où va la france? and Après Munich, une leçon toute fraîche. (Thanks to Sally Ryan.)

• October 1, 1997: ADDITION: Antonio Labriola's Socialism and Philosophy, in 4 parts. (Thanks to Rob Ryan.)

• September 30, 1997: ADDITION: To the Marx/Engels Non-English Archive, we add Engels' Principes du Communiste. (Thanks to Sally Ryan.)

• September 29, 1997: ADDITION: Another five chapters from Capital, volume 2 -- that makes chapters 1 through 14. (Thanks to Phillipine Revolutionaries and Doug Hockin.)

• September 25, 1997: ADDITION: Another four chapters from Capital, volume 2. (Thanks to Phillipine Revolutionaries and Doug Hockin.)

• August 20, 1997: ADDITION: Work has resumed on Leon Trotsky's 1930 3-volume book The History of the Russian Revolution, with the addition of chapter 5 as well as some fresh HTML formating in existent chapters. (Thanks to David Webb.)

• August 16, 1997: ADDITION: Work starts on Marx's post-humous, Engels' edited, sequel Capital, volume 2. (Thanks to Phillipine Revolutionaries and Doug Hockin.)

• August 14, 1997: ADDITION: The new Antonio Labriola Archive opens. (Thanks to Rob Ryan.)

• July 31, 1997: ADDITION: Three new works dictated by Lenin in the closing days of 1922: The State Planning Commission, On the Central Committee, and On Nationalities or Autonomisation. (Thanks to Brian Baggins.)

• July 22, 1997: ADDITION: Five new Lenin works for the Lenin Internet Archive:
  
  • 1917: Fear of the collapse of the old and the fight for the new
    
  • 1917: How to organise competition?
    
  • 1918: A little picture in illustration of big problems
    
  • 1920: Speech to students of the Sverdlov University leaving for the front
    
  • 1920: Speech delivered at the Third All-Russia Congress of Water Transport Workers
  (Thanks to Robert Cymbala.)

• July 13, 1997: ADDITION: The opening of the Non-English Archives -- for works in non-English languages. Karl and Fred, of course, wrote most of their material in languages other than English. (Thanks to Sally Ryan and many contributors.)

• June 28, 1997: ADDITION: Chapter 3 of the 1894 post-humous publication of Marx's Capital III. (Thanks to Hinrich Kuhls.)

• June 26, 1997: ADDITION: Eleanor Marx's personal thoughts back on her father and her mother, from the Neue Zeit of 1897-98.

• June 5, 1997: ADDITION: Marx's 1880 survey-questionnaire A Workers' Inquiry. (Thanks to Curtis Price.)

• May 27, 1997: ADDITION: Stalin's 1950 work Marxism and Problems in Linguistics. (Thanks to M.)

• May 9, 1997: ADDITION: The Trotsky Internet Archive adds Trotsky's The Stalin School of Falsification, published in 1937. (Thanks to David Walters.)

• May 5 1997: UPGRADE: Happy birthday, Karl! In Herr Doktor's honor, we present two upgraded sections: 1) the collected media interviews with Karl and Fred, which highlights more personal aspects of their characters, and 2) an HTML verison of his 1849 classic Wage-Labor and Capital.

• May 3 1997: ADDITION: A series of articles have been added to the Lenin Internet Archive. They include: Casual Notes (I. Beat -- But Not to Death!), The Attitude of the Workers' Party to Religion, Classes and Parties in Their Attitude to Religion and the Church, May Day Action By The Revolutionary Proletariat, The Bourgeois Intelligentsia's Methods of Struggle Against the Workers, War and Revolution. (Thanks to Robert Cymbala.)

• May 1 1997: ADDITION: In celebration of May Day around our ever-spinning planet, we open The James Connolly Internet Archive. Twelve new articles about the socialist movement in Ireland during his time (Connolly was executed in 1916). (Thanks to the Workers' Web ASCII Pamphlet project and The Irish Republican Socialist Party.)

• April 26 1997: UPGRADE: Marx's 1848 Free trade speech -- including Engels' 1888 introduction to the speech's publication in English.

• April 18 1997: UPGRADE: The Marx and Engels news items from Neue Rheinische Zeitung.

• April 17, 1997: ADDITION: Three new articles have been added to the Lenin Internet Archive. They are "Petty-bourgeois and proletarian socialism" (1905), "Imperialism and the Split in Socialism" (1916) and "Opportunism and the Collapse of the Second International" (1916). (Thanks to the Workers' Web ASCII Pamphlet project.) Also added: "Tasks of the proletariat in the present revolution (1917)

• April 3, 1997: ADDITION: We are very proud to announce the launch of a new mirror site in South Africa.

• March 9, 1997: ADDITION: Leon Trotsky's 1935 The Workers' State, Thermidor and Bonapartism, an examination of the class structure of the Soviet Union. (Thanks to Doug Fullarton.)

• February 23, 1997: ADDITION: Trotsky's Military Writings, Volume I, How The Revolution Armed is now complete. Included is a chronology of the first year of the Russian Civil War from the original Soviet edition of these writings. Volume II will be started later this year. (Thanks to David Walters.)

• February 23, 1997: ADDITION: V.I. Lenin's 1920 Tasks of the Youth Leagues. Included is an abstract of the document. (Thanks to Colin S. Cavell)

• February 9, 1997: ADDITION: Five articles/notes/speeches by Lenin concerning the situation with Russian banks shortly after the revolution. Check out the Lenin Internet Archive (Thanks to Conal Tuohy)

• January 15, 1997: ADDITION: A collection of five letters written by Rosa Luxemburg during her time in prison in Breslau (1918). She criticizes the Bolsheviks for a variety of early policies, including the use of "revolutionary terror." (Thanks to Dave Hollis)

• January 9, 1997: ADDITION: The Third International After Lenin -- Leon Trotsky's 1928 Draft Criticism of the Communist International. (Thanks to Sally Ryan)

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