History: USA: Publications: The Communist (1927-1944)


The Communist

CONTENTS BY ISSUE
(1927 – 1944)

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Transcribers Note: The Communist was the primary monthly theoretical journal of the Communist Party that began publishing in 1927. Last published in Dec 1944. Creation of this digital archive by The Riazanov Library Project

Predecessors and Successors:

In the late teens and early 20s of the 20th century, the just-initiated communist movement in the USA published, or acquired and continued publishing, The Liberator 1918-1924, Labor Herald 1922-1924, and Soviet Russia Pictorial 1923-1924. [Note that Soviet Russia Pictorial was a continuation of Soviet Russia, and The Liberator was a kind of re-incarnation of The Masses, 1911-1917.] Additionally, there were at least 8 publications with the same name of The Communist published by various Left-SP and pre-Communist factions inspired by the Russian Revolution from during the before and after the founding of the Party. A list of these publications can be found here.

In November of 1924, The Liberator, Soviet Russia Pictorial, and Labor Herald were terminated and folded together into Workers Monthly, which began in November of 1924.

Workers Monthly (which had some of the look and feel of the Liberator, with at times lovely color art on the cover and striking one and two page political cartoons inside augmenting the text) ended in February of 1927, and became in March of 1927 The Communist.

The change in format was dramatic: Where its immediate and secondary predecessors were 8 1/2 x 11 inch magazine format with lovely color (or dramatic black and white photo) covers, The Communist was a 6 x 8 inch pamphlet / book format publication, whose covers bore some art in the early years, but soon after ceased to do so, and which had occasional photos and sketches in its earliest issues, which mostly ceased to adorn the majority of its published issues after a few years. One might argue this change mirrored the change in the character of the Comintern-led Communist Movement in the USA and world-wide, as that became at last finally solidly under Stalin’s control.

In 1943 the Communist International was dissolved, an action taken by the Soviet Union as part of the downplaying of the term ’communist’ by Moscow, as it sought a continuation of the war-time alliance with the United States at the close of WWII. in January of 1945, the name of The Communist was changed to Political Affairs. Political Affairs ceased publication on physical paper at the end of 2008, but continues to be published online as of 2014.

 



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1927

A PDF of all the Tables of Contents for 1927

Volume 6, No. 1, March, 1927

The Communist
A Theoretical Magazine for the Discussion of Revolutionary Problems
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 1113 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago, Ill.

Max Bedacht, Editor

Page:
1    Editorials
7    America Facing Europe by Jay Lovestone
17   Economic Situation in U. S. A. 1926 by A. G. Bosse
25  Limitations of American Imperialism by Max Shachtman
32  Convention of the U. M. W. A. by Wm. F. Dunne
41  With Marx and Engels
55  Book Reviews
58   Through the Month

 



Volume 6, No. 2, April, 1927

The Communist
A Theoretical Magazine for the Discussion of Revolutionary Problems
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 1113 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago, Ill.

Max Bedacht, Editor

Page:
67    C. E. Ruthenberg by Max Bedacht
72    Toward Another-Wave of Revolutionary Struggle by Jay Lovestone
76    The United States and Tacna Arica by Ella G. Wolfe
80   Historical Background of the Nicaraguan Situation by G. A. Bosse
84   Winning the Youth by Herbert Zam
92   With Marx and Engels – the Civil War in North America
113  The World Struggle for Rubber by Leon Platt
120 Through the Month

 



Volume 6, No. 3, May, 1927

The Communist
A Theoretical Magazine for the Discussion of Revolutionary Problems
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 1113 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago, Ill.

Max Bedacht, Editor

Page
130  Editorials
138  Toward Another Wave of Revolutionary Struggles by Jay Lovestone
150  The Brussels Congress Against Imperialism
156  The Civil War in the United States by Karl Marx
165  Marx and the Vienna “Presse"
172  The World Struggle for Rubber
181  Book Reviews
186  Through the Month

 



Volume 6, No. 4, June, 1927

The Communist
A Theoretical Magazine for the Discussion of Revolutionary Problems
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 1113 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago, Ill.

Max Bedacht, Editor
N. Dozenberg, Business Manager

Page
194  Editorials
200  Perspectives for Our Party by Jay Lovestone
207   Present Trend in the American Labor Movement by Max Bedacht
213  The Crusade of the A. F. of L. Against the “Reds” by Ben Gitlow
225  Literature and Economics by V. F. Calverton
252  The American Civil War by Frederick Engels
248  Through the Month

 



Volume 6, No. 5, July, 1927

The Communist
A Theoretical Magazine for the Discussion of Revolutionary Problems
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 1113 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago, Ill.

Max Bedacht, Editor
N. Dozenberg, Business Manager

Page
259  The Next President of Mexico by Ella G. Wolfe
266  Old Problems in New Forms by Max Bedacht
275  A Program for the Period of Prosperity by Bertram D. Wolfe
287  Perspectives for Our Party by Jay Lovestone
295  Marx, Engels and America by A. Landy
310  The Proletarianization of a Profession by Chas. P. Fletcher
313  Literature and Economics by V. F. Calverton
319  The Economics of the Coupon Clipper – a Review by Bertram D. Wolfe
323  Was Marx Wrong by Burn Starr

 



 

Volume 6, No. 6, September–October, 1927

The Communist
A Theoretical Magazine for the Discussion of Revolutionary Problems
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 1113 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago, Ill.

Max Bedacht, Editor
N. Dozenberg, Business Manager

Page
338  The Murder of Sacco and Vanzetti by Robert Minor
347  American Militarism by A. G. Bosse
358  The Convention of the Pan-American Federation of Labor by Arnold Roller
376  Whither Wuhan by Sz-Toh-Li
388  China and American Imperialist Policy by Earl Browder
394  With Marx and Engels by Avrom Landy

 



Volume 6, No. 7, November, 1927

The Communist
A Theoretical Magazine for the Discussion of Revolutionary Problems
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Bertram D. Wolfe, Editor
N. Dozenberg, Business Manager

Page
403  Eastman Revises Marx-And Corrects Lenin by Bertram D. Wolfe
413  Surrender Raised to a System – The Work of the Last A. F. of L. Convention by Wm. F. Dunne
423  Some Trade Union Problems by Jay Lovestone
435  Chemical Warfare by Robert Macdonald
442  Lessons of the Russian Revolution by Alex Bittleman
451  Ten Years of Building Socialism by J. Mindel
459  Book Reviews

 




1928

A PDF of all the Tables of Contents for 1928

Volume 7, No. 1, January, 1928

The Communist
A Theoretical Magazine for the Discussion of Revolutionary Problems
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Bertram D. Wolfe, Editor

Page
1    A Letter to the Workers by Lenin
10   The Crisis in the Labor Movement by Wm. Z. Foster
21   The Lessons of the Canton Uprising by Harry Joven
25   Preparing for the Pan-American Conference by Ella G. Wolfe
38  National and Colonial Revolution by V. I. Lenin
44  America Discusses the Opposition by Bertram D. Wolfe
58  Chemical Warfare by Robert Macdonald

 



Volume 7, No. 2, February, 1928

The Communist
A Theoretical Magazine for the Discussion of Revolutionary Problems
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Bertram D. Wolfe, Editor
Beatrice Carlin, Business Manager

Page
67   The Presidential Elections in the U. S. by V. I. Lenin
69   Herbert Hoover by H. M. Wicks
75   The Present Economic Situation by Jay Lovestone
90  Capitalist Efficiency “Socialism” by Wm. Z. Foster
105  The Crisis in the United Mine Workers by Wm. F. Dunne
110  America Discusses the Opposition by Bertram D. Wolfe

 



Volume 7, No. 3, March, 1928

The Communist
A Theoretical Magazine for the Discussion of Revolutionary Problems
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Bertram D. Wolfe, Editor
Beatrice Carlin, Business Manager

Page
131  America and Russia by Marx and Engles
133  Marx, Lenin and the Commune by Alexander Ttrachtenberg
141  The Proletariat and War by V. I. Lenin
145  Ruthenberg as Fighter and Leader by Jay Lovestone
154  After the Canton Uprising by John Pepper
160  Atheism and Evolution by Bertram D. Wolfe
169  Capitalist Efficiency “Socialism” by Wm. Z. Foster
175  Save the Miners’ Union Call
181  Literature and Economics V. F. Calverton
190  Book Reviews

 



Volume 7, No. 4, April, 1928

The Communist
A Theoretical Magazine for the Discussion of Revolutionary Problems
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Bertram D. Wolfe, Editor
Beatrice Carlin, Business Manager

Page
195  Tasks and Lessons of the Miners’ Struggle by William Z. Foster
201  How Lenin Worked by N. Krupskaya
205  Practical Phases of the Labor Party Campaign by Jay Lovestone
219  America and the Tactics of the Communist International by John Pepper
229  Al Smith and the New Tammany Hall by William W. Weinstone
236  Unemployment in Great Britain by C. White
242  The Youth and the Elections by Herbert Zam
247   Literature and Economics by V. F. Calverton
252  Book Reviews

 



Volume 7, No. 5, May, 1928

The Communist
A Theoretical Magazine for the Discussion of Revolutionary Problems
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Bertram D. Wolfe, Editor
Beatrice Carlin, Business Manager

Page
259  May Day, 1928 Alexander Bittleman
262  May Day by Rosa Luxemburg
265  The Present Situation in the Labor Movement Jay Lovestone
279  Two Mine Strike Strategies by Wm. Z. Foster
285  Pacifism and War by Bertram D. Wolfe
297  Certain Basic Questions of Our Perspective by John Pepper
307  Engels on the American Labor Movement by A. Landy
314  Books

 



Volume 7, No. 6, June, 1928

The Communist
A Theoretical Magazine for the Discussion of Revolutionary Problems
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Bertram D. Wolfe, Editor
Beatrice Carlin, Business Manager

Page
323  The Mining Crisis Deepens Wm. Z. Foster
327  A Program of Action for America by John Pepper
340  Six Years by Herbert Zam
346  The Labor Movement in America by Fredrick Engels
355  The Economics of American Agriculture by A. B. Richman
364  De Leonism and Communism by Karl Reeve
374  A Program On Unemployment
378  Literature and Economics by V. F. Calverton
382  Books

 



Volume 7, No. 7, July, 1928

The Communist
A Theoretical Magazine for the Discussion of Revolutionary Problems
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Bertram D. Wolfe, Editor
Beatrice Carlin, Business Manager

Page
387  Plenum Material
388  Resolution On Trade-Union Work
399  Old Unions and New Unions by Wm. Z. Foster
406  Trade-Union Questions by James P. Cannon
413  Resolution on the Report of the Political Committee
421   Some Immediate Party Problems by Jay Lovestone
434  William D. Haywood – “Undesirable Citizen” by J. Louis Engdahl
442  Some Aspects of the Situation in New Bedford Albert Weisbord
451  Books
455  Self Study Corner

 



Volume 7, No. 8, August, 1928

The Communist
A Theoretical Magazine for the Discussion of Revolutionary Problems
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Bertram D. Wolfe, Editor
Beatrice Carlin, Business Manager

Page
467  Big Business Can’t Lose in 1928 by Benjamin Gitlow
473  Giant Power by Bert Miller
481  Three Strategies in New Bedford Strike by Albert Weisbord
486  Mexico’s Next President Ny Janet Cork
491  The Defeat of the Home Government in An Imperialist War V. I. Lenin
496  Youth and Industry by Nat Kaplan
500  De Leonism and Communism by Karl Reeve
506  Unemployment in France by C. White
513   Notes On American Literature by Joseph Freeman
521  Books
523  Self-Study Corner

 



Volume 7, No. 9, September, 1928

The Communist
A Theoretical Magazine for the Discussion of Revolutionary Problems
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Bertram D. Wolfe, Editor
Beatrice Carlin, Business Manager

Page
531  Hoover and Smith-Mouthpieces of Big Business – Accept the Nomination by Benjamin Gitlow
538  Politics and the Fly Hunt by Moissaye J. Olgen
548  The Presidential Elections of 1928 by Arne Swabeck
555  Obregon Assassinated by Janet Cork
561  A Reply to Eastman’s “Marx, Lenin and the Science of Revolution” by a Chiik
565  Unemployment in France by C. White
570  Notes On American Literature Joseph Freeman
579  Self-Study Corner
591  Book Reviews

 



Volume 7, No. 10, October, 1928

The Communist
A Theoretical Magazine for the Discussion of Revolutionary Problems
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Bertram D. Wolfe, Editor
Beatrice Carlin, Business Manager

Page
595  “The Socialist Party Offers Itself” by Moissaye J. Olgin
605  America’s Fight for World Hegemony and the War Danger by Jay Lovestone
622  The National Miners’ Union – New Conception of Unionism by Arne Swabeck
628  American Negro Problems by John Pepper
639  Latin America and the Colonial Question by Bertam D. Wolfe
651  Book Reviews
654  Self-Study Corner
656  Statement of Ownership

 



Volume 7, No. 11, November, 1928

The Communist
A Theoretical Magazine for the Discussion of Revolutionary Problems
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Bertram D. Wolfe, Editor
Beatrice Carlin, Business Manager

Page
659  The Sixth World Congress of the Communist International by Jay Lovestone
676  The Workers (Communist) Party in the South Wm. Z. Foster
682  Against the Theory of “Decolonization” by John Pepper
690  On the Threshold of the Twelfth Year Moissaye J. Olgin
700  Eugene Victor Debs by Alexander Trachtenberg
714  Self-Study Corner
720  Books

 



Volume 7, No. 12, December, 1928

The Communist
A Theoretical Magazine for the Discussion of Revolutionary Problems
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Bertram D. Wolfe, Editor
Beatrice Carlin, Business Manager

Page
723  The Right Danger in the Comintern by Bertram D. Wolfe
736  Results of the Elections by Jay Lovestone
756  The Political Outlook for the Workers (Communist) Party – a Discussion Article by Scott Nearing
761  The Factory Farm – a Discussion Article on the Party and the Farm Problem by “Harrow"
770  The Negro and the Trade Unions by Otto Huiswoud
776  History of Trade Unionism in the U. S. Earl Browder
781  Book Reviews

 




1929

A PDF of all the Tables of Contents for 1929

Volume 8, No. 1-2, January–February, 1929

The Communist
A Theoretical Magazine for the Discussion of Revolutionary Problems
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Max Bedacht, Editor
Beatrice Carlin, Business Manager

Page
3    A Leninist Analysis of the Colonial Problem by O. Kuusinen
31  The Metamorphosis of the British Labor Party by M. N. Roy
43  The Decline of the American Federation of Labor William Z. Foster [With An Editorial Answer]
59  Some Issues in the Party Discussion by Jay Lovestone
81  De Leonism and Communism Karl Reeve
88  The Economics of American Agriculture A. B. Richman

 



Volume 8, No. 3, March, 1929

The Communist
A Theoretical Magazine for the Discussion of Revolutionary Problems
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Max Bedacht, Editor
Beatrice Carlin, Business Manager

Page
99    The First 10 Years of the C. I.
101  The Sixth Convention of Our Party by Max Bedacht
108  Capitalist Stabilization, Class Struggle of the Proletariat, and the C. P. G. by I. Stalin
118  The American Question in England by Karl Marx – Introduction by A. Landy
128  The VIII Congress of Trade Unions of U. S. S. R.
138  The Party and Party Discipline by V. I. Lenin
142  The Factory Farm by “Harrow"
150  A Reply to Eastman’s “Marx, Lenin and the Science of Revolution” by A. Chiik
159  Book Reviews

 



Volume 8, No. 4, April, 1929

The Communist
A Theoretical Magazine for the Discussion of Revolutionary Problems
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Max Bedacht, Editor
Beatrice Carlin, Business Manager

Page
163  The Cleveland Convention – Building a New Trade Union Center by J. Ballam
172  Preparing the Indian Revolution by Earl Browder
179  Organization Report to the Sixth Convention of the Communist Party of the U. S. A. by J. Stachel
190  The New Imperialist Offensive Against the Philippines by Karl Reeve
204  The Problems of the British Empire by Manabendra Nath Roy
214  English Public Opinion Karl Marx
220  Book Reviews

 



Volume 8, No. 5, May, 1929

The Communist
A Theoretical Magazine for the Discussion of Revolutionary Problems
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Max Bedacht, Editor
Beatrice Carlin, Business Manager

Page
227  A New Stage of the Mexican Rievolution by Earl Browder
234  Organization Report to the Sixth Convention of the Communist Party of the U. S. A. by J. Stachel
250  Negro Revolutionary Hero – Toussaint L’ouverture by Cyril Briggs
255  The Mass Migration of American Farmers A. G. Richman
262  Trades Unions by Fredrick Engels
274  Resolution of the Presidium of the E. C. C. I. on the Czech Question
282  The “Marxism” of V. F. Calverton by A. B. Magil
286  Books

 



Volume 8, No. 6, June, 1929

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Max Bedacht, Editor
Beatrice Carlin, Business Manager

Page
291  The Significance of the Comintern Address
303  Forward to International Red Day! by H. M. Wicks
308  The Preparedness Policy of American Imperialism by Nemo
313  Capitalism and Agriculture in America V.I. Lenin
319  Passaic-New Bedford-North Carolina by Albert Weisbord
324  The Negro Question in the Southern Textile Strikes by Cyril Briggs
329  The Civil War in Mexico by Albert Moreau
336  Some Aspects of Chemical Warfare by F. E.
347  The Latest Data On Bourgeois Militarism

 



Volume 8, No. 7, July, 1929

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Max Bedacht, Editor
Beatrice Carlin, Business Manager

Page
355  The Revolutionary Struggle Against Imperialist War by H. M. Wicks
360  The Right of Revolution-An American Revolutionary Tradition A. Landy
369  Right Tendencies At the Trade Union Unity Congress Wm. Z. Foster
375   Gastonia—The Center of the Class Struggle in the “New South” Wm. F. Dunne
384   The Young Plan – The Reparations Conference and the War Danger by A. Fried
387   The New Reparations Plan by G. P.
391   Further Notes on the Negro Question in the Southern Textile Strikes by Cyril Briggs
395  Capitalism and Agriculture in America ( Continued) by V. I. Lenin
402  Economics and Economic Policy by E. Varga
409  Literature and the Class Struggle Franz Mehring
413  Reviews and Books

 



Volume 8, No. 8, August, 1929

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Max Bedacht, Editor
Beatrice Carlin, Business Manager

Page
419  The British Anti-Soviet Front in Asia by Spectator
424  Japan as a Military and Naval Power by Nemo
429   The Sharpening Class Struggle in Latin America by Wm. Simons
438   Some Notes on the Socialist Party by Max Salzman
445   Sixth Convention of the Communist Party of Canada by John Williamson
453   The Negro Press as a Class Weapon by Cyril Briggs
461   The Fight Against Philosophical Revisionism by A. Fried
467  Bolivar by Karl Marx
473  Capitalism and Agriculture in America by V. I. Lenin
478  Book Reviews

 



Volume 8, No. 9, September, 1929

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Max Bedacht, Editor
Beatrice Carlin, Business Manager

Page
481   Ten Years of the Communist Party in the U. S. by Max Bedacht
488   The Party Trade Union Work During Ten Years by Wm. Z. Foster
494  Our Negro Work by Cyril Briggs
502  The Struggle for the Comintern in America by L. Platt
512  A Note on the Development of Post-War Capitalism in the U. S by Ross
529  The T.U.U.L. Convention by Wm. Z. Foster
534  Book Reviews

 



Transcribers Note: there was no October issue due to technical difficulties

Volume 8, No. 10, November, 1929

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers (Communist) Party 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Max Bedacht, Editor
Beatrice Carlin, Business Manager

Page
545  The Twelfth Anniversary of the Russian Revolution
548   Twelve Years of Socialist Constructive Work
564  The Tenth Plenum of the E. C. C. I.
575   The October Plenum of the Central Committee, CPUSA
484   “Organized Capital” in Each Separate Country by Heinz Neuman
600   The October Revolution & Dialectic Materialism by A. Deborin
609   The Party Trade Union Work During Ten Years (Continued) by Wm. Z. Foster
619   The Fight for Independent Leadership in Great Britain by R. P. Dutt
633   Book Reviews

 



Volume 8, No. 11, December, 1929

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Max Bedacht, Editor
Beatrice Carlin, Business Manager

Page
643  The Wall Street Crash and the Class Struggle by Earl Browder
651   Installment Selling in the U. S. by Nat Ross
659  The Theoretical Knights of Opportunism by D. Bukhartsev
673   A Labor Party–Or? by Max Bedacht
682   Against the Labor Party (Militant Reformism) in the U. S. A. by J. Zack
687  The Swan Song of the Conciliators of the Communist Party of Germany
694   Espartero by Karl Marx
701   Book Review

 




1930

A PDF of all the Tables of Contents for 1930

Volume 9, No. 1, January, 1930

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Max Bedacht, Editor

Page
3    Notes of the Month
11   Leninism and Our Party by Max Bedacht
15   Plenum of Central Committee C.P.S.U.
22   The Negro and the Struggle Against Imperialism by J. W. Ford
35  Some Experiences in Organizing the Negro Workers by Earl Browder
42  A Trade Union Program of Action for Negro Workers
48   C. I. Resolution On Negro Question in U. S.
56   The Theoretical Knights of Opportunism by K. Bukartsev
67   Against the Labor Party (Militant Reformism) in the U.S.A. by J. Zack
81   Relation of theory to Practice by Sam Don
86  The Internal Situation in C.P. of U.S.A.
93  Statement of American-Canadian Students in the Lenin School, Moscow

 



Volume 9, No. 2, February, 1930

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Max Bedacht, Editor

Page
99 Notes of the Month
104 U. S. Agriculture and Tasks of the Communist Party, U.S.A
121 Are New Revolutions Impossible Without War? by Gregory Zinoviev
132 World Aspects of the Negro Question by Otto Huiswood
148 The Industrialization of the South and the Negro Problem by M. Rubenstein
154 Inter-Racial Relations Among Southern Workers by Myra
166 The Second Congress of the Anti-Imperialist League by William Wilson
173 The Theoretical Knights of Opportunism by D. Bukartsev
188 Book Reviews

 



Volume 9, No. 3, March, 1930

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Max Bedacht, Editor

Page
195  Notes of the Month
199  The Growing World Offensive Against Capitalism by Wm. Z. Foster
204   International Women’s Day by Rachel Holtman
210   The Rising Revolutionary Wave and Trotsky Liquidation in China by R. Doonping
224   Plenum of Women Workers’ Committee of the R. I. L. U. – Comrade Losovsky’s Report
231   The Political Background of the London Conference by Leon Platt
236   Economic Crisis and the Third Period by Earl Browder
239   Negroes as An Oppressed National Minority by Jos. Prokopec
246   Draft Program for the Negro Farmers in the Southern States
257   "The Era of Partners” by Joseph Zack
268   Resolution of the Sixth Session of E. C. of the Profintern by M. Alpi
275   The Struggle for the World Steel Markets by Harry Gannes
280  U. S. Agriculture and Tasks of the Communist Party, U. S. A.
286   Book Reviews

 



Volume 9, No. 4, April, 1930

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Max Bedacht, Editor

Page
291  Notes of the Month
296  Against Liberalism in the American Negro Question by N. Nasonov
309  Toward Social-Fascism – The “Rejuvenation” of the Socialist Party by A. B. Magil
321   Notes on the Strength of American Capitalism by Erick Bert
356   The Political Background of the London Conference by Leon Platt
350  The Class Character of Workmen’s Compensation, Accident and Insurance Laws in the U. S. A. by Poor and Zack
359  U. S. Agriculture and Tasks of the Communist Party, U. S. A.
376  Book Reviews

 



Volume 9, No. 5, May, 1930

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Max Bedacht, Editor

Page
387  Notes of the Month
395  May First, 1930 by C. A. Hathaway
402   May First – The Traditional Day of Proletarian Political Action by Alexander Trachtenberg
417   From March Sixth to May First by Moissaye J. Olgin
423  May First and the American Labor Movement by Bill Dunne
428  May Day and Social-Democracy by Louis Kovess
433  May Day-1886 and Since by Sam Darcy
439  Preparing for the Seventh Party Convention by Earl Browder
445  Problems of the Communist Party of Mexico on the Eve of the Fifth Congress of the Profintern
462  Toward Social-Fascism – The “Rejuvenation” of the Socialist Party (Conclusion) by A. B. Magill
469  Book Reviews

 



Volume 9, No. 6, June, 1930

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Max Bedacht, Editor

Page
483  Notes of the Month
494   The Major Problems Before the Seventh Convention of the C. P. U. S. A. by Max Bedacht
500   The Crisis in the United States and the Problems of the Communist Party by S. Mingulin
519   Some Burining Problems of Organization by John Williamson
530   Some Problems in the Building of District Leadership by Jack Stachel
538   New Trends of Agriculture and the Crisis in the U. S. by T. Louf-Bogen
558   A “Fellow Traveler” Looks At Imperialism by Earl Browder
569  Books

 



Volume 9, No. 7, July, 1930

The Communist
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Max Bedacht, Editor

Page
579   Notes of the Month
590   Origin of the Economic Supremacy of the United States by V. Motilev
622   The New “Left” Social-Fascism by Si Gerson
632   Lessons of the American Revolution by David Gordon
641   Social Trends in American Literature by Joseph Freeman
652  Book Reviews

 



Volume 9, No. 8, August, 1930

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Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Max Bedacht, Editor

Page
675   Notes of the Month
684   The Bolshevization of the Communist Party by Earl Browder
694   Against Bourgeois-Liberal Distortions of Leninism on the Negro Question in the United States by Harry Haywood
713   The Economic Crisis in Canada and the General Elections by Leslie Morris
725   The Significance of the Fall in Commodity Prices by Erick Bert
735  The Naval Conference and the Crisis of Capitalism by R. P. Dutt
744  The Class Character of Workmen’s Compensation (Conclusion) by Poor and Zack
755   Book Review

 



Volume 9, No. 9, September, 1930

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Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Max Bedacht, Editor

Page
771   An Appeal to the Readers of the Communist
774   Notes of the Month
786   An Examination of Our Failure to Organize the Unemployed
795   The Struggle Against Capitalist Rationalization
805   Crisis of Capitalism in Latin America
812   Daniel De Leon and the Struggle Against Opportunism in the American Labor Movement
830   Resolution on the Situation in the C.P. of Norway and its Tasks Among the Working Masses
842   Book Reviews

 



Volume 9, No. 10, October, 1930

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Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America 43 East 125th St, New York, NY

Max Bedacht, Editor

Page
866  Notes of the Month
877  American Democracy on the Way to Fascism
884  The Trade Union Line of Lovestone and Cannon-Muste Auxiliaries
900  Fear of Communism and War Preparations
914  The Socialist Party in the Election Campaign
923  The Socialists Have a “Real Value"
932  The Significance of the German Elections
941   Daniel De Leon and the Struogle Against Opportunism in the American Labor Movement
943   Books

 



Volume 9, No. 11-12, November-December, 1930

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Page
963   Notes of the Month
972   Next Tasks of the Communist Party of the U. S. by Earl Browder
979   13 Years of the Soviet Union and the Economic Crisis in the U. S. A. by Harry Gannes
998   The Year of Agricultural Collectivization in the Soviet Union by Meilach Epstein
1006  War and the Militarization of the Amerrican Marine Transport Industry
1016   The Bourgeois-Democratic Revolution and Soviet Power in China by R. Doonping
1031   The Political Situation in Brazil by Armando Guerra
1044   Some Clarifications on the Lessons of the American Revolution
1051   Book Reviews


 



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Max Bedacht, Editor

Page
3   Counter-Revolution Before the Proletarian Court
7   Report of the Political Committee to the Twelfth Central Committee Plenum, C.P.U.S.A., November 22, 1930 by Earl Browder
32   Lenin’s Contribution to the National and Colonial Oppressed by Harrison George
39   Theses of the Second Congress of the Communist International, 1920, on the National and Colonial Questions
48   Yankee Imperialism in Cuba by R. Gomez
66   Letter of the Central Committee of the C.P.U.S.A. to the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba
74   Soviets in China by L. Magyar
87  Lenin’s Letter to the Socialist Propaganda League in America
91  Book Review

 



Volume 10, No. 2, February, 1931

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Max Bedacht, Editor

Page
99   Social Demagogy – Editorial
104   Speechmaking in London-Mass Action in India – Editorial
107   Calverton’s Fascism by William Z. Foster
112   The Signifjicance of the Bank Failures by Harry Gannes
119   The Revolutionary Movement in Mexico
129  Our Party Organization by R. Baker
133  American Imperialism Enslaves Liberia by G. Padmore
147  The Task of Our Party in Agrarian Work by H. Puro
153   Resolution on the Negro Question in the United States
168  Soviets in China by L. Magyar
179  The Collapse of the Theory of Organized Capitalism by Sam Don
185  Book Reviews

 



Volume 10, No. 3, March, 1931

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Max Bedacht, Editor

Page
195  Editorial: An Advanced Stage in the War Danger
199  On the Question of Trade Union Democracy by William Z. Foster
204  Coming Struggles and Lessons in Strike Strategy by Jack Stachel
214  Women in Mass Work by O. W. Kuusinen
219  Growth of the Fascist Dictatorship in Germany by Ernst Thaelmann
226  A Charter of Slavery for the Indian People
231  The Collapse of the Theory of Organized Capitalism by Sam Don
241  The Negro National Oppression and Social Antagonisms by B. D. Amis
249  Some Rural Aspects of the Struggle for the Right of Self-Determination by Jim Allen
256  Why the Peasant Revolts in the Philippines? by Harry Gannes
264  The 25thAnniversary of the December Uprising by M. Pokrovsky
273  Outline for Discussion on the Agrarian Question
280  The Revolutionary Movement in Mexico
286  Book Review

 



Volume 10, No. 4, April, 1931

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Page
291   In the Footsteps of Lenin
300  How We Must Fight Against the Demagogy of Fascists and Social-Fascists by Earl Browder
305  Mr. Fish Endorses the Socialist Party by I. Amter
314  A Review of the Political Scene on the Parliamentary Stage by Harrison George
324  Overcome Looseness in Our Mass Work by Jack Johnstone
330  The Crisis of the Jim-Crow Nationalism of the Negro Bourgeoisie by Harry Haywood
339  How We Build the Revolutionary Trade Union Opposition in Germany by F. Emmerich
358  The Role of the Red Army in Civil War and Reconstruction
360  Bourgeois Democracy and Proletarian Dictatorship Theses of Comrade Lenin Adopted
       by the First Congress of the Communist International, March, 1919.
371  Two Letters on the Paris Commune by Karl Marx
373  Outline for Discussion on the Agrarian Question Lesson Two
381  Book Reviews

 



Volume 10, No. 5, May, 1931

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Page
387  May First, 1931
392  The American Background of May Day by Verne Smith
402  Comintern Documents Directives of the Politsecretariat of the E.C.C.I. to The Communist Party
       of the U.S.A. Relative to the Decisions of the Twelfth Plenum of the C.P.U.S.A.
409  on the Use of “Transmission Belts” in Our Struggle for the Masses by C. A. Hathaway
424  The Party Nucleus-A Factor in the Class Struggle by John Williamson
433  Some Lessons of the Lawrence Strike by Jack Stachel
444  The Crisis and the Strike Curve for 1930 by Phil Frankfeld
452  A “Model” Colony of Yankee Imperialism by D. R. D.
463  Blood Stained Nitrates of Chile by Albert Moreau
470  Three Sources and Three Elements of Marxism
475  Lenin’s May Day Leaflet
479  Book Review

 



Volume 10, No. 6, June, 1931

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Page
483  Musteism -"Left” Demagogy a La Mode by William Z. Foster
488  The Course of the Economic Crisis in the United by Harry Gannes
497  The Theoretical Defenders of White Chauvinism in the Labor Movement by Harry Haywood
509  The Growing Political Crisis in Poland by Edward Leno
516  Our Present Tasks in Cuba by O. Rodriguez
525  Demagogy and Unemployment insurance in the United States by Sam Darcy
535  Rationalization and Its Consequences in the Building Construction industry in the United States by A. Peterson
547  The Decline of the Garvey Movement by Cyril Briggs
553  A “Model” Colony of Yankee Imperialism by D. R. D.
566  An Unemployment Manifesto During the Crisis of 1873 With Editorial Note by Alexander Trachtenberg
572  Engels on “Justice"
575  Book Reviews

 



Volume 10, No. 7, July, 1931

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Page
579  August 1, 1931 by Alex Bittelman
595  The Coal Strike by William Z. Foster
600  Faith in the Masses-Organization of the Masses by Earl Browder
615  Some Experiences in Mass Work by Bill Gebert
621  Planned Work, Concretization and Practical Activity by Jack Johnstone
628  Role of Party Training Schools in Developing Leadership by A. Markoff
632  The Negro and His Judases by Robert Minor
640  Development and Perspective of the Chinese Revolution by M. James
652  A “Model” Colony of Yankee Imperialism by D. R. D.
661  Canada’s Starvation Budget by Sam Carr
665  Engels on Religion
667  Book Reviews

 



Volume 10, No. 8, August, 1931

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Page
675  A New Bid for World Domination by Alex Bittelman
685  Putting the XI Plenum Decisions into Life by Earl Browder
693  Factors Governing Our Tactical Line
703  Next Steps in the Coal Strike by William Z. Foster
706   Some Major Lessons From a Minor Strike by I. Amter
714  The Young Communist League Turns to Struggle by Gil Green
720  The Significance of August 23-Anti-Imperialist Day by John Bell
724  Economic Forms in Southern Agriculture by Tom Johnson
728  The National Problem in the Soviet Union by Meilach Epstein
737  The 100thAnniversary of the Nat Turner Revolt by N. Stevens
744  First Congress of the Communist Party of Philippines by S. Carpio
755  Lenin on Economic and Political Struggle of the Working Class
759  Baltimore and Geneva 1866 – a Parallel Editorial Note by Alexander Trachtenberg
763  Book Reviews

 



Volume 10, No. 9, October, 1931

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Page
771   The XI Plenum of the Executive Committee of the Comintern Extracts From Report to the
         13th Plenum of the Central Committee, C. P. U. S. A. by William W. Weinstone
797  To The Masses – To the Shops! Organize the Masses Extracts from the Report of the
         Political Bureau to the Central Committee 13thPlenum, C. P. U. S. A. by Earl Browder
818   Tasks in the Struggle Against Hunger, Repression and War Resolution of the
         13th Plenum, Central Committee, C. P. U. S. A. on the Main Tasks in the Organization of Mass Struggles Against the Offensive of the Capitalists
830  Resolution on Work Among the Unemployed Adopted by the 13th Plenum, Central Committee, C. P. U. S. A.
851  Cultural Compulsives Or Calverton’s New Caricature of Marxism by A. Landy

 



Volume 10, No. 10, November, 1931

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867   What Means the Fourteenth Anniversary of the Revolution? by Robert Minor
875   Some Problems of Mass Work by Earl Browder
882   The March of the Revolution by Wm. Z. Foster
892   The Struggle for the Masses by A. Lozovsky
903   The Latest Phase of the British Crisis in Its Reverberations in the United States by Alex Bittelman
912   The World Credit Crisis Is Growing Leading Editorial From Pravda, September 29, 1931
917   Capitalist theories of “Planned Economy” by Harry Gannes
928   The Present Struggle in Cuba by O. Rodriguez
933   The Philosophical in the C. P. S. U. in 1930-31 by D. S. Mirsky
941   Cultural Compulsives Or Calverton’s Latest Caricature of Marxism by A. Landy

 



Volume 10, No. 11, December, 1931

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Page
963    Wall Street and the Organization of the Antisoviet Front by Harry Gannes
975    The Party Anniversary in the Light of Our Present Tasks by Alex Bittelman
985    The Meaning of the Wage Cutting Offensive by Joseph Zack
995    Building the Revolutionary Trade Union Movement by S. Willner
1006   Resolution of the Prague Conference on the Question of Unemployment
1015   Dilettantism in Strikes by Wm. Z. Foster
1018   Relations of Science, Technology, and Economics Under Capitalism and in the Soviet Union by Prof. M. Rubenstein
1044   Thesis on the Agrarian Question Adopted by the Second Congress of the Communist International
1055   Lenin Corner

 





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Page
3    To The Study of Lenin and Our Party by Alex Bittelman
9    The United Front Tactics in the Lawrence Strike by William Weinstone
17   The Struggle Against Unemployment and the Communist Way Out of the Crisis by Bill Dunne
27   Some Lessons of the Last Miners’ Strike by S. Willner
46   Leadership At the Bench by John Steuben
53   On the Theoretical Foundations of Marxism-Leninism by V. Adoratsky
66   Some Questions Relating to the History of Bolshevism by J. Stalin
78   The Irish Rebellion in 1916 by V. I. Lenin
84   Hegel – Hundredth Anniversary of the Death of Hegel by K.A. Wittfogel
89   The Increased Danger of War Against the U. S. S. R. and the Tasks of the Communists – Resolution of the Eleventh Plenum of the E. C. C. I.

 



Volume 11, No. 2, February, 1932

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Page
99    The International Significance of Bolshevism by M. H. C.
110  The Problem of Cadres. in the Party by C. Smith
124  Growing Revolt in Japan by Nakata
131   A Year of Sharp Class Struggles in Canada by Sam Carr (Toronto)
141   On the Theoretical Foundations of Marxism-Leninism (Continued From Last Issue) by V. Adoratsky
159   For a Bolshevist Study of the History of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union –
         Speech by I. M. Kaganovitch
179  Statement of Comrade V. Aroslavsky in Connection With Comrade Stalin’s Letter on
         The Slutsky Article
184   The Communist Party and Parliamentarism Theses Adopted by the Second Congress of the
         Communist International July 17-August 7, 1920

 



Volume 11, No. 3, March, 1932

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Page
195   Japanese Imperialism in All Its insolent Nakedness
201  The Fourth Year of the Five Year Plan by N. Ossinsky
206  The Directives on the Second Five Year Plan of Soviet Union – Resolution of the XVII Party Conference of the C.P.S.U.
215  Organizational Problems in Our Unemployment Work by S. Willner
230  How the Crisis Hit the Auto Workers by Robert L. Cruden and Robert W. Dunn
239  The Growing Political Significance of Organizational Work in the Present Situation by C. Smith
248  The Uprising in Salvador by O. Rodrigues
252  On the Theoretical Foundations of Marxism- Leninism (Continued From Last Issue) by V. Adoratsky
265  Armaments and Profits by Labor Research Association
212  “Disarmament” by V. I. Lenin
281  The Tasks of the Communist Sections Regarding Municipal Policy – Resolution of the Enlarged
       Presidium of the R.C.C.I., February, 1930

 



Volume 11, No. 4, April, 1932

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Page
291  The World Is Drifting into an Imperialist World War
295  For National Liberation of the Negroes! War Against White Chauvinism! by Earl Browder
310  The Tasks of the Communist Party, U. S. a Resolution for the Central Committee Plenum
325  The Role of American Finance Capital in the Present by Harry Gannes
338  Shop Politics and Orgalvization by John Steuben
350  Marxism and the National Problem by J. Stalin
357  On the Theoretical Foundations of Marxism-Leninism (Continued From Last Issue) by V. Adoratsky
371  Oswald Spengler’s “Philosophy of Life” by G. Vasilkovsky
378  Latin America and Our Press by A. G. Martin

 



Volume 11, No. 5, May, 1932

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Page
387  May Day, 1932
392  Japan, America and the Soviet Union Extracts from the Speech of Earl Browder At the Plenum of the Central Committee, April 17, 1932
402  Lessons of the Strike Struggles in the U. S. A. Resolution of the E. C. C. I.
414  Lenin’s instructions to the Delegation At the Hague Conference
418  For a Complete Mobilization of the Party for Real Mass Work in the Election Campaign Extracts from the Report of C. A.
      Hathaway on the Election Campaign, Delivered at the 14thPlenum of the Central Committee.
433  The Growth of the Party in the Struggle Against Centrism and Sectarianism by Alex Bittelman
443  The Canadian Party and Its Struggle Against Illegality Extracts From Speech of the Fraternal Delegate of the Canadian
       Communist Party to the Central Committee Plenum
454  The End of the Third Year of Crisis Reveals Further Deepening by Labor Research Association
460  Marxism on the National Problem (Continued) by J. Stalin
466  On the Theoretical Foundations of Marxism-Leninism (Concluded) by V. Adoratsky
479  Marxist Study Courses

 



Volume 11, No. 6, June, 1932

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Page
483  The Imperialist Offensive and the Fourteenth Plenum of the Central Committee
498  The Struggle for the Majority of the Working Class and Our Mass Work by O. Kuusinen
509  Some Elementary Phases of the Work in the Reformist Trade Unions by William Z. Foster
519  Fascism, Social Democracy and Communism by W. Knorin
527  Lessons of Two Recent Strikes in the Light of the E. C. C. I. Resolution on Lessons of the Strike Struggles in U. S. A. by Jack Stachel
543  The War Offensive-Tightening the Capitalist Dictatorship in the United States by Bill Dunne
553  The Second Five-Year Plan by Moissaye J. Olgin
569  Marxism and the National Problem (Continued) by Joseph Stalin
575  Lenin on Literature

 



Volume 11, No. 7, July, 1932

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Page
579  Concretize and Strengthen the Anti-War Struggle – Editorial
590  Place the Party on a War Footing by Earl Browder
606  Contradictions Among the Imperialists and Conflicts on the Pacific Coast by N. Terentyev
620  Yankee Imperialist intervention Against the Chinese Revolution by M. James
625  The Revolutionary Example of the Japanese Toilers (A Letter From Tokyo) by Kumamoto
631  Will Imperialist War Bring Back Prosperity? by Robert W. Dunn
640 The Philippine Islands in the War Area by William Simons
647  The Struggle Against the Provocateur
657  “The Defense of the Fatherland” by V. I. Lenin
663  The Economic Crisis Grinds on by John Irving
670  Book Reviews

 



Volume 11, No. 8, August, 1932

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Page
675  The Election Struggle Is the Fight for Bread – Editorial
681  Unemployed Work-Our Weak Point by A. Allen
688   Should Communists Participate in Bourgeois Parliaments? by V. I. Lenin
697  The Fight Against Sectarianism in the National Miners’ Union by Tom Johnson
705   Rapid Upsurge of the Revolutionary People’s War in Manchuria by T. S. S.
708   The American Social Fascists by M. H. Childs
716  The Growth of the Revolutionary Upsurge in the Caribbean by O. Rodriguez
723  Some Problems of Agit-Prop Work and Our Election Campaign by Sam Don
740  The Training of New Cadres and Our School System by A. Markoff
740  American Imperialism’s Growing Parasitic Bureaucracy by Max Weiss
745  The Work of Trade Union Fractions – Resolution of the Presidium of the Executive
       Committee of the Communist International
754   The American Economic Crisis by Labor Research Association
761  Capitalist Production Sunk to 19thCentury Level
767  Book Reviews

 



Volume 11, No. 9, September, 1932

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Page
771  The Fight Against the Capitalist Offensive and the Unity of the Employed and the Unemployed – Editorial
786  How the St. Louis Unemployed Victory Was Won by B. K. Gebert
792  Lessons of the Bonus March Statement of Central Committee, C.P.U.S.A.
805  The American Farmers Are Beginning to Fight by H. Poro
811  The Significance of the Results of the German Elections by V. Knorin
817  The Ottawa Empire Conference by R. Palme Dutt
831  The Bankruptcy of Capitalism and Capitalist Education by James W. Ford
843  Lessons of the Revolution by V. I. Lenin
856  Is Prosperity Around the Corner? by John Irving

 



Volume 11, No. 10, October, 1932

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Page
867    Bolshevik Fire Against Opportunism – Editorial
874    The Increasing Radicalization of the Masses and the Election Issues by C. A. Hathaway
889    Warren Steel Strike by Jack Stachel
902    The Sharpening Capitalist Offensive, the Rising Tide of Mass Struggles and the Next Tasks of the Party
          Resolution of the Fifteenth Plenum of the Central Committee, CPUSA
918    Causes and Meaning of the Farmers’ Strike and Our Tasks As Communists by Harrison George
932    Tactics of the United Front Leading Article in the July 15Th Issue of the Bolshevik
944    For A Strict Leninist Analysis of the Negro Question by B. D. Amis
950    On the International Character of the October Rvolution by J. Stalin
957    The Fourth Winter of Unemployment is Upon Us a Review of the American Economic Crisis as of
          September, 1932 by John Irving

 



Volume 11, No. 11, November, 1932

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Page
963    Fifteen Years of Victorious Proletarian Revolution
975    Capitalist Stabilization Has Ended – Thesis of the Twelfth Plenum of the E.C.C.I and the
           Report of Comrade Kuusinen
989    The Great Divide by Moissaye J. Olgin
1000  Lenin’s Writings Between the Two Revolutions of 1917 by Alexander Trachtenberg
1010  Lenin on the Eve of October
1015  The Capitalist Offensive and the Revolutionary Way Out of Tile Crisis by Bill Dunne
1023  Imperialism Dictates the Main Policy of the Koumintang by D. L Han (Shanghai)
1029  The Lessons of the Illinois Miners’ Strike by S. Willner
1048  How Many Unemployed? by John Iriving

 



Volume 11, No. 12, December, 1932

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Page
1059   The United Front Policy and the Struggle Against Sectarianism – Editorial
1065   The Scottsboro Decision – by Harry Haywood
1076   The Expanding interimperialist Wars in South America by William Simons
1086   The United Front – a Tactic of Struggle, Not Peace by John Williamson
1103   Distorters of the Revolutionary Heritage of the American Proletariat by James S. Allen
1119   Situation in the Philippines and Tasks of the Communist Party of the Philippine Islands by S. Carpio
1135   How Many Unemployed? (Continued From Last Month’s Issue) by John Iriving
1143   Book Reviews
1149   Index-Volume XI-1932

 




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Page
3     Forward in the Line of the Twelfth Plenum of the E. C. C. I. – Editorial
18   Struggle for Elementary Needs – The Main Link in Winning the Masses by Jack Stachel
33   The End of Capitalist Stabilization and the Basic Tasks of the British and American Sections of the C. I. by T. Gusev
50   Unmasking An American Revisionist of Marxism by V. J. Jerome
83   Stalin Develops the Teachings of Marx and Lenin
85   Spinoza and Marxism by M. Mittin
89   Book Reviews:
      A Bourgeois Critic Attacks Philosophic Idealism – a Review by Milton Howard
      Class Culture – a Review by W. Phelps

 



Volume 12, No. 2, February, 1933

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Page
99     A New Victory of the Peaceful Policy of the U. S. S. R. – Editorial
112   The Revolutionary Upsurge and the Struggles of the Unemployed by I. Amter
123   On the End of Capitalist Stabilization in the U. S. A. by H. M. Wicks
133   The Revisionism of Sidney Hook by Earl Browder
147   Prologue to the Liberation of the Negro People by James Allen
171   Technocracy – a Reactionary Utopia by V. J. Jerome
188    Book Reviews

 



Volume 12, No. 3, March, 1933

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Page
195   “For Marx Was Before All Else Revolutionist” – Engels’ Speech Over the Grave of Marx
197   Some Lessons of the Strike Struggles in Detroit – Editorial
204   Marx, Founder of Scientific Communism and Organizer of the Communist Party by F. Brown
222   The End of Relative Capitalist Stabilization and the Tasks of Our Party by Earl Browder
249   Life and Work of Karl Marx by Max Bedacht
260   Marx on the American Civil War Correspondence Between Marx and Engels
261   The Emergence of An American Revolutionary Proletariat by Sam Don
276   Marxism and Revisionism by V. I. Lenin
285   The Revisionism of Sidney Hook (Concluded) by Earl Browder
301   The Struggle of Marx and Engels Against the Opportunism of German Social Democracy by G. Vasilkovsky
308   The American Economic Crisis by John Irving
314   Book Reviews – New Reforms for Old – a Review by Milton Howard

 



Volume 12, No. 4, April, 1933

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323   For United Action Against Fascism – Editorial
337   The Banking Crisis in the United States by Anna Rochester
352   The End of Relative Capitalist Stabilization and the Tasks of Our Party (Continued From Last Issue) by Earl Browder
371   Which Way Out? by S. Gusev
384   A New Phase in the Struggle for Social Insurance by C. A. Hathaway
392   The Problems of the American Revolutionary Youth Movement – Ninth Plenum of the Young Communist International by John Marx
401   The Bourgeoisie “Commemorates” Marx by V. J. Jerome
412   Book Reviews

 



Volume 12, No. 5, May, 1933

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419   The Roosevelt Program–An Attack Upon the Toiling Masses – Editorial
426   Maneuvers to Sabotage a United Front of Struggle by C. A. Hathaway
437   The Scottsboro Struggle by James S. Allen
449   The World Political Background of the Engineers Trial by Peter Bolm
458   Communism and the Jewish Question in Germany
462   The Confessions of An American “Marxist” by M. Childs and H. Yaris
474   The Tasks of the Communist Party of Mexico in the Conditions of the End of Capitalist Stabilization by Gonzalez (Mexico)
480   Marx and Working Class Unity by Andre Marty
494   Marxism and the Peasant Question by H. Puro
499   The American Economic Crisis – a Monthly Review by John Irving
504   Book Reviews – Toward the Siezure of Power – Lenin– Review by M. Olgin

 



Volume 12, No. 6, June, 1933

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Page
515   The Rising Strike Movement – Editorial
525   A Warning Against Opportunist Distortions of the United Front Tactic by C. A. Hathaway
538   The Communist Parties of the Capitalist Countries in the Struggle for the United Front by O. Piatnitsky
547   The Class Struggle in the American Countryside Ny H. Puro
559   The Rise of the Revolutionary Movement in Cuba by R. Martinez Villena
570   The Scottsboro Struggle and the Next Steps – Resolutionm of the Political Bureau
583   The Political Connections of the International Armament Firms by Jan Relling
590   The Transition to Communism – The Opportunism of the German Social Democracy – Introduction to the New Edition of the Critique of the Gotha Programme by
         Karl Marx by Marx–Engels–Lenin Institute
601   Book Reviews – Toward the Seizure of Power–Lenin Revview by M. Olgin (concluded)

 



Volume 12, No. 7, July, 1933

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611   The World Economic Conference by Peter Bolm
625   American Imperialism Prepares for War Byrobert W. Dunn
636   War in the Far East and Our Tasks by K. Kita
650   Unity in the Struggle for Social Insurance by I. Amter
659   Imperialism and the Split in Socialism by V. I. Lenin
670   The Intensification of the Versailles Antagonisms and the Menace of a New Imperialist War by N. Rudolph
684   The Veterans and the United Front by E. Levin
696   The Soviet Union Fights for Peace by A. A. Heller

 



Volume 12, No. 8, August, 1933

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707   Why An Open Letter to Our Party Membership by Earl Browder
770   The National Industrial Recovery Act – Spearhead off the Roosevelt Program by Harry Gannes
784   Some Lessons of Recent Strike Struggles by Jack Stachel
793   Building the United Front in Ford–Controlled Dearborn by Max Salzman
800   The St. Louis Strike and the Chicago Needle Trades Strike by Bill Gebert
810   The Tasks Among the Foreign – Born Workers by F. Brown
818   The Open Letter and Tasks of the Y.C.L. by Gil Green
824   From Opportunism to Counter-Revolution by V. J. Jerome

 



Volume 12, No. 9, September, 1933

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835   The Fourteenth Anniversary of Our Party
845   From the Open Letter
846   From Left Socialism to Communism by Alex Bittelman
864   Through Concentration to a Mass Party by F. Brown
875   Tasks of Our Party in Work Among Farmers by Henry Puro
888   The Struggle for the Leninist Position on the Negro Question in the U.S.A. by Harry Haywood
902   Background of Recent Events in Cuba by William Simons
922   The Intensified Drive Toward Imperialist War by W. Weinstone
939   From Opportunism to Counter–Revolution by V. J. Jerome
948   Organizational Problems in the Light of the Open Letter by J. Peters
955   The Significance of the Party Anniversary to the Polish Workers in the U.S.A. by B. K. Gebert

 



Volume 12, No. 10, October, 1933

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963     The Open Letter and the Struggle Against the N.R.A. by Earl Browder
973     The Struggle Against the “New Deav’ in the Coal Fields by B. Frank
982     Swinging to the Offensive in the Struggle Against the N.R.A. in the Steel Mills by John Meldon
989     The Open Letter and Our Tasks in the Detroit District by John Schmies
994     Address to the Communist Youth by V.I. Lenin
1009    The Work of Factory Nuclei
1029   From Opportunism to Counter-Revolution by V. J. Jerome
1041   Beginnings of Revolutionary Political Action in the U. S. A. 1041 by Vern Smith

 



Volume 12, No. 11, November, 1933

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1059  Entering the 17thYear of the Victorious Proletarian Revolution – Editorial
1078  The Seal of N.R.A. on the A. F. of L. Convention by Bill Dunne
1088  Resolution of the 17th Central Committee – Meeting of the Communist Party, U. S. A.
1096  For An Intensive Struggle Against Right Opportunism by E. Edewards
1108  The Coming Pan–American Conference At Montevideo by Lucille Perry
1120  Resolution and Program of the American League Against Fascism and War
1125  A Program for Speeding Up the Training of New Leadership in Districts and Sections
1140  On the Draft Program of the United Farmers’ League by J. Barnett

 



Volume 12, No. 12, December, 1933

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1155  Recent Developments in the Trade Union Movement by Jack Stachel
1169  The Communist Manifesto – a Programmatic Document of the Proletarian Dictatorship by O. Kuusinen
1179  The N.R.A. in the South by Nat Ross
1189  Mass Struggles in the Chicago District and the Tasks of the Party by B. K. Gebert
1201  Leipzig–A Grandiose Provocation of the Bloody Fascist Dictatorship
1213   Political Repression and Social Discrimination Against Negroes in South Africa by A. Nzula
1221  The New Phase in the Revolutionary Events in Cuba by G. Sinani
1231  How Lenin Studied Marx by N. Krupskaya
1243  Some Figures on the Crisis

 




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Volume 13, No. 1, January, 1934

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Page
3      The Victories of Lenin – Editorial
8      Lenin’s First Speech After the Revolution – Lenin and Stalin by L. Kaganovich
12    Lenin, the Founder and Builder of the Soviet State by M. J. Olgin
22    Lenin’s Conception of the Party by F. Brown
32    Lenin’s Teachings’ on the Farmers as the Ally of the Proletariat by H. Puro
39    Leninism and Practical Work Among the Farmers by J. Barnett
47    Class Composition of the Farmers’ Second National Conference, Chicago, 1933 by George Anstrom
53    Lenin and the American Negro by James Allen
62    Trotskyism, Vanguard of the Counter–Revolutionary Bourgeoisie by B. K. Gebert
72    Lenin and the Principles of the Revolutionary Youth Movement by Gil Green
81    The New Deal and the Old Deal by Alex Bittelman
99    Lenin and the Dictatorship of the Proletariat by J. Mindel
107   Lenin on Agitation and Propaganda, and the Tasks of the Communist Party by A. Markoff
113   Directives On Work Within the A. F. of L. and Independent Trade Unions
116   The Place of Lenin’s Imperialism Among Classics of Marxism
122  Outstanding Events in the Life of V. I. Lenin
125  Index–Volume XII–1933

 



Volume 13, No. 2, February, 1934

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131  Fascism, the Danger of War and the Tasks of the Communist Parties
145  Forward in Struggle Against Hunger, Fascism, and War!
178  Tasks of Our Party for Winning the Majority of the Working Class
182  The New Deal and the Old Deal (Continued From January Issue) by Alex Bitelman
194  The Communist Manifesto – a Programmatic Document of the Dictatorship of the Proletariat
         (Continued From December Issue) by O. Kuusinen
208  How to Apply the Open Letter by J. A. Zack
218  Figures on the American Economic Crisis by Labor Research Association

 



Volume 13, No. 3, March, 1934

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227  The Third International and Its Place in History by V. I. Lenin
235  Milestones of Com Intern Leadership by Alex Bittelman
249  The Armed Revolt of the Austrian Workers by V. J. Jerome
261  How Not to Apply the Open Letter by Gertrude Haessler
272  Lessons of the Economic Struggles, and the Work in the Trade Unions by Jack Stachel
302  Deleonism in the Light of Marxism–Leninism by Walter Burke
311  Figures on the American Economic Crisis by Labor Research Association
318  Book Review – Two Months and Ten Days––A Review by H. M. Wicks

 



Volume 13, No. 4, April, 1934

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323  The Role of the Socialist Party Leaders in the Struggle Against War and Fascism by Earl Browder
336   Lessons of the Austrian Revolt (Continued from the March Issue) by V. J. Jerome
         Pre–Convention Discussion Articles:
346  The Work of Our Party in the Pittsburgh District by Jack Johnstone
356  The Line Is Correct–To Realize It Organizationally Is the Central Problem by J. A. Zack
363  The Key to Our Central Problem – The Winning of the Majority of the Working Class by F. Brown
369   The Inner Life of Our Party and its Work Among the Foreign–Born Workers by John Adams
378  What Is Fascism? by L. Magyar
388   Soviet China in Danger
405  Deleonsm in the Light of Marxism–Leninism (Continued from the March Issue) by W. Burke

 



Volume 13, No. 5, May, 1934

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419  Through May Day to a Soviet America – Editorial
427  The Eighth Convention of Our Party – Editorial
430  The Present Situation and the Tasks of the Communist Party of the U. S. A. Resolution of
         The Eighth National Convention, Cleveland, Ohio, April 2–3, 1934
456  Lessons of Economic Struggles, Tasks of the Communists in the Trade Unions Resolution of
         The Eighth Convention of the Communist Party of the U. S. A.
477  The Winning of the Working Class Youth Is the Task of the Entire Party Resolution of the Eighth
         Convention 0f the Communist Party of the U. S. A.
491  The Present Economic Situation in the United States by Martin Young
507  Figures on the American Economic Crisis by Labor Research Association

 



Volume 13, No. 6, June, 1934

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Page
515  The Lessons of May Day – Editorial
524  Some Problems in Our Trade Union Work by Jack Stachel
536  What Is to Be Expected of the Socialist Party Convention? by Martin Young
541  The Imperialist Scramble in the Colombianperuvian Conflict by Marina Lopez
549  Japan Bares Its Imperialist Sword by G. M.
569  The Farmers Are Getting Ready for Revolutionary Struggles by H. Puro
581  The Black Belt: Area of Negro Majority by Janes S. Allen
600  Figures on the American Economic Crisis by Labor Research Association
606  Book Review

 



Volume 13, No. 7, July, 1934

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616  The Socialist Party Convention-A Communist Estimate by V. J. Jerome
639  The Lessons of the Toledo Strike by John Williamson
655  Unify the Forces of All Steel Workers for Aggressive Unionism – Statement of the
         Central Committee of the Communist Party of the U.S.A
664  The Great West Coast Maritime Strike by Sam Darcy
687  The Communist Party in the Birmingham Strikes by Nat Ross
700  For Improving the Work of the Party Among the Foreign-Born Workers by F. Brown
711   Check-Up On Control Tasks in the Chicago District by Bill Gebert
718  The I.L.D. Faces the Future by William L. Patterson
728  Figures on the American Economic Crisis by Labor Research Association
734  Book Review

 



Volume 13, No. 8, August, 1934

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739  In the Midst of Great Historic Battles – Editorial
751  The Tasks of Revolutionary Social-Democracy in the European War by V. I. Lenin
755  for a Bolshevik Anti-War Struggle by Alex Bittelman
773  The Bloody 30th of June in Germany Lessons of the Milwaukee Street Carmen’s Strike
         Statement of the Milwaukee District Committee of the Communist Party
790  The Leninist Party as Leader of the Struggle Against Imperialist War by H. M. Wicks
800  Imperialist War and Politics in the Far East by R. Doonping
810   The United Farmers League Convention by John Barnett
820  The Veterans in the Struggle Against Fascism and Imperialist War by Emanuel Levin
831   Book Review

 



Volume 13, No. 9, September, 1934

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Page
835  Approaching the Seventh World Congress and the Fifteenth Anniversary of the Founding of the C.P.U.S.A. by Earl Browder
845  Force the Enactment of the Workers’ Bill! by I. Amter
862  Fifteen Years of Our Party by Max Bedacht
875  The Present Situation, Perspectives, and Tasks in Cuba Resolution of the Second Congress of the
         Communist Party of Cuba
888  Marx, Engels, Lenin, Stalin on the Communist Party
903  The Leninist Struggle for the Slogan of Soviet Power in the Present Situation by A. Martynov
913  The Tasks of the Communist Sections Regarding Municipal Policy — Resolution of the Enlarged Presidium of the E.C.C.I.
921  Figures on the American Economic Crisis by Labor Research Association
927  Book Review

 



Volume 13, No. 10, October, 1934

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931    The Struggle for the United Front by Earl Browder
968    Lessons of Recent Strike Struggles in the U.S.A Resolution Adopted by the Meeting of the Central
          Committee of the Communist Party, Sept. 5-6, 1934
985    The San Francisco Bay Area General Strike by San Darcy
1005  Problems of Party Growth by J. Peters
1015  Permanent Counter Revolution by M. Childs
1033  Leninism is the Only Marxism of the Imperialist Era by Alex Bittelman and V. J. Jerome

 



Volume 13, No. 11, November, 1934

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1059  The Seventeenth Anniversary of the October Revolution – Editorial
1085  The International Character of the October Revolution
1187  Our Trade Union Policy (Report to the Political Bureau of the Central Committee) by Jack Stachel
1106  Lessons of the Great National Textile Strike by Carl Reeve
1125  Leninism is the Only Marxism of the Imperialist Era by Alex Bittelman and V. J. Jerome
1157  The Present Situation, Perspectives, and Tasks in Cuba
1170  Figures on the American Economic Crisis by John Irving and Phil Mayer
1177  Book Review Dynamite Against the Working Class – a Review by A. Bimba

 



Volume 13, No. 12, December, 1934

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1187  Results and Lessons of the Elections
1195  Developments in the United Front by Alex Bittelman
1214   The “Epic” Mass Movement in California by Robert Minor
1234  Recent Developments in the Steel Industry and Our Tasks by John Steuben
1241  Sharecropping as a Remnant of Chattel Slavery by James S. Allen
1254  The Rise of the Revolutionary Movement in Cuba by Joaquin Ordoqui
1263  An Unpublished Document by Friedrich Engels
1265  Marxism and Anarchism by Emilian Yaroslavski
1270  Figures on the American Economic Crisis by John Irving and Phil Mayer
1277  Index-Volume XIII – 1934

 




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Page
1    Sergei Mironovitch Kirov
6    For Leninism – for a Soviet America! by Alex Bittelman
23  The Military Program of the Proletarian Revolution by V. I. Lenin
33  The National Congress for Unemployment and Social Insurance – and After by I. Amter (Discussion for the Seventh Congress of the C.I.)
45  Sharpen the Fight for the Central Slogan of the World Communist Party – Soviet Power! by Max Young
61  Some Problems of the Class Struggle in the South by Nat Ross
76  The Three Basic Slogans of the Party on the Peasant Question by Joseph Stalin
87   Notes on the Economic Crisis by Labor Research Association
92  Book Review – Frontispiece Drawn by Russell T. Limbach

 



Volume 14, No. 2, February, 1935

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98    Valerian Kuibyshev
99    New Developments and New Tasks in the U.S.A. by Earl Browder
117  On the Main Immediate Tasks of the C.P.U.S.A (Resolution Adopted by
         The Central Committee Plenum, January 15-18, 1935)
127  The Socialist Revolution in the United States by Alex Bitelman
148  for the Workers’ Bill! by Earl Browder
155  Lenin On Unemployment and Social Insurance
158  The United Front in the Field of Negro Work by James W. Ford
175  Unity of the Farming Masses – a Paramount Issue by John Barnett
184  Aspects of the Depression of the Special Type in the U.S.A by Labor Research Association
         Frontispiece Drawn by Russell T. Limbach

 



Volume 14, No. 3, March, 1935

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195  Report to the Central Committee Meeting of the C.P.U.S.A., January 15-18, 1935 by Earl Browder
217  Our “C.E.” 217 by Robert Minor
227  The Historic Path of the Zinovievist Group by Albert Radier
233  The Anniversary of the Paris Commune and the Struggle Against Fascist Terror by Anna Damon
240  Report to the National Agitation and Propaganda Conference, January 18, 1935 by Alex Bittelman
262  The Organizational Tasks Arising from the Plenum Decisions by F. Brown
274  Long Island Section Makes the Turn to Shop Work by Bill Lawrence
285  Book Review

 



Volume 14, No. 4, April, 1935

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291  Forge a Mighty United Front for May Day! (Manifesto of the Central Committee, C.P.U.S.A.)
299  Our Tasks in the Light of Changed Conditions by Morris Childs
312  Development of Work in the Harlem Section by James W. Ford and Louis Sass
326  The Meaning of Sidney Hook by L. Rudas
350  Religion and Communism by Earl Browder
366  Manifesto of the Communist Party of the Philippine Islands
381  Book Review

 



Volume 14, No. 5, May, 1935

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Page
387  May Day Under the Guns by Robert Minor
411  for a Broad United Front in Japan by Tanaka
428  Lenin on the Elements of Materialist Dialectlcs
429  Some Problems of Party Work in the Countryside by Louise Scott
444  Achievements and Tasks of the New York District by Max Steinberg
459  Unmasking the New Deal in the Cotton Patch by Donald Macdougal
470  Comintern Documents on the United Front
477  “Herr Eugen Duehring’s Revolution in Science” (Anti-Dürhring) Reviewed by H. M. Wicks

 



Volume 14, No. 6, June, 1935

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483  The Fight of the Steel Workers for Their Union by Jack Stachel
500  The Filipino Masses Enter the Stage of Armed Struggle for Freedom by Harrison George
510  The Struggle for the United Front (Contribution to the Discussion Preceding the Seventh World Congress of the
         Comintern) by Clarence A. Hathaway
518  Approaching the Seventh World Congress of the Communist International Prepared for the Agit-Prop
         Commission, Central Committee, Communist Party, U.S.A., by Alex Bittelman
528  The Unemployment Movement in the U.S.A. by Herebert Benjamin
548  Initiating Labor Party Tickets by Ralph Shaw
558  Toward the Study of Fascization in the United States (A Discussion Article) by F. Brown
569  The Development of the Struggle for Negro Rights [Resolution Adopted by the Chicago District
         Committtee of the C. P. on Work in Chicago South Side (Sections 2, 7, and 11).]

 



Volume 14, No. 7, July, 1935

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579  The Supreme Court, the New Deal and the Class Struggle by Alex Bittelman
604  Recent Political Developments and Some Problems of Tile United Front (Re-Port To the Meeting of the
         Central Committee of the C.P.U.S.A., May 25-27, 1935) by Earl Browder
625  Organizational Problems of the Party (Abridged Report to the Meetmg of the Central Committee of
         The C.P.U.S.A., May 25-27, 1935) by Jack Stachel
641  Let Us Penetrate Deeper Into The Rural Areas (Report To the Meeting 0f the Central Committee of the
         C.P.U.S.A., May 25-27, 1935) by Clarence A. Hathaway
661  Roosevelt’s “Happy Days” for the Young Generation (Report To the Meeting of the Central Committee of the
         C.P.U.S.A., May 25-27, 1935) by Gil Green

 



Volume 14, No. 8, August, 1935

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675  The United Front Against Imperialist War by Alex Bittelman
686  The Titans of Scientific Communism by V. J. Jerome
709  The Meaning of Engels’ Teachings for the American Working Class by B. K. Gebert
723  World Politics and Ethiopia by William L. Patterson
735  A Valuable Lenin Document
736  Friedrich Engels by V. I. Lenin
744  Engels As One of the Founders of Communism by V. I Lenin
750  Engels’ Introduction To Marx’s “The Class Struggles in France”
769  Documents On International Trade Union Unity
777  Book Review by Joseph Freeman

 



Volume 14, No. 9, September, 1935

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Page
787   For Working Class Unity! For A Workers’ and Farmers’ Labor Party Speech Delivered August 11, 1935 at the
         Seventh World Congress of the Communist International by Earl Browder
800  The General Strike in Terre Haute by B. K. Gebert
811  The Northwest General Lumber Strike by N. Sparks
830  Somebody Is “Distressed” – But Not Karl Marx A Review of Earl Browder’s “Communism in The United States” by Robert Minor
851  Marxist-Leninist Education of Our Membership in The Light of the May Plenum of the C.C. by Eva Robins
866  The Rural Masses and the Work of Our Party – Speech Delivered at the Meeting of the Central Comtmttee of the
         C.P.U.S.A., May 25-27, 1935 by Donald Henderson

 



Volume 14, No. 10, October, 1935

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Page
883  Fascist Tendencies in The United States by William Z. Foster
903  The Threat of Fascism in The United States by Georgi Dimitroff
911  The Present Rulers of the Capitalist Countries are But Temporary, The Real Master of the World Is The Proletariat
         (Speech Delivered. At the Close of the Seventh Congress of the C. I.) by Georgi Dimitroff

                  Resolutions of the Seventh Congress of the C.I.
921  The Communist International-from the Sixth to the Seventh Congress – 1928-1935
924  The Offensive of Fascism and the Tasks of the Communist International in The Fight for the Unity of the Working
       Class Against Fascism
940  The Tasks of the Communist International in Connection with the Preparations of the Imperialists For A New World War
948  The Victory of Socialism in The U.S.S.R. and its World Historic Significance
955   Forward to the Cuban Anti-Imperialist People’s Front! by Blas Roca
968  The Next Steps in Alabama and the Lower South by Nat Ross

 



Volume 14, No. 11, November, 1935

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page
979    The Eighteenth Anniversary of the October Revolution (Manifesto of the Central Committee of the
           Communist Party of the U.S.A.)
985    The Significance of the October Revolution for the World Proletariat (Excerpts from the Reports of
           Georgi Dimitroff and D. Z. Manuilsky to the Seventh World Congress of the Comintern.)
990    New Steps in The United Front (Report on the Seventh World Congress of the Communist International) by Earl Browder
1015   A New Page for American Labor by Jack Stachel
1034  Problems of the Struggle for Peace by Alex Bittelman
1044   Syndicalism in The United States by William Z. Foster
1058  Thesis on the International and the War by Otto Bauer, Theodore Dan, Jean Zyromiski and
           Almedeo Dunois Foreward by Friedrich Adler

 



Volume 14, No. 12, December, 1935

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page
1075  The United Front – The Key to our New Tactical Orientation (Report to the November Plenum of the Central
           Committee of the C.P.U.S.A.) by Earl Browder
1130   Speeches at the November Plenum of the C.C. the Negro Liberation Movement and the Farmer-Labor Party by James W. Ford
1142   Experiences in United Independent Political Action – The Road to the Farmer-Labor Party by William W. Weinstone
1161   Rooting The Party on the Waterfront by Roy Hudson
1171   Winning The Masses to Fight For Peace by Alex Bittelman

                  Resolutions Adopted at the November Plenum of the C.C.
1182   The Seventh World Congress of the Communist International and the Tasks of Our Party
1186  The Farmer-Labor Party and the Struggle Against Reaction
1197  Index, Volume XIV, 1935

 




1936
A PDF of all the Tables of Contents for 1936

 



Volume 15, No. 1, January, 1936

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page
3     Review of the Month by A. B.
19  The Great Initiative by V. I. Lenin
35  Wall Street Faces the Far East by Harry Gannes
47  Our Tasks in Developing Activity Within the Company Unions by B. K. Gebert
58  Unity for Victory by Jacques Duclos
72  Toward the People’s Anti-Imperialist Front in Mexico – Speech Delivered to the Second Congress of the
   Communist International, August 10, 1935
by Hernan Laborde
84  The Socialist Administration in Reading and Our United Front Tasks by John Dean
89  Data On the High Cost Of Living
94   There Is A Method to Their Madness – Book Review by A. Bimba

 



Volume 15, No. 2, February, 1936

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page
99    Review of the Month by A. B.
120   The Party Of Lenin and the People’s Front (Speech Delivered At the Lenin Memorial Meeting,
         Madison Square Garden, January 20, 1936) by Earl Browder
130   The A.A.A. – and After by David Ramsey
139  The Coming National Negro Congress by James W. Ford and A. W. Berry
143  The Decree On Peace by V. I. Lenin
147  Left Trends in the Socialist Party by Robert Minor
165  Developing Party Cadres in the Chicago District by Beatrice Shields
171  Draft Charter of the United Party of the Proletariat Of France
181  Economic Trends
187  Book Reviews:
        Spiking Mussolini’s Guns by Theodore Repard
        A “New” Interpretation Of History by H. M. Wicks

 



Volume 15, No. 3, March, 1936

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page
195  Review of the Month by A. B.
211  The United Mine Workers’ Union Convention by B. K. Gebert
220  The Fight of the Seamen for Militant Unionism by R. B. Hudson
230  The United States Supreme Court and the Specter Of Fascism by Harry Gannes
245  Lenin On the Woman Question by Irene Leslie
251  Left Trends in the Socialist Party by Robert Minor
270  Communism for Americans A Review Of Earl Browder’s “What Is Communism” by V. J. Jerome
281  For A Powerful United A. F. Of L. (Statement of the Central Committee of the Commumst Party of the U. S. A.)

 



Volume 15, No. 4, April, 1936

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page
291  Review of the Month
311   Ernst Thaelmann, Proletarian Leader
316  The National Negro Congress by James W. Ford
327  Unity On the Unemployment Field by Herbert Benjamin
337  Roy Howard’s Interview With Joseph Stalin
346  Close Ranks! Forward! by Harrison George
353  The Peace Policy of the Soviet Union by L.
359  Unity for Victory and Its Conditions
376  Book Reviews
         A Scientific Survey Of American Imperialism by Harry Gannes
         "Heroes” Of Our Industrial America by Anthony Bimba

 



Volume 15, No. 5, May, 1936

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page
381  Review of the Month by A. B.
405  For A United Front May Day! (Statement of the Central Committee, Communist Party, U.S.A.)
411  Akron A New Chapter in American Labor History by John Williamson
427  Problems in Our Farmer-Labor Party Activities by C. A. Hathaway
434  The Hand Of God and the Lack Of Flood Control by N. Sparks
448  Japan, Outer Mongolia, and the Chinese Liberation Movement by R. Doonping
457  Political Highlights of the National Negro Congress Ny James W. Ford
465  Organizational Changes in the New York District of the Party by I. Amter
474  The Working Class and Neo-Malthusianism by V. I. Lenin
477  Ten Peaks in the American Strike Range Rreview by Theodore Repard

 



Volume 15, No. 6, June, 1936

The Communist
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Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page
483  Review of the Month by A. B.
498  The Steel Workers Give Their Mandate for Organization by B. K. Gebert
508  Palestine-Land Of Anti-Imperialist Struggle by Paul Novick
523  Finance Capital and Fascist Trends in the United States by Anna Rochester
537  New Party Organizational Forms Prove Their Value by I. Amter
542  Canadian Capitalism Reshapes Its Line by Tim Buck
552  Build the National Negro Congress Movement by James W. Ford
562  Clara Zetkin At the Cradle of the Second International by Boris Reinstein
573  Book Review
        A Contribution to the Popularization of the Leninist Position
        On the Negro Question by A. W. Berry

 



Volume 15, No. 7, July, 1936

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page
579  Review ‘of the Month by A. B.
600  Platforms and Issues in 1936 by David Ramsey
618  The People’s Front Strikes from the Shoulder by V. J. Jerome
629  The Struggle for Puerto Rican Independence by Harry Robinson
643  Problems Of Party Growth in the New York District (Report to the Ninth Convention of the
         New York District, C.P.U.S.A., June 14, 1936.) by Max Steinberg
666  On the Communist Approach to Zionism
671  Professionals Speak Reviewed by Grace Hutchins

 



Volume 15, No. 8, August, 1936

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page
675  Review of the Month by A. B.
689  The Struggle for Workers’ and Peasants’ Alliances in Spain
692  The War Threat and the World Peace Conference by Harrison George
698  Railroad Workers Raise Struggle Against Consolidation by George Brown
707  Roosevelt and the Democratic Platform by David Ramsey
721  France Goes Forward with the People’s Front by V. J. Jerome
737  The Stalinist Draft of the Constitution by M. I. Kalinin – Special Party Convention Supplement
747   Advancing Against Reaction in the Center of the Motor Industry by William Weinstone
759   Smashing Through Barriers to the Organization of the Steel Workers by B. K. Gebert
769  Forging Unity Against Reaction in Illinois by Morris Childs
784  Strengthening the Trade Union Backbone of the Farmer-Labor Party Movement in Ohio by John Williamson
794  Book Reviews
        The Close Of An Epoch Of Marxist Research by H. M. Wicks
        Ammunition for the Election and Other Campaigns by H. M. Wicks

 



Volume 15, No. 9, September, 1936

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page
803  Review of the Month by A. B.
819  Election Campaign Outline for 1936
829  Fighting for Democracy in Spain by Clarence A. Hathaway
845  A. F. of L. Unity is Threatened by The Executive Council by Louis F. Budenz
855  Towards Youth Unity by Gil Green
865  On The Inter-American Peace Conference by Harrison George
873  The Housing Question by E. C. Greenfield
885  British Rule in South Africa by William L. Patterson

 



Volume 15, No. 10, October, 1936

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page
899   Review of the Month by A. B.
914  For a Democratic Spain! (Manifesto of the Communist Party of Spain)
919  The Crisis in the Socialist Party by William Z. Foster
939  The Trotsky-Zinoviev Assassins Before The Bar of the Working Class by P. Lang
956  Reaction Bids for Farm Support by Henry Dawson
966  Building The Party During The Election Campaign by F. Brown
975  The Negro People in the Elections by Ben Davis, Jr.
988  Book Reviews:
        The Textbook of Sectarianism by Earl Browder
        The People’s Front in France by Theodore Repard
        Pamphlets in the Election Campaign

 



Volume 15, No. 11, November, 1936

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page
995      Review of the Month by A. B.
1009  The Soviets On The Threshold of the Twentieth Year by M. J. Olgin
1026  The Nuremberg Circus by Ernst Braun
1032  The Crisis in the Socialist Party by William Z. Foster
1046  Problems Before The 56th Annual Convention of the A. F. of L. by Jack Stachel
1056  Six Months of Unity of the Unemployed by Herbert Benjamin
1071  The Struggle for the Liberation of Luis Carlos Prestes by A. Montes
1084  Book Reviews:
          A Manual for Scabs by Louis F. Budenz.
          Pamphlets of the Month

 



Volume 15, No. 12, December, 1936

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page
1091  Review of the Month by A. B.
1104  The Communist Party On The Results of the Elections (Statement of the
          Central Committee, C.P.U.S.A., Issued November 7, 1936)
1112  The Minnesota Farmer-Labor Victory by Clarence A. Hathaway
1125  The Wisconsin Elections And The Farmer-Labor Party Movement by Gene Dennis
1141  The Elections in New York by I. Amter
1154  The Crisis in the Socialist Party by William Z. Foster
1168  Specific Features of the Spanish Revolution by M. Ercoli
1181  Index-Volume XV-1936

 




1937

 



Volume 16, No. 1, January, 1937

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page
3    Review of the Month by A.B.
14  The Results of the Elections and the People’s Front by Earl Browder
50  The 56th Convention of the A. F. of L. by Jack Stachel
63  The Negro People and the Elections by James W. Ford
74  Lenin-Thirteen Years After by A. Markoff
82  The Crisis in the Socialist Party by William Z. Forster
93  Book Reviews by Harry Gannes

 



Volume 16, No. 2, February, 1937

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page
99  Review of the Month by A.B.
112  Lenin and Spain
120  The Coming Convention of the Y .C.L.
142  The Student Movement in the United by Celeste Clark  States .
153  The Economic Situation of the Youth by Wilhelm PIeck
161  Hitler Against the World by Wilhelm Peck
173  The Washington State Elections by Morris Raport
180  The Road to Victory. Manifesto of the Communist Party of Spain
190  Book Reviews by Helen Marcy

 



Volume 16, No. 3, March, 1937

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page
195  Review of the Month by A.B.
201  The Great Auto Strike by William Weinstone
226  Lessons of the Maritime by Strikes Roy Hudson
241  The Rubber Front in Akron by James Keller
250  Party Mobilization in Ohio by John Williamson
258  The Trial of the Trotskyite Agents of Fascism by I. Amter
271  Trotskyism in the United States by C. A. Hathaway
279  The Struggle Against Criminal Syndicalist Laws by Anna Damon
287  Book Reviews by John Kurtz

 



Volume 16, No. 4, April, 1937

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page
291  Review of the Month by A.B. by
306  The People vs. the Supreme Court by C. A. Hathaway
313  The Supreme Court and Civil Liberties by Obed Purcell
322  The Supreme Court “Citadel of Slavery” by Elizabeth Lawson
334  The Significance of the Sit-Down Strike by William Z. Foster
342  The Pacific Coast Maritime Strike by William Schneiderman
358  The Military Dictatorship in Cuba by P. Favio
366  The Commonwealth Federation Moves On by Morris Raport
374  The People’s Front in the Philippines by Juan Tamarao
381  Book Reviews by James W. Ford

 



Volume 16, No. 5, May, 1937

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page
387  Review of the Month by A.B.
401  The Socialist Party Convention by Gene Dennis
421  Social Legislation in Massachusetts by P. Frankfeld
432  The Schools and the People’s Front by Richard Frank
446  Farm Problems and Legislation by Robert Clay
456  Steel Workers on the by March B. K. Gebert
465  The Railway Labor Act: A Barrier to Militant Unionism by Jack Johnstone
471  Youth in Industry by D. Doran

 



Volume 16, No. 6, June, 1937

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page
483  Review of the Month by A.B.
495  Stalin on Mastering Bolshevism by Jack Stachel
508  Communists and the United Front by Georgi Dimitroff
517  The Textile Drive by Evelyn B. Gordon
526  Foster’s New Book by Alex Bitielman
534  The People’s Mandate in Minnesota by Nat Ross
545  We Must Win the Women by Margaret Cowl
555  The Housing Question-1937 by Sidney Hill
569  Flood Control by James Harmon

 



Volume 16, No. 7, July, 1937

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page
579  Review of the Month by A.B.
594  The Communists in the People’s Front by Earl Browder
          Report delivered to the plenary meeting of the C.C. of the C.P.U.S.A., held June 17·20, 1937
628  Political Leadership and Party Building by William Z. Foster by
          Based on speech delivered at the plenary meeting of the C.C. of the C.P.U.S.A., held June 17-20, 1937;
647  Significance of the Coming Municipal by Election in New York by I. Amter
661  Problems of Reconstructing the Young Communist League by Carl Ross
          Speech delivered at the plenary meeting of the C.C. of the C.P.U.S.A., held June 17-20, 1937;
668  July 4th and the 150th Anniversary of the Constitution
672  Mother Bloor’s Seventy-Fifth Birthday by
675  For the United Party of the Proletariat of France

 



Volume 16, No. 8, August, 1937

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page
683  Review of the Month by A.B.

From the Plenary Meeting of the Central Committee

697  The Change in Spain by Robert Minor.
709  The Party and the People’s Front
716  The Problems of a Worker-Farmer by Alex Bittelman Alliance by Clarence A. Hathaway
725  Uniting the Negro People in the People’s Front by James W. Ford
735  Building the Party in the Struggle for Proletarian Unity and the People’s Front Resolution on Comrade Browder’s Report at the Plenum
749  Rally the People Against Vigilantism and Reaction, Statement of the Central Committee, C.P.U .S.A.
754  For a National Health Program vy William Z. Foster. 754
761  Extending the Unity of the Unemployed Movement by Herbert Benjamin. 761

Documentary

771  On the Study of the History of the C.P.S.U. by Joseph Stalin

 



Volume 16, No. 9, September, 1937

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page
779  Review of the Month by A.B.
793  Revolutionary Background of the United States Constitution by Earl Browder
808  The Vanguard Role of the Communist Party by Alex Bitt:Elman
824  The Sino-Japanese War and the American People by LAURENCE HEARN
838  Scottsboro in the Light of Building the Negro People’s Front by James W. Ford and Anna Damon
848  An Open Letter on Communist-Socialist Unity in Spain
856  Thoughts on Peace and the Probable Advantages Thereof by Thomas Paine
862  From the World Communist Press
872  Recent Publications Acknowledged

 



Volume 16, No. 10, October, 1937

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page
875  Review of the Month by A.B.
891  The Convention of 400,000 by B. K. Gerbert
906  The New Soviet Electoral Law by Leon Josephson
915  The Importance of the Present Recruiting Drive for the Future of Our Party by Fred Brown
925  Development of the Farmer-Labor Party Movement in the Municipal Election Campaign by I. Amter
934  Karl Marx’s “Capital"
946  Farm Legislation and the People’s Front by Jerry Coleman
954  After the Youth Congress by Carl Ross
962  From the World Communist Press
965  Book Reviews by A. W. Berry
968  Recent Books Acknowledged

 



Volume 16, No. 11, November, 1937

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


Page
973    Review of the Month by A.B.
986    Twenty Years of Soviet Power by Earl Browder
996    Lenin and Stalin on the Eve of October
1000  Where Is the Socialist Party Going? by Jack Stachel
1007  Trade Unions in the Land of Socialism
1016  New Developments in Organizing the Marine Industry by Roy Hudson
1023  Southern Textile Workers Organize by John J. Ballam
1037  Unite the Negro People for the People’s Front!
1041  For a Common Front Against the War-Makers by Earl Browder
1045  From the World Communist Press
1056  Book Reviews by M. Childs and Paul Novick
1064  Recent Books Acknowledged

 



Volume 16, No. 12, December, 1937

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


Page
1067    Review of the Month by A.B.
1082    The People’s Front Moves Forward! by Earl Browder
1103    American Origins of the People’s Front by William Z. Foster
1108    Fascism Menaces Mexico by Hernan Laborde
1119    For a People’s Tax Program by David Jennings
1127    The Rubber Workers Show the Way by John Williamson
1135    The Party Building Drive in New York State by Max Steinberg
1146    Marxism-Leninism for Society and Science by V. J. Jerome
1164    Index-Volume XVI-1937

 




1938


Volume 17, No. 1, January, 1938

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


Page
3     Review of the Month A. B.
17    Lenin and Collective Security An Editorial
29    Lessons of the New York Elections Charles Krumbein
40    The Akron Municipal Elections James Keller
46    Woman’s Place in the People’s Front Margaret Cowl
54    Unicameral Legislature in Nebraska E. Richards
62    For a Free, Happy and Prosperous South Francis Franklin
75    Marxism-Leninism for Society and Science V. J. Jerome
92    Book Reviews Granville Hicks and Hsiao Chen-Kwan

 



Volume 17, No. 2, February, 1938

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


Page
99     Review of the Month A. B.
113    The Congress of the Communist Party of France by William Z. Foster
122    The Steel Workers in Convention by B. K. Gebert
134    The Storm Center of the Cuban Crisis by Blas Roca
143    The Bakuninists at Work by Frederick Engels
158    Building the People’s Front in Harlem by James W. Ford and George E. Blake
169    Farmers Advance in the Movement for the People’s Front by Jerry Coleman
177    The Health Status of American Workers by Harriet Silverman
188    Book Reviews by James W. Ford

 



Volume 17, No. 3, March, 1938

The Communist

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page
195    Review of the Month A. B.

            Report to the C. C. Plenum and Party Builders’ Congress:

208    The 1938 Elections and Our Tasks by Clearance A. Hathaway
220    Build the Party for Peace, Democracy and Socialism! by Jack Stachel
242    The Struggle for Trade Union Unity by Roy Hudson
251    For Concerted Action-Against Isolation and War! by Fred Brown
266    Rally the Negro Masses for the Democratic Front! by James W. Ford
271    The Coal Miners in Convention by B. K. Gebert
282    Davey Must Be Defeated! by John Williamson

 



Volume 17, No. 4, April, 1938

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


Page
291    Review of the Month A. B.
306    Lessons of the Moscow Trials by Earl Browder
322    World Fascism and War by William Z. Foster
334    May Day-in Peace or War? by Israel Amter
339    Charting the Course of the Democratic Front (A Review of Earl Browder’s “The People’s Front") by J. Jerome
351    Draft Convention Resolutions
359    Organizational Development Among Clerical Workers by Leonard Duncan
369    The “White” South and the People’s Front Theodore Bassett
381    Correspondence

 



Volume 17, No. 5, May, 1938

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


Page
              Pre-Convention Discussion Articles

387    Review of the Month by A.B.
404    Building the Democratic Front by Clarence A. Hathaway
410    Notes on the Defense of American Democracy by Gene Dennis and Gil Green
419    Unemployment-An Old Struggle Under New Conditions by H. B.
429    The Economic Crisis by Robert Stark
445    Edgar Snow’s “Red Star Over China” by V. J. Jerome and Li Chuan
458    Fascist Penetration in Latin America by Samuel Putnam
468    Philosophic Nihilism Serves Reaction by Morris Childs and Frank Meyer

 



Volume 17, No. 6, June, 1938

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


Page
483    Review of the Month by A. B.
500    Mastering Bolshevik Methods of Work by Earl Browder
509    The Socialist Party Convention by William Z. Foster
513    The People’s Struggle Against Fascism in Brazil by Marina Lopes
526    Bukharin-the Path of a Traitor by J. Jerome
534    Some Questions Concerning the Democratic Front by Gene Dennis
541    The I.W.O.-Workers’ Fraternalism by Max Bedacht
553    Monopolies, Prices and Profits by George Brahms
562    The Campaign for the Federal Arts Bill by C. S. Marin
571    The World Communist Press

 



Volume 17, No. 7, July, 1938

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


Page
579    Review of the Month A. B.
594    Summation Speech at the Tenth National Convention by Earl Browder
600    Win the Western Hemisphere for Democracy and Peace! by William Z. Foster
615    Forging the Negro People’s Sector of the Democratic Front by James W. Ford
624    Some Problems Before the Tenth Convention of the Communist Party by Alex Bittelman
630    July 4th-Birthday of American Democracy by Francis Franklin
642    Bukharin-The Path of a Traitor by J. Jerome
652    Problems of Building the Democratic Front by Hall, Ross, Frankfeld, Schneiderman
667    Book Reviews by Philip Carter & R. W. Turner

 



Volume 17, No. 8, August, 1938

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


Page
675    Review of the Month by A. B.
689    The American Federation of Labor and Trade Union Progress by William Z. Foster
699    Three Years’ Application of the Program of the Seventh World Congress by Earl Browder
704    The Charter of Party Democracy by Roy Hudson
711     A Historic View of the Struggle for Democracy by Alex Bittleman
722    Work Among National Groups – A Central Communist Task by I. Amter
732    Lovestoneism – Twin of Fascist-Trotskyism by Carl Reeve
743    Has the Crisis Run Its Course? by George Brahns
749    With Unity We Shall Conquer! by Jose Diaz
752    From the World Communist Press
762    Book Reviews by D. C. Lucas & Valeria Hodges

 



Volume 17, No. 9, September, 1938

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


Page
771    Review of the Month by A. B.
785    A Solution for Palestine by Paul Novick
797    For a Correct Approach the Problems of the National Groups by Irene Browder
805    The Communist Party and the Professionals by William Z. Foster
811    Building the Democratic Front in Illinois by Morris Childs
818    Problems of the Democratic Front in the South by Francis Franiujn
829    Rooting the Party Among the Masses in New York by Max Steinberg
842    Our Next Tasks in Party Education by A. Landy
850    A Year of "Jewish Life" by V. J. Jerome
861    From the World Communist Press by

 



Volume 17, No. 10, October, 1938

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


Page
867    Review of the Month by A. B.
881    Defeat the Foes of Labbr Unity! by Roy Hudson
891    Political Forces and Issues
909    The Democratic Front Moves Ahead in New York by I. Amter
919    The Election Struggle in California by William Schneiderman
927    The Elections in Pennsylvania by Carl Reeve
937    The Election Campaign in Minnesota by Nat Ross
945    The People of Chile Unite to Save Democracy by Carlos Contreras Labarca
950    The World Youth Congress by Carl Ross
957    Book Reviews by John Steuben

 



Volume 17, No. 11, November, 1938

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


Page
963     Review of the Month by A. B
979     Twenty-One Years of Struggle for Peace by Earl Browder
984     Panacea Mass Movements by William Z. Foster
933     Preparing for the Opening of Congress by Gene Dennis
1000   From the Tribunes of the Socialist Fatherland by Anne Bentley
1009   The Communist Party in China’s War for Liberation by Rudy Baker
1019   The Los Angeles Mayoralty Recall Election by Paul Cline
1028   The Significance of the Latin America Trade Union Unity Congress by R. A. Martinez
1035   The People of Chile Unite to Save Democracy by Carlos Contreras Labarca
1045   Primitive Negro Solidarity: New Light From Brazil by Samuel Putnam
1051   From the World Communist Press
1053   Book Reviews by Gil Green

 



Volume 17, No. 12, December, 1938

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


Page
1059    Review of the Month by A. B.
1073    The 21st Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution by Executive Committee, Communist International
1079    Concerning American Revolutionary Traditions by Earl Browder
1086    Panacea Mass Movements by William Z. Foster
1094    The A. F. of L. Convention and Tasks for Achieving Unity by Roy Hudson
1105    A Powerful Ideological Weapon of Bolshevism
1114    The Fall of Wuhan and Prospects of China’s Victory by Rudy Baker
1121    The Philippines Mobilize Against Japanese Aggression by Communist Party, Philippine Islands
1132    Party Building in the Northwest by Louis Sass
1137    Anent the American Medical Association by William Z. Foster
1141    From the World Communist Press
1144    Book Reviews by Gil Green

 



1939

 


Volume 18 No. 1, January, 1939

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


Page
3      Review of the Month by A. B
17    Mastery of Theory and Methods of Work (Concluding speech, December meeting, National Committee, C.P.U.S.A.) by Earl Browder
25    Lenin-His Meaning for Us Today by Robert Minor
35    Lenin and the American Revolutionary Heritage by Rudy Baker
40    Isolationist Defeatism! by William Z. Foster
48    A Year of Memorable Anniversaries by Alex Bittelman
57    The Southern Conference for Human Welfare by Rob F. Hall ·
66    The Democratic Front and the Northwest Elections by Morris Raport
76    An Analysis of the Ohio Elections-What Next? by John Williamson
82    Book Reviews by Israel Amter
85    Index-Volume XVII, 1938

 



Volume 18 No. 2, February, 1939

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


Page
99      Review of the Month by A. B.
114     Lenin — His Meaning for Us Today by Robert Minor
128    Lenin — An Answer to Munich by R. A. Martinez & Harry Robinson
136    New Methods of Political Mass Organization by William Z. Foster
147    Unemployment and the Works Programin 1939 by Charles Fletcher & John Vance
156    Class Forces in California Agriculture by Harrison George
163    Pitfalls of Pragmatic Logic by Philip Carter
170    Class Conflicts in the South — 1850-1860 by Herbert Biel
182    Notes on Two Economic Cycles by George Wallace
188    From the World Communist Press
190    Book Reviews by Charlotte Todes

 



Volume 18 No. 3, March, 1939

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


Page
195    Review of the Month by A. B.
209   America and the Communist International by Earl Browder
216    Lenin and the International Labor Movement by D. Z. Manuilsky
225    The Congress of the Communist Party of Cuba by William Z. Foster by
232    The Day of International Women’s Solidarity by N. K. Krupskaya
237    Canada-The Key to Anti-Fascist Unity of the English — Speaking Peoples by Tim Buck
245    Deterioration of Labor Conditions the Last DecadeDuring by Geogre Wallace
257    The Mexican Question in the Southwest by Emma Tenayuca and Homer Brooks
269    Class Forces in California Agriculture by Harrison George
274    Class Conflicts in the South, 1850-1860 by Herbert Biel
280    From the World Communist Press. by
284    Book Reviews by Harry Robinson

 



Volume 18 No. 4, April, 1939

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


Page
291     Review of the Month by A. B.
306    Forward to May Day! Editorial
311     Tribute to a Great Leader by Irene Browder
317     America’s Youth in the Struggle for National and Social Security by Carl Ross
324    The Young Communist League Prepares for Growth by Henry Winston
334    Dialectical and Historical Materialism (From the History of the CP.S.U.)
346    The Human Element in Mass Agitation by William Z. Foster
353    The Tasks of the Chinese People in the National Liberation War by the Central Executive Committee of the Communist Party of China
364    Some Remarks on Rural Politics by Fred Basset Blair
371     From the World Communist Press
381    Book Reviews by Joseph North & Herbert Biel

 



Volume 18 No. 5, May, 1939

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


Page
387    Review of the Month by A. B.
401    May Day in the Struggle for Democracy and Peace by I. Amter
409    The Second Imperialist War by Robert Minor
435    The Auto Workers Forge Unity at the Cleveland Convention by B. K. Gebert
445    The Technique of the Mass Campaign by William Z. Foster
456    Problems of the National Groups in the United States by Irene Browder
467    Some Observations on How to Study the History of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (Bolsheviks) by A. Landy
476    The Life of a Great American Working Class Leader by Elizabeth Gurley Flynn

 



Volume 18 No. 6, June, 1939

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


Page
483    Review of the Month by A. B.
497    Perspectives of the 1940 Presidential Election by Earl Browder
511     The Land of Socialism and the Struggle of the International Proletariat by Georgi Dimitroff
523    Recovery Demands a Bold Progressive Program by Gene Dennis
535    Main Organizational Tasks of the Democratic Front by William Z. Foster
542    The Lenin-Stalin Teaching on the Building of Socialism in One Country by M. Mitin
553    Current Trends in American Psychology by R. L. Gley
563    The Cultural Heritage of the Negro People by Francis Franklin
572    Book Reviews by Philip Carter

 



Volume 18 No. 7, July, 1939

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


Page
579    Review of the Month by A. B.
594    Bejamin Franklin-Champion of Democracy by Carl Reeve by
606    Building the Western-Hemisphere Democratic Front William Z. Foster
621    Strengthen Pan-American Democracy! (Statement by Six Communist Parties of the Americas)
624    The Unity of the American Democracies by Cesar Vilar
634    Bring the New Deal to Puerto Rico by James W. Ford
641    Fascism in Spain and the Latin American Peoples by F. Lacerda
665    Idle Money — Doom or Boon? by George Brahns
665    Gestalt Psychology by R. L. Gley
669    Book Reviews by A. Landy & George W. Stewart

 



Volume 18 No. 8, August, 1939

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


Page
675    Review of the Month by A. B.
689    Meeting Reaction’s Assault on the Unemployed by Herbert Benjamin
701    Secondary Aspects of Mass Organization by William Z. Foster
712    Legislative Problems in Illinois by Jack Martin
721    After the Liquidated Balfour Declaration in Palestine by M. Welner
730    The Communist Party in the State of Washington and the 1940 Elections by Morris Rapport
740    Monetary Reform and the Democratic Front by Leslie Morris
748    Notes on Latin American History by Samuel Putnam
759    From the World Communist Press
           Book Reviews:
764     Moses and Monotheism, by Freud reviewed by Morris Colman
767    Toward an Understanding of the U.S.S.R, by Florinsky reviewed by Seth Larson

 



Volume 18 No. 9, September, 1939

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


Page
771    Review of the Month by A. B.
788    Some Remarks on the Twentieth Anniversary of the Communist Party of the United States of America by Earl Browder
804    Twenty Years of Communist Trade Union Policy by William Z. Foster
817    The Struggle for the Building of the Modern Liberation Movement of the Negro People by James W. Ford
829    The American Woman by Ella Reeve Bloor
836    Forerunners by V. J. Jerome
857    The National Groups in the Fight for Democracy by Irene Browder
867    The Soviet Union and the American People by Alexander Trachtenberg
887    Data on the Development of American Agriculture in the Twentieth Century by Robert Minor

 



Volume 18 No. 10, October, 1939

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


Page
899    Keep America Out of the Imperialist War! by the National Committee, C.P.U.S.A.
905    Review of the Month by A. B.
923    Letter of the National Committee to the President and Congress of the U.S.A.
925    Earl Browder on President Roosevelt’s Message to the Special Session of Congress
927    The Path of Labor’s United Action by Roy Hudson
939    Specific Organizational Features of the Democratic Front in the United States by William Z. Foster
951    The Place of Venezuela Among the Democratic Nations of Latin America by Juan Pirela
963    The Plunder of Austria by Alfred L. Weiss
967    Markoff’s Contribution to the Study of Marxism by Moissaye J. Olgin
972    An Encyclopedia of the Basic Knowledge of Marxism-Leninism by Emilian Y Aroslavsky
980    Philosophical Precursors of Marxism by S. Kolesnikov
984    From the World Communist Press

 



Volume 18 No. 11, November, 1939

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


Page
995      America and the International Situation Political Committee, by the C.P.U.S.A.
1002    Review of the Month by A. B.
1016     On the Twenty-Second Anniversary of the Socialist Revolution by Earl Browder
1028    Then — and Now by V. J. Jerome
1037    The Young Generation and the Imperialist War by Gil Green
1046    American Imperialism and the War by James S. Allen
1054    Backward Eutope and Progressive Asia by V. I. Lenin
1057    The Struggle of the Spanish People Continues by Manuel Rojas
1066    Freudism-Psychology of a Dying Class by R. L. Gley
1080    The Fundamental Distinction Between Dialectics and Eclectics
1084    From the World Communist Press

 



Volume 18 No. 12, December, 1939

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editors: Earl Browder, Alex Bittelman, V. J. Jerome


Page
1091    Peace to the People — Manifesto Of The Communist International
1097    Review of the Month by A. B
1114     Defend the Civil Rights of Communists by Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
1116     Joseph Stalin’s Sixtieth Birthday by Earl Browder
1120     Lenin and Stalin as Mass Leaders by William Z. Foster
1130     Early Writings of Stalin
1138     Moissaye Joseph Olgin — Tribute by National Committee, C.P.U.S.A.
1139     The War and the Canadian Working Class by Tim Buck
1150     For the Victorious Outcome of Chinas War of Liberation, Statement Of Communist Party Of China
1158     The Collapse of the Versailles System of Peace Treaties study material
1167     Book Reviews by A. H. & Herbert Biel
1171     Index — Volume XVIII, 1939 by

 



1940

Volume 19 No. 1, January, 1940

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page

3     Review of the Month by A. B.
17    The United States of Europe Slogan by V. I. Lenin
21    Roosevelt, the War, and the New Deal by Gene Dennis.
41    Anti-Capitalist Sentiment in Germany by W. Ulbricht
49   On Bourgeois and Bourgeois-Democratic Revolutions by Emilian Yaroslavsky
58   Anti-Trust Laws and the Attack on Labor by Harry Martel
67    The Ohio Relief Crisis vt Johm Williamson
73    The History of the C.P.S.U. and the Propagation of Marxism-Leninism in the World Communist Movement
85    Book Reviews by WilLiam Z. Foster & Theodore Miller

 



Volume 19 No. 2, February, 1940

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Page

101    Review of the Month by A. B.
116    “To the People Will Belong the Victory” by Earl Browder
122    The “Foreign Agent” Fraud and the Battle for Democracy A. Landy
133    Forging the People’s Victory in Cuba by Blas Roca
141    The Power of Stalinist Prediction M. Mitin
149    Ernst Thaelmann as Leader of the Communist Party of Germany by Wilhelm Florin
161    Awakening in the British West Indies by Conrad Ward
173    On Lenin’s Classic Work, “Imperialism, The Highest Stage of Capitalism” by L. Mendelsohn
180    Joint Manifesto of the Communist Parties of France, Great Britain and Germany
186    Correspondence
188    Theory of the Agrarian Question, by V. I. Lenin: A review by Anna Rochester

 



Volume 19 No. 3, March, 1940

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
195    Review of the Month by A. B.
209    "Marx Was Before All Else a Revolutionary" Frederick Engels
211    Resolutions Adopted by the National Committee of the Communist Party, U.S.A. 232    Seven Years of Roosevelt by William Z. Foster
259    After a Decade of Mass Unemployment by Herbert Benjamin
278    Greater Attention to the Problems of the Negro Masses! by Pat Toohey

 



Volume 19 No. 4, April, 1940

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
291    Peace in Finland: A Decisive Setback for the Incendiaries of a New World War Editorial
296    Review of the Month by A. B.
306    Resolution on the Daily Workerby the National Committee, C.P.U.S.A.
308    The War Aims of American Imperialism William Z. Foster
320    The Negro People and the Struggle for Peace by Theodore R. Bassett & A. W. Berry
336    Shifting Political Alignments in Ohio by John Williamson
344    The Organization of an Election Campaign by Israel Amter
350    Charles Emil Ruthenberg: Fighter Against Imperialist War by Oakley Johnson
356    The Renaissance of Nationalities and the Consolidation of Nations in the U.S.S.R. by M. Chekalin
            Book Review
376    Dividends to Pay, by E. D. Kennedy reviewed by Theodore Miller

 



Volume 19 No. 5, May, 1940

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
387    Review of the Month by A. B.
403    The Bolshevization of the Communist Party of the United States in the Struggle Against the Imperialist War by Gene Dennis
418    The Haymarket Martyrs and May Day, 1940 by Oakley Johnson
431    The Reactionary Political Role of the Vatican by Louis F. Budenz
451    The Impact of the War on the Structure of Capitalism by George Brahns
463    Zionism and the Imperialist War by Paul Novick
480    Greetings to "Clarity"

 



Volume 19 No. 6 June, 1940

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
483    Review of the Month A. B.
500    World Socialism and the War by William Z. Foster
516    Lenin on the World Imperialist War by V. I. Lenin
518    Lenin Speaks of Debs by Alexander Trachtenberg
521    Imperialist War and "Democratic" Demagogy by Gil Green
531    The Stalinist Coneept of "Nation" by Harry Martel
542    The Third National Negro Congress by Theodore R. Bassett
554    American Policy in the Far East and the Roosevelt Regime by B. T. Lo
565    The Farm Problem and the Working Class by Anna Rochester
          Book Review
575    Freedom of Thought in the Old South, reviewed by Clement Eaton Herbert Biel

 



Volume 19 No. 7, July, 1940

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
579    Review of the Month by A. B.

    Eleventh National Convention: Reports and Resolutions

597    The Domestic Reactionary Counterpart of the War Policy of the Bourgeoisie by Earl Browder
610    The Three Basic Tasks of the Communist Peace Policy by William Z. Foster
615    Resolutions Adopted by the Eleventh National Convention of the Communist Party, U.S.A.
628    The Farmers and the Struggle Against the War Program by James S. Allen
649    A Book to Arm Us in the Struggle Against the Imperialist War by Clarence Hathaway
656    The Spanish People Fight On by Gregorio Cantos

 



Volume 19 No. 8, August, 1940

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page

675    Review of the Month . A. B.
690    New Forces for Peace and Democracy in the South by Rob Fowler Hall
707    For a Greater Vote and a Stronger Party! by Roy Hudson
716    How Does Social-Democracy Understand the National Question? by Joseph Stalin
729    The "Socialism" of the Second International by H. A. George
737    Aspects of Historical Materialism by Frank Meyer
749    A Brilliant Manual of Bolshevik Tactics by F. Fuernberg
763    Book Review-The Fat Years and the Lean by Bruce Minton and John Stuart reviewed by Harrison George .

 



Volume 19 No. 9, September, 1940

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page

771    Break the Grip of Wall Street’s Twin War-Party National Committee, C.P.U.S.A.
774    Review of the Month by A. B.
791    Election Platform of the Communist Party of the U.S.A., 1940: Basic Political Outline for the Platform by Earl Browder
797    Text of the Platform
805    The Pan-American Conference in Havana by William Z. Foster
820    Labor and the Elections by Gene Dennis
842    Exit Mayor Hoan by N. Sparks and F. B. Blair
856    The Struggle for Equal Rights for Women by Margaret Cowl

 



Volume 19 No. 10, October, 1940

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
867    Review of the Month by A. B.
884    The Most Peculiar Election Campaign in the History of the Republic by Earl Browder
890    The Trade Unions and the War by William Z. Foster
907    The Crisis in Mexico by James S. Allen
916    The Cuban People and the New Constitution by Blas Roca
927    The British Communist Party Leads the Struggle Against the Imperialist War by R. Palme Dutt
936    Lenin at the Second World Congress of the Communist International byA. Ackermann
950    Engels on Dialectics of Nature by D. C. Lucas

 



Volume 19 No. 11, November, 1940

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
963      Review of the Month by A. B.
978      For a People’s Policy in U. S.-Soviet Relations! by William Z. Foster
990      China’s Liberation Struggle and the Far Eastern Crisis by James Welden
1001    China Has Proved It Can Unite: Unity Will Bring Victory by Manifesto of the Communist Party of China
1007    Soviet Socialist Republics in the Baltic by Jan Vedral
1020    The Path of Lenin and Stalin by Joseph Fields
1031     Dynamic Changes in the Population of the Soviet Union by C. G. Lande
1038    The Basic Principle of Socialism by G. Kosiachenko

                Book Reviews:

1045    Why Farmers Are Poor by Anna Rochester by Jackson Eldridge
1049    Race: Science and Politics by Ruth Benedict by John Arnold

 



Volume 19 No. 12, December, 1940

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
1059    Review of the Month by A. B
1075    The 1940 Elections and the Next Tasks by Earl Browder
1086    Constitution of the Communist Party, U.S.A.
1093    The Crisis of Imperialism and the Future of Canada by Tim Buck
1113    Who Should Be Accused in France? by V. J. Jerome
1125    The People Can Save Themselves Only by Their Own Action by the Central Committee, Communist Party of Great Britain
1131    Book Review — For Whom the Ben Tolls By Ernest Hemingway reviewed by Bernard Rand
1139    Index — Volume XIX, 1940

 


 



1941

Volume 20 No. 1, January, 1941

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
3       Editorials
18     Lenin and Proletarian Internationalism Max Weiss
35    On Some Aspects of Foreign Policy Earl Browder
38    Organized Labor’s Two Conventions William Z. Foster
51     The Real Reasons for Trade Union Progress Roy Hudson
64    The New Rape of Indo-China Andre Marty
83    Some Effects of War Economy in the U.S.A. Gil Green

 



Volume 20 No. 2, February, 1941

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page

99        Editorials
115       Defeat Roosevelt’s War-Powers Bill! Get Out and Stay Out of the War! by the National Committee, Communist Party, U.S.A
120      The People vs. the 77th Congress by John Williamson
132      Education and the War by Earl Browder
138      America’s War Economy and the Unemployed by G. D. Carpenter
151       Imperialism and the Split in the Socialist Movement by V. I. Lenin
164      Innovations and Business Cycles by C. E. Wisden

            Book Reviews:

178      Oliver Wiswell by Kenneth Roberts by & Gordon Place and Donald M. Lester
186      Labor in Wartime, by John Steuben reviewed by C. T.

 



Volume 20 No. 3, March, 1941

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
195     Earl Browder Remains the Heroic Leader of the People by William Z. Foster
197     We Represent the Future by Earl Browder
202    Editorials
218     The National Committee of the Communist Party Hails William Z. Foster on his 60th Birthday
220    World Capitalism and World Socialism by William Z. Foster
238    The Communists and China’s Three People’s Principles by Mao Tse-tung
257    Stalin — Genius of Socialist Construction by Donald by MacKenzie Lester
276    Stuart Chase’s Nostrums for Dying Capitalism by Frank Meyer

 



Volume 20 No. 4, April, 1941

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
291     Demand the Freedom of Earl Browder. In Defense of Your Rights, Living Standards and Peace! by the National Committee, C. P. U.S. A.
295    Editorials
311     We Are Sailing Into the Face of Great Storms by Earl Browder
317     James B. McNamara by William Z. Foster
319     How the British Empire Is Conjured Away by Gil Green
333    American Fascism Speaks Out by William Z. Foster
350    Labor’s Strike-Weapon: A Sesquicentennial — 1791-1941 by Samuel Putnam
368    Philosophers of Capitalism in Decay by Frank Meyer
377    Space and Time — Forms of the Existence of Matter George Kursanov

 



Volume 20 No. 5, May, 1941

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
387    Earl Browder Fiftieth Anniversary Campaign by the National Committee, C.P.U.S.A.
470    Editorials
404    Close Ranks on May Day by the National Committee, C.P.U.S.A.
410     The Trend in Labor’s Ranks by Roy Hudson
420    May Day, 1941, Spurs the World-Wide Fight for a People’s Peace by F. Ring
427    The Origins of May Day by Herbert Biel
436    The Most Important Lessons of the Paris Commune by B. Smeral
443    The Mexican People Must Not Enter This War! by the Central Committee, C.P. Mexico
452    A Program of Action for the Victory of the Chilean People’s Front by the Communist Party of Chile
458    Space and Time-Forms of the Existence of Matter by George Kursanov
468    Some General Problems of the Alien Registration by the National Committee, C.P.U.S.A
470    Book Reviews

 



Volume 20 No. 6, June, 1941

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
483    Editorials
497    Earl Browder and the Fight for Peace by William Z Foster
505    Earl Browder — Tribune of the People by Robert Minor
508    How to Free Earl Browder by Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
513    Browder Shows the Way Out by Roy Hudson
529    Earl Browder — Leader of the Oppressed by James W Ford
536    Earl Browder — Molder of Party Cadres by John Williamson
546    Who Are the Friends of the Youth? by Max Weiss
557    Earl Browder and the Southern People by Rob Fowler Hall
563    Our Debt to Earl Browder byWilliam Schneiderman
568    Space and Time — Fonru; of the Existence of Matter byGeorge Kursanov

 



Volume 20 No. 7, July, 1941

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
579    Support the U.S.S.R. in Its Fight Against the Nazi War Statement of the Communist Party, U.S.A.
581     Yankee Imperialism Grabs for the Western Hemisphere by Willam Z. Foster
599    Browder’s Contribution Toward Developing a Progressive Trade Unionism by Jack Johnstone
611     Professor Logan Is Ready for a Third World War! by Henry Winston
619    Colombia Faces the Imperialist Offensive by Augusto Doran
623    The Further Development of Capitalism in United States Agriculture by Erik Bert
635    The Treason of Reaction in America’s Second War of Independence by Frank Meyer and Robert Strong
652    Space and Time--Forms of the Existence of Matter by George Kursanov

 



Volume 20 No. 8, August, 1941

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
659    Editorials
673    Victory Will Be Ours! by Joseph Stalin

            Plenary Meeting of the National Committee, Communist Party, U.S.A., June 28-29, 1941

  • 678    The People’s Program of Struggle for the Defeat of Hitler and Hitlerism (Manifesto)
  • 683    Free Earl Browder to Strengthen the United People’s Struggle Against Hitlerism (Resolution)
  • 685    Labor’s Great Responsibilities and Possibilities by Roy Hudson
  • 696    The Negro People and the New World Situation by James W. Ford
  • 705    Our Tasks in the Struggle to Defeat Hitlerism by Gil Green
  • 712    The National Groups — A Powerful Force in the Struggle Against Fascism by Israel Amter

724    The Red Army — Spearhead of Humanity by V. J. Jerome
737    For a National Anti-Fascist Youth Front! by Max Weiss

 



Volume 20 No. 9, September, 1941

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
755    Editorials
763    The Working Class and the National Front Against Hitlerism
776    Munich and Anti-Munich by Robert Minor
793    For the Military Destruction of Hitlerism by William Z Foster
801    With All Possible Clarity by José Diaz
805    The Negro People and the Fight for Jobs by Theodore R Bassett
818    Two Questions on the Status of Women Under Capitalism by A Landy
834    Book Reviews
848    Latest Books and Pamphlets Received

 



Volume 20 No. 10, October, 1941

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
851    The Battle of Production
868    Labor Unity — The Demand of the Hour
876     The Pamphlet by Junius by V.I. Lenin with introductory remarks by Robert Minor
888    Some Problems of the Negro People in the National Front to Destroy Hitler and Hitlerism by James W Ford
897    Women in the National Front Against Hitler by Ella Reeve Bloor and Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
910    Farm Production for Defense by James S. Allen
917    The National Groups in the National Front byA. Landy
937    Priorities Unemployment in the Automobile Industry by Pat Toohey

 



Volume 20 No. 11, November, 1941

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
947      Editorials
961      The Soviet Union and the Course of the War by William Z. Foster
972      Workers’ Education and the War Against Hitler by Robert Minor
977      Earl Browder — Champion of U. S.-Soviet Collaboration by Max Weiss
988      Soviet Culture in the Fight Against Fascism by William Auer
997      The Army and the People by John Gates
1011     The National Front in Canada by Tim Buck
1029    The War and the Colonial Peoples by Statement by the Communist Party of Great Britain
1032    The Silent Don: An Epic of Our Time by N. A. Daniels

 



Volume 20 No. 12, December, 1941

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
1043    Everything for Victory Over World-Wide Fascist Slavery! by the National Committee, C.P.U.S.A.
1045    As We Fight by Robert Minor
1051    The Tasks of the Communist Party in the War by William Z. Foster
1055    The New York City Elections and the Struggle Against Hitlerism by Bill Lawrence and Isidore Begun
1072    Civilian Defense and Mora!e — A Vital Factor in the Struggle Against Hitlerism by Herbert Benjamin
1079    The California Farmer and National Defense by Harrison George
1091    The Patriotic War of 1918 Against the German Invaders m the Ukraine by E. Gorodetsky
1108    A Significant Depiction of French-Canadian Life by Stanley B. Ryerson
1119     Index-Volume XX, 1941
1135    Latest Books and Pamphlets Received

 



1942

Volume 21 No. 1, January, 1942

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by Workers Library Publishers, P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
3      Lenin and the Globe War by Robert Minor
22    Should the United States Government Join in Concerted Action Against the Fascist States? by Earl Browder
38    The Nation and the War by Robert Minor
57    Trade Unions in the War Emergency by William Z. Foster
71    What We Can Learn From the Soviet People by Israel Amter
81    In the Name of the Italian People by M. Ercoli
92    Book Review
95    The Thirty-First Anniversary of New Masses

 



Volume 21 No. 2, March, 1942

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by Workers Library Publishers, P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
99      Toward Labor Unity an Editorial 114    America and the United Nations by Eugene Dennis
125    Browder Warned America
131    The Rio de Janeiro Conference by William Z Foster
143    The Far Eastern Front in the War Against the Axis by James S Allen
163    Let Freedom Ring for Earl Browder by Carl Ross
171    Production for Victory by Bruce Minton
179    Soviet-American Friendship: The Contribution of "Mission to Moscow" by William Lindsay

 



Volume 21 No. 3, April, 1942

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by Workers Library Publishers, P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
195     In Tom Mooney's Name Let Us Build the Unity of American Labor a Statement by the National Committee, C.P.U.S.A
198    Tom Mooney: One of America's Finest Sons Georgi Dimitroff
199    For a Second Front in Europe! To the Offensive Against Hitler! by Eugene Dennis
214    The Course of the War and the Present Tasks by Gil Green
225    A War-Time Tax Program for Victory by Jean Francis
239    The New Role of China by James S. Allen
250    National Unity and the Coming Elections by Ralph V. Barnes
262    Negroes and the National War Effort by Frederick Douglass
270    From Leipzig to Riom by Hans Berger
277    Lessons From Our War of Independence by A. B. Magil

 



Volume 21 No. 4, May, 1942

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by Workers Library Publishers, P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
291    Attack Hitler Now! Open a Western Front in Europe! Manifesto of the National Committee, C.P.U.S.A.
297    The Birthday of Earl Browder by Robert Minor
307    Earl Browder and Ernst Thaelmann by Hans Berger
310    Labor and the National War Effort by Roy Hudson
324    Strengthen the War Effort by Building the Party by John Williamson
336    For a Concerted Offensive Against Hitler by William Lindsay
347    Jose Diaz: His Exemplary Llfe and Work by I. Urizar

 



Volume 21 No. 5, June, 1942

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers Library Association P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
387    Labor Must Act to Open a Western Front Now, An Editorial Article
402    Stalin's Order of the Day on May Day, 1942
408    One Year Since June 22 by V. J. Jerome
422    India and the War James by S. Allen
435    The President's Economic War Plan by Milton Howard
440    Strengthening National Unity in the Elections by Morris Childs
450    Norman Thomas-A Spearhead of Fascism by Israel Amter
458    Canada Votes for Total War Stanley by B. Ryerson
467    France Will Rise Again Ralph by V. Barnes
477    A Diary of Soviet Courage by Louis F. Budenz

 



Volume 21 No. 7, July, 1942

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers Library Association P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
483    The Anglo-Soviet-American Alliance and the Anniversary of June 22 by Earl Browder
485    On the Anniversary of the Patriotic War of the Soviet Union by Earl Browder
491    A Historic Stage in the Struggle of the Freedom-Loving Peoples
494    Stalin on the Anti-Hitler Coalition of the United Nations
497    John L. Lewis and the War by William Z. Foster
507    A Biddle's-Eye View of the War and the Communist Party by Robert Minor
522    Thomas Jefferson — Leader of the Nation by Frank Meyers
534    On the Occasion of Dimitroff's Sixtieth Birthday by Max Weiss
548    We Salute Comrades Bloor and Whitney! byElizabeth Gurley Flynn
553    Spain and the Second Front by I. Urizar
569    Historic Documents

 



Volume 21 No. 7, August, 1942

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers Library Association P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
579     No Delay in Opening the Western Front! An Editorial
592    Victory Must Be Won by Earl Browder
599    Delay in Initiating the Second Front May Spell Disaster by Gregory Alexandrov
602    The California Elections by Willam Schneiderman
610    On the Third Anniversary of the Soviet-German Non-Aggression Pact by Hans Berger
620    For Farmer-Labor Unity in the Elections and in the Food-for-Victory Campaign by Robert Digby
633    The Communists, the Negro People and the War by Ben Davis, Jr
640    Five Years of the Sino-Japanese War Colonel by M Tolchenov
644    Lessons of the Civil War for Our Day by A. B. Magil
663    Book Review

 



Volume 21 No. 8, September, 1942

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers Library Association P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
675     The India Crisis, Statement of the National Committee of the Communist Party
678    Historic Documents
679    The Communist Party and National Unity Earl Browder
692    Strengthening Communist Collaboration in National Unity . . . John Williamson
708    The War and Labor Unity . William Z. Foster
721    Strategy for Victory . . R. Palme Dutt
732    The War and the New York Election Primaries Israel Amter
736    Inflation and Economic War Mobilization Ralph V. Barnes
748    For Victory and Reconstruction of World Statement of the Central Peace! Statement of the Committee of the C. P. of China
751    Mr. Hoover and "The Problems of Lasting Peace" Hans Berger
767    Pedro Checa-One of Spain's Best Sons

 



Volume 21 No. 9, October, 1942

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers Library Association P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
771     To the Offensive! An Editorial Article
791     The Economics of All-Out War by Earl Browder
809    The Stalin-Churchill Meeting and After
816     Three Years of War
819     Lessons of the Primary Elections by Ralph V. Barnell
826    The Role and Problems of a People's Cadre of Win-the-War Leaders by John Williamson
835    The Invaders Must Be Fought in All Occupied Countries
841    The People's Front of Yesterday — The National Freedom Front of Today and Tomorrow by Ernst Fischer
849    Native Daughter — Communist Party Founder and Leader by Samuel Adams Darcy
857    Seversky's Handbook for Defeatists by Harold Smith

 



Volume 21 No. 10, November, 1942

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers Library Association P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
867    Twenty-five Years of Soviet Power . Earl Browder .
869    The Twenty-fifth Anniversary of the Soviet Power V. J. Jerome
886    Our Nation Discovers the Soviet Union Hans Berger
894    The Second Front and the Winter of 1942-43 Eugene Dennis
903    National Unity for Total War Tim Buck
911    The Miners' Convention William Z. Foster
922    Trends in the A. F. of L. Rose Wortis
937    Earl Browder Charts the Course to Victory A. Landy
956    Historic Documents

 



Volume 21 No. 11, December, 1942

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers Library Association P.O. Box 148, Station D, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
963     The U.S.S.R. and the Anglo-Soviet-American Fighting Alliance by Joseph Stalin
976      One Year Since Pearl Harbor by Earl Browder
985     The C.I.O. Convention by Roy Hudson
1000    Stalin and the Patriotic War by Mikhail Kalinin
1005    The 1942 Elections — And After by Milton Howard
1012    The Pacific Front in the Global War by James S. Allen
1021    The Study of Marxism-Leninism and the Role of the Party in Promoting National Unity by Sam Don
1039    What About Hitler's Finnish Ally? by Jessica Mattson
1051    The Free Germans to the German People by Paul Merker
1057    Index — 1942

 



1943

Volume 22 No. 1, January, 1943

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers Library Association 832 Broadway, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
3      Stalin's Sixty-third Birthday by Earl Browder
4     Reminiscences of Lenin by Joseph Stalin
10    Production for Victory by Earl Browder
30    Prepare the Party for a Nationwide Party — Building and Press Campaign by John Williamson
38    Mobilize Negro Manpower for Victoryby James W. Ford
47    The Great Patriotic War and Social Science by G. Alexandrov
51    The Incoming Seventy-eighth Congress by Milton Howard
58    Italy at the Crossroads by M. Osipov
62    British Labor and War R. Palme Dutt
73    The Great Offensive by Joseph Starobin
83    Marx and Engels on Reactionary Prussianism by M. Mitin
88    The White Collar Workers and the War by Robert Miller

 


Volume 22 No. 2, February, 1943

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers Library Association 832 Broadway, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder


Page
99     The New Stage of the War in Europe by Eugene Dennis.
114     France's Hour Has Struck by Andre Marty
126    Some Problems of Centralized War Production by V. J. Jerome
135    Lincoln, Roosevelt and the Fifth Column by Milton Howard
146    The Nation and the Armed Forces by Max Weiss
157    The President's Message to Congress by Louis F. Budenz
165    Anglo-Soviet Trade Union Relations by Peter Kerrigan Hill
168    The Communist Party of Great Britain on the Beveridge Proposals
175    Manifesto to the German People and the German Army
181    An Appeal to the People of Italy
185    Book Review

 


Volume 22 No. 3, March, 1943

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers Library Association 832 Broadway, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder


Page
195    On the Victory of Stalingrad
196    Greetings to the Red Army, and Its Supreme Commander-in-Chief, Joseph Stalin Communist Party, U.S.A.
198    Hitler's Secret Weapon — the Bogey of Communism by Earl Browder
205    The Browder-Welles Correspondence
207    Notes on the Political Situation in North Africa by Eugene Dennis
211     Marx and National Wars by V. J. Jerome
222    The Great Battle of Stalingrad by Mikhail Bragin
229    Some Problems of Economic Stabilization by Gill Green
240    Marx on the Southern Bourbons by Rob Fowler Hall
248    The Battle for a Democratic Win-the-War Tax Program by Jean Francis
258    Some Lessons of the "Fateful Decade" by James S. Allen
266    The Nazi "Peace" Offensive by Hans Berger
274    What About Yugoslavia? by Albert Popovich
285    Ireland's Way Foreward — Resolution of the Communist Party of Ireland

 


Volume 22 No. 4, April, 1943

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers Library Association 832 Broadway, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder


Page
291    On the Occasion of the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Red Army
292    The Order of the Day by Joseph Stalin
297    The Carrot and the Club, or the Copperhead Cabal by Earl Browder
301    The Reactionary Offensive and the War by William Z Foster
316    Youth in the Fight for Victory by Max Weiss
332    Notes on the Bicentennial Anniversary of Thomas Jefferson by Carl Ross
342    The Party Recruiting Campaign in Michigan by Roy Hudson
348    The New Role of Women in Industry Elizabeth by Gurley Flynn
358    The Tenth Anniversary of the Reichstag Fire
361    Labor Party and Communist Party, the Case for Affiliation by Emile Burns
370    Problems· of the National Liberation Struggle in Czechoslovakia by Jan Sverma
377    Solve India's National Crisis Through National Unity! Resolution of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of India
384    Recent Books and Pamphlets Received

 


Volume 22 No. 5, May, 1943

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers Library Association 832 Broadway, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder


Page
387    May Day Manifesto of the Communist Party
394    Note of the Soviet Government on the Decision to Suspend Relations With the Polish Government
396    Hitler's Polish Partners
399    The Anti-Soviet Conspiracy in the United States by Earl Browder
403    Forge World Labor Unity! by Roy Hudson
411    Marxism, Prussianism, and Mr. Wallace by V. J. Jerome
425    Chicago Rebukes the Copperheads by M. Childs .
434    What Are We Fighting For? by Robert Minor
443    On Wage Stabilization William and With a Reply by Gilbert Green by Pauline Young
452    The New Stage in the Fight to Abolish the Poll Tax by Theodore R. Bassett
461    Thomas E. Dewey: His Record by S. W. Gerson
469    Under a "Socialist" Mantle by Max Steinberg

 


Volume 22 No. 6, June, 1943

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers Library Association 832 Broadway, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder


Page
483    The Strike Wave Conspiracy by Earl Browder
495    The Victory in Africa by Eugene Dennis
505    The Crisis in Fascist Upper Circles in Italy by M .Ercoli
513    The Provocation of the Polish Reactionaries by Hans Berger
527    The Strike of the Coal Miners by William Z Foster
539    Lessons of the Party Building Campaign and the Next Tasks by John Williamson
552    A Year of American Slav Unity by A. Landy
562    On the 73rd Anniversary of Lenin's Birth by L. Yudin
564    "One World" — Wendell Willkie's Challenging Book by Joseph North
572    Historic Documents

 


Volume 22 No. 7, July, 1943

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers Library Association 832 Broadway, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder


Page
579    Hold the Home Front! Earl Browder .
599    Victory and the 1944 Elections Eugene Dennis
613    Crucial Problems Before Labor Today by Roy Hudson
624    Gearing Organizational Forms and Methods to the War Effort by John Williamson
633    The Dubinsky Social-Democrats by Gilbert Green
642    The Negro People Unite for Victory by James W. Ford
648    California and the Coming Elections byWilliam Schneiderman·
653    The Fight Against Defeatism in Ohio Arnold Johnson
657    Resolutions and Sh:tements of the National Committee Plenum
662    The Anglo-Soviet Treaty of Alliance
665    On the Anniversary of the Soviet-American Agreement
668    Historic Documents

 


Volume 22 No. 8, August, 1943

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers Library Association 832 Broadway, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder


Page
675    Axis Reverses and Conflicts by
680    We Can Win in 1943! by James S. Allen
688    The Schneiderman Decision by Robert Minor
698    Fifth-Column Diversion in Detroit by Max Weiss
711    The 78th Congress by A. E. Blumberg
720    On the Discussion of War Aims and Post War Problems by N. Malinin
725    Canada Needs a Party of Communists by Tim Buck
742    June 22 in the United States by A. Landy
753    Tasks of the British Unions for Victory by Communist Party of Great Britain
757    The British Labour Party Conference by WiLliam Rust
761    The Communists of Cuba and the Cabinet by Bras Roca

 


Volume 22 No. 9, September, 1943

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers Library Association 832 Broadway, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder


Page
771    The Second Front in Europe
775    Labor Day 1943 by Rose Wortis
789    The War and the Trade Unions
792    Toward a New Anti-Fascist Youth Organization by Max Weiss
806    The National Committee for a "Free Germany" and Its Significance by Hans Berger
816    After the Downfall of Mussolini by Antonio Locascio
824    Our Nation's Democratic Historical Path bySan Don
836    The Schneiderman Decision (Part II) by Robert Mnior
852    Notes on Brazil by C Mota

 


Volume 22 No. 10, October, 1943

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers Library Association 832 Broadway, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder


Page
867    The Future of the Anglo-Soviet-American Coalition by Earl Browder
874    World Labor and the Second Front by N. Shvernik
881    The Path Dimitroff Charted by V. J. Jerome
894    Labor's General Staffs Meet by William Z. Foster
903    The War in Italy by A. Landy
913    What Is Hidden Behind the Plan for an East European Federation or Confederation?
919    The Soviet Union's Struggle for Peace in the Period Before World War II by Vladimir Potemkin
922    The Organizational and Educational Tasks of Our Party by John Williamson
934    The Farmers and National Unity by Isidore Begun and Robert Digby
944    The Struggle for National Unity in New Jersey by William Norman 953    Unity, Victory, Prosperity! Manifesto of the Labor-Progressive Party of Canada
957    For Unity and Victory Resolution of the 16th Congress of the C.P.G.B

 


Volume 22 No. 11, November, 1943

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers Library Association 832 Broadway, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder


Page
963       On the 26th Anniversary of the Soviet by Power and the l0th Anniversary of Soviet-American Relations by Earl Browder
966       Soviet-American Relations: Historic Documents
972       On the Eve of the Moscow Conference
975       The Glorious Victories of the Red Army by Dmitri Manulsky
980      Twenty-Six Years of Struggle and Glory by Israel Amter
989      International Labor Moving Toward Unity by Rose Wortis
1002    The Time Factor in Coalition Warfare by Col M. Tokhenov
1005    The Auto Workers' Convention by Roy Hudson
1018    Remarks on the Discussion Concerning the Dissolution of the Communist International by Hans Berger
1030    A Tax Program to Speed the Offensive by Jean Francis
1041    Problems of War Manpower by George Morris
1051    Problems of Labor in Massachusett by Fanny Hartman

 


Volume 22 No. 12, December, 1943

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers Library Association 832 Broadway, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder


Page
1059    The Three-Power Conference at Moscow by Earl Browder
1065    The Three-Power Conference Documents
1071     Speed the Day of Victory by Joseph Stalin
1082    President Roosevelt's Greetings to President Kalinin
1083    The Moscow Conference, National Unity, and the Elections by Eugene Dennis
1103     The New York City Elections by Gilbert Green
1111      Some Lessons of the Cleveland Elections by Arnold Johnson
1121      The Elections in Philadelphia by Samuel A. Darcy
1133     The San Francisco Elections by W. Schneiderman
1138     Lessons of the New Jersey Elections by William Norman
1147     The C.I.O. National Convention by Wm. Z. Foster
1156     The A. F. of L. Convention by J. K. Morton
1166    Results of the Moscow Conference
1171     Index-Volume XXII, 1943

 



1944

Volume 23 No. 1, January, 1944

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers Library Association 832 Broadway, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
3      Teheran-History's Greatest Turning Point by Earl Browder .
9      The Teheran Decisions Promise Mankind A Durable Peace
13    Leninism and Foreign Policy by Sam Don
25    For Unity in China's War of Resistance
31    Critique of Chiang Kai-shek's Book: "China's Destiny" by Chen Pai-ta
63    Urgent Questions of Party Growth and Organization by John Williamson
72    The Battle Over Subsidies by Mac Gordon
83    On the Negroes and the Right of Self-Determination by Earl Browder
86    A Perspective for Forging Negro-White Unity by John Pittman
92    Historic Documents

 


Volume 23 No. 2, February, 1944

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers Library Association 832 Broadway, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
99      Statement to the Press by the National Committee of the Communist Party by Earl Browder
102    Marxism Arms Communists to Meet and Solve Issues Today by
107    Decisions of the National Committee of the Communist Party
109    The Outlook for a Durable Peace by Eugene Dennis
122    Not "In Spite of" But Because by Robert Minor
131     New Problems of Communist Organization by John Williamson
140    Teheran and the Wage Policy Issue by Roy Hudson
148    American Capitalism and Teheran by Gilbert Green
153    George Washington-Patriot and Statesman by Carl Ross
163    Lenin and the Soviet People's Patriotic War by Zinaida Smirnova
167    Poland and the Coming Stage of the War by Eugene Tarle
170    The Most Important Stage in the Development of Friendship Between the, U.S.S.R. and Czechoslovakia by
174    Forging Negro-White Unity by John Pittman
182    Historic Documents by

 


Volume 23 No. 3, March, 1944

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers Library Association 832 Broadway, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
195    Partisanship — A Luxury America Cannot Afford! by Earl Browder
201    Order of the Day by Joseph Stalin
206    The Soviet Nations and Teheran by James S. Allen
217    The Significance of the Teheran Decisions
223    Report to the Supreme Soviet of the U.S.S.R. by Vyacheslav M.Molotov
232    On the Study of Browder's Report by David Goldway
241    The President's Message to Coneress by Ma.x Gordon
252    International Women's Day, 1944 by Elizabeth Gurely Flynn
260    Teheran and the Negro People by James W. Ford
267    The I.L.G.W.U. at the Crossroads by Rose Wortis
275    National Unity and the Farmers by Fred Briehl
282    Plans for Currency Stabilization by Eugene Varga
284    Japanese- German Relations During the Second World War by A. Zhukov

 


Volume 23 No. 4, April, 1944

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers Library Association 832 Broadway, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
291     On the Eve of the Invasion of Europe: Greater Vigilance Against Vacillators and Enemies of Teheran by M. Galaktionov
296     Post-War Economic Perspectives by Gilbert Green
310     The Communist Vanguard by V. J. Jerome
319     The Ohio Membership Campaign by Arnold Johnson
327     Thomas Jefferson and National Unity by Francis Franklin
336     Teheran and the Young Generation by Carl Ross and James West
347     The Polish Question
351     Germany's Decline by Eduard Benes
363    Communist Participation in the French National Committee of Liberation by Jacques Duclos
366    A New Freneh Democracy by Waldeck Rochet
369    Canada's Choice: Unity or Chaos by Tim Buck
382    Historic Documents

 


Volume 23 No. 5, May, 1944

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers Library Association 832 Broadway, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

Page
387    May Day for Victory and the Teheran Goal by Louis F. Budenz
397    Trends in the Two Major Parties by Adam Lapin
410    International Monopolies and the War by K. Hofman
415    The Two-Party System by N. Sparks.
425    Enemies of Teheran by Bob Thompson
431    Concerning a Charge of Betrayal by Hans Berger
440    The Maryland-District of Columbia Enlightenment Campaign by Doxey A. Wilkerson
450    The Seattle Municipal Elections by Henry P. Huff
457    Issues and Tasks in the Primary Elections
461    Hungary's Occupation by Hitler by E. Gavrilov
465    Where Is Finland Going — Toward Peace or Catastrophe?
469    Historic Documents

 


Volume 23 No. 6, June, 1944

The Communist
A Magazine of the Theory and Practice of Marxism-Leninism
Published by the Workers Library Association 832 Broadway, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder

National Convention, Communist Political Association

Page
483    Greetings to General Eisenhower, Marshal Stalin and Marshal Tito
485    Unity for Victory, for the Elections and for Post-War Security vyEarl Browder
501    National Unity for Victory, Security and a Durable Peace Resolution
506    Preamble to the Constitution of the Communist Political Association
507    Three Years of the Soviet National-Liberation War by A. Landy
521    Perspectives on the Functioning of the Communist Political Association by John Williamson
533    The May Meeting of the A. F. of L. Executive Council by J. K. Morton
541    Some Reconversion Problems in the Automotive Industry by Pat Toohey
558    The Communist Vanguard by V. J. Jerome
573    Historic Documents (Stalin's Order of' the Day, May 1, 1944)

 


Volume 23 No. 7, July, 1944

The Communist
A Marxist Magazine Devoted to Advancement of Democratic Thought and Action
Published by the Workers Library Association 832 Broadway, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder
Associate Editor: Eugene Dennis
Managing Editor: V. J. Jerome

Page
579    Back the Attack! Everything for Victory! by the National Committee, C.P.A.
581    Greetings to Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower by the National Committee, C.P.A.
582    Tribute to Those Who Have Given Their Lives in Defense of Our Country Against the Fascist Foe by the National Committee, C.P.A.
583    A Statement to the Peoples of France and Western Europe by General Dwight D. Eisenhower
584    To the Allied Expeditionary Force by General Dwight D. Eisenhower
586    Germany's Military Situation by Col. M. Tolchenov
594    That Americans May Think Together, Act Together by Earl Browder
598    For Victory in the War and the Elections by Eugene Dennis
608    The Role of the Club in the Communist Political Association by John Williamson
614    The Hoover -Dewey - McCormick Election Threat to Teheran by William Z. Foster
620    New York in the 1944 Election Line-Up by Gilbert Green
632    Communist Participation in the Provisional Government of the French Republic by Andre Marty
646    Charting Our Path in War and Peace by William Schneiderman
657    What Is Behind the Attack on the C.I.O. Political Action Committee? by Max Gordon
663    Resolutions Adopted by the National Convention, C.P.A.

 


Volume 23 No. 8, August, 1944

The Communist
A Marxist Magazine Devoted to Advancement of Democratic Thought and Action
Published by the Workers Library Association 832 Broadway, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder
Associate Editor: Eugene Dennis
Managing Editor: V. J. Jerome

Page
675    The Great Invasionby A. Landy
681    Three Years of the Soviet Patriotic War
686    The Armed Struggle of the Polish People Against the Hitlerite Invaders
694    Resolution of the Union of Polish Patriots in the U.S.S.R.
696    The Republican Convention by Adam Lapin
705    Thomas' "Socialists" Aid Fascism by Paul Novick
713    The Trotskyite Fifth Column in the Labor Movement by George Morris
724    The Cuban Elections by Blas Roca
737    The Plan for Post-War Employment by V. Gayev
745    Uni'tt;d Nations Monetary Policy by Steve North
753    "Talking Spokane" is "Talking Tehran" by Robert Digby
761    Resolutions Adopted by the National Convention, C.P.A .

 


Volume 23 No. 9, September, 1944

The Communist
A Marxist Magazine Devoted to Advancement of Democratic Thought and Action
Published by the Workers Library Association 832 Broadway, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder
Associate Editor: Eugene Dennis
Managing Editor: V. J. Jerome

Page
771    Labor Day in 1944 An Editorial
773    Some Features of Modern Warfare by Maj. Gen. M. Galaktionov
778    The Twenty-fifth Anniversary of the Founding of the American Communist Organization Resolution of the National Convention, C.P.A
782    What Marxism Contributes to America by Earl Browder
788    The Heritage of the Communist Political Association by Robert Minor
798    A Lesson in Democracy by A. Landy
813    A Resolute Non Partisan Policy to Strengthen National Unity Eugene Dennis An Editorial by
806    Notes on the Democratic Convention by Louis F. Budenz
819    The Negro and the Elections by Doxey A. Wilkerson
830    China's Real Destiny by Frederick V. Field
846    A Company Union of Nations? by Hans Berger
857    Resolutions Adopted by the National Convention, C.P.A.
862    Historic Documents

 


Volume 23 No. 10, October, 1944

The Communist
A Marxist Magazine Devoted to Advancement of Democratic Thought and Action
Published by the Workers Library Association 832 Broadway, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder
Associate Editor: Eugene Dennis
Managing Editor: V. J. Jerome

Page
867    A Great Summer of Coalition Warfare by Joseph Starobin
880    Republican Campaign Strategy by Adam Lapin
893    Government Intervention in the National Economy by Alex Bittelman
911    Notes on the Dumbarton Oaks Conference by Hans Berger
919    The Source of Communist Courage by Jacques Duclos
930    The Lesson of the Quebec Election by Stanley Ryerson
934    Five Years of War in Europe
937    The Armistice Agreement with Roumania
Book Reviews:
941    The Tempering of Russia, by Ilya Ehrenburg by Joseph North
947    Freedom Road, by Howard Fast by Doxey Wilkerson
952    Historic Documents

 


Volume 23 No. 11, November, 1944

The Communist
A Marxist Magazine Devoted to Advancement of Democratic Thought and Action
Published by the Workers Library Association 832 Broadway, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder
Associate Editor: Eugene Dennis
Managing Editor: V. J. Jerome

Page
963      The Soviet Union and the Small Nations by Marcia T. Scott
979      The Twenty-Seventh Anniversary of the October Revolution by A. Landy
988      An International Security Organization by N. Malinin
1001    Dewey and Teheran by William Z. Foster
1015    Certain Lessons of Versailles Prof. by A. Trainin
1018    Problems of Club Leadership and Democracy in the C.P.A. by John Williamson .
1027    As We Face Reconversion by George Morris
1039    The "Reuther Tactic" and the Fight for Labor-Servicemen Unity by Robert Thompson
1043    Fuehrer Lewis Runs a Convention by Louis F. Budenz
1052    Armistice Agreement with Finland

 


Volume 23 No. 12, December, 1944

The Communist
A Marxist Magazine Devoted to Advancement of Democratic Thought and Action
Published by the Communist Party of the United States of America 832 Broadway, New York, NY

Editor: Earl Browder
Associate Editor: Eugene Dennis
Managing Editor: V. J. Jerome

Page
1059      America's Elections and the Teheran Concord by Earl Browder
1067      The Elections and the New Congress by Adam Lapin
1073      The Strategy of "Mercy" by A. Trainin
1078      Bretton Woods. and World Security by James S. Allen
1087      The Political Situation in Italy by Palmiro Togliatti (Ercoli)
1103      A Tribute to Wendell Willkie by John Stuart
1111      Toward a National Uprising Against Franco and the Falange by T. G. Zamudio
1124      Historic Documents
1139      Index-Volume XXIII, 1944

 


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