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John Rose, who died recently, was a veteran socialist of the 1968 generation. I reviewed his excellent book The Myths of Zionism many years...

Alexander Rabinowitch is an interesting historian. From a Russian émigré family, he grew up listening to stories about how the revolutionari...

Louise Bryant arrived in Petrograd in late September 1917. She went as a journalist to cover the Russian Revolution for radical US newspaper...

Duncan Hallas was a leading activist and Trotskyist in post-war Britain. He was part of the networks that became the International Socialist...

Lenin's State and Revolution is a remarkable work. It is likely the only book of Marxist theory that was written during a revolution th...

In the aftermath of the disintegration of the Soviet Union archives opened up allowing historians much easier access to a mass of material t...

If you are a socialist who spends enough time on social media it is very clear that there is a resurgence of what might be called neo-Stalin...

Alexandra Kollontai was a fascinating revolutionary. Born into a wealthy Russian liberal family, she came to embrace revolutionary Marxism a...

It is fair to say that Terrorism and Communism is not one of Leon Trotsky's greatest works. That stems to my mind from the conditions...

The Russian revolutionary year of 1917 was a world historical event that has been the subject of countless books at articles. Some of the ...

Walter Rodney was a leading revolutionary intellectual of anti-colonial and revolutionary movements in Africa and the Caribbean. Born in 1...

I chose to re-read Leon Trotsky's The History of the Russian Revolution over November 2017, exactly one hundred years since the all to ...