Socialist Standard Past & Present

The Sting in the Tail column from the February 1991 issue of the Socialist Standard The Numbers Game Listen, John, I've just been readi...

From the August 1936 issue of the Socialist Standard Link to Part 1. Towards the end of the War we sat in our cellars and whispered after e...

From the July 1936 issue of the Socialist Standard (The following article contains a very full examination of the effects of aerial bombing...

The So They Say Column from the July 1976 issue of the Socialist Standard Fair Play in War A certain mental agility, not to say an outright...

From the September 1955 issue of the Socialist Standard  “Do not reproach chemistry with the fact that nitro cellulose, of which the first ...

From the September 1972 issue of the Socialist Standard How to feed the hungry Something like 90,000 tons of US chemical-warfare agents hav...

From the April 1930 issue of the Socialist Standard Red” Leader turns Green! Another “Communist Hope” gone. Under the heading of “Larkin no...

From the April 2003 issue of the Socialist Standard All these quotations are genuine comments, made by the people named – except that we hav...

The Voice From The Back Column from the April 1998 issue of the Socialist Standard Who armed Saddam? Advocates of a bombing campaign speak ...

From the July 1929 issue of the Socialist Standard Among the numerous claims and promises made by the various parties in the recent electio...

From the May 1956 issue of the Socialist Standard “I have no doubt," said Mons. Danyaz, “that a kilogramme of radium would be suf...

From the May 1957 issue of the Socialist Standard For those misguided people who like going in for marches, demonstrations, signing pe...

The Between the Lines Column from the March 1987 issue of the Socialist Standard Raiders of Zircon When I was a little boy (not all ...