Socialist Standard Past & Present

From the October 1950 issue of the Socialist Standard It is an anomaly of modern society that science, which could contribute much to the w...

From the October 1950 issue of the Socialist Standard Many and varied are those who at the present time call themselves either socialists or...

From the September 1948 issue of the  Socialist  Standard On every conceivable occasion the Labour Government has urged the workers to work ...

From the July 1963 issue of the Socialist Standard He likes to be known by the popular, friendly, the “good company” name of “ Bob.” The you...

From the April 1961 issue of the Socialist Standard The constant endeavour that has marked man's life since his biological emergence to...

A Short Story from the April 1948 issue of the Socialist Standard Once upon a time there was a poor man named Harry Barber. Now although he ...

From the December 1932 issue of the Socialist Standard The faith which the American workers have in the new President, Mr. Roosevelt, shows...

From the September 1944 issue of the Socialist Standard Because the Socialist Party of Great Britain is composed of members of the working ...

From the November 1941 issue of the Socialist Standard The British Association recently organised a meeting to “discuss plans for a new ord...

From the March 1948 issue of the Socialist Standard We have recently seen a display of bitter antagonism between Soviet Russia and the Commu...

A Short Story from the February 1944 issue of the Socialist Standard Once upon a time there was. a strange world called Bluuderland. In thi...

From the August 1961 issue of the Socialist Standard How often has it been proclaimed that the planning of constitutions and the found...

From the July 1961 issue of the Socialist Standard Marches from Aldermaston and Wethersfield, treks from London to Holy Loch. Sit do...

From the November 1942 issue of the Socialist Standard Dr. Lang , at a recent debate on world reconstruction in the House of Lords, ...

From the February 1961 issue of the Socialist Standard So an Army commanding officer banned his troops from viewing the television pro...

From the June 1951 issue of the Socialist Standard The radio often provides us with talks, arguments and debates which are alleged to ...

From the December 1947 issue of the Socialist Standard The Communist Party of Great Britain is carrying out a campaign to increase i...