Socialist Standard Past & Present

From the June 1989 issue of the Socialist Standard The 4 January 1941 Special Issue of Picture Post was devoted to A PLAN FOR BRITAIN , lo...

The Notes by the Way Column from the April 1958 issue of the Socialist Standard £3 10s. 5½d. a week Miss Schulz, of the Oxford Institute of...

From the October 1996 issue of the Socialist Standard Criticising the Jarrow March of the 1930s is considered almost a crime amongst left-w...

The So They Say Column from the July 1975 issue of the Socialist Standard Surplus to Requirements The pollution free oil tanker is with us....

From the December 1943 issue of the Socialist Standard Mr Priestley of Postscript fame , has discovered a conspiracy. Not in the Argentine ...

From the August 1942 issue of the Socialist Standard Cutting away from the vague generalities of most of the Government spokesmen Mr. Ernes...

Theatre Review from the May 1999 issue of the Socialist Standard Talk of the City by Stephen Poliakoff. Royal Shakespeare Company at the Yo...

Editorial from the February 1942 issue of the Socialist Standard What happened after the last war is not conclusive evidence about what wil...

From the January 1947 issue of the Socialist Standard The first day on which the daily newspapers were able to increase their size—S...

J. B. Priestley From the May 1950 issue of the Socialist Standard Recently the B.B.C. broadcast a play by J. B. Priestley entitled...