Socialist Standard Past & Present

Editorial from the November 1916 issue of the Socialist Standard The old saying regarding the effects of a guilty conscience had as much tr...

The Between the Lines column from the February 1991 issue of the Socialist Standard  The Day War Broke Out This was the most planned for wa...

The 50 Years Ago column from the February 1991 issue of the Socialist Standard More recently ( Daily Worker, March 30th, 1939) they were a...

The 50 Years Ago column from the November 1966 issue of the Socialist Standard When those in authority over us determined that no newspaper...

The By The Way Column from the June 1917 issue of the Socialist Standard Nearly three years ago now, when the present international slaught...

From the August 1952 issue of the Socialist Standard If one studies the large illustrated histories of the first and second World Wars, it b...

The Passing Show Column from the August 1960 issue of the Socialist Standard The Truth about the Arandora Star What a low opinion our ruler...

From the April 1941 issue of the Socialist Standard The suppression of the Daily Worker by the Home Secretary has led to lively arguments a...

From the June 1940 issue of the Socialist Standard On May 9th the Home Secretary, Sir John Anderson , announced in the House of Commons tha...

Editorial from the June 1940 issue of the Socialist Standard Elsewhere in this issue we reproduce the Home Secretary’s statement on the new...

The Proper Gander Column from the April 2022 issue of the Socialist Standard   While the current tensions between ‘East’ and ‘West’ are in ...

From the September 1941 issue of the Socialist Standard Lady Rhondda , daughter of a South Wales coal owner, contributes an article entitl...