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Thursday, August 24, 2017
Political Notebook: At The Seaside (1978)
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The Political Notebook Column from the November 1978 issue of the Socialist Standard At The Seaside In case you failed to notice, ...
Political Notebook: Chinese Takeaway (1978)
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The Political Notebook Column from the December 1978 issue of the Socialist Standard Last month’s Notebook looked at the current going...
Flaming Forests (2017)
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From the August 2017 issue of the Socialist Standard High temperatures and heat-waves are spreading like...wild-fires. Recently ...
Editorial: Postscript on Mosley (1944)
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Editorial from the January 1944 issue of the Socialist Standard As a demonstration that working-class sentiment is against Fascism, th...
The Docker's Problems (1944)
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From the February 1944 issue of the Socialist Standard Having witnessed the spectacle of millions of their fellows chasing the will o...
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Tuesday, August 22, 2017
The Art of Insurrection by the B.B.C. (1944)
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From the March 1944 issue of the Socialist Standard When one listens to the numerous "Revolutionary’’ plays broadcast for the b...
Miners and Leaders (1944)
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From the April 1944 issue of the Socialist Standard The Socialist Party of Great Britain wishes to express its deepest sympathy with o...
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Sunday, August 20, 2017
Turmoil in the Coalfield (1944)
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From the May 1944 issue of the Socialist Standard Four days after the Miners Federation, the coal-owners and the Government reached an...
Saturday, August 19, 2017
Death and Disablement in the Mines (1944)
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From the June 1944 issue of the Socialist Standard The following is from an article, “ Dust in the Mine," The Lancet , April 22nd...
The Scottish Workers' Congress: Curious Stuff from Glasgow (1944)
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From the June 1944 issue of the Socialist Standard An organisation calling itself the "Scottish Workers' Congress" cal...
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No Half-Way House to Socialism. (1944)
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From the July 1944 issue of the Socialist Standard The war is still going strong, although we are informed by our musters’ press tha...
Editorial: Unholy Deadlock in Soviet Russia (1944)
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Editorial from the August 1944 issue of the Socialist Standard A few years ago a campaign for the relaxation of the British divorce ...
Editorial: The Evolution of Sir Stafford Cripps, The "Revolutionary" (1944)
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Editorial from the September 1944 issue of the Socialist Standard Socialists are not concerned about the career of Sir Stafford Cripp...
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The Coming Slump: Does the Gold Standard Matter? (1944)
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From the October 1944 issue of the Socialist Standard The correct answer to the question, "Why are the workers poor?" is: ...
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