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Monday, July 30, 2018
Enthusiasm in Sheffield (1935)
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Sheffield Wednesday captain Ronnie Starling with the FA Cup . From the July 1935 issue of the Socialist Standard Some four months ...
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Editorial: Do Budget Leakages Matter? (1936)
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Editorial from the July 1936 issue of the Socialist Standard Those who measure events by the amount of space devoted to them in the ...
Which Way Russia? (1937)
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From the July 1937 issue of the Socialist Standard Socialists have always held that dictatorship, even though it is inaugurated by p...
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Editorial: The Popular Front Splits the French Labour Party (1938)
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Editorial from the July 1938 issue of the Socialist Standard Those who preach the Popular Front place in the forefront of their argu...
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Editorial: Beating the War Drums (1938)
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Editorial from the July 1938 issue of the Socialist Standard War-Fever is in the air again. A seamen's leader wants the British ...
Editorial: The Armament Illusion (1939)
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Editorial from the July 1939 issue of the Socialist Standard One of the ironical aspects of a world given over to war preparations i...
The "Socialist Standard" in War-Time (1940)
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Editorial from the July 1940 issue of the Socialist Standard The war has at last dealt our propaganda a hard blow. The recent drastic ...
Who Will Do the Dirty Work Under Socialism? (1941)
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Editorial from the July 1941 issue of the Socialist Standard There are still people who think that they have put a real poser in the...
No Unemployment After the War (1941)
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Editorial from the July 1941 issue of the Socialist Standard No Government can exist that leaves Britain with slums at the end of this ...
James Brindley and the Duke of Bridgewater (1942)
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From the July 1942 issue of the Socialist Standard A Sidelight on Our Old Nobility James Brindley was the man who planned and carr...
Unity or Disunity? (1943)
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From the July 1943 issue of the Socialist Standard In the course of our contact with fellow members of the working-class we find a c...
An Urgent Appeal (1944)
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Party News from the July 1944 issue of the Socialist Standard Up to the first week in June a total of £368 had been subscribed to the P...
Our Election Manifesto (1945)
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From the July 1945 issue of the Socialist Standard We are reprinting below our Manifesto on the General Election which, with the nece...
Victory Parade (1946)
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From the July 1946 issue of the Socialist Standard In the midst of a world where the spectre of famine is stalking, and where daily ...
Dialectical Materialism (1947)
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From the July 1947 issue of the Socialist Standard A correspondent has asked us to define our attitude to Dialectical Materialism. T...
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