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Tuesday, December 18, 2018
The Heroic Tragedy: A Civil War Within a Civil War (2016)
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From the October 2016 issue of the Socialist Standard The second part of our look back at the Spanish Civil War. Continued from last m...
Monday, December 17, 2018
Greek dead-end (2016)
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Book Review from the October 2016 issue of the Socialist Standard ‘ Defiance: Greece and Europe ’, by Roger Silverman. Zero Books. 2...
Greasy Pole: When it’s Amber it Means Caution (2016)
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The Greasy Pole from the November 2016 issue of the Socialist Standard The Tory Party has recently devoted some time to congratulatin...
Obituary: Ken Shaw, 1920-2016 (2016)
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Obituary from the December 2016 issue of the Socialist Standard My father Ken Shaw died in October this year aged 96. He joined the So...
Exhibition Review: ‘Dedicated to All Defenders of Human Freedoms’ (2017)
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From the January 2017 issue of the Socialist Standard Readers will quite probably never have heard of Paul Peter Piech, but may well...
So, You Want a Revolution? (2017)
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From the February 2017 issue of the Socialist Standard Worried about the state of the planet and what capitalism is doing to it? Wan...
Trump’s Economist Advisors Seeing Red Everywhere (2018)
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From the December 2018 issue of the Socialist Standard The word ‘socialism’ is more attractive than scary these days—and that has th...
Is Britain Going Fascist? (1938)
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From the December 1938 issue of the Socialist Standard Political Parties in the Melting Pot Mr. Chamberlain’s meeting with Hitler...
Bolshevism (1939)
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Pamphlet Review from the December 1939 issue of the Socialist Standard Bolshevism by Rudolf Sprenger, (International Review) ...
Important People (1940)
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From the December 1940 issue of the Socialist Standard "We had our party in a restaurant near Piccadilly, where the 'importa...
Post-War Unemployment: An Inconvenient Question in the House of Lords (1941)
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From the December 1941 issue of the Socialist Standard The Daily Telegraph of November 19th records an amusing conversation in the ...
Are Socialists Dreamers? (1942)
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From the December 1942 issue of the Socialist Standard Thirty years or so ago it was common for the kindly and the ill-disposed to des...
Sunday, December 16, 2018
The Black Hole of Calcutta (1943)
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From the December 1943 issue of the Socialist Standard What might be termed the sequel to the historical incident we know by the above...
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Lights Up (1944)
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From the December 1944 issue of the Socialist Standard The writing is on the wall. Victory for the Anglo-American capitalist class and...
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