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Sunday, March 7, 2021
Has Christianity a Solution for Social Problems? (1939)
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From the March 1939 issue of the Socialist Standard Capitalism is its own grave-digger. That is to say it provides and develops the means b...
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Christianity's Diminishing Returns (1939)
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From the March 1939 issue of the Socialist Standard “Thy Kingdom Stands, nor Falls for ever.” —(Well-known hymn.) Thirty-five years ago, whe...
What Do You Want From Life? (1939)
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From the March 1939 issue of the Socialist Standard All men and women of the working class who think clearly, and feel deeply, must come to ...
Editorial: Peaceful Manifestations. (1939)
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Editorial from the March 1939 issue of the Socialist Standard For many months, leading statesmen of various nations have made moving pleas ...
Reform or Revolution by Rosa Luxemburg (1939)
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Pamphlet Review from the March 1939 issue of the Socialist Standard Reform or Revolution by Rosa Luxemburg 53 pp; 25 cents. Three Arrows Pr...
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Saturday, March 6, 2021
Learn about Leaders, Old and New. (1939)
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From the March 1939 issue of the Socialist Standard There are many politically uninformed members of the working class who repeat “We can’t ...
Party Funds. (1939)
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Party News from the March 1939 issue of the Socialist Standard Comrades, Last August an urgent appeal was made to every member and sympathis...
Health Service under attack (1985)
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From the March 1985 issue of the Socialist Standard In a capitalist society there is. inevitably, a conflict between the health needs of t...
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Friday, March 5, 2021
Why unemployment? (1985)
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From the March 1985 issue of the Socialist Standard In Britain today over three million workers — 12.6 per cent of the working population —...
Blue bloods for progress? (1985)
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From the March 1985 issue of the Socialist Standard Many noble eyebrows must have arched in astonishment and indignation, when the House of...
How many die of famine? (1985)
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From the March 1985 issue of the Socialist Standard There are two short answers to this question. One is that we don't know and the oth...
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