Sean Ledwith 27 August 2023 Red Traces The inspired insights of the first materialists in antiquity laid the foundations of modern science, as Sean Ledwith…
Category: History
‘Karl Liebknecht Day in China’ from International Press Correspondence.
Picture: Workers in Shanghai during the 1922 seamen’s strike. ‘Karl Liebknecht Day in China’ from International Press Correspondence. Vol. 2 No. 38. May 19, 1922.…
Virendranath Chattopadhyaya – A story of an Invincible
On This Day, 28th August 1844, Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels met in the Le Café de la Régence in Paris
“When I visited Marx in Paris in the summer of 1844,our complete agreement in all theoretical fieldsbecame evident and our joint work dates from that…
The German Revolution – Part 1
What happened in Germany between World War 1 and World War 2? How did the Nazi party gain so much support and become the largest…
New Agenda 89: Revisiting UDF 40 years later
Unions and the UDF A look back at the lessons of the 1980s By Devan Pillay This article traces back to the roots of the…
REMEMBERING THE RABAA MASSACRE
Seven years ago, on 14 August 2013, the Egyptian army stormed a sit-in at Cairo’s Rabaa square and slaughtered more than 1,000 people who were…
Film – “LET’S RENT A TRAIN!”
Life in the Toronto Branch of the League for Socialist Action, 1961-1977 Click on picture below to see the Film “LET’S RENT A TRAIN!” is an…
‘Not By Politics Alone’ by Leon Trotsky from Problems of Life. George H. Doran Publishers, New York. 1924.
06/25/2023 Revolution’s Newsstand First published in Pravda on July 10, 1923. ‘Not By Politics Alone’ by Leon Trotsky from Problems of Life. George H. Doran…
The Theory of the Permanent Revolution
In April 1917, Lenin returned to Russia and politically re-armed the Bolshevik Party with the slogan “all power to the soviets”. In doing so, Lenin…