In the first week of May, 85 years ago, the tragic end to the Spanish revolution played out on the streets of Barcelona.
May 1937: When Spanish workers rose up to defend their revolution Read Post »
Amid growing tensions between the CPB and the YCL, Tim Nailsea explains the nature of Stalinist politics.
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Lessons from the parliamentary road.
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On Sunday, 1 million people marched in protest against a proposed new law which will allow Beijing to extradite anyone from the territory of Hong Kong.
Hong Kong: “Occupy 2.0” forces government retreat, for now Read Post »
By Dave Stockton THE YEAR 1968 was one of history’s “mad years” like 1848, 1917-18, 1989 and, most recently, 2011.
6 February 2015 As the US moves to ‘normalise’ relations with Cuba, Jeremy Dewar asks is this the end of
The Arab Spring of 2011 inspired millions around the world through its acts of heroism. But now the revolutions have
Dave Stockton looks back at the aborted coup in the USSR and the counter-coup by Boris Yeltsin
The bosses argue Lenin lead to Stalin. This article shows how Lenin opposed Stalin and the rise of the Soviet bureaucracy.
