A packed special Inprecor issue on International Women’s Day, 1930.

International Press Correspondence. Vol. 10 No. 10. February 25, 1930.

Contents: International Women’s Day – The Day of Struggle of the Proletariat by Moirova, March 8 by N. Krupskaya, International Women’s Day in Germany 1930 by Lene Overlach, The Increasing Role of Women in the Class Struggle in the United States by Celia Parker, Capitalist Rationalization and the French Working Woman by Dubois, British Women Textile Workers in the Struggle by Lilly Webb, The Position of Chinese Working Women by A. Rasumova, The Position of Working Women in Yugoslavia by Vera Novak, The Working Woman’s Position in Italy by Ida Mint, The Working Woman in the Struggle Against Imperialist War by K. Tineva, The Military Women’s Organization of the Bourgeoisie by Hedwig Merk, How the Working and Peasant Women of Russia Direct the Government by A. Bogat, Socialist Competition and the Shock Brigades of the U.S.S.R. by Bulle, The Part Played by Women in the Peasant Revolutionary Movement by Yasinskaja, The Social Emancipation of Women and the Five Year Plan, Working Women in the Co-Operatives of the U.S.S.R. by M. Miroshnikova.

International Press Correspondence, widely known as”Inprecorr” was published by the Executive Committee of the Communist International (ECCI) regularly in German and English, occasionally in many other languages, beginning in 1921 and lasting in English until 1938. Inprecorr’s role was to supply translated articles to the English-speaking press of the International from the Comintern’s different sections, as well as news and statements from the ECCI. Many ‘Daily Worker’ and ‘Communist’ articles originated in Inprecorr, and it also published articles by American comrades for use in other countries. It was published at least weekly, and often thrice weekly.

PDF of full issue: https://www.marxists.org/history/international/comintern/inprecor/1930/v10n10-feb-25-1930-Inprecor-op.pdf