Sectarian gadfly George Spiro (pseudonym George Marlen), who had split from Hugo Oehler’s Revolutionary Workers League with a half dozen comrades in 1937 to form the Leninist League and wage war on the pretenders, here presents a nearly 500 page expose on the then General Secretary of the Communist Party, Early Browder. The Leninist League produced In Defense of Bolshevism from 1937 until 1939 when the journal changed to The Bulletin of the Leninist League. Noam Chomsky, was introduced to politics in the 1940s, in part, by L.L. supporter, the professor Ellis Rivkin.
Earl Browder, Communist or Tool of Wall Street, Stalin, Trotsky, or Lenin? by George Marlen. Self Published. March, 1937.
Contents: Introduction, The Force That Gave Rise to Browder, The Betrayal of the German Proletariat, Cannon and Shachtman Lend Comfort to Browder, The Seventh Congress A Milestone of Renegadism, The Betrayal of the Spanish Toiling Masses, Toward Communism or Back to Capitalism, The Bloody Phase of Centralization (The Moscow Trials), Browder Serves Stalin and Wall Street, The Task of the Hour. 493 pages.
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