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03/13/202303/13/2023 Revolution's Newsstand

‘The Red Sport International and the Role of the Trade Unions in the Labor Sport Movement,’ Resolution of the Third World Congress of the Red International of Labor Unions, 1924.

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‘Communist Work Among Women in the United States’ Resolution from The Fourth National Convention of the Workers (Communist) Party of America. Daily Worker Publishing Company, Chicago. 1925.

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‘Methods and Forms of Work of the Communist Parties among Women,’ from Theses and Resolutions Adopted at the Third World Congress of the Communist International. Contemporary Publishing Association, New York. 1921.

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Speech of William D. Haywood on the Case of Ettor and Giovannitti, May 21, 1912. Published by the Ettor-Giovannitti Defense Committee, Lawrence, Massachusetts. 1912.

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Official Report of the Strike Committee of the Chicago Garment Workers’ Strike, October 29, 1910-February 18, 1911. Women’s Trade Union League of Chicago, 1911.

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‘Communist Party Language Sections, 1924,’ from The Fourth National Convention of the Workers (Communist) Party of America. Daily Worker Publishing Company, Chicago. 1925.

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‘America and the Negro Question’ by John Reed the Discussion on National and Colonial Question, Second Congress of the Communist International. July 25, 1920.

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Socialism and the World War by Kate Richards O’Hare Former International Secretary of the Socialist Party of America. Published by Frank P. O’Hare. St Louis, 1919.

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The South Slavic Socialist Federation (Južnoslovanska socialistična federacija) Report by Translator-Secretary Frank Petrich to the Socialist Party’s National Executive Committee, 1916.

12/21/2022 Revolution's Newsstand

Meet Sebald Justinus (S.J.) Rutgers, Unsung Founder of U.S. and International Communism by Revolution’s Newsstand.

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‘Twenty-Five Essential Working Class Publications of Our Radical Past’ by Revolution’s Newsstand.

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‘Resolution on Negro Question in the United States’ by the Political Secretariat, Communist International. October 26, 1928.

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‘Address of the General Council of the International Workingmen’s Association to the People of the United States’ by Karl Marx. September 25, 1865.

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‘Declaration of Principles of a Socialist School’ from the All-Russian Congress of Teachers-Internationalists, Moscow. June 6, 1918.

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‘Report on the National and Colonial Question’ by V.I. Lenin from The Proceedings of the Second Congress of the Communist International, 1921.

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‘Origin and Growth of the Hungarian Socialist Movement in the United States’ by Armin Loewy. American Labor Year Book 1916, Rand School Press, New York.

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British Imperialism in India by Shapurji Saklatvala, Member of Parliament. Daily Worker Publishers, Chicago. 1925.

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Report of the German Language Federation Translator-Secretary Adolph Dreifuss to the National Committee of the Socialist Party of America, May 1913.

11/04/202211/04/2022 Revolution's Newsstand

The Friendship of Marx and Engels: Give Me a Bowl of Wine/ In This I Bury All Unkindness.

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ABOUT: A site looking at the varied, rich, history of the US left through the original articles, books, essays, pamphlets, flyers, illustrations, ads, photos, announcements, and indexes of periodicals from our beginnings until entry into World War Two. Many come from the amazing resource that is the Marxist Internet Archive, others from the wonderful Libcom archive, with many various libraries, museums, digital projects, and archives. This is a personal project and learning experience meant to introduce and explore the immense resource that is the traditions of the US left for today's activists. An online library, my own politics are hardly compatible with many of the posts and groups presented here, but every single one of them has something to learn from. I hope comrades approach the posts in that way. The articles contain a wealth surprises, of information, historical resources, lessons, long unseen photos, lost leaders, inspiration, warnings, art and literature, challenges to thinking, and a lot wonderful writing. email siegfr72@gmail.com

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