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Günter Grass and the German neurosis

19 Apr 2012

Maciej Zurowski looks at a literary scandal and the bourgeoisie's attempt to cope with its past

British imports

02 Dec 1999

Jack Conrad reviews 'Leave to remain', written by Leon London and directed Lisa Goldman (Battersea Arts Centre, until December 12, £8 or £5 concessions)

Fear of darkness

25 Nov 1999

James Robertson reviews 'The Blair Witch Project' (USA 1999), directed by Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sanchez

Hero and criminal

14 Oct 1999

Ian Mahoney reviews ‘Redemption song: Muhammad Ali and the spirit of the sixties’ by Mike Marqusee (London 1999, pp310, hbk, £17)

Communist culture

23 Sep 1999

Phil Watson reviews ‘A weapon in the struggle: the cultural history of the Communist Party in Britain’ by Andy Croft (Pluto Press 1998, pp218, £14.99)

Masterpiece of the coded message

09 Sep 1999

James Robertson reviews ‘Journey to the sun’ by Yesim Ustaoglu, Turkey/Germany 1999, Edinburgh International Film Festival, Turkish with English subtitles

The right to think

19 Aug 1999

Riot no answer

24 Jun 1999

Anarchist protest struck a chord - with bourgeois liberals

Demon drugs and Dallaglio

27 May 1999

Communists are for a rational approach to recreational drug use

New cricket test

27 May 1999

Juxtaposition

20 May 1999

Courtney Pine Band at the Liverpool Philharmonic

Guns, bombs and workers’ control

06 May 1999

Unlikely martyrdom

11 Feb 1999

Maurice Bernal examines the implications of the Hoddle affair

Moralism and morality

04 Feb 1999

Jack Conrad reviews 'You’ll have had your hole', written by Irvine Welsh and directed by Ian Brown (Astoria 2, London, February 2 - March 27, Mondays to Thursdays £14.75, Fridays to Saturdays £16.75, cons £10)

Under the censor’s knife

20 Aug 1998

Art of revolution

30 Jul 1998

Lisa Goldman, artistic director of the Red Room, spoke at Marxism 98 earlier this month. Here we present edited highlights

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