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Dead Russians

12 Mar 2009

Jack Conrad defends Lenin and Trotsky, and issues a health warning about Arthur Scargill, George Galloway, Robert Griffiths and others who want to forget, belittle or maintain silence over the crimes of Stalin

Red-brown cesspit

16 Dec 1999

Michael Malkin examines the Great Russian chauvinism and anti-semitism of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation

Vacuous definitions

09 Dec 1999

Aufheben and state capitalism

Against Livingstone

25 Nov 1999

Simon Harvey of the SLP

Time to forgive

25 Nov 1999

Phil Sharpe reviews 'How It All Began' by Nikolai Bukharin (Columbia University Press, 1998, pp345, £13.95)

Inversion of Marxism

30 Sep 1999

Still defending Serbia

Lukács, Brecht and bureaucratic socialism - Fraught relationships

29 Jul 1999

Phil Watson reviews ‘Aesthetics and politics’ (Verso, 1999)

Understanding the Soviet Union

24 Jun 1999

Phil Watson reviews 'Rethinking the Soviet collapse: Sovietology, the death of communism and the new Russia', edited by Michael Cox (Pinter Publishers 1998, pp294, £15.99)

National socialist farce

03 Jun 1999

Simon Harvey of the SLP

Entryism, Scargill and the left

03 Jun 1999

Extracts from a secret paper on the Socialist Labour Party presented by Harpal Brar at a 1998 May Day Brussels international seminar of Stalinites, hosted by the Workers Party of Belgium

Scargill’s Stalinist badge

27 May 1999

Simon Harvey of the SLP

Brar revelation rocks Scargill

27 May 1999

‘Disappeared’

20 May 1999

Party notes

Minority rights and the CPGB

29 Apr 1999

Democratic centralism

Determinist dogma

25 Feb 1999

Phil Sharpe replies to the economistic inevitabilism of Socialist News writer Don Hoskins

Harpal Brar, Stalinism and the SLP: The gravedigger’s apprentice

28 Jan 1999

‘Delphi’, a prominent member of the SLP, writes for the Weekly Worker

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