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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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INTERNATIONAL PRESS CORRESPONDENCE
Januarw-June 1924
Table of Contents of the·
lntern'ational Press Cor~espondence january-june 1924
Alphabetical Index by A·uthors
"· Albert, R.
The bloOdiest of all Democracies o • o • o
. Jhe ' Third International · . . . May 1st, 1924 . . . • . . . After the French Elections . .
Amter, I. The First Communist Daily in the English Language
· lf'hird Convention of .fhe Workers Party of America . -The World-Wide Significance of the International
Red Relief . • • • • • • • • • • • • • Oil in American Poli1tics . . . . . . : · . The American Communists and La Follette . Class Lines among"'the American Negroes
No. Page
2 10 15 115 26 243 30 295
9 58 15 121
19 158 22 195 33 334 35 352
Askew, J. B. ~~~1 1\i''tJ.I~~\!If'!
The Prospects of the Labour Government . . Astakhov, d. · . -~: s.ru':-f~~e · ~tv:'~ ~~er~Is: ~d. ~n~er~a~v~ l~l;. .. 1..
a. B., j.
A Letter from Spain . B., j., jerusalem.
Autocracy in"Paleatine • • . • • • • • • • Englands Policy· in Arabia . . . . . . . . . The Class War within the Arab National Movement
Bittel, i( arl. · · The Russian-English Economic Relations . BodenmL.Inn, M.
Defeat for Reaction in Switzerland . . . · &ross1 L. F. .
.. -
The Soviet Union Budget Estimates for 1923-1924 Bottcher, Paul . .
The Great Coalition in Saxony . . . . . . . . Browder, Earl, R. ·
The Changing Political Situation in· the United States
c.
15 116
8 47
4 27
4 82 23 209 32 ,325
3 24
18 148
22 202
3 19
21 1S2
Dunois, Amadeus. The Composer of "L'Internationale'' Peter Degeyter
, Duret, ], . France, a Metallurgical Power . . . . . . . .
•• E., A. The Vienna Congress of the Amsterdamers .
Eberlein, Hugo . The Police Raid upon the Soviet Union Commercial
Delegation in BerHn . . . . . . . . . . . . Enderle, August.
The C6ngress of the German Metal Workers Union The Congress of the Arns.terdamers in Vienna .
•• Ferid Ali. Longer Working Hours in Germany . Industry ~and Agriculture ~ Oermany •
Fimmen, Edo 1
The Trade Unions arid the International Workers' Relief .•
Friedlander, Paul. The Attempt upon the Austrian Chimcellor Dr.
Seipel . . : Frohlich, Paul.
The Party 'Congress of the German Social Democrats • ·
G. Ohioldi, Rodolfo.
The Tactics of the. Argentine Trade Union Leaders Qrieco, Ruggiero. .·
· The Pa·rliamentary Elections in Italy . Ditto . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . • • Ditto . . . . . . ·. • • . . • •• • • •
Oriin, josef. · . . ·.. The Prisoners of War' •and the Russian Revolution
The "Eoonomic Restoration" of Austria and the , Proletariat . . . . . . . • . · . Chtcherin, Georg. ·
The Agreement between the So:viet U nio!l a!ld China 35 Co-operative Section of the Comintern. · ·· ~ '
350 H.
· . To the Co-operators· of all. Countries- . . . . . . 18 · 152 H., A. . · · . . . The Struggle of the Hamburg Dock Workers .
'" . D. . · ·, Dorr, McJX. ... . . - . · ' • . ·
· Official Figures on th~ Mi.sery Of the Geri:min Pr~ •letadat . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . .·
~ 1Joms/U1 L. . . Fascism in Poland . . . . . . , ; . ; . .
Polis)t Authorities murder Political Prisoner!
Hardy, 0. . ·The Struggle of the German Seamen . . . .
. The British Dock Workers' Strike , • • • • • 8 . 51 ' Aid the German Seamen! . . . • . . • · · ·
.· . . .. · Jntematioriai ·Solidarity and International Demands 9 60 fleckert, Fritz. . . .
. 19 163 The Splitters of the Trade-Unions at Work .
No. Pll!ge
36 367
32 320
35 354
29 285
21 185 3~ 329
4 29 13 98
3
33 331
36 365
35 356
8 46 11 77 19 155
21 187
26 247
26 247
8 50 13 99 19 157 27 255
11 79
SUPPLEMENT 3
Horrabin, ]. F. The British Labour College Movement .
Hsiany, K. G. The Women's Movement in China
•• Itkin, A.
No. Page
13 101
6
Persia on the Way to becoming a Republic . . . 36 366
I. jacquemotte, ].
Letter from Belgium jacques (Paris).
The Lyons Congress of the C. P. of France . julius (Vienna).
Lenin . . . . . . -~ . . . Lenin and the Marxist Method
1(. Kalashnikoft.
9
8
5 13
56
52
33 97
The Training of Teachers in the Soviet U111ion . 31 314 l(alinin, M. . ·
The Recognition of the Soviet Union by England . 13 104 Kamenew.
Address and Concluding Speech on Russian Party Discussion (11th. December 1923) . . . . . 10 62
Kasparova, V. The Women's Movement in the Near East . 24 222 The Women's Movement in India and in the Fa.r E~ ~ ~3
Kiralv, Albert. · \t'hat doest the Horthy Amnesty mean? 11 76 Koritschoner, Franz.
"Bela Uitz: The Luddite Movement." . 29 292 Kreibich, Karl.
The Treaty between France and Czecho-Slovakia . 9 55 Corruption, Communist Persecution and Struggle
for Power in Czecho-Slovakia . . . . . . . 23 208
L. Lado, W.
The Factory Council Elections in Germany and the Amsterdamers . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Landler, Eugen. · "ConsoLidated" Horthy Hungary . . Ditto . . • . _. • . . • . ; . The Hungarian Reconstruction Act .
Lenin, V. I. Observations of a Publicist,.. . . . . . . . . Sketch of the Theses on the Question of ihe Tasks
of our Delegation at the Hague Loeber, W. C.
The Muddles of the Railway Unions . Lozovsky, A.
The Convocation of the III. World Congress of the Red International of Labour Unions . . . . .
Magyar, Ludwig. M.
22 203
2 11 4 26
30 296
29 281
32 322
13 99
24 226
The Conference of the Hungarian Social Demo-cratic Party • 28 271 Mann, Tom.
The Dockers' Stnike . Masci, G.
Letter from Itply . . . . . . Italy and Yugosl<avia . . . . The Results of the Elections in Italy
Mt..tslov, A. The Discussion in the C. P. of Germany. II ..
Maslovski, Peter. Rallying for the German Election Campaign . The Great Struggle of the Ruhr Miners . .
Murphy, f. T. Labour Struggles in Britain . . . . . The Labour Government in Deep Waters. The Fall of Bloody Smuts . . . . . .
15 119
1 4 4 25
25 231
26 251
25 235 32 317
8 49 23 204 26 245
The S!~ug&'le of the ~a~r Government for the Stabdrsairion of Caplfahsm . . . . . . . . 27 253
N. N eurath, "Alois: .
Out of the Witches' Cauldron of the Second Inter-national . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
A Notable Proclamation of the Second International Nicci, G.
The Political Murder of Matteotti and its Conse-quences . . . . . . . . . . . · . ·
Nin, Andreas. The Situation of the Workers in Fascist Italy .
o. 0., Ch.
The Situation of the Middle Class in france . Ossinsky.
Resolution on the Immediate Tasks of Economic Policy
P. P; (Reval).
The Campaign against the Working Class in Esthonia . .
Pavlovitch, M.
No. Page
19 164 24 22~
36 361
35 355.
4 28
20 165
18 152
35 356 The Coming War Pa~·lovsky, E.
Lenin and Leninism . Pepper, john.
United States War on Mexico looms up . , •
19 1611
'\ 11 78. Petroseanu, 0. " The Siiuation in Roumania . 35 351
Q Quinet, M.
A Or~at Revolutionary Artist who must be saved from the Hangman . 18 151
A. Radek, Karl.
The Last Prophet of the Bourgeoisie 13 95 Lenin's Life and Work . . . . . . 18 141 The Labour Government Disturbs Nothing! . 21 181 The National Problem in South Eastern Eun>pe • 25 233 Lenin's Last Political Teaching . . . . . . . 32 323
Radovanovitch, Lj. The Inner Poldtic.al Crisis in Yugoslavia . 22 194
Roppoport, Charles. . The Electoral Struggle in France 24 218
Raskolnikov, A. The Soviet Union and Afghanistan . 2 12 ·
Red International of Labour Unions To the Workers of all Countries! . . . . . . 13 106 To the Working Men and Women of all Countries 19 160 Postponement of the Third World Congress of the
R.I. L. U. 29 291 Renault, Daniel.
Millerand goes - Millerandi,sm remains . . . . 35 351 Rolf. .•.l~i:ti~:
The Transformation of the Rheriisch-Westphalian Coal Syndicate . 9 58
Rosenberg, Arthur. The Political Parties in Germany and ·the Experts'
Report 36 362 Roy, Evelyn; •
Will the British Labour Government stand for this? • • • • • • • • • • 25 231
Some Facts about the Bombay Strike . 25 236 k.oy, M: N.
The new trend of Indian Nationalism • • • . S 22 India and the British Labour Government . ~ 15 117 The Textile Strike in Bombay . 18 149 The Abolition of the Khalifat . 19 154 Capitalist Offensive in Indi'a . . . . . . . . 21 184 Open Letter from the Communist Party of India . 22 193 Communism on Trial in India . . . 23 214 The Labour Government in Action . 24 226 Open Letter to MacDonald . 26 244
4 SUPPLEMENT
No. Page Open Letter of the C. P. of India to the Delegates
of the Annual Conference of the Independent Labour Par,ty . . . . • . • . . . . • • 27 255
Labour Justice 32 319 Open Letter to the Right Honorable J. Ramsay
MacDonald Prime Mini,ster of Great Britain . . 33 332 R.ubiner, Frida.
Mass Influx into the Communist Party of Russia . 18 150 Journalism in Soviet Russia . . . . . . . 23 215
R.yasanol', D. B. The Posthumus Writings of Marx and Engels . 8
Rykov. Address to the Party Nuclei Bureaus of C.P.R. on
29th December 1923 . 16 123
s. . Schlesinger, Gustav.
Speculating Capital the latest Phase of Gapitalist Development 35 353
Schroder, Otto. The Situation in the International Co-operative
Alliance 31 315 . S., Kl.
The Mining Women in the Ruhr Struggle . 33 335 s., w.
Roumania's_ Reign of Violence in Bessarabia . 21 183 Spector, Maurice.
The Workers Part of Canada and the Canadian Si1tuation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 100
The Crisis in the Canadian .farmers' Movement . 19 158 Third Convention of the Canadian Workers Party . 31 311
Stalin. On the Tasks of the Party. (Russian Party
Discussion) 10 67 Reply to Russian Party Discussion . 12 86
Stefanski. The Political Situation in Yugoslavia. 33 333 ·
Sturm, Hertha. The Woman as front Rank fighter against Star-
vation in Germany 4 29
.T. Thalheimer, A.
The Present Si,tuaHon in the Communist Party o·f ~m~ 2 9
Thalheimer, A., and Brandler H. The Situation in the Communist Party of Germany.
Theses on the October Defeat and on the present Situation 3 20
Thalheimer, A. "Left" Premises - "Right" Conclusions Lenin The Liberal Labour Government in England . . The Discussions in the C. P. of Germany. III. .
Times.cu, U. The Position in Roumania . The Vienna Conference between the Soviet Union
and Roumania Thomas, V endelin.
After the Strike of the German Seamen in the British Ports
Treint, Albert. Anarchists, fascism and Bourgeois Blocks . The Labour Government and the french Commu-
nists . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. The Labour Government and the French Com
munists. II. . The Labour Government and the french Commu
nists. m: ... Trotzky, Leon.
On the Peasant Questibn . farewell, Ilyitch! Master, farewell! .
The New Policy. (Letter addressed to the Session of the Enlarged C. C. of the R. C. P. . . . . . .
"The New Policy" . . . . . . . • , . . .
4 30 9 53
11 75 28 275
18 149
23 206
19 156
9 54
24 218
25 234
26 246
1 5 8 45
12 83 16 133
· Six Years of the Red Army . . . . . . . . The Philistine discourseth on the Revolutionary • Prospects and Tasks in the East . . . . . . The Amsterdam International and War . . The Amsterdam International and War. II.
u. Unger, Otto.
No. Page 19 162 30 293 31 305 35 349 36 363
The Tasks of the IV. World Congress of the CYI. 33 339
v. Vanek, M.
The Elections for Parliament and Senate in the Russian Carpathians . 22 197
Vargr.t, Eugen . Economic Survey of the Year 1923 8 47 Philips Price: "Germany in T.ransition" 15 122 The International Economic Situation I. , . 21 188 The International Economic Situation. II. . 22 198 The International Economic Situation. III. . 23 210 The International Economic Situation IV. . . . . 24 220 The Meaning of the Report of the Experts' Com-mission 28 269
w .. Wagner, Ehrenfried.
The Suffering of the Children of the German Barri-cade Fighters . . . .
One Year of "Red Relief" . . . . . . The Tasks of the International Red Relief . The Youth and the Red Relief . . . : . . . March 18th - a Step forward for Red Relief .
v. Youth International.
Prepare for the Commemoration Day of Karl Lieb-knecht and Rosa Luxemburg .
To All Communist Youth federations! . Convocation of the fourth Congress of the C. Y. I. Resolution of the Communist Youth International
concerning the War Peril and the Duties Oil' the C. Y. I.
To the Yourig Workers in Town and Country of Europe, America, the Orient .and the Colonies!
The E. C. of the Communist Youth International on the Murder of the Polish Communist Youth Comrade Engel . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Prepare for the 10th International Youth Day! .
z. Zetkin, Clara.
4 31 9 59
19 159 19 163 27 267
1 7 19 163 25 238
26 249
27 263
32 325 36 367
The International Communist Women's Day . . . 11 SO The Tasks of the 3rd International Congress of the
Communist Women 35 358 Zinoviev, 0.
What is Bolshevism? 3 On Russian Party Discussion. (Party Con-
ference of Petrograd Distdct) . 10
17
70 Report on the Struggle for the Party. (Petrograd,
December 15th) Lenin and the Workers Report at the Session of the E. C. C. I. January 6,
1924 five Years . . . Circular to all the Sections of the Comintern . Electoral Vidories of the C. P. Oil' Germany and the
future Tasks of the Party . . . . . . . . On the Results of the 13th Congress of the Russian
Communist Party. Report deliwered at the Town Meeting of the Leningrad Branches of the Party Organisations
Zuercher. The Situation in Switzerland and the Task-s of the
Working Class .
12 88 15 120
20 170 21 86 25 229
29 283
37 369
9 59
. J •;. !
5
Unsigned Articles e:c.
.. The International Workers Relief for GerJHany How Zankoff retained Power . . . . . . . The Soviet Union and the United States . . . . France expels Indian Nationalist Refugees . . . The Fifth i\nni-versary of the .Proletarian Revo-
lution in Hungary . Dimitri,~ S. Popoff . . . . . . . . The Communist Party of France and the English
labour G~wernment 0 0 0 0 0 0 : 0 0 0 0
A Lenin Library in America
No. Page 2 14 2 16 3 23
13 97
21 182 23 216
24 224 24 226
No. Page There is not a Moment to lose, if Shurn is to be saved! 24 227
The Second Teachers' International . 26 249 The Expulsion of Angelica Balabanoff . 27 262 Dimitri Blagoeff . . . . . . . . . • · 30 302 The XIII. Congress of the Communist Party of Russja ......
The Women's Movement in Canada . David Ivon jones . Karl Marx's Gr.ave .
32 326 33 336 35 360
·, 35 360
Analytical Table of Contents No. Page
Politics Albert, R.
The bloodiest of all Democracies . May 1st, 1924 .... After the French Elections
Amter, I. Oil in American Politics . . · . . . The American Communists and La Follette Class Lines among the American Negroes •
Askew, f. B. The Prospects ·of the Labour Government .
Astakhov, G. The Struggle· between Liberals and Conservatives
in Turkey . ,. ]. B., Barcelona.
· A Letter from Spain f. B., jerusalem. . . . England's Policy in ·Arabia . Bodenmann, M.
Defeat for Reaction in Switzerland Browder, Earl R.
The Changing Political Situation, in the United States . . . . . . . . . .
Centr~s of the C. P. of Germany, Belgium and Franre. ' · To the Workers of England, Poland and CzechoSlovakifl! .
Chicherin, Georg. The Agreement between the Soviet Union and
China Communist Party of France. .
Before the Parliamentary Elections in France. Eberlein, ffugo. .
The P!>lice Raid upon the Soviet Union Commercial Del~ation in Berlin . . . . . . . . . . .
The Executive Committee of the Communist Internation.li. The Lie Factory of International Counter-Revolution
at Work . Friedlander, Paul.
The Attempt upon the Austrian Chancellor Dr. Seipel . . · .
Grieco, Ruggiero. The Parliamentary Elections i:n Italy . Ditto Ditto
jacquemotte, f. Letter from Belgium
julius (Vienna). Lenin ..... . Lenin and the Marxist Method .
Kiraly, Albert. What does the Horthy Amnesty mean? .
Kreibich, karl. · The Treaty between France and Czecho-Slovakia . Corruption, Communist Persecution and Struggle
for Power in Czecho-Slo~akia . . . . · . Landler, Eugen. .
"Consolidated" Horthy Hungary Ditto • .
2 10 26 243 30 295
22 195 33 334 35 352
15 116
8 47
4 27
23 209
18 148
21 182
31 308
35 350
2 13
29 285
36 363
33 331
8 46 11 77 19 155
9 56
5 33 13 97
11 76
9 55
23 208
2 11 4 26
Lenin, V. I. Observations Qf a Publicist •
Magyar, Ludwig. . . .. . . •. ..
No. Page.
• 29 281
The Conference of the Hungari-an Social Democratic Party . . . · . . . . . . . . • . . • • 28 271
Masci, G. Ita,Jy and Yugoslavia . . . . . . · 4 25 The Results of the Elections in Italy . 25 231
Murphy, f. T. The Labour Government in Deep Waters . 23 204 The Fall of Bloody Smuts . . . . . . ' . 26 245 The Struggle· of the Labour Government for the
Stabilisation of Capitalism 27 253 Nicci, G.
The Political Murder of Matteotti and its Con-sequences . •
Pepper, john. United States War on Mexico looms up.
Petroseanu, 0. The Situation in Roumania .
Radek, Karl. The Last Prophet of the Bourgeoisie . Lenin's Life and Work . . . . . . . . . The Labour Government Disturbs Nothing! . . . The National Problem in the South Eastern Europe
Radovanovitch, Lj. The Inner Political Crisis in Yugoslavia
Rappoport, Charles. The Electoral Struggle in Europe .
Raskolnikov, A. The Soviet Union and Afghanistan .
Renault, Daniel. Millerand goes - MiUera:ndism remains .
Rosenberg, Arthur. The Political Parties in Germany and the Experts'
Report Roy, Evelyn. . . . Will the Bntrsh Labour Government stand for thts? Roy, M. N. .
, India and the British Labour Government . The Abolition of the Khalifat . . . . . Open Letter from the Commtmilst Party of India . Open Letter to MacDonald . . . . . . . . . Open Letter of the C. P. of India to the Delegates
of the Annual Conference of the Independent Labour Party ..
Labour Justice . . . . . . . . . • . • . · Open Letter to the Right Honorable J. Ramsay
MacDonald Minister of Great Britain . . . . s., w.
Roumania's Reign of Violence in Bessarabia . Stefanski.
The Political Situation in Yugoslavia . Thalhei"!er, A. .
Lemn .............. . The· Liberal Labour Government in England
36 361
11 78·
35 351
13 95 18 141 21 181 25 233
22 194
24 218
2 12
35 351
36 362
25 231
15 117 19 154 22 193 26 244
27 255 32 319
33 332
21 183
33 333
9 53 11 75
__;_6 _____ -----------------=S--=U:...:P:__:_P LEMEN T
Timescu, U. The Position in Roumania . . The Vienna Conference between the Soviet Union
and Roumania Treint, Albert.
Anarchists, Fascism and Bourgeois Blocks . • . The Labour Government and the French Com
munists The Labour Government and the French Com
munists. II. The Labour Government and the French Com
munists. III. . Trotzky, Leon.
Farewell, Ilyitch! Master, Farewell! . . . . . The Philistine discourseth on the Revolutionary . Prospects and Tasks in the East . . . . . .
Vanek, M. • The Elections for Parliament and Senate in the
Russian Carpathians Zinoviev, 0.
Electoral Victories of the C. P. of Germany and the Future Tasks of the Party . . . . . . . .
The Soviet Union and the United States . . . . France expels Indian Nationalist Refugees . . . The Fifth Anniversary of the Proletarian Revolu-
tion in Hungary •
Germany Bottcher, Paul.
The Great Coalition in Saxony . Dorr, Max.
Official Figures on the Misery of the German Proletariat
Ferid, Ali. Longer Wor~ing Hours in Germany
Lada, W. The Factory Council Elections in Germany and
the Amsterdamers Maslovski, Peter.
Rallying for the German Election Campagin . National Comittee of the German Factory Councils.
Collect for the Struggling German Proletariat! . Thalheimer, A.
The Present Situation in the Communist Party of Germany
Economics Duret, j.
France, a Metallurgical Power . Ferid, Ali.
Industry and Agriculture in Germany "Oriin, josef.
The "Economic Restoration" of Austria and the Proletariat
No. Page
18 149
23 206
9 54
24 218
25 234
26 246
8 45 30 293 31 305
22 197
29 283 3 23
13 97
21 182
3 19
8 51
4 29
22 203
25 235
13 102
2 9
32 320
13 98
26 247 Landler, Eugen.
The Hungarian Reconstruction Act . 30 296 0., Ch.
The Situation of the Middle Class in France . 4 28 Rolf.
The Transformafi,on of the Rhenish-Westphalian Coal Syndicate . 9 58
Schlesinger, Gustav. Speculating Capital the latest Phase of Capitalist
Development 35 353 Varga, E.
Economic Survey of the Year 1923 . 8 47 The International Economic Situation. I. . 21 188 The International Economic Situation. II. . 22 198 The International Economic Situation. III. 23 210 The International Economic Situation. IV. . . . . 24 220 The Meaning of the Report of the Experts' Com-
mission · 28 269
Labour Movement No.P<!!ge
All Russian Centro! Cowicil of Trade Unions. To the Aid of the German Miners! . . . · 30 299
All Russian Union of Miners. · To th_e Miners, Transpott Workers, Metal Workers,
Ra1lwaymen, Seamen and Chemical Workers of Engl.and, France; Czecho-Slovakia .and Poland! . 30 299
E., A. The Vienna Congress of the Amsterdamers . 35 354
E. C. C. I and R.I. L. U. Inte~national Solidarity for the Striking German
M1qers 30 298 Enderle, August.
The Congress of the German Metal Workers Union 21 185 Ohioldi, Rodolfo.
The Tactics of the Argentine Trade Union Leaders 35 356 H., A.
The Struggle of the Hamburg Dock Workers 26 24.7 Hardy, 0.
The Struggle of the German Seamen . 8 50 The British Dock Worker·s' Strike . . 13 99 Aid the German Seamen! . . . . . . . . . . 19 157 International Solidarity and International Demands 27 255
Heckert, Fritz. The Splitters of the Trade,.Unions at Work . 11 79
Horrabin, ]. F. The British Labour College Movement . 13 101
Inte~national Propaganda Committee of Revolutionary Mmers. ·
To the Miners, Transport, Metal and Chemical Workers' Internationals! . . . 30 299
Loeber, W. C. The Muddles of the Railway Unions •
Mann, Tom. The Dockers' Strike .
.t1aslovsky, Peter. The Great Struggle of the Ruhr Miners
Murphy, j. T. . , Labour Struggles in Britain .
Nin, Andres. The Situation of the Workers in Fascist Italy
R.I. L. U. How the Reformists sabotaged May Day .
Roy, Evelyn. . Some facts about the Bombay Strike .
Roy, M. N. . The Textile Strike in Bombay . Capitalist Offensive in India . .
Spector, Maurice. The Workers Party of Canada and the. Canadian
Situation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The Cfisis in the Canadian Farmers' Movement.
Thomas, Vendelin. After the Strike of the German Seamen in the
British Ports Zuercher.
The Situation in Switzerland and the Tasks of the
13 99
15 119
32 317
8 49
35 355
30 299
25 236
18 149 21 184
13 100 19 158
19 156
Working Class . . . . 9 59 Th~ Second Teachers' International 26 249
In the International Albert, R.
The Third International . 15 115 Amt~r, f. - · ·
The First Communist Daily in , the, Englisi;I Lan-guage 9 58
Third Convention of the Workers Party of America 15 121 District Committee of C. P. of Oermanv. . . .
The Situation iri the Communist Party of Germany 3 21 Dunois, Amadeus.
The Composer of "L'Internationale" Peter Degeyt~r 36 367 Oriin, josef. · ·
fhe Prisoners of War and the Russian Revolution 2l 186
Our Problems. Lenin, V. I.
Sketch of the These~. on the Question of the Tasks of our Del~ation at the Hague ,
Pavlovsky, E. Lenip. and Leninism
R.adek, Karl. Lenin's Last Political Teaching
Trotzky, L. On the Peasant Question
Zinoviev, 0. 'What is Bolshevism?
Polemics and Discussions Thalheimer, A.
"Left'' Premises - "Right'' Conclusions . . The Discussions in the C. P. of Germany. I.
Propositions of the Centre Group of the C. P. G. for the drawing k of the Tactical Resolution and Programm of ction at the Party Conference . •
Maslov, A. The Discussions in the C. P. of Germany. II ..
Thalheimer, August. A Warning Signal
Fascism Masci, 0.
Letter from Italy Domski, L.
SUPPLEMENT
No. Page
32 322
19 161
32 323
1 5
3 17
4 30
25 238
26 251
28 275
4
Appeals Executive Committee of the Communist International.
Do not forget Mateu and Nicolau! . . . . . • Manifesto of the Communist International on the
Occasion of its Fifth Anniversary . . . . . The E. C. C. I. to the Workers and Peasants of aU
Countries! . . .. . • . . . • . • • • To the Factory Workers of All Countries! .
Defend the Bulganiaa Workers and Peasants! May 1st 1924. Proletarians of All Lands! . . To the Workers of the Whole World! . . . . . . To the Communist Parties and Revolutionary Or-
ganisations of all Countries! . . . . . . . . To the French Proletariat and the Proletariat of the
Whole World! . . . . . . . . . . . . . c;ommunist lnternationrJl and R..l. L. U.
To the Proletarians of alJ Countries! (Lenin' Death) R.ed International of Labour Unions.
To the Workers of all Countries! . . . . . . • The C. P. of Roumania to the Organisations of the
Workers and ,Peasants of the Wortd. . . . . . . The National Trade Council of the Union of Hand and
Brain Workers of Germany. To the English Miners! . . . . . . . . . .
Books Reviews. R.yasanov, D. B.
The Posthumus Writings of Marx and Engels · . Varga, E.
Philips Price: "Germany in Transition" . . . . '·
Proletarian Art Koritschoner, Franz.
9
No. Page'
1 8
17 139
22 204 23 216 25 238 26 241 27 267
28 274
31 316
6 35
13 106 , 26 250
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