Library of Social History collection

Fourth International Series, 1894-1991
Box/Folder 146 : 8
Box/Folder 146 : 9
Box/Folder 146 :
10
Box/Folder 147 : 1
Box/Folder 147 : 2
Earl Browder, What Every Worker Should Know about NRA; Election
Platform; The Fight for Communism in Germany; Fritz Heckert, What Is
Happening in Germany?; Grace Hutchins, Women Who Work; An Open Letter
to All Members of the Communist Party; O. Piatnitskii, The Present Situation
in Germany; Joseph Stalin, The Results of the First Five Year Plan; Who
Burned the Reichstag? 1933
The Advance of the United Front; Alexander Bittelman, Fifteen Years of the
Communist Party; Earl Browder, Report to the Eight Convention of the
Communist Party; Georgi Dimitrov, Dimitroff Accuses; M. Epstein, May Day
1934; Mao Tse-tung, Red China; Nemo, From the First World War to the
Second; M. J. Olgin, Why Communism?; O. Piatnitskii, Twenty-one Conditions
of Admission into the Communist International; William Siegel and
Alexander Trachtenberg, The Paris Commune; Joseph Stalin et al., Our
Foreign Policy 1934
Israel Amter, A Labor Party for New York Workers; Israel Amter, Working
Class Unity or Fascism?; Ann Barton, Mother Bloor; Alexander Bittelman,
How Can We Share the Wealth?; Earl Browder, New Steps in the United
Front; Earl Browder, Unemployment Insurance; Earl Browder and Jack
Stachel, How Do We Raise the Question of a Labor Party?; William F. Dunne,
The Supreme Court's Challenge to Labor; The Fight for Labor's Rights; Hitler
against the World, the World against Hitler; A. B. Magil, The Truth about
Father Coughlin; Edward Magnus, Professionals in a Soviet America; M. J.
Olgin, Why Communism?[revised]; J. Peters, The Communist Party: A Manual
on Organization; Political Education: The Communist Party; Political
Education: The Two Worlds; Political Education: The Ultimate Aim; The
Program of the Unemployed; What Next? 1935
Earl Browder, The Communist Position in 1936; Earl Browder, Democracy or
Fascism; Earl Browder, Hearst's "Secret" Documents in Full; Earl Browder,
The People's Front in America; Earl Browder, The Results of the Elections
and the People's Front; Earl Browder, Who Are the Americans?; Earl Browder
and James W. Ford, Acceptance Speeches; F. Brown, Who Are the
Communists and What Do They Stand for?; The Communist Election
Platform; Benjamin Davis, James W. Ford; William Z. Foster, The Crisis in the
Socialist Party; William Z. Foster, Industrial Unionism; William Z. Foster,
Unionizing Steel; Gegen Reaktion für den Fortschritt!; Corliss Lamont, Soviet
Russia and Religion; The Menace of a New World War; Robert Minor, The
Struggle against War; Resolutions of the Ninth Convention of the Communist
Party; Unity Will Conquer; A. Y. Vyshinsky, Trotskyism: In the Service of
Fascism against Socialism and Peace 1936
Are You One of the Five Million?; Alexander Bittelman, Problems of Party
Building; Earl Browder, China and the U.S.A.; Earl Browder, The Communists
in the People's Front; Earl Browder, North America and the Soviet Union;
Louis F. Budenz, May Day 1937; A Confession of Faith; The Constitution of
the United States; Margaret Cowl, The High Cost of Living; Sam Darcy,
What's Happening in the U.S.S.R.?; Georgi Dimitrov, To Defend Assassins Is
to Help Fascism; William Z. Foster, A Manual of Industrial Unionism; William
Z. Foster et al., Party Building and Political Leadership; Harrison George,
This Fourth of July; Clarence A. Hathaway, The People vs. the Supreme
Court; Roy Hudson, Who Are the Reds?; James Keller, Schroy Must Not Win;
Vito Marcantonio, Labor's Martyrs; P. Miff, Heroic China; Vote Labor and
Communist 1937
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