Theory & History
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France 1968: when workers were on the brink of taking power
Clare Doyle, Committee for a Workers' International Much has changed in the half century since the revolutionary events of May…
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100 years since women won the vote
By Elanor Donne, from the current issue of the Socialist (England and Wales) It is 100 years since the first…
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Russia, October 1917: When workers took power
Hannah Sell, Socialist Party England and Wales deputy general secretary With monotonous predictability the centenary of the Russian revolution has…
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Russian Revolution: BBC dramatises John Reed’s classic, ‘Ten Days that Shook the World’
BBC radio four is broadcasting, this week, a dramatised version of John Reed’s classic book about the Russian Revolution, ‘Ten…
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Che Guevara 50 years on – revolutionary socialist and fighter
Fifty years after his death, the image of Che Guevara is familiar to most people. A fashion statement for some,…
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Marx’s Capital at 150: an unequalled analysis and critique of capitalism, still relevant today
Robin Clapp, Socialist Party England and Wales national committee The Daily Mail reacted with predictable hysteria when, in May 2017, John…
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1917 Russian Revolution: The July Days and battles with counterrevolution
Judy Beishon, Socialist Party executive committee Massive demonstrations involving nearly a million people erupted in Petrograd on 2-3 July 1917,…
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Book Reviews: Trotsky and February 1917 – Preparing for revolution
Peter Taaffe, from the February 2017 issue of Socialism Today (monthly magazine of the Socialist Party – CWI England &…
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