Labour Review, vol. 3 no. 5

December 1958 · 20 items · about 34,709 words of machine-read text

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Contents

1. Rank and File on the Move · scan page 4
2. The Irony of History in Stalinism · By Isaac Deutscher · scan page 7
3. Race Riots: the Socialist Answer · By Cliff Slaughter · scan page 9
4. The Pasternak Affair · By Alan MacDonald · scan page 12
5. Marxists in the Second World War · By William Hunter · scan page 14
6. The Origins of Sectarianism · By Peter Cadogan · scan page 21
7. A Charter of Workers’ Demands · scan page 27
8. Rejected by the New Statesman, by Douglas Goldring · scan page 29
9. MUSIC FROM AFAR · scan page 30
10. The British Communist Party: A Historical Profile, by Henry Pelling · Reviewed by Brian Pearce · scan page 37
11. The Worker Views his Union, by Joel Seidman, Jack London, Bernard Karsh and Daisy L. Tagliacozzo · Reviewed by Jock Stevens · scan page 37
12. Death on the Left, by John Connell · Reviewed by G. Gale · scan page 37
13. Ethical and Political Problems of the Atomic Age, by C.F. von Weizsacker · Reviewed by Donald O. Soper · scan page 37
14. The Initial Triumph of the Axis, ed. Arnold Toynbee and Veronica M. Toynbee · Reviewed by John Archer · scan page 37
15. French Socialism in the Crisis Years, 1933–1936, by John T. Marcus · Reviewed by Robert Sherwood · scan page 37
16. Quai d’Orsay, 1945–51, by Jacques Dumaine · Reviewed by Martin Grainger · scan page 33
17. The Soviet Cultural Scene 1956–1957, ed. W.Z. Laqueur and G. Lichtheim · Reviewed by H. Stevens · scan page 34
18. People Like Us, by Paul Hogarth · Reviewed by Nigel Harris · scan page 37
19. The Doors are Closing, by György Sebestyen · Reviewed by Dora Scarlett · scan page 37
20. The Crime Against Europe, ed. Herbert O. Mackey · Reviewed by S.F.H. · scan page 37