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The Left Party's Anti-Semitism Problem Cannot Be Accepted in a Government
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Johan Lönnroth suggests in his response (15/9) to my debate article that the party split in 1917 was due to differences in views on rearmament. But the real reason for the exclusion was that the left wing of the time, inspired by the Russian Revolution, wanted to seize power by force and was therefore excluded. In 1919 they were co-founders of the Comintern, the association of communist parties in the Soviet Union's […]
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