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BoG criticizes gov’t housing policy

The Bank of Greece is criticizing the government regarding some of the initiatives it has undertaken to address the housing crisis.See the Story

Russia, Moscow Oblast · Russia

‘The Proletariat and War: A Debate with Plekhanov’ (1914) by V.I. Lenin from Collected Works, Vol. 18. International Publishers, 1936.

A truly historic debate for Russian and International Socialism. Relocating to Bern, Switzerland at the outbreak of World War One, Lenin traveled to Lausanne on October 11, 1914 to hear Plekhanov’s speech before exiled Russian Socialists on the war. That day Plekhanov spoke for ninety minutes, with Lenin, the only other speaker, making only few […]Read Article

United States · United States

‘Resist the Terror’ by Louis C. Fraina from New International (Socialist Propaganda League). Vol. 1 No. 7. July 21, 1917.

When the U.S. entered World War One in the summer of 1917 the hammer of repression descended on the Left and workers’ movement. Newspapers were banned, offices raided, thousands arrested, thousands deported, a number murdered, and, as it was intended, a pall cast over all radical activity. Louis C. Fraina, also arrested for ‘obstruction of […]Read Article

‘Peter Kropotkin’ (1881) by Stepniak from Soviet Russia (New York). Vol. 7 No. 6. September 15, 1922.

Stepniak with his own appreciation and critique of Kropotkin, who he helped escape from prison and in to exile in 1876. ‘Peter Kropotkin’ (1881) by Stepniak from Soviet Russia (New York). Vol. 7 No. 6. September 15, 1922. I. HE is not the leader of the Nihilist movement, as he is called throughout Europe. He […]New York City · New York Read Article

‘The American Communist Struggle Against Imperialism,’ Resolution of the Workers (Communist) Party. Daily Worker Publishing, Chicago. 1925.

A fully developed statement from the Party’s Fourth National Congress on the dynamic of United States imperialism after the First World War and the central role for the internal, and international, class struggle of forging a working class opposition. ‘The American Communist Struggle Against Imperialism,’ Resolution Adopted at the 4th National Convention of the Workers […]World War I · Chicago Read Article

‘Teachers Union Member Dies a Hero in ‘No Man’s Land’ in Spain’ from The Daily Worker. Vol. 14 No. 117. May 17, 1937.

One of the first to die on a disastrous day for the Lincoln Battalion, 27-year-old New York teacher Joseph Streisand was shot while attempting to place a signal on February 27, 1937 during the Battle of Jarama. Dozens of members of the Battalion, mostly from the U.S. and Canada, would be killed in the suicidal […]Spain · Spain Read Article

‘Sedro-Woolley Celebrates’ by Charles Gardner from Industrial Worker. Vol. 3 No. 10 June 1, 1911.

The Sedro-Woolley Socialist Party, I.W.W., and Shingle-Weavers’ Union combined their resources and raised funds in area lumber and rail camps for a local workers’ hall, a Labor Temple, to have meetings and socials in. It was dedicated on May Day, 1911. ‘Sedro-Woolley Celebrates’ by Charles Gardner from Industrial Worker. Vol. 3 No. 10 June 1, […]Sedro-Woolley · Sedro-Woolley Read Article

‘Law and Order in Imperial Valley’ by Roy T. Layton from Western Worker. Vol. 3 No. 10. March 5, 1934.

The T.U.U.L.’s Cannery and Agricultural Industrial Union organizes among the most exploited workers in the country, and are confronted by the local forces of legal lynch law. ‘Law and Order in Imperial Valley’ by Roy T. Layton from Western Worker. Vol. 3 No. 10. March 5, 1934. For “willfully roaming about from place to place […]California, United States · California Read Article

‘The Great European War and Socialism’ by Anton Pannekoek from International Socialist Review. Vol. 15 No. 4. October, 1914.

Revolutionary internationalist Anton Pannekoek responds to the outbreak of World War One with his usual clarity and consistency. Pannekoek and the Dutch Marxists were key co-workers of ISR’s Charles Kerr and Mary Marcy in their militant, anti-war opposition. ‘The Great European War and Socialism’ by Anton Pannekoek from International Socialist Review. Vol. 15 No. 4. […]World War I · Amsterdam Read Article

‘Minute Women of the Union—The Emergency Brigade’ by E.B. from Workers Age. Vol. 6 No. 12. March 20, 1937.

A key to the victory of the U.A.W. at the Flint Sit Downs of 1937, a strike that changed labor history, was the development of the Women’s Auxiliary early in the struggle. Out of the Auxiliary was born the crack-squad of militants, the red-tammed Women’s Emergency Brigade. Captain of the Brigade was the indefatigable Genora […]Flint, Michigan · Flint Read Article

‘Senate Tries to Make Indians Pay for Bridge So Mellon Can Develop Oil Lands’ from The Daily Worker. Vol. 3 No. 44. March 4, 1926.

The bridge over the Colorado River in the story below, called the Grand Canyon and later Navajo Bridge, was completed in 1929 and in service until the 1990s. It exists today as a site-seeing pedestrian bridge as part of the Glenn Canyon National Park. Strangely, there is no mention of this history in its interpretation. […]Senate · Arizona Read Article

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BoG criticizes gov’t housing policy

‘The Proletariat and War: A Debate with Plekhanov’ (1914) by V.I. Lenin from Collected Works, Vol. 18. International Publishers, 1936.

‘Resist the Terror’ by Louis C. Fraina from New International (Socialist Propaganda League). Vol. 1 No. 7. July 21, 1917.

‘Peter Kropotkin’ (1881) by Stepniak from Soviet Russia (New York). Vol. 7 No. 6. September 15, 1922.

‘The American Communist Struggle Against Imperialism,’ Resolution of the Workers (Communist) Party. Daily Worker Publishing, Chicago. 1925.

‘Teachers Union Member Dies a Hero in ‘No Man’s Land’ in Spain’ from The Daily Worker. Vol. 14 No. 117. May 17, 1937.

‘Sedro-Woolley Celebrates’ by Charles Gardner from Industrial Worker. Vol. 3 No. 10 June 1, 1911.

‘Law and Order in Imperial Valley’ by Roy T. Layton from Western Worker. Vol. 3 No. 10. March 5, 1934.

‘The Great European War and Socialism’ by Anton Pannekoek from International Socialist Review. Vol. 15 No. 4. October, 1914.

‘Minute Women of the Union—The Emergency Brigade’ by E.B. from Workers Age. Vol. 6 No. 12. March 20, 1937.

‘Senate Tries to Make Indians Pay for Bridge So Mellon Can Develop Oil Lands’ from The Daily Worker. Vol. 3 No. 44. March 4, 1926.

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