THE MILITANT WORKERS OF THE WORLD.
UNITE Weekly Organ of the Communist League of America (Opposition Published weekly by the Communist Layue of America (Opposition) at 84 East 10th Street, New York. Entered as second class mail matter, November 28, 1928 at the Post Onlice at New York, under the a...

The Left Opposition at Work JOE COLBERT. LABOR MARTYR 09 to Unemployed Activity in Retrospect of AGE THE MILITANT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1982 The Farmers Holiday.
OO (Continued from page 1)
today as was the case in the past when Recent advances have been registered and of the Communist Party on t...

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1982 TH. MILITANT PAGE WITH THE INTERNATIONAL LEFT OPPOSITIONSome Experiences of the Illinois Miner Struggle and the Policy of the Communists we sure Great Social and Revolutionary In the 18.
de temporary measure. Letter From China ers.
elect a council of representatives wh...

Pa. ty Voices on the Frame Up the the PAGE FIR MILITANT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1932 CHILE In their cells. This dirty tactic must be es fully stigmatized and condemned. How contemptible were the words spoken to the soldiers when the latter were InformWherever the Left Opposition raises Statement o...

THE MILITANT. WORKERS OF TUE TYORLD.
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1 NE MILITANT PAGE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1932 struggle. He is a militant trade unionist with a clean cut record. He enjoys the confidence of the broad section of the Hails New Union of 11 Allard Answers Party Bureaucrats movсичаt. of ad and cooperated with the Party in fighting the (Continued f...

Comrade Trotsky Letter to the Weisbord Group English Opposition Expelled from Party up Unemployed Activity in Retrospect, does not motivate with figures or reason munism, which is to say, to united fronts around its program emphasies the cor branch. He to the list with a total of SATURDAY, SEPTEM...

PAGE TRÁMILITANT SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 10, 1932 Alliance or Struggle Between Social Democracy and Fascism?
To understand the interrelationship of the classes solution, e. either end with the victory of the pro, fixed by the incompatability of social democracy and Grzesinsky has not become transforme...

THE MILITANT WORKERS OF THE WORLD.
UNITE Weekly Organ of the Communist League of America (Opposition Published weekly by the Communist Ler e of America (Opposition) at 84 East 10th Street, New York, Entered as second class mall matter, November 28, 1928 at the Post Office at New York, under the a...

PAGE 1 HB MILITANT SEPTEMBER 17, 1932 The Opposition at Work from Militants as a con Reply to Comrade Allard murty.
The Four Portraits of Chiang Kai Shek Letters What Happened to the Ones Sent to Stalin, Rykov and situation, the danger of Fascism to the Shachtman Meetings Soviet Union, the German...

Weisbord Reply to Trotsky Letter The Elections in Greece ex Unity Urgent Need of lilinois Miners anders to Of hindrance to the proletarian revolution Congress how. contrary to your opinion toolt place with the obvious result of force the miners to accept the wage cut an Outcome of the Belgian Min...

SAGE CAE MILITANT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1982 The Checking of the Stalin Thaelmann An Open Letter to John Watt Policy Against Their OwnExperience of among the that (Continued from page 1) sacrifice and heroism. We carry on the class struggle against disagreed with your criticism of The problem h...

THE MILITANT WORKERS OF THE WORLD.
UNITE Weekly Organ of the Communist League of America (Opposition Published weekly by the Communist League of America (Oppoaltion) at 84 East 10th Street, New York, Entered as second class mall matter, November 28, 1928 at the Post Office at New York, under the ...

PAGE THR MILITANT SEPTEMBER 24, 1932 What Happened at the Barbusse Congress?
the honest being a spike Comrade Speaks Cachin Pledge and seu day clas it ex (Continued from page 1)
with the profound conviction that the festo, this charter. this platform, will (Continued from page 1) with these diplo...

Weisbord Reply to Trotsky Lettere Congress at Amsterdam Under Sharp takes on a different form from that of the the present general weakness of the Lat we do not wish to deny that in the course of the new union the BORSCS stop at gress has uncovered fatal wants. Paci must close with unanimous Act,...

I PAGE THE MILITANT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1932 olutionary mass defense. The agreement on definite workers, passing over to another theme. Thälmann practical actions is misconstrued into an absurd unity replies in the affirmative. And how! But he immediS with the social democracy. Out of the ind...

SPECIAL MINERS EDITION A Weekly Organ of the Communist League of America (Opposition Published weekly by the Communist League of America (Opposition) at 84 East 10th Street, New York, Entered as second class mall matter, November 28, 1928 at the Post Office at New York, under the act of March, 18...

Letters from Militants 11 pull the Congresses.
in Address State.
Spurts Ahead. PAGE THE MILITANT SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1932 demned and fought the revolt movement with renegades, but we slap them down.
which had refused to hand over hege Then he declared that he had never deMILITANT SUB DRIVE mony ...

League Replies to Weisbord Letter the Checking Sanjurjo Coup Butto been SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1932 THE MILITANT PAGE organization. The Communist League MADRID LETTER of Struggle. as a rival to the American section of the International Lett Opposi.
tion and sowed confusion by the claim of The Commu...

PAGE THE MILITANT SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1932 New Step Toward Fascism Problems at Gillespie New Crisis in Soviet Economy else.
to (Continued from page 1) when the Reichstag has been sent home. Continued from page 1)
a certain sense, it even impedes it. the scissors) retains its full force, with not...

THE MILITANT WORKERS OF THE WORLD.
UNITE Weekly Organ Published weekly by the Communist League of America (Opposition) at 84 ast 10th Street, New York, Batered as second class mall matter, Novem ber 28, 1928 at the Post Ofice at New York, under the act of March 1, 1870 VOLUME V, NO. 41 WHOLE NO. ...

Letters from Militants The Parties in the Elections a summer PAGE THE MILITANT SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1932 MILITANT SUB DRIVE Our Club Plan (Continued from page 1) the field as the progressive opposition.
University of Chicago. Among the vice That is the meaning of Douglas state All Eyes On Free Sp...

League Replies to Weisbord Letter «Soci lism in One Country»
OL Right wing should work together. and less ambiguous re statement of comrade ternally. sometimes of an acute nature. Cainly DOL Lnose of second and tenth or SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1932 THE MILITANT PAGE that the addition of the Welsbord...

PAGE THE MILITANT SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1982 League Program of Action on Unemployment were the Picture of the Party from Inside What the Party Bulletin Says About the «Achievements. Continued from page 1)
Unemployment Insurance at the Ex nature of the class struggle strictly limpay is today a prop...

THE MILITANT. WORKERS OF THE WORLD.
UNITE Weekly Organ of the Communist League of America Opposition Published weekly by the Communist League of America (Opposition) at 84 East 10th Street, New York, Entered as second class mail matter, November 28, 1928 at the Post Office at New York, under the ...