THE MILITANT Saturday, February 18, 1930 The «Third Period» of the Comintern Mistakes The Art of Orientation By Trotsky Now that it is possible to close one eyes The art of revolutionary leadership 18 not accidentally, by a systematic decline in to the actual development and to repeat countries a...

Pans THE MILITANT Dacurday, February 15, 1980 Throughout the World of Labor chotce of the moment and the methods have The British Daily Worker The Crisis in the Spanish Labor Movement tution into a single Communist Party, to adopt a correct and really Communist position. For its leaders, the whol...

Aute 22 IAN Saturday, February 15, 190 The Fundamental Principle Errors of Syndicalism When arrived in France in Ocotober (To Serve in the Discussion with Monatte power, its historical role, that is why they 1914, found the French socialist and trade see only the dangers of state ism. The union m...

Satarday, February 15, 1980 THE MILITANT age The Socialist Party and Radicalization of the Masses The ten year period following the end of the war was marked by an integration and growth of the American Communist movement and a concurrent decline in tho organization and influence of the Socialist...

THE MILITANT Saturday, February 15, 1930 Umemployment Stalks The Middle West Taxi Maintenance Men Join Strikers 32 BIRMINGHAM WAGES MISERLY PITTSBURG This city embattled taxi By RAWLINGS Charity organizations and welfare deBIRMINGHAM, Ala (FP) In this work in the pit where work. We pick drivers a...

THE MILITANT Weekly Organ of the Communist League of America Opposition Vol. III, No. 7, Telephone: DRYdock 1656 NEW YOR.
Saturday, February 15, 1930 PRICE CENTS Drsessmakers Again Betrayed Imperialist Powers Quarrel at London Impartial Commission. Formed to Sell Out Workers YES OR NO: HAS BLUMKI...

THE MILITANT tacos saturday, Febraury 8, 1980 Leadership in the Coming Struggles recent experiences, requires consideration is the one of correct slogans for organization and demands in strikes, for there can be no doubt that organization of the unorganized will be closely connected with That inc...

THE MILITANT Page Saturday, February 8, 1930 Foster Return and the «New Wind» in the Comintern most Centrism is a parasite in the revolu sky) with being to the Right. trist faction) symptom form the growing lan tendencies, which are dangerous beBut the Left jag did not last very long. basis for a...

Page THE MILITANT saturuny, rebruary 3, 1930 The Proletariat and Peasantry in the Indian Revolution The essence of the colonial nationalist By Max Shachtman tics are wrong. Considered from the standtheory is that the pressure of imperialism point of revolutionary Marxien, Roy reon the colonies ha...

Saturday, February 8, 1980 THE MILITANT Page Throughout the World of Labor Step Backward by French Syndicalism The Revolution Proletarlenne bas just changed its label. Its Arst number of the year calls itselt revolutionary syndicalist and no longer syndicalist Communist. That makes for clarity. T...

Age THE MILITANT Saturday, February 18, 1930 The «Third Period» of the Cominterns Mistakes Whare the Symptoms of the Political By Trotsky this revival will in turn depend just as much upon purely European as upon factors.
Radi, alization of the Masses?
of Communism, unfortunately, bas grown does ...

Saturday, February 8, 1930 Η MILITANT Page A Repast of Wild Beasts United Front in Boston in the New Style London but each will defend it own appetite; Japan wants more cruisers than the otlïera will let it have; France develops the weapon, the submarine, and desires very French Communist Viewpoi...

Page THE MILITANT Saturday, February 8, 1980 Dressmakers on Strike Hoover and the Farmers Chicago Is Bankrupt Help Us to Sustain The Militant (Continued from Page 1)
Continued from Page must call down its own members in every An intelligent member of the working you. They will ask themselves, Why...

THE MILITANT Weekly Organ of the Communist League of America (Opposition Vol 111, No. 6, Telephone: DRYdock 1656 NEW YORK, Y, Saturday, February 8, 1930 PRICE CENTE WHAT HAPPENED TO BLUMKIN?
Let Stalin and the American Party Leaders Answer. Schlesinger and Bosses Cooperate Dress Strike on Enormou...

THE MILITANT laturday, February 1, 1980 The New Industrial Unions Milinois Periko is already making items eftects Cleveland Labor News By John Foley actual wrong policies preceding and during the felt more.
Every mistake made strengthens the position of the of bureaucracy.
The Mass Organizations ...

Saturday, February 1, 1930 THE MILITANT Page 2 YOUNG VANGUARD The Curse of Mining Accidents The Last Plenary Session of the 2 tempo of work of the Los compared The Disruption of the Canadian Youth League mirror and cannot see who is reflected there.
Many comrades will see in the theses the virtue...

THE MILITANT Saturday, January 25, 1980 On the Chinese Revolution Mummery in Labor Unions Was it admissible, in the interests of the Northern Campaign, to curb the agrarian revolution (telegraphic directives in the name ci the Political Bureau of the Russian Communist Party. Trotsky Reply to the ...

Saturday, February 1, 1930 THE MILITANT Page Throughout the World of Labor The Developments in Germany looked any opportunities to make personal Communist Injunctions.
majority of the working class, shout: ingly disillusioned workers who still fol Brandler reprints Lovestone articles Accumulate! ...

Page THE MILITANT Saturday, February 1, 1930 The «Third Period» of the Comintern Mistakes Crises of Conjuncture and the Revo.
By Trotsky ries of the third and last period. These people deduce revolutionary perspectives Jutionary Crisis in Capitalism juncture had a disorderly character, which work...

Saturday, February 1, 1930 THE MILITANT Page The Indian Revolution at the Cross roads backs of the Chinese workers and pea Stalinists Disrupt Minneapolis course pursued by the revolutionary elements particularly by the Communist international, in the past few years, has not facilitated the succes...

Page THE MILITANT Saturday, FeSruary 1, 1930 After the Miners Strike TROTSKY en op Today mounted on tegemist Prospects for New Struggles in New Bedford of Belleville and trying to replace them with fidallers from Chicago and preachers of the Latter Day Saints and Nazarene sects as was done in Tay...

THE MILITANT Weekly Organ of the Communist League of America Opposition Vol. III, No. 5, Telephone: DRYdock 1656 NEW YORK, Saturday, February 1, 1930 PRICE CENTS Police Murder Steve Katovis Communist Worker Shot Down in Cold Blood Naval Conclave Shows No Unity Green Stabs Marion and Gastonia Fede...

THD MILITANT Saturday, January 25, 1980 Pago The Depression and Labor Prospects for the Approaching Struggles in the United States despede of the other of this site you are on The St. Louis Unemployment Demonstration to distinguish between leaderships, Even ward the Left, away from capitalism and...

Saturday, TUNATY 20, 1980 THE MILITANT Page Lenin Work Lives in the Opposition!
Continued from Page graded all the theoretical thought in the movement today and transformed it into a Sleight of hand game for Jugglers and scamps. For the neo Leninists of Stalin school, theory is no longer an instr...

Page THE MILITANT Saturday, January 28, 1930 The Defense of the Soviet Union and the Opposition far from a revolutionary position one must The Danger of Sectarianism and Letter from the Chinese Oppositionists Continued from Last Issuo By Trotsky from conducting it opportunist policy to its own na...