Marxists Internet Archive What's New October 1 through October 15,
2004
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http://marxists.org/archive/bax/index.htm
15 October, 2004: Added to the Belfort Bax Internet Archive:
Problems of Mind and Morals, 1912 (book) (Chapters 4-15 – now
complete)
The Marriage Relation Under Socialism, 1912 (letter)
Marriage Under Socialism, 1912 (letter)
The Suffrage Outrages, 1912 (letter)
The Pagan Socialist, 1912
[Thanks to Ted Crawford]
http://marxists.org/history/haiti/index.htm
14 October 2004: Added to the Haiti History Archive:
Constitution, 1801
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
http://marxists.org/reference/archive/mao/selected-works/volume-4/index.htm
13 October 2004: The Mao Zedong Reference Archive has added the
following work:
Selected Works: Volume 4 (70 documents total)
The significant volume of new documents has made it necessary to
reorganize the structure of the entire Mao Archive. The addition of
new directories and index pages will hopefully allow for easier
navigation through this voluminous amount of material. The Mao Archive
now features an improved main index, as well as dedicated indexes for
Mao's Poetry and Selected Works (by volume). A complete list of works
by date is also provided which includes links to all documents in the
Mao Archive. An image gallery is forthcoming.
[Thanks to Mike B.]
http://marxists.org/archive/bax/index.htm
12 October, 2004: Added to the Belfort Bax Internet Archive:
Problems of Mind and Morals, 1912 (book) (Chapters 1-3)
[Thanks to Ted Crawford]
http://marxists.org/magyar/archive/szabo/index.htm
12 October, 2004 : There are new additons to Hungarian Szabó Ervin
Archívum:
A szocializmus átalakulása (The transformation of socialism)
Az 1514-i forradalom (The revolution of 1514)
[Thanks to Artur Anyiszonyan and Stevan Gostojić]
http://marxists.org/espanol/adrianzen/index.htm
11 october, 2004: We start a reference archive for Peruvian maoist,
Catalina Adrianzen, with her book El marxismo, Mariátegui y el
movimiento femenino. [Thanks to Ediciones Bandera Roja]
http://marxists.org/history/haiti/1791/history-disasters.htm
12 October 2004: Added to the Haiti History Archive:
History of the Disasters in Saint-Domingue, 1791
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
http://marxists.org/history/international/comintern/france/index.htm
Added to the PCF History Archive:
Sma****ng Victory of the Communist Party, Marcel Cachin 1936
Victory! The Popular Front Triumphs, Marcel Cachin 1936
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
http://marxists.org/arabic/index.htm
10 October 2004: Added to the The Arabic Language Seciton section of
the Marxists Internet Archive has added the following works:
Marx/Engels Section:
Letter from Marx to Bolte
Letter from Engels to Mehring
Lenin Section:
Celebration of the 4th Memory of October (1921)
Conflicts within the European Workers' Movement (December 1910)
Trotsky Section:
The Permanent Revolution (now a full and new edition 1991) [Thanks to
Tunisian volunteers]
Luxembourg and the Fourth International
The Class, the Party and the Leader****p
Three Definitions for Revolution
An appeal has been launched for the transcription of:
The State and Revolution (Lenin)
The Poverty of Philosophy (Marx)
The Third International after Lenin (Trotsky)
[Thanks to the Volunteers of the Arabic section of the MIA]
http://marxists.org/svenska/index.htm
10 October 2004: Added to the Swedish Language Section of the Marxists
Internet Archive:
Ukrainas oberoende och sekteristiska virrpannor, 1939 [Independence of
the Ukraine and Sectarian Muddleheads] by Leon Trotsky. This is an
original translation into Swedish
The opening of the Swedish Language James P. Cannon Internet Archive
with 3 articles [On the vanguard party, Stalinism and a History of
American Trotskyism]
[Thanks to Socialistiska Partiet]
http://marxists.org/history/usa/workers/ocaw/1973/shell-strike.pdf
8 October 2004: Shell Strike of 1973 (PDF pamphlet) has been added to
the USA History archive. OCAW (Oil, Chemical & Atomic Workers' Union)
Strike against Shell Oil after continual health and safety concerns
went unaddressed by the bosses. Shell, the fourth largest company in
the world (at the time), refused to be held accountable for the lack
of workers' safety nor would they allow the workers to change existing
health and safety 'standards'. On January 23, 1973, 4,000 men and
women -- from the US West coast to the Gulf of Mexico -- walked out of
five refineries and three chemical plants.
[Thanks to Brian Basgen]
http://marxists.org/history/haiti/index.htm
7 October 2004: Added to the Haiti History Archive:
Civil Commission, 1793
Decree, 1793
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
http://marxists.org/chinese/13/marxist.org-chinese-mandel-1977-book.htm
6 October, 2004: Added to the Chinese language section of the Marxists
Internet Archive:
Class Society To Communism (1977)
[Thanks to comrades from the Chinese Language Section of the MIA]
http://marxists.org/nederlands/marx-engels/index.htm
6 October, 2004: Added to the Dutch Marx-Engels Internet Archive:
Loon, prijs en winst (Wage, Price and Profit)
De oorsprong van het gezin, van de particuliere eigendom en van de
staat (The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State)
[Thanks to Marxisme.net]
http://marxists.org/nederlands/lenin/index.htm
6 October, 2004: Added to the Dutch Lenin Internet Archive:
Over de taken van de vrouwelijke arbeidersbeweging in de
Sovjetrepubliek (The Tasks Of The Working Women's Movement In The
Soviet Republic)
Het imperialisme als hoogste stadium van het kapitalisme (Imperialism,
The Highest Stage of Capitalism)
http://marxists.org/nederlands/politzer/onbekend/filosofie/index.htm
6 October, 2004: Opening of a Dutch Georges Politzer archive:
The first work is Beginselen van de filosofie (Principles of
Philosophy).
[Thanks to Adrien Verlee and Maarten Vanheuverswyn]
http://marxists.org/nederlands/draper/index.htm
6 October, 2004: Opening of a Dutch Hal Draper archive:
The first work is De mythe van Lenins ‘partijconcept' of Wat ze gedaan
hebben met Wat te doen (The Myth of Lenin's "Concept of The Party" or
What They Did to What Is To Be Done?).
[Thanks to Marxisme.net and Maarten Vanheuverswyn]
http://marxists.org/deutsch/archive/trotzki/1910/xx/intellekt.htm
6 October, 2004: Added to the German-language Archiv Leo Trotzki:
Die Intellektuellen und der Sozialismus (1910) (The Intelligentsia and
Socialism).
[Thanks to Heinz Hackelberg]
http://marxists.org/archive/bax/index.htm
6 October, 2004: Added to the Belfort Bax Internet Archive:
The Gaggers, 1910 (letter)
Socialism and the Catholic Church, 1912 (letter)
Spargo, Marx and Bax, 1912 (letter)
Socialism and Catholicism, 1912 (letter)
The International Socialist Congress of 1913, 1912 (protest letter
with Hyndman & Quelch)
Harry Quelch, 1913 (obituary)
[Thanks to Ted Crawford]
http://marxists.org/archive/james-clr/works/1935/new-leader.htm
6 October 2004: Added to the CLR James Archive:
Intervening in Abyssinia, 1935
[Thanks to Ted Crawford]
http://marxists.org/history/france/tel-quel/no34.htm
6 October 2004: Added to the France History Archive:
Revolution Here Now, Tel Quel Summer 1968
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
http://marxists.org/archive/marx/index.htm
5 October 2004: Added to the Marx-Engels Archive: THree letters on
Differential Calculus
Engels to Marx. 10 August 1881
Engels to Marx. 21 November 1882
Marx to Engels. 22 November 1882
[Thanks to Andy Blunden]
http://marxists.org/archive/glass/index.htm
5 October 2004: Added to the Frank Glass/Li Fu-jen Internet Archive:
Meeting of Provisional Committee of the Communist League of China
(Bolshevik-Leninists). First Meeting of Reconstituted Committee
(1935).
A press clipping from the South China Morning Post that Glass wrote
for as a re****ter. (1939)
[Thanks to the Prometheus Research Library in New York City, Ted
Crawford and David Walters]
http://marxists.org/archive/maclean/works/1914-war.htm
4 October, 2004: Added to the John MacLean Internet Archive:
The War and It's Outcome
[Thanks to Ted Crawford and David Walters]
http://marxists.org/archive/bax/index.htm
4 October, 2004: Added to the Belfort Bax Internet Archive:
1884-1914, 1914
The New Religion of the Possessing Classes, 1914
Germany and the Prussian Domination, 1914
[Thanks to Ted Crawford]
http://marxists.org/archive/glass/1938/01/chrev.htm
3 October 2004: Added to the Frank Glass/Li Fu-jen Internet Archive:
The War In The Far East And The Revolutionary Perspective
[Thanks to the Promtheus Research Library in New York City, Ted
Crawford and David Walters]
http://marxists.org/history/international/comintern/sections/usa/index.htm
3 October 2004: Added to the History Section's Communist Party, USA
Archive is:
Program of the Trade Union Educational League (TUEL) (1926) originally
authored by William Z. Foster.
[Thanks to Andrew C. Pollack]
http://marxists.org/history/international/comintern/sections/france/index.htm
2 October 2004: Added to the French CP History Archive:
Long Live Peace, 1939
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
http://marxists.org/archive/lenin/works/cw/volume20.htm
2 October 2004: Added to the V.I.Lenin Internet Archive are the last
10 documents from Volume 20 of the V.I. Lenin Collected Works covering
May of 1914 through early July of 1914, just shy of the start of the
"Great War". This brings to 34 the total number of volumes of the V.I.
Lenin Collected Works:
The Bourgeois Intelligentsia's Methods of Struggle Against the Workers
1. The Liquidators' and the Narodniks' Alliance Against the Workers
2. How the Liberals Defend "Unity" Between the Workers and the
Liquidators
3. Why the Workers' Organisations Publicly Denounced the Liquidators
as Slanderers?
The Vperyodists and the Vperyod Group
Editorial Comment on Ocksen Lola's "Appeal to the Ukrainian Workers"
Re****t of the C.C. of the R.S.D.L.P. to the Brussels Conference and
Instructions to the C.C. Delegation
How the Workers Responded to the Formation of the Russian
Social-Democratic Labour Group in the Duma
Clarity First and Foremost! (On the Question of Unity)
The Results of Workers' Press Day Summed Up From the Re****t Published
in "Put Pravdy"
The Polish Social-Democratic Opposition at the Parting of the Ways
Reply to the Article in Leipziger Volkszeitung
[Thanks to the Robert Cymbala and the other Volunteers at the Lenin
Internet Archive]
http://marxists.org/deutsch/archiv/korsch/index.htm
2 October, 2004: Added to the German-language Archiv Karl korsch:
Das Problem Staatseinheit-Föderalismus in der Französischen
Revolution, 1930 (The problem of state unity vs.federalism in the
French revolution)
Marx' Stellung in der europäischen Revolution von 1848, 1948 (Marx's
position in the European revolution of 1848)
[Thanks to Einde O'Callaghan]
http://marxists.org/history/archive/brailsford/1927/soviets-work/index.htm
1 October 2004: How The Soviets Work has been added to the Soviet
History archive. This work details the writer's visits to the Soviet
Union in 1920 and 1927 and offers a candid and critical view of the
workings of the young societies' grass-roots workers' and peasants'
councils.
[Thanks to Brian Basgen]
http://marxists.org/svenska/index.htm
1 October 2004: Added to the Swedish language section of the Marxists
Internet Archive:
Lenin : Revolutionens Lärdomar 1910 (Lessons of the revolution)
Trotsky: Så skapas revolutionärer 1929 (How revolutionaries are
formed)
Marx: Fyra kapitel ur Kapitalet, tredje boken 1894 (four chapter from
Capital vol 3)
[Thanks to Patrik]
http://marxists.org/francais/admin/new.htm
1 October 2004: Added to the French Language Section of the MIA
Trotsky: L'aventurisme économique, ses conséquences et ses dangers (13
février 1930)
La révolution d'octobre (14 septembre 1919)
Les fautes fondamentales du syndicalisme (21 oct. 1929)
Nos divergences avec le groupe du Centralisme Démocratique (6 mai
1929)
Lénine: I° congrès des soviets de Russie (juin 1917)
La crise politique et la faillite de la tactique op****tuniste (août
1906)
[Thanks to French Language MIA group]
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Marxists Internet Archive What's New October 16 through October 30,
2004
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Starting with this issue of the Marxists Internet Archive Newsletter
there will be short quotes or text of interest from various writers on
the MIA. Here is one from Rosa Luxemberg:
"It is not a matter of this or that secondary question of tactics, but
of the capacity for action of the proletariat, the strength to act,
the will to power of socialism as such. In this, Lenin and Trotsky and
their friends were the first, those who went ahead as an example to
the proletariat of the world; they are still the only ones up to now
who can cry with Hutten: "I have dared!"
"This is the essential and enduring in Bolshevik policy. In this sense
theirs is the immortal historical service of having marched at the
head of the international proletariat with the conquest of political
power and the practical placing of the problem of the realization of
socialism, and of having advanced mightily the settlement of the score
between capital and labor in the entire world. In Russia, the problem
could only be posed. It could not be solved in Russia. And in this
sense, the future everywhere belongs to "Bolshevism."
--Rosa Luxemberg, THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION, 1918.
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