MIA: History: International: Communist International: International Press Correspondence — 1931 Volume 11
International Press Correspondence
1930
The international press service of the Communist InternationalProduced in multiple languages this journals, published irregularly but striving for a 3 times a week publication in a many languages was aimed at the daily and weekly newspapers of the various sections of the Comintern.
Published, variously, in Berlin, 1921-1923; published in Vienna, 1924-1929; published again in Berlin, 1930-32; English edition published in London, by H.R.G. Jefferson, 1934-1938⟶ Back to the main Inprecor age ⟵
Beginning in June 2018 the Riazanov Library digital archive project has begun to complete the fragmentary runs of International Press Correspondence which it had made available previously. We seek to make available a complete run of freely downloadable digital images of this important publication for its first thirteen years, 1921 through 1934.
Files were generated from scans of original paper holdings of the Holt Labor Library of San Francisco and Tim Davenport, as well as the microfilm editions from the Library of Congress and the Communist Party of Great Britain. Several hundred additional original issues have also been obtained directly by the Riazanov project from a radical bookseller. An additional microfilm resource is also being pursued with a view to provision of optimum images.
Our intention is to provide maximum legibility for every one of these rare issues of this important publication. Work continues apace
Dr. Martin Goodman,
Riazanov Library Digital Archive Project
15 July, 2018Scans here have been made from:
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original paperoverwhelmingly by far the best quality scans here we are mostly able to render such original paper as crisp black text on pure white background in our scans, at higher resolution than is practical for the microfilm scans, and yet in 4 or more times as compact scans, because these can be properly and clearly scanned in single bit BW, as opposed to the microfilm that requires gray scale scanning in order to capture the terrible images on the film. cpgb
CP Great Britain microfilm in 1970execrable image quality in large part, with text loss in gutters of the volumes imaged, due to the gross incompetence of those making the film who failed to unbind the volumes in questions, and other major problems. loc
Library of Congress microfilmrelatively much better image quality than CP GB film series, but with problems to fading of some text, and representation of uneven brown-ness of the paper as distracting uneven grayness of the background. stan
Stanford Universityas I understand it, filmed a large amount of Inprecor, and we are working at this time on getting a look at that film, acquiring copies, and scanning as appropriate to further enhance the quality of our archive here.
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1930
Table of the Contents for the issues listed below [CPGB]
Vol 10, No. 1, January 2, 1930 [OP]
Vol 10, No. 5, January 30, 1930 [OP]
Vol 10, No. 10, February 25, 1930 [OP]
Vol 10, No. 15, March 21, 1930 [OP]
Vol 10, No. 25, May 28, 1930 [OP]
Vol 10, No. 30, June 26, 1930 [OP]
Vol 10, No. 32, July 10, 1930 [OP]
Vol 10, No. 33, July 17, 1930 [OP]
Vol 10, No. 37, August 14, 1930 [OP]
Vol 10, No. 51, November 13, 1930 [OP]
Vol 10, No.53 , November 20, 1930 [OP]
Vol 10, No. 56, December 6, 1930 [OP]
Vol 10, No. 57, December 11, 1930 [OP]
Vol 10, No. 59, December 24, 1930 [OP]
Vol 10, No. 60, December 31, 1930 [OP]
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