Editor: R. PALME DUTT
Contents By Issue
1930-
| Vol. 12 January 1930 No. 1 | |
| Page 3 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE LABOUR GOVERNMENT, AMERICA AND THE SOVIET UNION, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 14 | Economic Struggles and the Minority Movement, G. Allison |
| Page 19 | Communist Party Congress at Leeds, William Rust |
| Page 24 | The Speech of the Prosecutor in the Meerut Case |
| Page 30 | Capitalism and Class Struggle in Japan, Freda Utley |
| Page 42 | A Reply, W.N. Ewer |
| Page 54 | The Recent Events in South Africa, E.R. Roux |
| Page 58 | World of Labour:—Germany—U.S.A. |
| Page 61 | BOOK REVIEW: |
| The Basis of Marxist Philosophy |
| Vol. 12 February 1930 No. 2 | |
| Page 67 | Notes of the Month: |
| DISARMAMENT PROPAGANDA AND WAR PREPARATION, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 79 | The World Crisis and Trade Unionism, John A. Mahon |
| Page 90 | The Situation in Ireland, Thomas Bell |
| Page 97 | The Speech of the Prosecutor in the Meerut Case |
| Page 106 | Capitalism and Class Struggle in Japan, Freda Utley |
| Page 117 | World of Labour:—South Africa—Germany |
| Page 121 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Chartism and Marxism, Reg. Groves | |
| A Dyspeptic Interpretation of Marx, Reg. Groves | |
| Technique not Political Economy, H. S. |
| Vol. 12 March 1930 No. 3 | |
| Page 131 | Notes of the Month: |
| UNEMPLOYMENT, ECONOMIC CRISIS AND THE WAR DANGER, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 142 | The New Role of the Minority Movement, John A. Mahon |
| Page 148 | The Seamen’s Strike, F. Thompson |
| Page 151 | Bible and Bayonet in Western Samoa, A. Eaglesham |
| Page 159 | The Class Character of the Palestine Rising, J. B. |
| Page 167 | The Workers’ Sports Movement, G. W. Sinfield |
| Page 172 | Marx and the Labour Parliament of 1854, Reg. Groves |
| Page 177 | The Speech of the Prosecutor in the Meerut Case |
| Page 184 | World of Labour:—The Textile Situation in the U.S.A.—The Fight against Unemployment in Germany—Manifesto of the All-India T.U.C. |
| Page 190 | Correspondence: |
| The Pauls’ Translation of Marx’ Capital |
| Vol. 12 April 1930 No. 4 | |
| Page 195 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE ANTI-SOVIET WAR CAMPAIGN, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 210 | The Economic and Political Crisis, R. Page Arnot |
| Page 220 | The Struggle Ahead of Us, Harry Pollitt |
| Page 226 | Many are made Dizzy by Successes, J. Stalin |
| Page 232 | Model Statutes for a Collective Farm |
| Page 237 | Prepare for May 1, R. W. Robson |
| Page 242 | The Class Character of the Palestine Rising, J. B. |
| Page 251 | World of Labour:—New South Wales Coal Strike |
| Page 254 | BOOK REVIEW: |
| Marxian Economics applied to Conditions To-day, W. H. W. |
| Vol. 12 May 1930 No. 5 | |
| Page 259 | Notes of the Month: |
| MAY DAY AND THE WORLD ECONOMIC CRISIS, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 267 | Some Lessons of the Woollen Textile Struggle, Clemens Dutt |
| Page 278 | The Unemployed and May Day, Hugo Rathbone |
| Page 290 | The Fight of the Engineering Workers, J. R. Scott |
| Page 298 | Folded Arms!, Reg. Groves |
| Page 305 | War and the National Question, N. Lenin |
| Page 316 | World of Labour:—U.S.A. |
| Page 318 | BOOK REVIEW: |
| The Early Intellectual Development of Karl Marx, H. C. S. |
| Vol. 12 June 1930 No. 6 | |
| Page 323 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE INDIAN NATIONAL REVOLUTION, Clemens Dutt | |
| Page 334 | The Woollen Strike and the Struggle for Power, John A. Mahon |
| Page 339 | Finance-Capital and the Coal Bill, D. J. Parsons |
| Page 348 | The World Crisis in Textiles, Freda Utley |
| Page 356 | The Revolt in Haiti, George Padmore |
| Page 367 | The Negro Question, P. G. |
| Page 373 | World of Labour:—Indo-China—The Revolt of Yen Bay |
| Page 375 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Building Socialism in the Workers’ State, Maurice H. Dobb | |
| A Gentile’s Survey of Zionism, R.F. Bridgeman | |
| The Communist Manifesto, Reg. Groves |
| Vol. 12 July 1930 No. 7 | |
| Page 387 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE SIMON COMMISSION REPORT, R. Page Arnot | |
| Page 404 | The Economic Crisis of British Imperialism, William Rust |
| Page 413 | Who is this Gandhi?, Shapurji Saklatvala |
| Page 418 | The Place of the Peasantry in the Indian Revolution, Hugo Rathbone |
| Page 429 | The Growth of the Indian Strike Movement, 1919-29, Percy Glading |
| Page 435 | Strike Experiences of the British Minority Movement, John A. Mahon |
| Page 442 | World of Labour:—India—Indo-China—France |
| Vol. 12 August 1930 No. 8 | |
| Page 451 | “Disarmament”, N. Lenin |
| Page 461 | The Present Crisis and the Move Towards War, L. Madyar |
| Page 470 | The Intelligentsia and the War, Hugo Rathbone |
| Page 486 | Modern Aeroplanes and the Next War, T. H. Wintringham |
| Page 492 | “Preparedness” in the Border States, G. Allen Hutt |
| Page 498 | The Attack on the German Workers, F. Heckert |
| Page 503 | World of Labour:—Finland—Spain |
| Page 507 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| An Intimate Appreciation of Lenin, Wm. Gallacher | |
| “Wilkes and Liberty”, Reg. Groves |
| Vol. 12 September 1930 No. 9 | |
| Page 515 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE NEW EMPIRE SOCIALISM, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 530 | The Empire “Solution” for Unemployment, R. Page Arnot |
| Page 539 | Faked Indian Statistics as Imperialist Propaganda Chattopadhyaya |
| Page 546 | Lessons of the Seamen’s Struggle, Maurice Ferguson |
| Page 555 | “The General Election in Canada, Stewart Smith |
| Page 558 | A Revolutionary Municipal Policy, B. Mcintosh |
| Page 565 | World of Labour:—Australia—A Year of the Labour Movement |
| Page 569 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| About a Certain “Experiment in Autobiography”, M. Pokrovsky | |
| The Early Correspondence of Marx and Engels, L.F.W. |
| Vol. 12 October 1930 No. 10 | |
| Page 579 | Notes of the Month: |
| TOWARDS UNITED WORKERS’ ADVANCE, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 592 | The Nottingham Trades Union Congress, Harry Pollitt |
| Page 603 | The Meaning of the Labour Party Conference, William Rust |
| Page 609 | Australia Under Orders, Hugo Rathbone |
| Page 617 | The New Theatre in the Soviet Union, Tom Thomas |
| Page 625 | The National Question in the U.S.S.R., J. Stalin |
| Page 632 | World of Labour:—The French Textile Strike—The Mutiny in Meerut Jail—The Labour Movement in Indo-China |
| Page 638 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Building Socialism in Soviet Turkestan, Clemens Dutt | |
| Adventures of a Revolutionary “Hobo”, E.C.R. |
| Vol. 12 November 1930 No. 11 | |
| Page 643 | Notes of the Month: |
| FASCISM, EMPIRE AND THE LABOUR PARTY, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 657 | Parties and Policies in Britain, William Rust |
| Page 663 | Danger Ahead, Stewart Purkis |
| Page 670 | Soviet Dumping and the Wheat Pools, Dan Richards |
| Page 676 | Canada and the Empire, A. Morgan |
| Page 684 | Writers on Soviet Russia, Marice H. Dobb |
| Page 689 | The Working Class and the Novel, Harold Heslop |
| Page 693 | World of Labour:—Seamen’s International—Spain—China |
| Page 699 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| The Dotage of the Hammonds, Reg. Groves | |
| A Humanitarian Economist, H.R. |
| Vol. 12 December 1930 No. 12 | |
| Page 707 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE NEW POLITICAL SITUATION, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 720 | The Indian Round-Table Conference, Shapurji Saklatvala |
| Page 725 | The Soviet Farm-Worker, Joan Beauchamp |
| Page 733 | The Crime of R101, T. H. Wintringham |
| Page 739 | Canada and the Imperial Conference, Leslie Morris |
| Page 745 | The New Wave of Revolt in Egypt, J.B. (Jerusalem) |
| Page 750 | World of Labour:—Palestine |
| Page 753 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Engels as Pioneer of Scientific Socialism, H.C.S. | |
| Militant Materialism, G. A. Hutt |
| Vol. 13 January 1931 No. 1 | |
| Page 3 | Notes of the Month: |
| 1931 AND WAR, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 17 | South Wales and the Miners’ Struggle, Garfield Williams |
| Page 29 | The Communist Party and the Whitechapel By-Election, Harry Pollitt |
| Page 35 | The Mosley Manifesto, William Rust |
| Page 41 | Parasitic Decay of British Imperialism, Hugo Rathbone |
| Page 54 | The Meaning of Militant Materialism, N. Lenin |
| Page 63 | World of Labour:—Spain |
| Vol. 13 February 1931 No. 2 | |
| Page 67 | Notes of the Month: |
| EITHER—OR, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 86 | The Indian Round-Table Conference, Shapurji Saklatvala |
| Page 93 | Impressions of South Wales, Tom Mann |
| Page 95 | The Fight against Imperialism, R. Bridgeman |
| Page 100 | Crisis—Conflict—Counter Offensive, William Joss |
| Page 103 | British Finance-Capital in West Africa, George Padmore |
| Page 117 | Strike Struggles in Australia, L. Sharkey |
| Page 123 | World of Labour:—International Miners—Germany |
| Page 126 | BOOK REVIEW: |
| The Workers Plan their Industry, H.C.S. |
| Vol. 13 March 1931 No. 3 | |
| Page 131 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE INTERNATIONAL SITUATION, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 147 | We must become Masters of Technique, J. Stalin |
| Page 155 | The Workers’ Counter Offensive, William Rust |
| Page 162 | The Cotton Weavers’ Struggle and Victory, H. Lee |
| Page 169 | Engineering Workers, Be Prepared!, Jack Tanner |
| Page 175 | Lessons of the Strike in South Wales, Ben Francis |
| Page 183 | In Memory of the Paris Commune, V. I. Lenin |
| Page 187 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Boughton on Bach, E.C.R. | |
| The Broadcasting Babble Machine, B.W. |
| Vol. 13 April 1931 No. 4 | |
| Page 195 | Notes of the Month: |
| LEFT SOCIALISM AND COMMUNISM, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 215 | On the Eve of the Charter Convention, Harry Pollitt |
| Page 221 | Organising “Slave Labour” in Britain, Fred Douglas |
| Page 228 | Social Democracy and War on the Soviet Union, G. Allen Hutt |
| Page 237 | Forced Labour in Africa, George Padmore |
| Page 248 | British Workers and the World “Spartakiade”, Vic Farrant |
| Page 252 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| The Up-to-Date Fabian, Reg. Groves | |
| The Anti-War Movement during the World War, R.P. |
| Vol. 13 May 1931 No. 5 | |
| Page 259 | Notes of the Month: |
| INDIA, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 275 | The I.L.P. and “Moscow” Methods, Hugo Rathbone |
| Page 283 | The Workers’ Charter Convention, John A. Mahon |
| Page 287 | Revolt on the Railways, “Railworker” |
| Page 292 | “Disarmament” and the Coming War, G. Allen Hutt |
| Page 300 | From Fascism to Communism, Lieut. D. Scheringer |
| Page 303 | The Indian National Congress, V. Chattopadhyaya |
| Page 308 | Labour Imperialism and East Africa, George Padmore |
| Page 315 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Marxism and Military Science, T. B. | |
| “Who will Destroy Whom”—Socialism or Capitalism, G. Allen Hutt |
| Vol. 13 June 1931 No. 6 | |
| Page 323 | Notes of the Month: |
| WAR MANOEUVRES, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 339 | Which Way Out of the Crisis?, William Rust |
| Page 344 | Indian Mill-Owners Cry Halt!, Bernard Houghton |
| Page 352 | Recent Events in Australia, Dan Richards |
| Page 358 | The Attack on the Engineers, Edmund Frow |
| Page 366 | Labour Imperialism and East Africa, George Padmore |
| Page 374 | Marxism and the National Problem, J. Stalin |
| Page 381 | World of Labour:—Burma |
| Page 383 | BOOK REVIEW: |
| Population Theory and the Class Struggle, J. R. S. |
| Vol. 13 July 1931 No. 7 | |
| Frontispiece: The LABOUR MONTHLY in the May Day Demonstration, 1931 | |
| Page 387 | An Appeal Page |
| Page 389 | Notes of the Month: |
| 1921-1931, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 406 | Messages of Greeting |
| Page 412 | The Struggle for the Masses in Britain, A. Lozovsky |
| Page 415 | British Economy and the Task of the LABOUR MONTHLY, E. Varga |
| Page 417 | Ten Years, R. Page Arnot |
| Page 427 | Cartoon |
| Page 428 | A Decade of British Workers’ Struggle, William Rust |
| Page 431 | Cartoon |
| Page 432 | Ten Years of Economic Crisis, Hugo Rathbone |
| Page 440 | The Royal Commission on Unemployment, William Gallacher |
| Page 444 | Socialism versus the Labour Government, Joseph Southall |
| Page 447 | Marx on Kautsky (with facsimile of Marx’ letter) |
| Page 453 | Bourgeois History and Historical Materialism, D. S. Mirsky |
| Page 460 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Lessons of the Paris Commune, H. C. S. | |
| The Idealism of Industrial Peace, Rail Group |
| Vol. 13 August 1931 No. 8 | |
| Page 467 | Notes of the Month: |
| WORLD CRISIS AND WAR, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 485 | August 1st, 1931, Harry Pollitt |
| Page 491 | The Crisis in Germany, Maurice Dobb |
| Page 499 | World War and Proletarian Revolution, Friedrich Engels |
| Page 502 | The Mining Situation To-day, Ben Francis |
| Page 509 | British Railways and Workers’ Struggle, Geo. Pennington |
| Page 515 | Marxism and the National Problem, J. Stalin |
| Page 521 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| British Imperialism in Ireland, S. M. | |
| The Final Stage of Karl Kautsky, G. Allen Hutt | |
| A Typical British Trade Union, Reg. Groves |
| Vol. 13 September 1931 No. 9 | |
| Page 533 | Notes of the Month: |
| TOWARDS NATIONAL COALITION, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 551 | The Bankruptcy of German Capitalism, J. L. |
| Page 558 | The Metal Workers Face Fresh Struggles, P. Glading |
| Page 566 | Left Wing Socialism and Communism: |
| The I.L.P. and the Labour Party, Thomas Murray | |
| Where does the I.L.P. stand?, “S.” | |
| Page 573 | The Congress of Vienna, G. Allen Hutt |
| Page 580 | Bernard Shaw, A. Lunacharsky |
| Page 583 | Marxism and the National Problem, J. Stalin |
| Page 588 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| The Theory of the State, G. Allen Hutt | |
| The Socialisation of Agriculture, H. W. G. |
| Vol. 13 October 1931 No. 10 | |
| Page 597 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE GREAT TURNING POINT, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 616 | The Charter Fight against all Cuts, Harry Pollitt |
| Page 624 | Britain and American Finance-Capital, Karl Radek |
| Page 629 | British Imperialism at Bay, Hugo Rathbone |
| Page 636 | The Second Round-Table Conference, Shapurji Saklatvala |
| Page 643 | Aerial Supremacy, Tom Lincoln (Tom Wintringham) |
| Page 649 | The Philosophical Discussion in the C.P.S.U. in 1930-31, D. S Mirsky |
| Vol. 13 November 1931 No. 11 | |
| Page 661 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE MASS STRUGGLE AFTER THE ELECTION, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 684 | The Struggle and the Factories, J. Shields |
| Page 689 | Left Wing Socialism and Communism: |
| Money and the I.L.P., Hugo Rathbone | |
| Page 702 | Marx and Darwin, E. Kolman |
| Page 706 | Marxism and the National Problem, J. Stalin |
| Page 713 | World of Labour:—Britain—Germany—France—Italy |
| Vol. 13 December 1931 No. 12 | |
| Page 723 | Our Conference |
| Page 725 | Notes of the Month: |
| NEW PROBLEMS, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 739 | British Workers and the War in Manchuria, George Hardy |
| Left Wing Socialism and Communism: | |
| Page 747 | The Opposition in the I.L.P., William Rust |
| Page 756 | The I.L.P. Waits to See, B. J. Boothroyd |
| Page 759 | Organising the Fight against the Means Test, B. Woolley |
| Page 766 | Tariffs and the Working Class, A. MacGregor |
| Page 777 | The Workers Welfare League of India, K. S. Bhat |
| Page 780 | Marxism and the National Problem, J. Stalin |
| Page 785 | BOOK REVIEW: |
| The Anti-Imperialist Review, A. E. H. |
| Vol. 14 January 1932 No. 1 | |
| Page 5 | Notes of the Month: |
| 1932, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 16 | Concerning Our Revolution, V. I. Lenin |
| Page 20 | The Government of Hunger and War, William Joss |
| Page 25 | The Cotton Workers’ Fight, Ted Ainley |
| Page 34 | Left Socialism and Communism: |
| The I.L.P. is Social-Democracy, N. C. Soderland | |
| Page 40 | Growing Revolt in Japan, Nakata |
| Page 47 | Intellectual Freedom and Communism, R. Rolland and A. Lunachaesky |
| Page 52 | Report of Our Conference |
| Page 60 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| The Revolutionary Workers’ Struggle in History, H. C. S. | |
| An Old Established Firm, W. R. | |
| The Truth about the I.L.O., G. Allen Hutt |
| Vol. 14 February 1932 No. 2 | |
| Page 69 | The Labour Monthly Conference—A Review |
| Page 83 | After the Labour Monthly Conference |
| I. Conference Impressions and Ideas, Len Kaye | |
| II. R.P. DUTT’S Opening Letter to the Conference | |
| Page 87 | The Indian Masses Move Forward D. P. R. Gunawardena |
| Page 93 | The Fourth Year of the Five-Year Plan, N. Ossinsky |
| Page 98 | British Freedom, T. H. Wintringham |
| Page 103 | The Sharpening Struggle in Canada, Sam Carr |
| Page 113 | The Outlook of Bertrand Russell, D. S. Mirsky |
| Page 120 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| The Economic Position of Japan, N. N. | |
| Baron Allen of Hurtwood, W. R. | |
| Roy Repudiates his Past, K. A. W. | |
| Another British “Marxist”, J. R. S. | |
| The Shadow and the Reality in China, A. D. | |
| A Lenin Bibliography, G. Allen Hutt |
| Vol. 14 March 1932 No. 3 | |
| Page 133 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE WAR-PHASE OF THE WORLD CRISIS, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 158 | March 8th, 1932, N. Krupskaya |
| Page 162 | Trade Unions and the Fight, Harry Pollitt |
| Page 170 | Recent Economic Struggles and their Lessons, J. R. Campbell |
| Page 177 | A Chinese Worker’s Letter |
| Page 180 | Medicine in the Service of the Bourgeoisie, David I. Frost |
| Page 187 | A Vital Sphere of Leninist Theory, G. Allen Hutt |
| Vol. 14 April 1932 No. 4 | |
| Page 197 | Lenin’s Letter on the Hague Peace Conference |
| Page 202 | The Imperialist War—Is Britain Neutral?, William Rust |
| Page 208 | The Imperialist War-Makers and the Anti-Imperialist Struggle, Clemens Dutt |
| Page 217 | An Interview with Gandhi, Charles Petrasch |
| Page 225 | Imperialism “Tackles” the Indian Problem, K. Milani |
| Page 235 | From Cosgrave to De Valera, Sean Murray |
| Page 240 | Class against Class on May Day, Emile Burns |
| Page 243 | The Second Five-Year Plan, J. R. Shanley |
| Page 249 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| A Study of the World’s Negro Toilers, H. R. | |
| The Prince Calls Up the Youth Reserves, M. R. | |
| An Open Conflict Inevitable, R. S. | |
| Flights of Fact, N.W.F.Z. | |
| A Working Class Writer’s Journal from Polish Ukraine, S. I. |
| Vol. 14 May 1932 No. 5 | |
| Page 261 | The War Crisis |
| R.P. Dutt’s Letter to the Second LABOUR MONTHLY Conference | |
| Page 270 | Cartoon |
| Page 271 | The Defence of the Fatherland, N. Lenin |
| Page 277 | The War Front in the West, R. Bridgeman |
| Page 284 | Cartoon |
| Page 285 | The League of War, William Joss |
| Page 290 | The War and the Social Democrats, T. H. Wintringham |
| Page 296 | Cartoon |
| Page 297 | The War and the Pacifists, Gore Graham |
| Page 306 | The War and the Unemployed, Wal Hannington |
| Page 309 | The Tolerant Revolutionaries, H. Lee |
| Page 313 | “Left Imperialism” and the Negro Toilers, George Padmore |
| Page 320 | The Second LABOUR MONTHLY Conference |
| Page 326 | World of Labour:—U.S.A.—Poland |
| Page 330 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Social Democracy Prepares for War, J. R. S. | |
| Aldous Huxley Makes Munitions, J. P. D. | |
| A Corner Store of Bolshevism, G. Allen Hutt | |
| “Industrial Peace”, G. Allen Hutt |
| Vol. 14 June 1932 No. 6 | |
| Page 339 | Notes of the Month: |
| A CRITICAL HOUR, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 356 | The War Front in the East, J. R. Shanley |
| Page 362 | Ottawa and the Drive to War, Hugo Rathbone |
| Page 369 | The Miners’ Fight for Seven Hours, Ed. Laughlin |
| Page 377 | The First Bolshevik Workers’ Daily, Stephen Garry |
| Page 383 | Mr. Wells Shows His Class, D. S. Mirsky |
| Page 388 | Medicine in the Service of the Bourgeoisie: |
| I. A Further Contribution, E. A. Fidler | |
| II. A Reply, David I. Frost | |
| Page 395 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| A Revolutionary Attitude to Religion, J. Y. | |
| An Insoluble Problem—for Capitalism, E. B. | |
| An Italian Traitor Surveys his Handiwork, T. B. | |
| Potemkin and Invergordon, Len Wincott |
| Vol. 14 July 1932 No. 7 | |
| Page 405 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE BURNING QUESTION OF WORKING-CLASS UNITY, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 424 | Advancing the Fight of the Unemployed, William Gallacher |
| Page 430 | Germany at the Cross Roads, J. R. Campbell |
| Page 439 | The Economic Situation of the German Peasantry, Paul Massing |
| Page 450 | Kuomintang versus Soviets, A. Y. |
| Page 459 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| A Revolutionary Attitude to Religion, J. Y. | |
| An Insoluble Problem—for Capitalism, E. B. | |
| An Italian Traitor Surveys his Handiwork, T. B. |
| Vol. 14 August 1932 No. 8 | |
| Page 467 | Notes of the Month: |
| ANTI-WAR DAY AND THE UNITED FRONT—LAUSANNE, GENEVA AND THE WAR CRISIS—THE OTTAWA CONFERENCE—THE I.L.P. CONFERENCE AT BRADFORD, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 482 | The Bradford I.L.P. Conference and After, Harry Pollitt |
| Page 491 | The War on Ireland, William Rust |
| Page 497 | Modern Weapons and Warfare, T. H. Wintringham |
| Page 505 | 1914-1932: To War Under Social Democracy!, N. C. Soderland |
| Page 511 | The Struggles of the Cotton Workers, A Cotton Worker |
| Page 514 | Kuomintang versus Soviets, A. Y. |
| Page 521 | World of Labour |
| BRITAIN: LABOUR MONTHLY Conference | |
| BELGIUM: The General Strike in the Mining Area |
| Vol. 14 September 1932 No. 9 | |
| Page 533 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE I.L.P. AND REVOLUTION, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 563 | The I.L.P.—Has It Really Changed?, J. R. Campbell |
| Page 571 | The Future of the I.L.P., An Ex-I.L.P.er |
| Page 577 | The Newcastle Congress, W. Allen |
| Page 583 | On Our Strategy and Tactics in Struggle against Fascism, Ernst Thaelmann |
| Page 591 | BOOK REVIEW: |
| Lenin and the Conquest of Power, G. C. S. |
| Vol. 14 October 1932 No. 10 | |
| Page 595 | Notes of the Month: |
| NEWCASTLE, LEICESTER AND THE RISING WAVE OF STRUGGLE, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 615 | Retreating from Communism?, Andrew Rothstein |
| Page 623 | I.L.P. “Revolutionary Policy”—Discussion: |
| I. The Position of the I.L.P., Joesph Southall | |
| II. Converging Tracks?, W. Graham | |
| Page 627 | The Strike of the Belgian Miners, William Zak |
| Page 633 | Theology and Science in the Period of Capitalist Decline, Gore Graham |
| Page 643 | Marx and Engels on Ireland, T. A. Jackson |
| Page 649 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| The Hesitant Materialist, Clemens Hutt | |
| The Inventions of Mr. Maxton, G. Allen Hutt |
| Vol. 14 November 1932 No. 11 | |
| Page 659 | Notes of the Month: |
| TERRORISM, MASS STRUGGLE AND MILITANT UNITY, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 676 | Fifteen Years of Soviet Power, R. W. Robson |
| Page 681 | Dictatorship of the Proletariat and Britain, Bob McIlhone |
| Page 686 | The Strike of the Belgian Miners (concluded), William Zakn |
| Page 692 | “Revolutionary Policy”—Discussion: |
| I. The Revolutionary Policy Committee and its Tasks, Len Marks | |
| II. A Definition of “Revolutionary Policy”, Cyril Butler | |
| III. The I.L.P. and Revolution, A Former Maxtonite | |
| Page 702 | British Scientists and the World Crisis, B. Sc. |
| Page 710 | Marx and Engels on Ireland, pt. II. |
| Page 716 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Capitalist Housing and How to Fight it, D. G. | |
| Misleading Humbug, N. C. S. | |
| A Manual of World Revolution, S. G. |
| Vol. 14 December 1932 No. 12 | |
| Page 723 | Notes of the Month: |
| LESSONS OF THE COMMUNIST CONGRESS, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 737 | The Communist Party Congress, William Rust |
| Page 743 | Preparing Strike Action on the Railways, E. Woolley |
| Page 749 | The Struggles of the Unemployed, Pat Devine |
| Page 755 | I.L.P. “Revolutionary Policy”—Discussion : |
| I. Revolution and Political Realism, J. Middleton Murray | |
| Editorial Reply | |
| II. Is There a Revolutionary Policy in the I.L.P.?, P. L. Dooley | |
| Page 765 | The Communal Award and Gandhi, Bernard Houghton |
| Page 769 | Marx and Engels on Ireland, pt. III. |
| Page 776 | BOOK REVIEW: |
| A Doctor who does not Diagnose, P. G. B. |
| Vol. 15 January 1933 No. 1 | |
| Page 3 | Notes of the Month: |
| 1933 AND ANGLO-AMERICAN ANTAGONISM, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 23 | The Manoeuvres of the T.U.C., Harry Pollitt |
| Page 31 | I.L.P. “Revolutionary Policy”—Discussion: |
| I. The Present Position of the I.L.P., Jack Gaster | |
| II. The Dilemma of I.L.P. Revolutionaries, D. Edwards | |
| Page 40 | Materialism and the Concept of Behaviour, L. H. |
| Page 46 | Modern Weapons and Revolution, T. H. Wintringham |
| Page 53 | Marx and Engels on Ireland IV. |
| Page 61 | BOOK REVIEW: |
| The Philosophic Problem of Science, H. C. S. |
| Vol. 15 February 1933 No. 2 | |
| Page 67 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE FIGHT FOR SOCIALISM AND THE DAILY STRUGGLE, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 84 | Dialectical Materialism and Natural Science, Clemens Dutt |
| Page 96 | The Meerut Sentences, R. Page Arnot |
| Page 102 | War and the Partition of China, R. Bridgeman |
| Page 111 | How the League of Nations Works, An Eye-Witness |
| Page 116 | Imperialism and the Split in Socialism, N. Lenin |
| Page 126 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| A Typical British Viceroy, S. S. | |
| Trade Unions in the U.S.S.R., D. R. |
| Vol. 15 March 1933 No. 3 | |
| Page 133 | Notes of the Month: |
| MARXISM AFTER FIFTY YEARS, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 163 | An Introduction to Marx and Engels, V. Adoratski |
| Page 170 | How Lenin Studied Marx, N. Krupskaya |
| Page 182 | Ideology in General, Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels |
| Page 189 | The Future of the Rank and File Movements, J. R. Campbell |
| Page 196 | I.L.P. “Revolutionary Policy”—Discussion: |
| I. Editorial Statement and LABOUR MONTHLY Conference Announcement | |
| II. The Twenty-One Conditions of Admission to the Communist International | |
| III. The Marxism of the I.L.P., Bob McIlhone |
| Vol. 15 April 1933 No. 4 | |
| Page 211 | Notes of the Month: |
| UNITED FRONT AND REVOLUTIONARY UNITY, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 238 | The I.L.P. Conference, William Rust |
| Page 244 | The Belfast Railway Strike, William Cowe |
| Page 170 | The German Situation, R. F. Andrews |
| Page 257 | World of Labour: |
| BRITAIN: | |
| LABOUR MONTHLY Conference on Revolutionary Policy | |
| I. R.P. Dutt’s Letter | |
| II. Report of Conference | |
| INTERNATIONAL: For the United Front against Fascism! | |
| Page 270 | BOOK REVIEW: |
| Lenin and the Masses, Harry Pollitt |
| Vol. 15 May 1933 No. 5 | |
| Page 275 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE FIGHT AGAINST FASCISM, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 302 | The Ford Strikers Win a Victory, C. Berridge |
| Page 306 | The Struggle in the South African Gold Mines, A South African Worker |
| Page 314 | Medical Research for Hunger and War, D. R. Mortimer |
| Page 324 | A Discussion of Dialectical Materialism, E. F. Carritt |
| Page 330 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| The Loot of China—Two Recipes, L. N. R. | |
| “Snobbery with Violence”, J. B. | |
| An Ignorant Account of Soviet Agriculture, J. B. | |
| Who were the Molly Maguires?, A.B.F.W. |
| Vol. 15 June 1933 No. 6 | |
| Page 339 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE INTERNATIONAL SITUATION, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 358 | Revision of the Versailles Treaty, Karl Radek |
| Page 365 | The World Economic Conference, Hugo Rathbone |
| Page 379 | Revolutionary Trade Unionism in Action, E. Woolley |
| Page 383 | A Discussion of Dialectical Materialism, E. F. Carritt |
| Page 392 | Marx and Engels on India, pt. I |
| Vol. 15 July 1933 No. 7 | |
| Page 403 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE INTERNATIONAL UNITED FRONT CAMPAIGN, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 422 | Towards a United Revolutionary Party, William Rust |
| Page 431 | A Strike under Rank-and-File Leadership, Tom Roberts |
| Page 436 | The German Trade Unions in the “Third Empire”, Max Petersen |
| Page 441 | A Discussion of Dialectical Materialism: |
| I., P. A. Sloan | |
| II., LL. Thomas | |
| III., Prof. H. Levy | |
| Page 453 | Marx and Engels on India, pt. II. |
| Page 458 | World of Labour: |
| INTERNATIONAL: Documents on the United Front | |
| (Announcement on opposite page) |
| Vol. 15 August 1933 No. 8 | |
| Page 469 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE WORLD ECONOMIC CONFERENCE AND WAR, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 488 | From Bernstein to Hitler, Fritz Heckert |
| Page 494 | The I.L.P. and the Comintern, Bob Edwards |
| Page 498 | Unity versus the Manoeuvres of Citrine & Co., John A. Mahon |
| Page 503 | A Discussion of Dialectical Materialism: |
| I., J. M. Hay | |
| II., T. A. Jackson | |
| Page 512 | Marx and Engels on India, pt. III. |
| Page 518 | World of Labour: |
| IRELAND: Manifesto of the Communist Party of Ireland | |
| Page 270 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Small Storehouses of Leninism, A London Street Cell | |
| One More Attempt to Patch It Up, “Bill the Busman” | |
| The Rural Background of Socialist Construction, G. Allen Hutt | |
| Who Shall Set Asunder?, Sh. S. |
| Vol. 15 September 1933 No. 9 | |
| Page 531 | The Trades Union Congress, Fascism and War, J. R. Campbell |
| Page 543 | Roosevelt’s New Deal, R. Page Arnot |
| Page 552 | “Social-Credit” and the Petit-Bourgeoisie, Maurice Dobb |
| Page 558 | For German Working-Class Unity! |
| Page 568 | Dialectical Materialism and Communism, Rudas |
| Page 578 | Marx and Engels on the British Working-Class Movement |
| (Announcement on opposite page) |
| Vol. 15 October 1933 No. 10 | |
| Page 597 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE LABOUR MOVEMENT AND FASCISM, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 618 | Dictatorship at Brighton and Hastings, J. R. Campbell |
| Page 627 | The Assyrians in Iraq, R. Bridgeman |
| Page 633 | Dialectical Materialism and Communism (concluded), Rudas |
| Page 645 | Marx and Engels on the British Working-Class Movement, 1879-95, pt. II. |
| Page 270 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| An Approach to Marxist Philosophy, J. G. | |
| Ammunition on the Five Year Plan, Jas. B. |
| Vol. 15 November 1933 No. 11 | |
| Page 661 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE INTERNATIONAL, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 664 | To Friends of THE LABOUR MONTHLY |
| Page 667 | The New Attack and the Need for Unity, Harry Pollitt |
| Page 684 | Is Queen Anne Dead?, N. B. Hunter |
| Page 691 | The Gold Rush in Kenya, J. Kenyatta |
| Page 684 | A Decade of China—1922-1932, G.L. Pu |
| Page 257 | World of Labour: |
| GREAT BRITAIN: Documents on the United Front | |
| Page 270 | BOOK REVIEW: |
| Marxism and Economic Geography, J. R. S. |
| Vol. 15 December 1933 No. 12 | |
| Page 725 | Notes of the Month: |
| WAR AND THE LABOUR PARTY, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 744 | Roosevelt Takes Up the Gauntlet, Hugo Rathbone |
| Page 753 | The Events in Bechuanaland, “African” |
| Page 761 | Trotsky on the Russian Revolution, Andrew Rothstein |
| Page 771 | A Note on the Falsification of Engels’ Preface to Marx’s “Class Struggles in France”, R. Palme Dutt |
| Vol. 16 January 1934 No. 1 | |
| Page 5 | Notes of the Month: |
| AFTER TEN YEARS, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 25 | Lenin, J. Stalin |
| Page 32 | Features of the Labour Movement, V. I. Lenin |
| Page 36 | The Meaning of the New Unemployment Bill, Wal Hannington |
| Page 44 | A Robbery of the Public, Barry Dubow |
| Page 48 | The Irish Labour Party and Fascism, Brian O’Neill |
| Page 53 | World of Labour: |
| GREAT BRITAIN: Documents on the United Front | |
| Page 57 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| From 1844 to 1934, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Religion and Communism, R. W. B. | |
| A Bolshevik at Work, G. W. M. |
| Vol. 16 February 1934 No. 2 | |
| Page 69 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE NATIONAL MARCH AND CONGRESS, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 85 | The Powder Magazine in the Far East, W. M. Holmes |
| Page 90 | Towards the I.L.P. Easter Conference |
| I.—Trends in the I.L.P., Eric Whalley | |
| II.—The International Question, “Observer” | |
| Page 101 | Crisis and the Way Forward in Woollens, D. Wilson |
| Page 109 | Strike Struggles in Birmingham, Sam Shelton |
| Page 114 | American Farmers Ride into Action, Josephine Herbst |
| Page 120 | Marx and Engels on the British Working-Class Movement, 1879-1895—IV |
| Page 127 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| The Youth in Two Worlds, A. J. W. | |
| Dictatorship and the Commune, D. G. |
| Vol. 16 March 1934 No. 3 | |
| Page 131 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE I.L.P. CHOICE, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 144 | A Poem—The Test, T. H. Wintringham |
| Page 145 | General Strike and Uprising in Austria, H. Rathbone |
| Page 153 | Stavisky—A Portent, Frank Jellinek |
| Page 161 | Who Fights Against Starvation?, E. Woolley |
| Page 165 | Successes in the Scottish Miners’ Struggles, Abe Moffatt |
| Page 173 | The Background in India, Ben Bradley |
| Page 178 | William Morris versus the Morris Myth, R. Page Arnot |
| Page 185 | Marx and Engels on the British Working-Class Movement, 1879-1895—V |
| Vol. 16 April 1934 No. 4 | |
| Page 195 | Notes of the Month: |
| WITHER 1934?, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 220 | After the Congress of Action, William Rust |
| Page 225 | The Congress of Action and Youth in Industry, John Gollan |
| Page 233 | Austria and the Art of Insurrection, Thomas Allen |
| Page 239 | China and the Policy of the Kuomintang, Lao Liu |
| Page 245 | The Struggle against Fascism, A. Layne |
| Page 249 | Marx and Engels on the British Working-Class Movement, 1879-1895—VI |
| Page 254 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Morris Biographized, R. Palme Dutt | |
| A Very Superficial Survey, G. Allen Hutt | |
| More than a Guide Book, G. Allen Hutt |
| Vol. 16 May 1934 No. 5 | |
| Page 259 | Notes of the Month: |
| MAY DAY, 1934, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 273 | The Conference of the I.L.P. and After, Eric Whalley |
| Page 280 | Towards the Counter-Offensive, John A. Mahon |
| Page 287 | Speeding Up Engineering To-day, Arthur Edgar Upton |
| Page 295 | Railways and the Struggle Against Fascism, R. Darwen |
| Page 303 | Terror in Cyprus, Evdoros Joannides |
| Page 308 | Marx and Engels on the British Working-Class Movement, 1879-1895—VII |
| (Including Engels on the first May Day in Britain) | |
| Page 314 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| British Fascism, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Metal Fatigue—or Sabotage?, A. J. W. | |
| The Plaint of a Social Fascist, R. S. |
| Vol. 16 June 1934 No. 6 | |
| Page 325 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE RACE TO WAR, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 341 | The May Day Strike at Lucas, E. Woolley |
| Page 346 | The Struggle of the Indian Textile Workers, M. Singh |
| Page 353 | Letter to the Austrian Workers, Georgi Dimitrov |
| Page 365 | The Bankruptcy of Trotskyism, L. Magyar |
| Page 373 | Now They are Madmen, Ilya Ehrenbourg |
| Page 380 | Marx and Engels on the British Working-Class Movement, 1879-1895—VIII |
| Vol. 16 July 1934 No. 7 | |
| Page 387 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE ANTI-FASCIST FRONT, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 403 | The Meaning of the Sedition Bill, “Barrister-at-Law” |
| Page 413 | The Hays Wharf Strike, John A. Mahon |
| Page 418 | The “New Deal” Swindle, Harry Gannes |
| Page 428 | Japanese Imperialism and the Open Door in China, Yu-Sun |
| Page 432 | “Marxism” in Caricature, R. Palme Dutt |
| Page 440 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| R.P.D. on Fascism and Social Revolution, George Allison | |
| Two Views of Roosevelt, John Strachey | |
| World Communists in Session, B. W. |
| Vol. 16 August 1934 No. 8 | |
| Page 451 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE FIGHT AGAINST WAR, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 465 | A Questionnaire on War: |
| I.—Report and Analysis | |
| II.—Representative Replies | |
| III.—Extracts from other Replies | |
| Page 488 | 1914 and 1934, R. Page Arnot |
| Page 497 | War from the Air, T. H. Wintringham |
| Page 502 | The 30th of June and the Revolutionary Development in Germany, Ernst Henri |
| Vol. 16 September 1934 No. 9 | |
| Page 515 | The Financial Position of the Labour Monthly |
| Page 519 | Notes of the Month: |
| NEW ISSUES, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 536 | The Trades Union Congress and the United Front, John A. Mahon |
| Page 545 | The New Political Perspectives in Germany, Ernst Henri |
| Page 555 | A Questionnaire on War (concluded): |
| I.—Introductory Note | |
| II.—Representative Replies | |
| III.—Extracts from other Replies | |
| Page 563 | Dialectical Materialism and Communism—A Postscript, L. Rudas |
| Page 573 | World of Labour: |
| The United Front Pact between the French Socialist and Communist Parties |
| Vol. 16 October 1934 No. 10 | |
| Page 579 | The Labour Monthly Debt Fund and Guarantee Fund Page |
| Page 583 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE ANTI-FASCIST FRONT, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 599 | The T.U.C., Labour Party and Fascism, J. Shields |
| Page 607 | The Prospects of the Anti-Fascist Struggle, John Strachey |
| Page 613 | The Progress of the Sedition Bill, Ronald Kidd |
| Page 621 | World of Labour: |
| Documents on the United Front in France and Italy | |
| Page 627 | War and the Fighting Instinct, Havelock Ellis |
| Page 629 | Marx and Engels on the British Working-Class Movement, 1879-1895—IX |
| Page 633 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Lenin on Britain, W. R. | |
| Co-operation in the U.S.S.R., G. F. | |
| Problems of Socialist Evasion, P. A. T. |
| Vol. 16 November 1934 No. 11 | |
| Page 643 | Our Financial Appeal |
| Page 647 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE UNITED FRONT AND THE LABOUR PARTY, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 662 | A Threat to Ban the Labour Monthly in South Africa |
| Page 663 | The Labour Party prepares for War, R. F. Andrews |
| Page 675 | The Socialist League. What next?, William Rust |
| Page 680 | The Spanish Civil War, R. Page Arnot |
| Page 686 | The Republican Congress and Ireland’s Fight, J. Shields |
| Page 692 | Dialectical Materialism and Communism—A Postscript |
| I.—A Reply to Rudas, E. Conze | |
| II.—Conze Answered, L. Rudas | |
| Page 696 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Politics of the Socialist League, R. Palme Dutt | |
| How not to Fight War, T. H. Wintringham | |
| A Partial Exposure of Idealism, P. A. S. |
| Vol. 16 December 1934 No. 12 | |
| Page 705 | Our Financial Appeal |
| Page 711 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE FIGHT FOR THE UNITED FRONT, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 728 | The Next Steps in the Fight against Fascism, George Allison |
| Page 735 | Muzzling the League of Youth, John Gollan |
| Page 739 | Councils of Action in Spain, “Special Correspondent” |
| Page 744 | Agriculture and Industry in Ireland, George Gilmore |
| Page 749 | Marx and Engels on the British Working Class Movement, 1879-1895—X |
| Page 757 | BOOK REVIEW: |
| Towards the Misunderstanding of Marx, P. A. S. |
| Vol. 17 January 1935 No. 1 | |
| Page 5 | Notes of the Month: |
| DANGERS AND HOPES FOR 1935, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 20 | The New Deal for India, Reginald Bridgeman |
| Page 30 | A Voice from the Labour Party, H. Brierley |
| Page 32 | Dr. Schacht to the Rescue, R. Brown |
| Page 39 | Agriculture and Industry in Ireland, George Gilmore |
| Page 47 | On the Junius Pamphlet, V. I. Lenin |
| Page 54 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| The Letters of Marx and Engels, R. Page Arnot | |
| At Once a Thinker and a Man of Action, W. R. | |
| India as in Fact it is, Sh. Saklatvala | |
| A Useful Study of Hitlerism, J. Gunther | |
| Page 62 | Our Financial Appeal |
| Vol. 17 February 1935 No. 2 | |
| Page 67 | Our Financial Appeal |
| Page 69 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE COMMUNIST PARTY CONGRESS, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 88 | The Naval Conversations, R. Page Arnot |
| Page 95 | What I Saw in Spain (an interview), Leah Manning |
| Page 99 | Brussels, Leeds and Transport House, E.D. Hunt |
| Page 107 | The New Imperialist Strategy in India, Lester Hutchinson |
| Page 114 | On the Junius Pamphlet (concluded), V.I. Lenin |
| Page 120 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| The War God’s Mercury, Dorothy Woodman | |
| Where They are Curing Crime, D.N. Pritt, K.C. | |
| A Useful Series to all Friends of the U.S.S.R., P. A. S. | |
| Page 127 | List of Past Issues of the LABOUR MONTHLY, containing articles by Marx, Engels and Lenin |
| Vol. 17 March 1935 No. 3 | |
| A Discussion of Trade Union Problems and Policy (see opposite) | |
| Page 133 | The Financial Position of the LABOUR MONTHLY |
| Page 137 | Notes of the Month: |
| NEXT STEPS OF THE UNITED FRONT, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 153 | The National Government in Retreat, Wal Hannington |
| Page 159 | The Communist Party in Congress, Bob McIlhone |
| Page 165 | Fascism Drives to War, Bernard Schultz |
| Page 171 | The Sixty-Six Per Cent. Background to the India Bill, Joan Beauchamp |
| Page 177 | The Meaning of Sydney Hook, L. Rudas |
| Page 185 | BOOK REVIEW: |
| A Critical Appraisal of the Left Review, Alick West | |
| Page 188 | Special Supplement: |
| The Labour Monthly United Front Conference: | |
| I. Introductory Analysis | |
| II. Report of Conference | |
| III. Summary of Conclusions |
| Vol. 17 April 1935 No. 4 | |
| A Second United Front Conference (announcement). (See inside Cover) | |
| Page 203 | A Warning |
| Page 205 | Notes of the Month: |
| WAR MOVES, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 221 | Revolution or Reformism Faces the I.L.P. at Derby, R.F. Andrews |
| Page 227 | The United Front in South Wales, W. Paynter |
| Page 232 | The Cotton Industry and the Fascist Offensive in Lancashire, R. Palme Dutt |
| Page 243 | A Discussion on Trade Union Problems and Policy |
| I. A Union President | |
| II. A Miners’ Lodge Chairman | |
| III. A Railway Branch Secretary | |
| IV. A Durham Lodge Delegate | |
| Page 249 | The Meaning of Sydney Hook (cont.), L. Rudas |
| Page 257 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Dimitrov, Storm Jameson | |
| How it is Done, Bob McLennan | |
| Whitewashing the Disarmament Conference, A. W. | |
| Soviet Drama, Ivor Montagu | |
| Toiler as a Workers’ Playwright, V. W. |
| Vol. 17 May 1935 No. 5 | |
| Page 267 | How to Help the LABOUR MONTHLY |
| Page 269 | Notes of the Month: |
| MAY DAY—BE PREPARED!, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 285 | British Imperialism’s War, “Observer” |
| Page 291 | Mosley and Lancashire, William Rust |
| Page 300 | India’s Fight against the India Bill, M. Muzaffar |
| Page 306 | A Discussion on Trade Union Problems and Policy—II |
| I. A Patternmakers’ Trades Council Delegate | |
| II. A Kent Miners’ Branch President | |
| III. A Yorkshire Miner | |
| IV. A Durham Lodge Chairman | |
| Page 312 | The Meaning of Sydney Hook (concluded), L. Rudas |
| Page 321 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| The Achievements of Chapayev, Tom Mann | |
| Organised Confusion, W. G. | |
| The Obituary of the Times, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Back to “Homecrofting”!, P. G. |
| Vol. 17 June 1935 No. 6 | |
| Page 331 | The LABOUR MONTHLY Appeals to You |
| Page 333 | Notes of the Month: |
| WAR PREPAREDNESS AND THE LABOUR MOVEMENT, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 347 | The I.L.P. at Derby, William Rust |
| Page 353 | Lancashire—A “Desperate” Area, “A Group of Lanchaster Readers” |
| Page 359 | Abyssinia—Italy’s Manchukuo?, J. W. Smith |
| Page 365 | A Discussion on Trade Union Problems and Policy—III |
| I. A Yorkshire Miner | |
| II. A London Labour Councillor | |
| III. A Scottish Pit Inspector | |
| IV. A Clerks Union Branch | |
| V. A National Committee Member | |
| VI. An Engineer’s Branch Secretary | |
| Page 373 | The Second Labour Monthly United Front Conference: |
| I. Introductory Analysis | |
| II. Report of Conference | |
| III. Resolutions | |
| Page 387 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| “Mens Sana in Corpore Sano”, Dr. Somerville Hastings | |
| An Invigorating Interpretation of the Two Worlds, A. W. | |
| A Useful Study of the Jewish Question, H. F. | |
| A Landmark of Marxism, G. Allen Hutt |
| Vol. 17 July 1935 No. 7 | |
| Page 395 | Stabilisation Means—Retreat |
| Page 397 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE GENERAL ELECTION, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 411 | Present Phase of the Arms Race, T. H. Wintringham |
| Page 417 | The Surrender of the Labour Party, John Strachey |
| Page 422 | Manchester and War by W. BLACKBURN (Manchester District Committee, A.E.U.) |
| Page 425 | The T.U.C. and Cotton (An Interview), “A Weavers’ Official” |
| Page 428 | A Discussion on Trade Union Problems and Policy—IV |
| I. An Announcement of a Discussion Conference | |
| II. Contributions to The Discussion | |
| III. A Woman Trade Union Staff Worker | |
| IV. A Tramwayman | |
| V. A Yorkshire Miner | |
| VI. A Railway Clerk’s Delegate | |
| VII. Tom Mann | |
| VIII. A Builders’ Divisional Council Member | |
| IX. A Durham Checkweigher | |
| X. A Trade Union Organiser | |
| Page 440 | Towards the People’s Front in France, “An Observer” |
| Page 445 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| A Valuable Study of the Capitalist Crisis, Emile Burns | |
| Women in the Irish Struggle, V. S. | |
| True to Type, W. R. | |
| Japan on the Road to Fascism, M. B. | |
| History Through Russell’s Spectacles, David Guest |
| Vol. 17 August 1935 No. 8 | |
| Page 459 | The LABOUR MONTHLY Fund |
| Page 461 | Twenty-one Years After, William Rust |
| Page 469 | A Discussion on Trade Union Problems and Policy—V |
| I. Contributions to the Discussion | |
| 1. A Durham Lodge Chairman | |
| 2. A Woodworker | |
| 3. A Distributive Worker | |
| 4. A Postal Worker | |
| 5. A Railway Clerk | |
| 6. A Youth Member of the Clerks | |
| 7. An Upholsterers’ Organiser | |
| 8. A Working Farmer | |
| Page 481 | II. A Preliminary Survey, John Mahon |
| Page 489 | The Fourteenth of July in France—A Documentation |
| Page 493 | West Africa and the Sedition Ordinances, S. R. Wood |
| Page 498 | Frederick Engels, V. I. Lenin |
| Page 506 | Engels and Science, J. D. Bernal |
| Page 514 | BOOK REVIEW: |
| Engels’ Housing Question, E. Regan | |
| Page 517 | Report of the LABOUR MONTHLY Lancashire Conference |
| Vol. 17 September 1935 No. 9 | |
| Page 525 | The Issues before the Trades Union Congress, William Rust |
| Page 532 | Hands Off Abyssinia, J. M. Kenyatta |
| Page 537 | Abyssinia—The Thieves Fall Out, Lester Hutchinson |
| Page 545 | The Strike Movement in Road Passenger Transport, A. J. S. |
| Page 553 | Towards French Trade Union Unity, Ralph Fox |
| Page 558 | Marxism and Education, S. Bodington |
| Page 562 | The I.L.P. and International Socialist Unity, J. Hanson |
| Page 569 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Arms and Men, T. H. Wintringham | |
| Rationalisation and its Effects, C. Hoyle | |
| A Cheap Edition of Dutt’s “Fascism”, W. R. | |
| Story Books for Workers’ Children, Joan Beauchamp | |
| Plekhanov on Dialectical Materialism, O. E. B. | |
| Page 581 | A Reply to Emile Burns, John Strachey |
| Page 587 | Stop Press Report of T.U. Policy Conference |
| Vol. 17 October 1935 No. 10 | |
| Page 587 | A Warning—and the Way Out |
| Page 589 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE NEW EMERGENCY, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 610 | Henri Barbusse: An Obituary |
| Page 611 | The Seventh Congress of the Communist International, Harry Pollitt |
| Page 620 | Abyssinia, Fascist War and the Labour Movement, John Mahon |
| Page 629 | The Margate Trades Union Congress, J. B. Figgins |
| Page 637 | Trade Union Conferences of the Labour Monthly: Report of the Discussions on War and Fascism |
| Page 647 | BOOK REVIEW: |
| The Volcano of the Balkans, Doros Alastos |
| Vol. 17 November 1935 No. 11 | |
| Page 651 | Our Financial Appeal |
| Page 653 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE WAR ELECTION, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 668 | The Socialists, the War and the General Election, J. R. Campbell |
| Page 678 | The Seventh Congress of the Communist International (concluded), Harry Pollitt |
| Page 685 | A Decisive Step to World Trade Union Unity, W. Zak |
| Page 691 | Cotton and the Left: A Reply to the Fascist Quarterly, William Rust |
| Page 697 | The Background to the Canadian Elections, “Canadian Observer” |
| Page 703 | Correspondence: |
| On the Nature of the Capitalist Crisis, “Interested” | |
| Page 707 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| An Indictment of the Government’s Health Policy, “M.D.” | |
| Enthusiastic but Still Lacking Understanding, Alick West | |
| Housing in Manchester, E.R. | |
| A Study of African Dancing, W.F. |
| Vol. 17 December 1935 No. 12 | |
| Page 715 | Notes of the Month: |
| AFTER THE ELECTION, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 732 | British Foreign Policy, R. Page Arnot |
| Page 741 | Why We Broke with the I.L.P., C.K. Cullen |
| Page 747 | Why Rank and File Movements, E.D. Sheehan |
| Page 750 | Henri Barbusse, Andre Marty |
| Page 762 | Correspondence: |
| On the Application of Sanctions | |
| Page 765 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| The Politics of the Fascist War, M.H. Dolph | |
| American Capitalism Analysed, F.M.R | |
| Page 775 | Financial Appeal |
| Vol. 18 January 1936 No. 1 | |
| Page 3 | Notes of the Month: |
| A LANDMARK OF THE BRITISH LABOUR MOVEMENT, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 27 | The Labour Party’s Future, William Rust |
| Page 34 | The Miners’ Struggle in Notts., W.L. Ellis |
| Page 40 | Thieves’ Cant, R. Page Arnot |
| Page 45 | Iceland and British Imperialism, Einar Olgeirsson |
| Page 50 | Backward Europe and Progressive Asia, V.I. Lenin |
| Page 52 | Correspondence: |
| On Cotton and the Left | |
| Page 53 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| The Three Great Crises, John Strachey | |
| The Cotton Industry, H.S. | |
| An Education Contrast, A.F.B. | |
| The Man at the Wheel, W. Zak | |
| “They Might Be Us”, Sylvia Townsend Warner | |
| The Background to the Sino-Japanese Conflict, W. Chang | |
| Page 63 | The Financial Position |
| Vol. 18 February 1936 No. 2 | |
| Page 68 | Shapurji Saklatvala: A Portrait and an Appreciation by the Editor |
| Page 69 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE NEW INTERATATIONAL SITUATION, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 82 | The Fight for Unity in Parliament, William Gallacher, M.P. |
| Page 87 | Problems of Labour Policy, David Freeman, R.F. St. John Reade, E. Shearer, Prof. G.E.G. Catlin |
| Page 97 | The Communist Party and Unity, Harry Pollitt |
| Page 101 | A. A. Purcell: A Champion of Working-Class Unity, John A. Mahon |
| Page 110 | Notes on British Foreign Policy, George Graham |
| Page 120 | The Miners’ Two Bob: A Review, Arthur Horner |
| Page 124 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Breaking New Ground, P. Zinkin | |
| How a Liberal turned to Revolution, P.B. | |
| Social Implications of Modern Genetics, K. | |
| Page 127 | The Financial Appeal: A Record Print to Celebrate! |
| Vol. 18 March 1936 No. 3 | |
| Page 131 | Problems of Labour Policy, Prof. Harold Laski, John Lewis, B. Sc., W. H. Bennett, and the editor of THE ROTHERHITHE LABOUR NEWS |
| Page 140 | Unity in Lancashire, William Rust |
| Page 144 | Some Questions of Unity in France, Maurice Thorez |
| Page 149 | The Anti-Imperialist People’s Front in India, R. Palme Dutt and Ben Bradley |
| Page 161 | The Problem of African Independence, H. Rathbone |
| Page 173 | The Menace to World Peace in Mongolia, “Observer” |
| Page 177 | The Stakhanov Movement, Andrew Rothstein |
| Page 184 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| An Indian on “The October Revolution”, V.D. Chitale | |
| World Unemployment, F.W.B. | |
| Two Working Class Novels, Alick West | |
| Page 191 | A Warning on Finance |
| Vol. 18 April 1936 No. 4 | |
| Page 195 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE LABOUR PARTY DISCUSSION, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 206 | Problems of Labour Policy, R. McKinnon Wood, T.D. Smith, John Morris, and Leonard Wells |
| Page 214 | On the Knife Edge, Aitken Ferguson |
| Page 221 | Tom Mann, G. Allen Hutt |
| Page 227 | Easter Week, 1916, Pat Devine |
| Page 237 | The Problem of African Independence, (concluded)H. Rathbone |
| Page 250 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Revolution and Freedom of Ideas, Montagu Slater | |
| A Human Reforging, Tamara Rust | |
| Wanted a Signpost, D.G. | |
| Page 255 | The Appeal Fund |
| Vol. 18 May 1936 No. 5 | |
| Page 259 | Notes of the Month: |
| BRITAIN AND EUROPE, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 269 | Problems of Labour Policy, George Hicks, M.P. |
| Page 277 | Problems of Trade Unionism in 1936, Arthur Horner |
| Page 282 | Presidential Address to the Indian National Congress, Jawaharlal Nehru |
| Page 295 | A Working-Class Peace Policy, Harry Pollitt |
| Page 316 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Seeking the Cure for Mental Illness, Jonathan Kemp | |
| Unravelling the Tangle, E.B. | |
| Page 319 | The Financial Appeal |
| Vol. 18 June 1936 No. 6 | |
| Page 323 | The Financial Position of the Labour Monthly for 1936 |
| Page 327 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE PEOPLE’S FRONT, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 340 | Problems of Labour Policy, Aneurin Bevan, M.P., Rev. Richard Lee, Councillor A. E. Turpin, G. D. Miller and B. J. Chaplin |
| Page 353 | Problems of Trade Unionism in 1936 |
| I. Rationalisation Problems, J. R. Campbell | |
| II. Printing Trade Questions, Gordon Hicks | |
| Page 364 | The Demand for Colonies, Gore Graham |
| Page 374 | The Significance of the Stakhanov Movement, E. Woolley |
| Page 379 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| A Great Revolutionary Fighter, Tom Quelch | |
| The Oldest British Colony—“A Study of Poverty”, P.G. | |
| Behind the Scenes at Leipzig, W.R. | |
| Facts on the Soviet Union, W.R. |
| Vol. 18 July 1936 No. 7 | |
| Page 387 | Notes of the Month: |
| AFTER FIFTEEN YEARS, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 397 | Fifteen Years of THE LABOUR MONTHLY, John Strachey |
| Page 400 | The Congress of the International Federation of Trade Unions in London, John A. Mahon |
| Page 409 | The Events in Palestine, “British Resident” |
| Page 418 | Problems of Trade Unionism in 1936 |
| I., Bernard Sullivan (Tailors and Garment Workers | |
| II., James Barr (Patternmakers) | |
| III., Ted Hill (Boilermakers) | |
| VI., Norman Wiseman (Typographical Association) | |
| Page 428 | Problems of Labour Policy, Councillor H. Eastwood, Councillor R. Bland, Councillor Gilbert Treacher and L. Franklin-Vaile |
| Page 437 | Engels and Darwin: Letter to Lavrov |
| Page 443 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Living Marxism in Britain, R. Palme Dutt | |
| The Problems of Nutrition, “A Doctor” | |
| Page 454 | The Result of the Special Birthday Appeal |
| Vol. 18 August 1936 No. 8 | |
| Special Peace Campaign Articles | |
| Page 459 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE WORLD PEACE CONGRESS, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 471 | British Labour and the Congress A Message from GEORGE HICKS, M.P. |
| Page 472 | World Trade Unionists and the Struggle for Peace, John A. Mahon |
| Page 476 | British Pro-Fascists at Montreux, Gore Graham |
| Page 481 | For Peace or For Hitler?, Clemens Dutt |
| Page 488 | Problems of Labour Policy, G. R. Strauss, M.P., L.C.C., Councillor Toni Regan, J. C. Daniels and William Rust |
| Page 504 | Problems of Trade Unionism in 1936 |
| I., J. D. Lawrence (Amalgamated Engineering Union) | |
| II., Councillor W. Monslow (Assoc. Society of Engineers and Firemen) | |
| III., A Member of the Railway Clerks’ Association | |
| VI., J. Jacobs (Furnishing Trades Assoc.) | |
| Page 519 | The Financial Appeal |
| Vol. 18 September 1936 No. 9 | |
| Page 523 | Notes of the Month: |
| BRITAIN AND SPAIN, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 533 | Spain Fights for Democracy, “U.H.P.” |
| Page 542 | The First Six Days, “An Eye Witness” |
| Page 547 | The World Congress for Peace at Brussels, Sir Norman Angell |
| Page 554 | Problems of Trade Unionism |
| I., Percy Allott (Shop Assistants’ Union) | |
| II., “N.U.J.” (National Union of Journalists) | |
| III., Eva Regan (Burnley Weavers’ Association) | |
| Page 564 | Problems of Labour Policy, E. A. Gower and Councillor George Hindle |
| Page 569 | The Political Background of the Antikainen Trial, Harry Pollitt |
| Page 574 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| “World Politics”, Wm. Paul | |
| A Worm’s Eye View of Russia, T. A. Jackson | |
| A Forceful Record of Leadership, J.B. | |
| Pre-Marxist Materialism, Jonathan Kemp | |
| Pares on the New Russia, Tamara Rust | |
| Page 583 | The Financial Appeal |
| Vol. 18 October 1936 No. 10 | |
| Page 587 | Notes of the Month: |
| TO THE DELEGATES OF THE LABOUR PARTY CONFERENCE, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 596 | Before The Labour Party Conference, Will Lawther, M.P. |
| Page 600 | The Situation in Spain, Senator Georg Branting |
| Page 605 | The Results of the Plymouth Congress, Arthur Horner |
| Page 614 | The Soviet Trial, R. Page Arnot |
| Page 619 | The Strategy of the Foreign Office, Walter Scobell |
| Page 625 | The Brussels Peace Congress |
| I. A Message to the Congress, Romain Rolland | |
| II. Impressions of the Congress, J. Rowan (General Secretary, Electrical Trades Union) | |
| III. The Achievements of the Congress, Pat Sloan | |
| Page 635 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Left Nationalism in India, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Diderot, J. Lough | |
| A New League of Nations?, Clemens Dutt | |
| Whose Law?, W.H.T. | |
| A Marchers’ Novel, Aitken Ferguson | |
| A Real “Fantasy”, Jonathan Kemp | |
| Page 647 | The Financial Appeal |
| Vol. 18 November 1936 No. 11 | |
| Page 651 | Notes of the Month: |
| AFTER EDINBURGH, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 665 | The Labour Party Conference at Edinburgh, Harold J. Laski |
| Page 672 | Labour and Rearmament, J. R. Campbell |
| Page 683 | Is Palestine Prosperous?, “British Resident” |
| Page 693 | The English Tradition, R. Page Arnot |
| Page 701 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| “Steel Battalion”, A. J. Cummings | |
| A Liberal Exposes Italian Fascism, L.W. | |
| Lenin the Pathfinder, Wm. Paul | |
| The Health of the Mother, Dr. Janet Vaughan | |
| A Still Dominant Type, W.R. | |
| A Challenge to Prison Reformers, George Allison | |
| Scrap the “Smaller House” System, H. R. | |
| Page 711 | The Financial Position |
| Vol. 18 December 1936 No. 12 | |
| Page 715 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE FUTURE OF BRITISH POLITICS, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 726 | What Next after Edinburgh?, H. N. Brailsford |
| Page 731 | A Discussion on Edinburgh, Harold J. Laski |
| Page 736 | Spain and the Struggle for Peace, Clemens Dutt |
| Page 744 | Lessons of the National March, Alfred M. Wall |
| Page 746 | Greater London’s Industries—A Problem for Trade Unionism, J. R. Scott |
| Page 754 | The All-People’s Front in China, Chen Ming Chu |
| Page 760 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| The Unemployed and their Marches, Aneurin Bevan, M.P. | |
| Hitler and Eastern Europe, W.R. | |
| Class Bias and History, H.E.P. | |
| A Good Introduction to Marxian Socialism, J. R. Campbell | |
| Page 769 | The Financial Position—A Special Appeal to New and Old Readers |
| Vol. 19 January 1937 No. 1 | |
| Page 3 | Notes of the Month: |
| WHICH WAY, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 14 | The United Front—and the People’s Front, G.D.H. Cole |
| Page 20 | The Economics for a People’s Front, J. A. Hobson |
| Page 24 | The Problem of the Distressed Areas, Wal Hannington |
| Page 31 | The L.C.C. Elections, G.R. Strauss, M.P., L.C.C. |
| Page 38 | Organising the Clothing Trades, Bernard Sullivan |
| Page 43 | The New Soviet Constitution, Pat Sloan |
| Page 51 | Shapurji Saklatvala, 1874-1936, Wm. Gallacher, M.P. |
| Page 54 | Selected Letters, V. I. Lenin |
| Page 60 | BOOK REVIEW: |
| Spain on our Doorstep, I. M. | |
| Page 63 | Financial Position—A New Year’s Suggestion |
| Vol. 19 February 1937 No. 2 | |
| Page 66 | In Memory of Ralph Fox, R. Palme Dutt |
| Page 67 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE UNITY CAMPAIGN, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 78 | Problems of Unity and the People’s Front: |
| United Front, Sir Stafford Cripps | |
| Page 83 | Towards Unity, W. J. R. Squance |
| Page 89 | The People’s Front, Margery Corbett Ashby |
| Page 93 | The Problem of the Distressed Areas (Concluded), Wal Hannington |
| Page 98 | Presidential Address to the Indian National Congress at Faizpur, Jawaharlal Nehru |
| Page 108 | Selected Letters, II., V. I. Lenin |
| Page 117 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Mutiny in History, T. C. | |
| A Faulty Study of De Valera, Brian O’Neill | |
| Zionism and its Friends, Leslie Hutchinson | |
| Ancient Greek Materialism, George Thomson | |
| The Countryside Speaks, A. J. W. | |
| Page 127 | Financial Appeal |
| Vol. 19 March 1937 No. 3 | |
| Page 131 | Notes of the Month: |
| UNITY OF WAR, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Unity and the People’s Front: | |
| Page 141 | I.Unity and the Labour Party, Harold J. Laski |
| Page 147 | II. Trade Unions and Unity, Harry Adams |
| Page 149 | III. The People’s Front, G.D.H. Cole |
| Page 158 | War Loans, Rearmament and Labour Policy, A.F. Papworth |
| Page 165 | Hitler and Europe, Robert Dell |
| Page 169 | Spain and the People’s Front, U.H.P. |
| Page 179 | The Trotskyist Trial, R. Page Arnot |
| Page 187 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Liberalism and Communism, Harry Pollitt | |
| Lenin “Translated”, S. H. | |
| Page 193 | Report of LABOUR MONTHLY Conference on Problems of Unity and the People’s Front |
| Page 199 | The Financial Appeal |
| Vol. 19 April 1937 No. 4 | |
| Page 203 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE ARMS PLAN, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 213 | The Labour Party and the Arms Stampede, D. N. Pritt, K.C., M.P. |
| Page 217 | Next Steps for a United Front, J. R. Campbell |
| Page 225 | Towards the First of May, John A. Hamon |
| Page 229 | The Indian Elections, Ben Bradley |
| Page 241 | James Connolly: Some Reminiscences, Thomas Bell |
| Page 248 | Selected Letters, V. I. Lenin |
| Page 253 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Storming Heaven, Wm. Paul | |
| The City of Moscow, C. H. | |
| Hitler over the Balkans, Doros Alastos | |
| The Ideas of Auguste Comte, J. Lough | |
| Page 263 | An Organ of Unity |
| Vol. 19 May 1937 No. 5 | |
| Page 267 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE NEW ADVANCE, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 277 | Rearmament and the Labour Party, E. Shinwell, M.P. |
| Page 283 | The Monarchy Fetish, T. A. Jackson |
| Page 287 | Spain: The Record of Transport House, “U.H.P.” |
| Page 296 | Civil Liberty, G.H.C. Bing |
| Page 302 | “Left” Socialism and the People’s Front, J. R. Campbell |
| Page 313 | Fascism in South Africa, Reginald Bridgeman |
| Page 317 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Facing the Facts, G. Allen Hutt | |
| Durham Miners, W. Allen | |
| Heroism Victorious, Julius Jacobs | |
| Eugene Pottier et “l’Internationale”, William Zak | |
| Page 327 | Students’ Fund |
| Vol. 19 June 1937 No. 6 | |
| Page 331 | A Year of Progress |
| Page 335 | Notes of the Month: |
| EMPIRE TALKS AND WAR, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 348 | Labour’s “Short Programme” and the Unity Campaign, G. R. Strauss, M.P. |
| Page 353 | The Financial Consequences of Re-armament, John Knight |
| Page 359 | Industry’s War Front Widens, H. S. Gordon |
| Page 363 | The Fight of the Engineers, Arthur Edgar Upton |
| Page 366 | Church “Unity”: With or Against the People?, “A Clergyman” |
| Page 375 | New Zealand’s First Labour Government, C. G. Watson |
| Page 382 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| How Not to Write Communist History, G. Allen Hutt | |
| Ireland’s Fight for Freedom, Pat Devine | |
| Crisis-Curers, T. Campbell | |
| Men of Goodwill, Jonathan Kemp |
| Vol. 19 July 1937 No. 7 | |
| Page 395 | The Communist Party Congress: |
| THE NEXT STAGE IN THE FIGHT FOR UNITY, Harry Pollitt | |
| Page 402 | The Eden-Hitler Axis, Ivor Montagu |
| Page 411 | Rearmament and Overproduction, John Knight |
| Page 416 | The Industrial Advance and its Urgent Problems, John A. Mahon |
| Page 424 | The Biennial Conference of the T. and G.W.U., A.F. Papworth |
| Page 426 | Anglo-German Interests in Spain, Conrad Suden |
| Page 433 | Psycho-Analysis and Marxism, J.D. Bernal |
| Page 438 | For Socialism in Ceylon |
| Page 444 | Lenin and Gorky. Letters |
| Page 448 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Our Movement Since the War, John Strachey | |
| Palestine: The Imperialist View, “British Resident” | |
| The Novel To-day, Alick West | |
| History of the C.P.G.B.—A Statement | |
| Page 455 | A Flying Start |
| Vol. 19 August 1937 No. 8 | |
| Page 459 | A New Advance to Unity, William Rust |
| Page 465 | The Palestine Report, “British Resident” |
| Page 473 | The Poisoned Peace, Richard Goodman |
| Page 480 | Purge or Progress in the Trade Unions, G. Allen Hutt |
| Page 487 | The Rising Cost of Living, Rose Smith |
| Page 491 | Rearmament, Capitalist Planning and the Deformation of Capitalist Economy, John Knight |
| Page 497 | The Soviet Union and the World To-day, Gore Graham |
| Page 503 | Immigrant Plantation Labour in Ceylon |
| Page 507 | Lenin and Gorky. Letters |
| Page 512 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Towards a Marxist Philosophy, T. A. Jackson | |
| The American Labour Scene, Pat Devine | |
| The Condition of Britain, W. Joss |
| Vol. 19 September 1937 No. 9 | |
| Page 523 | The Norwich Trade Union Congress, John A. MAhon |
| Page 534 | The Abdication of the Labour Party, John Strachey |
| Page 541 | China—The Second Phase, Richard Goodman |
| Page 548 | Catalonia & Communism, Juan Comorera |
| Page 560 | Holidays with Pay: A Vital Issue, H. S. Gordon |
| Page 564 | Rearmament & Labour Conditions, John Knight |
| Page 570 | Lenin and Gorky. Letters |
| Page 577 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Africa: A Confused Argument, Reginald Bridgeman | |
| Forerunner of Dialectical Materialism, R. Pascal | |
| Women To-day, Tamara Rust | |
| A Book with a Purpose, T. Campbell | |
| The Struggle for Peace, Gore Graham |
| Vol. 19 October 1937 No. 10 | |
| Page 587 | Notes of the Month: |
| NORWICH, BOURNEMOUTH & AFTER, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 602 | What Next in Britain, Harry Pollitt |
| Page 609 | The Struggle for Anti-Fascist Unity in Spain, John Langdon-Davies |
| Page 621 | Norwich and the National Government, J. R. Shanley |
| Page 624 | Labour and Armaments, M.P. |
| Page 634 | International Consequences of Rearmament, John Knight |
| Page 639 | Correspondence: New Zealand’s First Labour Government |
| Page 642 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Lenin’s Selected Works, William Rust | |
| Mathematics, David Guest | |
| The War on Truth, Edward Charles | |
| A Newspaper Man in Italy, L. W. |
| Vol. 19 November 1937 No. 11 | |
| Page 651 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY AND THE BOURNEMOUTH LABOUR PARTY CONFERENCE, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 665 | Twenty Years of Soviet Power, R. Page Arnot |
| Page 670 | 1917-1937: Anniversary Greetings, Harry Pollitt, Ebby Edwards, G.D.H. Cole, Norman Angell, George Hicks, M.P., Luke Fawcett, D.N. Pritt, K.C., M.P., Alex Gossip, Alfred M. Wall, John Dagger, M.P., William Gallacher, M.P. |
| Page 677 | Bournemouth and After, Professor Shelly Wang |
| Page 682 | Labour and Armaments, M.P. |
| Page 690 | Gymnastics at Geneva, “A League Observer” |
| Page 699 | Lenin and Gorky. Letters |
| Page 704 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| Background to China’s Unity, Marjorie Pollitt | |
| Cromwell and the English Middle Class Revolution, Christopher Hill | |
| Theories of Low Wages, S. Bodington |
| Vol. 19 December 1937 No. 12 | |
| Page 714 | Towards 1938 |
| Page 715 | Notes of the Month: |
| DANGER SIGNALS IN BRITISH POLITICS, R. Palme Dutt | |
| Page 728 | Agree and Die: Fight and Live, John Strachey |
| Page 733 | The End of the Up-Swing?, John Knight |
| Page 739 | The New “Holy Alliance”, Richard Goodman |
| Page 746 | The Labour Movement and the Countryside, Maurice Cornforth |
| Page 752 | Women Workers in a Wireless Factory, Dorothy Jacques |
| Page 759 | Lenin and Gorky. Letters |
| Page 765 | BOOK REVIEWS: |
| In Europe, Reginald Bridgeman | |
| Youth in Industry, J. R. Shanley |
| Vol. 20 January 1938 No. 1 | |
| Page 3 | Notes of the Month: |
| OUTLOOK FOR 1938 by R.P.D | |
| Page 18 | British Labour and the World by ARTHUR HORNER |
| Page 22 | These Enemies of the People by FRANK PITCAIRN |
| Page 20 | Years After: Seeing Socialism by Tom MANN Mighty Democracy by BEN TILLETT |
| Page 31 | Food Price Ramp: How to Beat It by W.H. WILLIAMS and MARGOT C. HEINEMANN |
| Page 39 | Soviet Stage: 1917-1937 by HUNTLEY CARTER |
| Page 44 | Colonies and War: To-day’s Big Issue by REGINALD BRIDGEMAN |
| Page 54 | Lenin and Gorky. More Letters |
| Book Reviews The Distressed Areasby Marjorie Pollitt Socialised Medicine By Dr. Edith. Summerskill |
| Vol. 20 February, 1938 No. 2 | |
| Page 67 | Our Debt Wiped Out! |
| Page 69 | Notes of the Month: |
| ELECTION PROSPECTS by R.P.D | |
| Page 81 | Spain Fights on to Victory By JOSÉ DIAZ |
| Page 95 | World Trade Union Unity |
| Views of W. LAWTHER, ARTHUR HORNER, W.T. BROWN, ALEX GOSSIP, W.H. STOKES, W. WARD. | |
| Page 100 | Angles on Air Raid Precautions by COUNCILLOR A.N. SILVER |
| Page 104 | Trade Unionism: a Policy for 1938 By FINLAY HART |
| Page 110 | Catholics and Communists by MAURICE THOREZ |
| Page 122 | Book Reviews A Welcome Periodical by R.P.D. Labour Statistics By J.K. Economic Theory By S.B. |
| Vol. 20 MARCH, 1938 No. 3 | |
| Page 131 | Notes of the Month |
| EUROPE’S CRISIS by R.P.D | |
| Page 141 | Hitler Means War by Richard Goodman |
| Page 148 | The Far Eastern Crisis by W. Monslow |
| Page 151 | The New Monopolies and the Slump by John Austin |
| Page 159 | Agricultural Problems in Britain by Maurice Cornforth |
| Page 165 | The Youth Charter by John Gollan |
| Page 173 | The “Parliament” of a Classless Society by Pat Sloan |
| Page 184 | On the Eve of the Indian National Congress By Ben Bradley, R. Palme Dutt and Harry Pollitt |
| Page 188 | Book Reviews The Workers’ Front by J. R. Campbell Three Soviet Plays by Huntly Carter |
| Vol. 20 April, 1938 No. 4 | |
| Page 195 | Notes of the Month: |
| BRITAIN’S WAR PLANby R.P.D | |
| Page 220 | Eden and Chamberlain By Robert Dell |
| Page 227 | The Invasion of Austria by Dorothy Woodman |
| Page 231 | Food, Prices and Poverty by F. Le Gros Clark |
| Page 237 | India: the Haripura Session by Ben Bradley |
| Page 245 | Open Letter to a Zionist-Socialist by “British Resident” |
| Page 254 | Philosophy of a Natural Scientist by Clemens Dutt |
| Page 261 | Book Reviews: Europe In Arms by Major Vernon Consumers’ Co-operation by R.G. Gosling Carter |
| Vol. 20 May, 1938 No. 5 | |
| Page 267 | Notes of the Month: |
| MAY DAY’S CALL FOR UNITY by R.P.D | |
| Page 284 | Trade Unions and Rearmament by G. D. H. Cole |
| Page 291 | The Charge of France’s Two Hundredby Neil Hunter |
| Page 298 | The Soviet Trial byR. Page Arnot |
| Page 307 | Mongolia and the Far East War by G.D.R. Phillips |
| Page 313 | Letters from Lenin to Gorky |
| Page 318 | The Philosophy of a Natural Scientist: A Reply by Professor H. Levy |
| Page 324 | Correspondence |
| Page 325 | Book Reviews A Strange Case by Geoffrey Wilson America’s Exampleby John Mahon |
| Vol. 20 June, 1938 No. 6 | |
| Page 330 | Reporting Further Progress |
| Page 331 | Notes of the Month: |
| LABOUR AND THE PEOPLE’S FRONT by R.P.D | |
| Page 347 | Peace Alliance and the Future by Sydney R. Elliott |
| Page 352 | The Trade Unions and Unity by John Mahon |
| Page 357 | The Swastika over the Balkans by Doros Alastos |
| Page 365 | Labour and Van Zeeland by A LEAGUE OBSERVER |
| Page 375 | India and World Peace by V. K. Krishna Menon |
| Page 379 | Mongolia and the Far East War by G.D.R. Phillips |
| Page 384 | Peace and the Colonial Question |
| Page 390 | The Philosophy of a Natural Scientist. A Rejoinder by Clemens Dutt |
| Vol. 20 July, 1938 No. 7 | |
| Page 395 | Notes of the Month: |
| PROBLEMS OF THE PEACE MOVEMENT by R.P.D | |
| Page 408 | Unity and the People’s Front by Harry Pollitt |
| Page 415 | Peace Alliance Holds the Field by John Strachey |
| Page 420 | Engineers versus the Government by Claude Berridge |
| Page 424 | Co-operators in Congress by J. J. Mcshane |
| Page 429 | Czechoslovakia and World Peace by Richard Goodman |
| Page 437 | Mexico on the March by Ivor Montagu |
| Page 443 | The Advance of. Socialism by Samuel Meekin |
| Page 447 | Book Reviews Lenin on Trotsky and Bukharin by Allen Hutt English History by Christopher Hill Soviet East Awakes by Joan Beauchamp The Workless by Wal Hannington |
| Vol. 20 August, 1938 No. 8 | |
| Page 459 | Notes of the Month: |
| MORE PROBLEMS OF THE PEACE MOVEMENT by R.P.D | |
| Page 476 | Nationalism and the Mass Struggle in India by Jawaharlal Nehru |
| Page 483 | Britain the Centre of Gravity by R. Page Arnot |
| Page 489 | The Present International Situation by Maxim Litvinov |
| Page 498 | Labour and Peace by W.J.R. Squance |
| Page 502 | A National Food Policy by John Marrack |
| Page 508 | The Spanish People’s Army by William Rust |
| Page 516 | Book Reviews: |
| The Best Edition of “Capital” in English by R.P.D. | |
| One Law for the Rich by Another Barrister |
| Vol. 20 September, 1938 No. 9 | |
| Page 523 | Notes of the Month: |
| AFTER SEVENTY YEARS by R.P.D | |
| Page 537 | International Trade Union Unity by Arthur Horner |
| Page 548 | The Dock Strike of 1889 and After by Tom Mann |
| Page 552 | The Economic Crisis in Britain by John Knight |
| Page 555 | Youth and the Trade Unions by Cecil Thomson |
| Page 559 | The Soviet Union and Japanese Aggression by Hugh Dickering |
| Page 564 | Economics at Geneva by A League Observer |
| Page 576 | A Two-Edged Sword by L.G.P. |
| Page 580 | Book Reviews: Michael Bakunin, Arch-Anarchist by Dona Tore Czechoslovakia Fights for Democracy by Roger Roughton |
| Vol. 20 October, 1938 No. 10 | ||
| Page 587 | Notes of the Month: | |
| THE CRISIS AND THE COMMUNIST CONGRESS by R.P.D | ||
| Page 604 | The People’s Movement by Harry Pollitt | |
| Page 611 | Chamberlain over the T.U.C. by J.R. Campbell | |
| Page 620 | World Economic Crisis—1929 and To-day by John Knight | |
| Towards the Municipal Elections: | ||
| Page 625 | Chamberlain and the November Elections by Idris Cox | |
| Page 628 | Local Government Finance by A Labour Councillor | |
| Page 638 | Labour Authorities and A.R.P. By Councillor H. D. Hughes | |
| Page 641 | Documents of the Month | |
| Page 644 | Book Reviews | |
| The American Civil War as a “People’s War” by Clemens Dutt. | ||
| What British Workers Earn by John Strachey | ||
| Vol. 20 November, 1938 No. 11 | |
| Page 651 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE NEW WORLD SITUATION by R.P.D | |
| Page 674 | Hitler’s Europe by Ivor Montagu |
| Page 686 | The Labour Party and the Munich Betrayal by W. Gallacher, M.P. |
| Page 690 | “Left” Socialism and the Crisis by J.R. Campbell |
| Page 699 | No “Munich” for Spain by F. Jackson |
| Page 703 | The General Election in New Zealand by S.W. Scott |
| Page 711 | Book Review: |
| Air Raid Protection by Ted Bramley |
| Vol. 20 DECEMBER, 1938 No. 12 | |
| Page 715 | Notes of the Month: |
| The Crisis Of Democracy by R.P.D | |
| Page 732 | The Munich Policy—Continued By Frank Pitcairn |
| Page 736 | After the Fifteenth Communist Congress: A Programme of Economic Security By John Knight |
| Page 741 | The Trade Unions and the Peoples’ Movement By George Rude |
| Housing Rents in Scotland By Bernard Mccourt | |
| Page 754 | The History of the Nineteenth Century By Professor E. Tarle |
| Page 762 | Documents of the Month |
| Page 768 | Book Review: |
| The Peasants’ Revolt by E.M. | |
| Page 771 | Index to Volume XX |
| Vol. 21 January, 1939 No. 1 | |
| Page 2 | A New Year message to Labour Monthly Readers |
| Page 4 | Notes of the Month: |
| Outlook For 1939 by R.P.D. | |
| Page 20 | Crusade for Defence of the British People by R. Page Arnot |
| Page 26 | The Men behind Munich by Edmund H. Fetter |
| Page 35 | The Peoples’ Front and the Class Struggle in France by Clemens Dutt |
| Page 46 | Indian Workers’ Great One-Day Strike by Ben Bradley |
| Page 53 | The Arab Jewish Conference by I. Rennap |
| Page 59 | The Itch By V.I. Lenin |
| Page 63 | Book Review |
| Wage Studies by John Knight |
| Vol. 21 February, 1939 No. 2 | |
| Page 67 | The Communist Crusade by Harry Pollitt |
| Page 80 | Germany After Six Years of Hitler by Teutonicus |
| Page 95 | The Revolt of the Farmers by Maurice Cornforth |
| Page 102 | Let Capital Clear the Lines by J.H. Hope |
| Page 108 | A Letter of Engels |
| Page 111 | A Powerful Weapon of Bolshevism |
| Page 116 | Documents of the Month |
| Page 122 | Book Reviews A Classic of Marxism by Walter Cramer A Mixed Bag by A.L. Morton Our England. by Christopher Hill |
| Vol. 21 March, 1939 No. 3 | |
| Page 131 | Jitter-Bugs and Confidence Tricksters by William Rust |
| Page 141 | Who is for Liberty? by Cecil Poole, M.P. |
| Page 145 | Hitler and Colonies by R.F. Andrews |
| Page 152 | What Next in the Trade Unions? by George Rude |
| Page 158 | Austria a Nation by Anton Hart |
| Page 167 | Greece Under the Nazi Shadow by Odysseus Androutsos |
| Page 171 | Mexico and Oil by Jose Jorge March |
| Page 178 | Documents: |
| Twenty Years of the Communist International | |
| Page 180 | Book Reviews: Britons in Spain by P.A. Understand the Enemy by Allen Hutt Vindicating Marxism by Clemens Dutt Labour’s Land Policy by Maurice Cornforth The Unconquerable Living by Hugh Duckering Co-operative Story by Esther Henrottte |
| Vol. 21 April, 1939 No. 4 | ||
| Page 195 | Notes of the Month: | |
| THE HOUR OF AWAKENING by R.P.D | ||
| Page 217 | Appeasement and Armageddon by K. ZILLIACUS | |
| Page 229 | Labour and the Cripps Campaign by ALLEN HUTT | |
| Page 239 | Karl Marx by HARRY POLLITT | |
| Page 247 | Documents of the Month | |
| Stalin’s Report to the XVIII. Congress, C.P.S.U. | ||
| Page 253 | Book Reviews: Rescuing the Classics by F. D. KLINGENDER A Frenchman Interprets Heine by WALTER CRAMER |
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| Vol. 21 May, 1939 No. 5 | ||
| Page 259 | Notes of the Month: | |
| Urgent Alternatives by R.P.D | ||
| Page 275 | May Day 1939 by John A. MAHON | |
| Page 278 | Mr. Chamberlain’s Anti-Americanism by John Strachey | |
| Page 284 | Socialism and the People’s Front by Councillor J. Silverman | |
| Page 287 | Trade Unions and National Service by A.W. Brady | |
| Page 290 | Economic Crisis and Armaments by John Knight | |
| Page 297 | Indian Nationalism After Tripuri by Ben Bradley | |
| Page 305 | The Position in Palestine and the Path to Peace by I. RENNAP | |
| Page 314 | Documents of the Month: | |
| President Roosevelt’s Message | ||
| Page 316 | Book Reviews Spanish Lessons by George Garwood A Critique of Critics by Elizabeth Wilkinson Science and Society by Allen Hutt |
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| Vol. 21 June, 1939 No. 6 | |
| Page 323 | Notes of the Month |
| LABOUR’S LAST CHANCE by R.P.D | |
| Page 340 | A Personal Appeal by Tom Mann |
| Page 342 | The Supreme Issue at Southport by Arthur Horner |
| Page 347 | Conscription and Democracy by William Rust |
| Page 352 | Armaments, the Budget and Unemployment by John Knight |
| Page 362 | Anglo-Nazi Co-operation in South America by E. Tuckfield |
| Page 367 | Chartism and the Fight for Peace by SALME A. Dutt |
| Page 375 | Documents of the Month: |
| The Paris International Peace Conference | |
| Page 377 | Correspondence |
| Page 379 | Book Reviews A Marxist Classic by Maurice Dobb An American Symposium by Marjorie Pollitt An Important History by A.L. Morton An Enlightened Democracy? by C.H. Formison |
| Vol. 21 July, 1939 No. 7 | |
| Page 387 | Notes of the Month |
| Illusions And Realities by R.P.D | |
| Page 402 | After Southport by Harry Pollitt |
| Page 417 | The Anglo-Soviet Negotiations by R. F. Andrews |
| Page 425 | The Great French Revolution by Allen Hutt |
| Page 433 | The Causes of Crisis by Emile Burns |
| Page 437 | The New Situation in China: |
| 1. The Protracted War by Mao Tse-Tung | |
| Page 445 | Book Reviews The New Russian Theatre by Huntly Carter Chartism by R.P.A. |
| Vol. 21 August, 1939 No. 8 Editor: R. Palme Dutt. | |
| Editorial Board: | Louis B. Boud In (U.S.A.) George Findlay (South Africa) George Seldes (U.S.A.) Gordon Crane (Australia) Stanley B. Ryerson (Canada) Angus Mclagan (New Zealand) |
| Page 451 | Will it be War? by J.R. Campbell |
| Page 463 | Twenty Five Years Since 1914 by R. Page Arnot |
| Page 465 | Colonies and Fascism |
| Page 476 | Anglo-Nazi Economic Co-operation by John Austin |
| Page 483 | Dilution and the Unions by John Fowler |
| Page 488 | Air Raid Precautions by S.C. Saunders |
| Page 494 | The Heritage of the French Revolution by Walter Cramer |
| Page 504 | Controversy |
| A Reply to Emile Burns by John Knight | |
| Page 507 | Book Reviews: Marxism and Science by J.B.S. Haldane Democracy by Allen Hutt Soviet Statistics by John Knight |
| Vol. 21 SEPTEMBER, 1939 No. 9 | |
| Page 515 | Plain Words on the Crisis by R.P.D. |
| Page 518 | The Fiasco of Chamberlain’s Policy by William Rust |
| Page 527 | No Quiet on the Spanish Front by Ernest Brown |
| Page 532 | French Revolutionaries and English Democrats by A.L. Morton |
| Page 539 | Australian Scene, 1939 by Gordon Crane |
| Page 544 | New Dangers in the Field of Unemployment by Wal Hannington |
| Page 548 | Women in Nazi Germany by Irene. Gaertner |
| Page 553 | The New Situation in China: |
| 2. The Anti-Japanese United Front by Mao Tse-Tung | |
| Page 561 | Controversy |
| A Note on the Causes of Crises by M.H. Dobb | |
| Page 566 | Documents |
| International Trade Union Congress | |
| Page 569 | Book Reviews: Munich Still by Roger Roughton A Miner’s Autobiography by Idris Cox Capitalism in Crisis by M.H. Dobb Millions for Liberty by Hugh Duckering A Disappointing Book By E. Tuckfield The Unemployed By Pat Devine |
| Vol. 21 OCTOBER, 1939 No. 11 | |
| Editor: R. Palme DuttContributing Editors:Louis B. Boud In (U.S.A.)George Findlay (South Africa)George Seldes (U.S.A.)Gordon Crane (Australia)Stanley B. Ryerson (Canada)Angus Mclagan (New Zealand) | |
| Page 579 | Notes of the Month: |
| Marxism And The War by R.P.D. | |
| Page 597 | Strategic Aspects of the War By “Strategist” |
| Page 606 | The Soviet Union and the War By *** |
| Page 619 | The Labour Movement and the War By J. R. Campbell and Finlay Hart |
| Page 626 | India and the War |
| Page 629 | The New Situation in China: |
| 3. The Role of the Communist Party By Mao Tse-tung | |
| Page 637 | The Working Men’s International Association By R. Page Arnot |
| Vol. 21 November, 1939 No. 11 | |
| Page 643 | Notes of the Month: |
| The War Behind The War by R.P.D. | |
| Page 655 | The War on the Home Front by Arthur Horner |
| Page 666 | Strategic Aspects of the War—II by Strategist |
| Page 677 | War on the Soviet Union? by Stephen Razin |
| Page 687 | France on the Road to Fascism by Richard Goodman |
| Page 696 | Documents: |
| British Communists on the War: | |
| “No Hope in Chamberlain’s Bayonets” | |
| Page 700 | Book Reviews Austria a Nation by Andreas Hofer Vital Statistics by Margot Heinemann |
| Vol. 21 December, 1939 No. 12 | |
| Page 707 | Notes of the Month: |
| THE PEACE AIMS SWINDLE by R.P.D. | |
| Page 721 | Wages, Prices and Unemployment by John Knight |
| Page 727 | The Bombay Strike by S.S. Batliwala |
| Page 737 | The Political Black-out by R. Page Arnot |
| Page 743 | Strategic Aspects of the War II. by Strategist |
| Page 751 | The Colonies and War |
| Page 759 | Document of the Month |
| The Communist Party and the Labour Party | |
| Page 761 | Book Review: Fighter for Freedom by R. Pascal |
| Page 763 | Index to Volume XXI. |
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