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CONTENTS BY ISSUE

(April 1940 – December 1946)

Volume VI, Number 3 (Whole No. 42), April 1940

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company

Editorial Board:
JAMES BURNHAM
MAX SHACHTMAN
Business Manager:
MARTIN ABERN

EDITORIAL STATEMENT:

• The Voice of the Third Camp Must Be Heard!

EDITORIAL:

• Join the Army of International Socialism! (cartoon), by Carlo
• For the Third Camp!

The Soviet Union and the World War, by Max Shachtman

The United States at War, by Dwight Macdonald

India and the Third Camp, by Sherman Stanley

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION

The Politics of Desperation, by James Burnham

Volume VI, Number 4 (Whole No. 43), May 1940

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company,

Editor:
MAX SHACHTMAN
Business Manager:
MARTIN ABERN

Blitzkrieg and Revolution, an Editorial

1. If Hitler Wins – Perspectives for Social Revolution
2. Will a Hitler Victory Mean a Totalitarian United States?

Mass and Class in Soviet Society, by M. Lebrun

Native Son and Revolution, by J.R. Johnson

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT

• “Where is the Petty-Bourgeois Opposition?”

Inside Front Cover: Manager’s Column, by The Manager

Volume VI, Number 5 (Whole No. 44), June 1940

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company

Political Trends in America, an Editorial

A New Horizon for American Imperialism, by Albert Gates

Reading from Left to Right, by Dwight Macdonald

Marxism and National Defense, by Ernest Erber

DISCUSSION ARTICLE:

Marxism and Deweyism, by Philip Sherman

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT

• Where is The Petty Bourgeois Opposition, by SWP Minority

Inside Front Cover: Manager’s Column, by the Manager, & Quotes from Lenin, Liebknecht & Luxemburg

Volume VI, Number 6 (Whole No. 45), July 1940

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company

Editor:
MAX SHACHTMAN
Business Manager:
ALBERT GATES

Capitalist Society and the War, by J.R. Johnson

• Introduction
• I. “Dynamic” Fascism
• II. “Decadent” Democracies
• III. The Future

Volume VI, Number 7 (Whole No. 46), August 1940

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company

Editor:
MAX SHACHTMAN
Business Manager:
ALBERT GATES

Liberty, Equality And Fraternity, 1789–1940, an Editorial

The Inter-American Cartel, by Albert Gates

State and Counter-Revolution, by J.R. Johnson

The Nature of German Economy, by D.L. Robbins

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT

The Progress and Stagnation of Marxism, by Rosa Luxemburg

Inside Front Cover: Manager’s Column, by The Manager, & Leon Trotsky Murdered

Volume VI, Number 8 (Whole No. 47), September 1940

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company

Editor:
MAX SHACHTMAN
Business Manager:
ALBERT GATES

Leon Trotsky: His Heritage, by Max Shachtman

Trotsky’s Place in History, by J.R. Johnson

Sixteen Years of Terror, by Albert Gates

A Letter to the American Trotskyists, by Leon Trotsky

Trotsky’s Writings In English, A Bibliography, Compiled by Jack Mann

Inside Front Cover: Manager’s Column, by The Manager

Volume VI, Number 9 (Whole No. 48), October 1940

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A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by NEW INTERNATIONAL Publishing Company

Editor:
MAX SHACHTMAN
Business Manager:
JOHN BILLINGS

THE EDITOR’S COMMENTS

• [What The Workers Support and Why]

The Wilkevelt Campaign, by Dwight Macdonald

American Labor and Politics, by David Coolidge

What Next in Latin America, by M. Lebrun

Inside Front Cover: Manager’s column, by The Manager

Volume VI, Number 10 (Whole No. 49), December 1940

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A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
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Editor:
MAX SHACHTMAN
Business Manager:
JOHN BILLINGS

Is Russia a Workers’ State, by Max Shachtman

• Nationalized Property and the Workers’ State
• Property Forms and Property Relations
• The Bureaucracy: Caste or Class?
• Stalinist Bureaucracy – Fascist Bureaucracy
• The Defense of the Soviet Union

American Labor and Politics II, by David Coolidge

Insider Front Cover: Manager’s Column, by The Manager

Volume VII, Number 1 (Whole No. 50), January 1941

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company

Editor:
MAX SHACHTMAN
Editorial Board:
ALBERT GATES
J.R. JOHNSON
MAX SHACHTMAN
Business Manager:
JOHN BILLINGS

Working-Class Policy in War and Peace: Once more on the New Policy Towards Militarism and War of the Socialist Workers Party, by Max Shachtman

Intellectual in Defeat, by John Melvin

Future of the Japanese Empire, by Sherman Stanley

Inside Front Cover: Manager’s Column, by The Manager

Volume VII, Number 2 (Whole No. 51), February 1941

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company

Editor:
MAX SHACHTMAN
Editorial Board:
ALBERT GATES
J.R. JOHNSON
MAX SHACHTMAN
Business Manager:
JOHN BILLINGS

THE EDITOR’S COMMENTS

DISCUSSION:

What is the Fascist State? by Dwight Macdonald

Russia – A Workers State, by Milton Alvin

The Bolsheviks in the War, by J.R. Johnson

Inside Front Cover: Manager’s Column, by The Manager

Volume VII, Number 3 (Whole No. 52), April 1941

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company

Editor:
MAX SHACHTMAN
Editorial Board:
ALBERT GATES
J.R. JOHNSON
MAX SHACHTMAN
Business Manager:
JOHN BILLINGS

THE EDITOR’S COMMENTS

Labor and Strikes in Wartime, by Max Shachtman

The American War Economy, by Dwight Macdonald

Total War and the Revolution, by C.D.E.

German Society and Capitalism, by Albert Gates

DISCUSSION:

• Russia – A Fascist State, by J.R. Johnson

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

• Tradition And Revolutionary Policy, by Leon Trotsky

BOOKS:

Into the Night of Confusion, by Henry Foster

Eton Brahmin, by Sherman Stanley

Inside Front Cover: Manager’s Column, by The Manager, & Editorial Notes

Volume VII, Number 4 (Whole No. 53), May 1941

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company

Editor:
MAX SHACHTMAN
Editorial Board:
ALBERT GATES
J.R. JOHNSON
MAX SHACHTMAN
Business Manager:
JOHN BILLINGS

THE EDITOR’s COMMENTS

Stalinism and the War, by Joseph Carter

Feature of US Imperialism, by Frank Demby

Hook Purges Marxism, by Paul Temple

DISCUSSION ARTICLES:

Fascism – A New Social Order, by Dwight Macdonald

German Society and Capitalism – II, by Albert Gates

Counter-Revolution in Mexico, by Joseph Arnold

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

• Thermidor and Anti-Semitism, by Leon Trotsky

BOOKS:

Anarchism in Spain, by M. Wilson

Inside Front Cover: Manager’s Column, by The Manager, & Editorial Notes

Volume VII, Number 5 (Whole No. 54), June 1941

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company

Editor:
MAX SHACHTMAN
Editorial Board:
ALBERT GATES
J.R. JOHNSON
MAX SHACHTMAN
Business Manager:
JOHN BILLINGS

THE EDITOR’S COMMENTS:

• America Enters the War
• Eastman’s New Faith
• Socialism in Britain
• T.N.E.C. Speaks, But Softly

Aircraft and Finance Capital, by Frank Demby

Total War and Revolution, by C.D.E.

Imperialism in Africa, by J.R. Johnson

Centrism and the War, by Henry Judd

DISCUSSION ARTICLE

What Is a Workers’ State? by David Coolidge

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION

• Concerning Historical Materialism, by Franz Mehring

BOOKS

To and From the Finland Station, by J.R. Johnson

Civil War in Austria, by Irving Howe

Inside Front Cover: Manager’s Column, by The Manager & Editorial Notes

Volume VII, Number 6 (Whole No. 54), July 1941

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company

Editor:
MAX SHACHTMAN
Editorial Board:
ALBERT GATES
J.R. JOHNSON
MAX SHACHTMAN
Business Manager:
JOHN BILLINGS

Hitler’s Attack on Russia

• A New Turn in the War, by A.G.

Another War Yet to Come?

Roosevelt and Labor, by David Coolidge

Quotes

Burnham and His Managers, by Albert Gates

DISCUSSION ARTICLE:

The Russian State, by W. Kent

[Quotes]

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

• Concerning Historical Materialism, by Franz Mehring

War Policy in England, by Henry Judd

BOOKS:

Workers in Russia, by Frank Demby

In Search of Light, by Eugene Victor

CLIPPINGS

Volume VII, Number 7 (Whole No. 55), August 1941

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company

Editor:
MAX SHACHTMAN
Editorial Board:
ALBERT GATES
J.R. JOHNSON
MAX SHACHTMAN
Business Manager:
JOHN BILLINGS

THE EDITOR’S COMMENT

Stalin in Iran

The Revolutionary Optimist, by Max Shachtman

The UAW Convention, by David Coolidge

Gloom in Wall Street, by Frank Demby

Burnham and His Managers – II, by Albert Gates

DISCUSSION ARTICLES:

The Russian State – II, by W. Kent

For Defense of the SU, by Milton Alvin

Basis for Defensism in Russia, by Ernest Lund

The Situation in Argentina, by Pedro M. Maciel

Volume VII, Number 8 (Whole No. 57), September 1941

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company

Editor:
MAX SHACHTMAN
Editorial Board:
ALBERT GATES
J.R. JOHNSON
MAX SHACHTMAN
Business Manager:
JOHN BILLINGS

THE EDITOR’S COMMENTS

• A New Allied Front
• The Ideological Struggle
• Lindbergh: Swastika Waver
• Support Minneapolis Victims

America’s War Economy, by Frank Demby

The War in Russia, Manifesto of the American Committee for a Fourth International

Uncle Sam and John Bull, by Henry Judd

The Eastern Front, by Charles Butterfield

DISCUSSION ARTICLES:

Russia and Marxism, by J.R. Johnson

Bureaucratic Collectivism, by Joseph Carter

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

Concerning Historical Materialism, by Franz Mehring

BOOKS:

Memoirs vs. Hitler, by Albert Gates

Inside Front Cover: Editorial Notes

Volume VII, Number 9 (Whole No. 58), October 1941

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company

Managing Editor:
ALBERT GATES
Editorial Board:
ALBERT GATES
J.R. JOHNSON
MAX SHACHTMAN
JOSEPH CARTER

THE EDITOR’S COMMENTS

• America Moves Into War
• The New Economic ‘Boom’
• Another Glance at ‘Socialist’ England

Uncle Sam and John Bull – II, by Henry Judd

The Russian Question, Resolution of the Workers Party

The Frauds of Louis Fischer, by Irving Howe

Merry Profits in Not So Merry England

DISCUSSION ARTICLE:

What is Capitalism? by W. Kent

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

Stalin as a Theoretician, by Leon Trotsky

MISCELLANY:

The Free World of Bankrupts, by Irving Howe

BOOKS:

A Chorus of Mixed Voices, by James M. Fenwick

Volume VII, Number 10 (Whole No. 58), November 1941

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company

Editor:
ALBERT GATES
Editorial Board:
ALBERT GATES
PAUL HARRIS
MAX SHACHTMAN
JOSEPH CARTER
Business Manager:
HELEN BRIGHT

NOTES OF THE MONTH

• War in the Pacific
• The Aftermath of the Miners’ Strike
• OPM and the Dollar-a-Year Men
• A Corpse Attempts to Rise

The Dilemmas of Dai Nippon, by Henry Judd

A Minnesota Witch Hunt, by Irving Howe

France After the Defeat, by Eugene Wolft

Modern War and Economy, by Albert Gates

Big Business in Britain, by Bob Edwards

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

• Stalin as a Theoretician – II, by Leon Trotsky

BOOKS:

A Capitalist Looks at the Economics of War, by Frank Demby

A Telescopic History, by Albert Gates

The Happy Hypocrite, by James M. Fenwick

The Voice Of Richard Wright, by James M. Fenwick

Inside Front Cover: The Minneapolis Verdict & Jack McDonald

Volume VII, Number 11 (Whole No. 59), December 1941

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company

Editor:
ALBERT GATES

NOTES OF THE MONTH, by A.G.

• “The Struggle for Freedom”
• Germany and Soviet Property
• Once Again, the German Economy

The War and Priorities, by James M. Fenwick

The Future of India, by Henry Judd

What is Imperialism? by Gregory Zinoviev

An Outline Of The War, by Max Sterling

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

• The Crisis in the Right-Center Bloc, by Leon Trotsky

BOOKS:

Harold Laski Writes A Revolution, by Paul Temple

Inside Front Cover: Jean Meichler & Editor’s Note

Volume VIII, Number 1 (Whole No. 60), February 1942

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company

Editor:
ALBERT GATES

NOTES OF THE MONTH, by A.G.

• The Issue of Labor Unity
• The Truman and Vinson Reports
• Our White “Democracy”

American-Japanese Trade

Ambassador Davies’ War Mission, by Max Shachtman

The Role of Labor in the War, by Jack Wilson

How the Allies Armed Japan

What is Imperialism? – II, by Gregory Zinoviev

The Dilemma of Partisan Review, by Irving Howe

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

Crisis in the Right-Center Bloc – II, by Leon Trotsky

BOOKS

Duranty Confesses, by M.Sh.

Dos Passos’ Crumbling Ground, by I.H.

Volume VIII, Number 2 (Whole No. 61), March 1942

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company,

Editor:
ALBERT GATES

NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• The Future of the War, by M.S.

ARTICLES:

An Economic Review of 1941, by Albert Gates

Programs for a German Defeat, by Henry Judd

The British Conquest Of India, Thesis of the Indian Revolutionary Socialists

Socialism and National Liberation, by J.W. Smith

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

• The Social Roots of Opportunism, by Gregory Zinoviev

BOOKS IN REVIEW:

“Good Neighbors”, by Jack Wilson

What Motivates Japan? from Thesis of the Founding Conference of the Fourth International

In Memoriam [Leon Sedoff]

Inside Front Cover: Manager’s Column, by The Manager, & On the Cultural Front (James T. Farrell quote)

Volume VIII, Number 3 (Whole No. 62), April 1942

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A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
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Editor:
ALBERT GATES

NOTES OF THE MONTH, by A.G.

• War and the Colonial Peoples

ARTICLES:

An Impudent Slander, by M.S.

The Social Classes in India, A Thesis

CORRESPONDENCE:

Aspects of Marxian Economics

• The Letter, from J.R. Johnson
• The Reply, by Joseph Carter

What Next in Europe? by Europacus

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

• The Social Roots of Opportunism, by Gregory Zinoviev

CORRESPONDENCE:

The Partisan Review Controversy

• Letter, from Dwight Macdonald
• In Reply, by The Editor

BOOKS IN REVIEW:

The Balkan Debacle, by Jack Wilson

A New Bourgeois Critic, by Irving Howe

Inside Front Cover: Manager’s Column, by The Manager, & Editor’s Note

Volume VIII, Number 4 (Whole No. 63), May 1942

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A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company,

Editor:
ALBERT GATES

PART ONE

NOTES OF THE MONTH, by A.G.

• Roosevelt’s Economic Program

ARTICLES:

A Portrait of John L. Lewis, by Jack Wilson

Literature and Ideology, by James T. Farrell

War in the Far Pacific, by Henry Judd

Women in War Industries, by Susan Green

CORRESPONDENCE:

• The Situation in France, Resolution of French Trotskyists
• Amendment, by the Regional Committee of the Unoccupied Zone

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

• The Social Roots of Opportunism – III, by Gregory Zinoviev

BOOKS IN REVIEW:

Tarlé’s Invasion of History, by R. Craine

Inside Front Cover: Manager’s Column, by The Manager, & Editor’s Note

Volume VIII, Number 5 (Whole No. 64), June 1942

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company,

Editor:
ALBERT GATES

NOTES OF THE MONTH, by A.G.

• Wallace and the People’s War

ARTICLES:

England’s Political Crisis, by Henry Judd

James Connolly, Irish Socialist Rebel, by Albert Gates

World War I in Retrospect, by H. Allen and R. Stone

The Meaning of National Liberation, by Zachary Jackson

Don Basilio Replies, by M.S.

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

The Social Roots of Opportunism – IV, by Gregory Zinoviev

BOOKS IN REVIEW:

The Theory of the Offensive, by Michael Gordon

Comrade Granville’s ‘Hicks’, by H.J.

Steinbeck Goes to Norway, by Irving Howe

Factories and Colonies, by H.J.

PART TWO

China in the World War, by Max Shachtman

• Why Lenin Distinguished Three Types of Countries
• Fundamentals of Lenin on the National Question
• How Wright Distinguishes the ‘Second’ and ‘Third’
• Lenin and Trotsky on the ‘Second’ and ‘Third’ Types
• Two Criteria for Judging Colonial Wars
• Lenin and Zinoviev on Colonial Liberation
• What Are the Real Facts of the War?
• The Historical References Re-examined
• John G. Marlborough Sen va-t-en Guerre
• The Future of the Colonial Struggles
• For a Marxist Colonial Policy

Volume VIII, Number 5 (Whole No. 64), July 1942 (wrongly numbered, should be No 6)

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company,

Editor:
ALBERT GATES

NOTES OF THE MONTH, by A.G.

• Rep. May Speaks Out
• Odell Waller
• PM on Germany

ARTICLES:

Which Way For Britain? by H. Allen

Two Proletarian Soldiers, by Max Shachtman

• N. Riazanov
• H. Sneevliet

On the National Question in Europe

Against National Oppression, Resolution of the Workers Party

What Is the National Question? by J.W. Smith

World War I in Retrospect – II, by H. Allen and R. Stone

A Note on James T. Farrell, by R. Fangston

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

On the “Fallen Women” of Liberalism, by Rosa Luxemburg

BOOKS IN REVIEW:

A Liberal and the War, by Lawrence O’Connor

Moscow Correspondent, by Mary Casting

Bourgeois New Worlds, by Albert Gates

Opportunism Down Under, by Henry Judd

And What Company, by H.J.

Karl Marx on India

Volume VIII, Number 7 (Whole No. 66), August 1942

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company,

Editor:
ALBERT GATES

NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• The Revolt in India, by H.J.

ARTICLES:

Tomorrow in America ..., by H. Allen

Trotsky’s Struggle Against Stalinism, by Max Shachtman

Myth of the United Nations, by Henry Judd

A Labor Base for Negro Struggle, by Ria Stone

The Polish Workers Have the Floor, by J.W. Smith

World War I in Retrospect – III, by H. Allen & R. Stone

Notes from Uruguay

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

• An Answer to the Stalinist Critics, by Leon Trotsky

Lenin on National Revolution

Our Next Issue

BOOKS IN REVIEW:

Make-Believe War? by Ben Hall

Win the War, Win the Peace, by R. Craine

Volume VIII, Number 8 (Whole No. 67), September 1942

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company,

Editor:
ALBERT GATES

NOTES OF THE MONTH, by A.G.

• The Fourth Year of the War
• The Roosevelt Message
• Inquilab Zindabad!

ARTICLES:

Trotsky on Churchill, by Leon Trotsky

• Lenin on Churchill
• Churchill on Lenin

Afterthoughts on a Union Convention, by David Coolidge

Russia’s New Ruling Class, by M.S.

Opportunism on India, by Henry Judd

• The Road for India, by Leon Trotsky
• Lenin on India

Silone on Marxism and Christianity, by R. Fahan

China in the War, by Max Shachtman

CORRESPONDENCE:

Again, Riazanov and Sneevliet, by Victor Serge

MISCELLANY:

The Fire Bells Toll But Once, by Frank Davis

Volume VIII, Number 9 (Whole No. 67), October 1942

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company

Editor:
ALBERT GATES

NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• Discussion on Congress, by A.G.

ARTICLES:

The Kremlin in World Politics, by Leon Trotsky

The Middle Class in Crisis, by Harry Allen

Current Economic Developments in Germany, by Albert Gates

China in the War – II, by Max Shachtman

Jewish Colonization in Palestine, by Karl Minter

Out of Their Own Mouths, A Symposium

Once More: Opportunism on India, by H.J.

BOOKS IN REVIEW:

Panacea for Victory, by H.J.

How the Other 2% Lives, by James M. Fenwick

A Cry for Imperialism, by Eugene Vaughan

A Lesson from History, by J.M.F.

Inside Front Cover: Editor’s Note, by Karl Minter

Volume VIII, Number 10 (Whole No. 69), November 1942

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A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
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Editor:
ALBERT GATES

ARTICLES:

25 Years of the Russian Revolution, by Max Shachtman

Marx, Trotsky and Lenin on Russia, by M.S.

The Marx-Zasulich Correspondence, by Karl Marx and Vera Zasulich

Social Development of Russia, by Leon Trotsky

Lenin at the Eleventh Congress, by N. Lenin

Stalinist Diplomacy and the War, by Albert Gates

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

• An Answer to Stalinist Critics – II, by Leon Trotsky

BOOKS IN REVIEW:

Behind Russia’s War Front, by Mary Casting

Truth à la Webbs, by E. Garrett

Inside Front Cover: Editor’s Note

Volume VIII, Number 11 (Whole No. 70), December 1942

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by New International Publishing Company

Editor:
ALBERT GATES

NOTES OF THE MONTH, by A.G.

• After Pearl Harbor

ARTICLES:

An Analysis of Russian Economy, by F. Forest

The National Question:

• De Gaullism and Socialism, by Europacus
• Some Views of Marx, by F.W. Smith

Facts About Japan, by Francis Taylor

The Socialist Ideal in the World Crisis, by R. Fahan

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

• An Answer to Stalinist Critics – III, by Leon Trotsky

MISCELLANY:

Return of a Scoundrel, by Sam Adams

N.I. Down Under

Enquiry: Into What? by E.W.

BOOKS IN REVIEW:

Financing Big Business, by J.C.

The Nazi System, by R.F.

Stalinism with Fables, by F.T.

Inside Front Cover: Wartime Censorship & Editor’s Note

Volume IX, Number 1 (Whole No. 71), January 1943

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXIAN
Published monthly by the New International Publishing Co.

Editor:
ALBERT GATES

ARTICLES:

A New Crisis in the Labor Movement, by David Coolidge

The National and Colonial Struggles, Resolution of the Workers Party

World Politics and North Africa, by R. Fahan

An Analysis of Russian Economy, by F. Forest

Whither Zionism? Whither Jewry? by Karl Minter

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

• A Letter to German Communists, by N. Lenin (another translation)
• The Program of the Spartacists, by Rosa Luxemburg (another translation)

BOOKS IN REVIEW:

“Unifying” The Americas, by Reva Craine

Volume IX, Number 2, (Whole No. 72), February 1943

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by the New International Publishing Co.

Editor:
ALBERT GATES

NOTES OF THE MONTH

• Another Presidential Order, by E.G.
• North African Interlude, by A.G.
• Russia’s War Aims, by A.G.

ARTICLES:

The National Question in Europe, Resolution of the Workers Party

The Cost of the War, by Sam Adams

Politics and Rosa Luxemburg, by Reva Craine

An Analysis of Russian Economy, by F. Forest

• Correction

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

What Does Spartacus Want? by Rosa Luxemburg (another translation)

BOOKS IN REVIEW:

The Black “Republic”, by Sara Klein

A Bourgeois Mirage, by Frances Grey

CORRESPONDENCE:

• Reviewing Indian Books, by Sylvia Merrill

Editor’s Note

Volume IX, Number 3, Whole No. 73, March 1943

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A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
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Editor:
ALBERT GATES

NOTES OF THE MONTH

• Crisis of the War Labor Board
• Murder as a Political Weapon, by A.G.

ARTICLES:

The Road to Socialism, Political Resolution of the Workers Party

Small Business in Descent, by Sam Adams

National and Colonial Problems, by Max Shachtman

Whither Zionism? Whither Jewry? – II, by Karl Minter

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

• What Does Spartacus Want? by Rosa Luxemburg (another translation)

BOOKS IN REVIEW:

A New Literary Critic, by R.F.

Princely Potpourri, by W. Amadeus

Germany from Underground, by Alfred Freeman

REVIEWS IN BRIEF:

• Finances and the War, by A.
• A War Labor Problem, by G.

CORRESPONDENCE:

• A Letter, by Freddie Forest
• A Reply, by Reva Craine

Correction

Inside Front Cover: Boost Our Press!

Volume IX, Number 4 (Whole No. 74), April 1943

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by the New International Publishing Co.

Editor:
ALBERT GATES

NOTES OF THE MONTH

• The Roosevelt Edict, by A.G.

ARTICLES:

Mr. Willkie and Comrade Muratov, by S.

The Struggle for Air Supremacy, by R.F.

DISCUSSION ARTICLES:

What About the German Revolution? by Clara Werth

Whither Zionism? Whither Jewry? – III, by Karl Minter

DISCUSSION ON NATIONAL QUESTION:

• National Liberation and Fantasy, by Ben Hall
• The Way Out for Europe, by J.R. Johnson

ARTICLE:

Appeasement in Theory and Practice, by Alfred Freeman

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

Trotsky on the Workers’ State

• Introduction, by Max Shachtman
• [Letter to Comrade Borodai], by Leon Trotsky

BOOKS IN REVIEW:

Plunder in Southeast Asia, by James M. Fenwick

Volume IX, Number 5, (Whole No. 75), May 1943

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NOTES OF THE MONTH

• The Meaning of the Miners’ Fight, by A.G.
• Beatrice Webb, Reformist, by A.A.B.

ARTICLES:

A Mission in Fraud, by A.G.

Lessons of the Spanish Commune, by Miriam Gould

Unemployment: A Post-War Prospect, by Albert Gates

DISCUSSION ARTICLES:

Lessons of the Spanish Commune, by Miriam Gould

A New Stage for World Labor, by Pierre Bellasi

DISCUSSION ON NATIONAL QUESTION:

• The Way Out for Europe – II, by J.R. Johnson

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

Divine Right of the Hohenzollern, by Karl Marx

• [Remark], by G.
• Introduction, by Franz Mehring

An Unusual Friendship, by Franz Mehring

Inside Front Cover: Manager’s Column

Volume IX, Number 6, Whole No. 76, June 1943

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NOTES OF THE MONTH

• Once Again, the Miners’ Fight, by A.G.

ARTICLES:

Stalin Dissolves the Comintern, by Sam Adams

What is Incentive Pay? by Walter Wiess [_sic_] [

A New Stage for World Labor – II, by Pierre Bellasi

Russia’s Foreign Policy in the War, by Reva Craine

What are the Prospects for Socialism? by Paul Temple

The West Indies in Review, by W.F. Carlton

DISCUSSION ON NATIONAL QUESTION:

• Real and False Issues on the National Question, by Albert Gates

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

• Manifesto of the First Congress of the Comintern

BOOKS IN REVIEW:

A Study of Japan, by Sylvia Merrill

A Brief Review, by Susan Green

Volume IX, Number 7 (Whole No. 77), July 1943

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NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• The Struggle Between Congress and Roosevelt
• The Miners’ Strikes and the Labor Party
• Democracy and the War for Democracy

ARTICLES:

The Race Pogroms and the Negro, by W.F. Carlton

Notes on Russia in the War, by S.

The Philosophy of History and Necessity, by A.A.B.

Bolivia – Colony of the USA, by Reva Craine

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

• Trotsky on Fascism and Democracy, by the Editor
• Fascism and Democratic Slogans, by Leon Trotsky
• Our Present Tasks, by Leon Trotsky

What are the Prospects for Socialism? by Paul Temple

Volume IX, Number 8 (Whole No. 78), September 1943

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NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• The End of Isolationism in the United States

ARTICLES:

Trotsky and the New Course, by Max Shachtman

Problems of the Italian Revolt, by M.S.

The UAW-CIO Through the War, by Walter Weiss

The Coming Invasion of Europe, by Ernest Lund

An Open Letter to Max Shachtman, by A.T.

My Reply to the Open Letter, by Max Shachtman

Inside Front Page: [Note to Readers]

Volume IX, Number 9 (Whole No. 79), October 1943

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NOTES OF THE MONTH

• The Auto Workers’ Convention, by M.S.

ARTICLES:

Does America Have a Foreign Policy? by Sam Adams

Notes on Russia in the War, by Max Shachtman

Philosophy of History and Necessity, by A.A.B.

The Origin of Capitalism in Russia, by V.I. Lenin

• Translator’s Note, by F. Forest

DISCUSSION ARTICLES ON THE NATIONAL QUESTION:

Socialism and the National Question, by J.R. Johnson

Politics in the Stratosphere, by Albert Gates

Volume IX, Number 10 (Whole No. 80), November 1943

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The Minneapolis Case

NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• The Election Results
• France and England in Lebanon
• Stalin’s Aims in Europe, by Max Shachtman

ARTICLES:

Shifts in the Union Movement, by David Coolidge

The “Mistakes” of the Bolsheviks, by M.S.

In the American Tradition, by J.R. Johnson

General Wavell Comes to India, by Henry Young

DISCUSSION ARTICLES:

Politics in the Stratosphere – II, by Albert Gates

Origin of Capitalism in Russia – II, by V.I. Lenin

BOOKS IN REVIEW:

Government and Labor, by S.L.

Volume IX, Number 11 (Whole No. 81), December 1943

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THESES OF THE WORKERS PARTY:

• American Capitalism in the War
• The Coming Crisis in the US
• The Fight for a Labor Party

The Struggle in Yugoslavia, by Harry Young

Machiavelli and Modern Thought, by R. Fahan

Negroes in the Civil War, by J.R. Johnson

DISCUSSION ARTICLES:

The European Socialist Revolution, by J.R. Johnson, Harry Allen & Tom Brown

“Brothers Under the Skin”, by R.F.

Origin of Capitalism in Russia – III, by V.I. Lenin

BOOKS IN REVIEW:

A Historical Treasure, by Sam Adams

Men from Nowhere

Volume X, Number 1 (Whole No. 82), January 1944

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NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• Long War – Or Short?
• The Meaning of the Fight over Poland
• The “Liquidation” of the Communist Party

ARTICLES:

In the International Tradition, by J.R. Johnson

Problems of the Italian Revolution, by Leon Trotsky

From Inside Stalin’s Prisons, by A. Ciliga

What are the ‘Community Councils’? by Joseph Leonard

The Machiavellian Approach to Society, by R. Fahan

A Letter From Uruguay, by L. de V.

BOOKS IN REVIEW:

Significant Failure, by Richard Stoker

A Self-Repudiation, by Richard Stoker

Volume X, Number 2 (Whole No. 83), February 1944

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NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• The ALP Fight

ARTICLES:

Toward a New Versailles Treaty, by Harry Young

The Psychology of Jim Crowism, by Alfred Freeman

China: Colossus of the East – I, by Ria Stone

Machiavellian Political Theory – III, by R. Fahan

In Stalin’s Prisons – II, by A. Ciliga

The Costs of the War

DISCUSSION:

Socialist United States of Europe

Volume X, Number 3 (Whole No. 84), March 1944

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NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• National Service Act

ARTICLES:

It Is Time to Understand, by Max Shachtman

Technocracy: A Totalitarian Fantasy, by Paul Temple

What Is Leninism? by Leon Trotsky

The China of Chiang Kai-Shek, by Ria Stone

In Stalin’s Prisons – III, by A. Ciliga

DISCUSSION:

• Socialist United States Of Europe – II

BOOKS IN REVIEW:

Men and Coal, by Q.

European Labor and Fascism, by Walter Jason

Inside Front Cover: Manager’s Column, by T.R.C.

Volume X, Number 4 (Whole No. 85), April 1944

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NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• Ups And Downs of the Labor Party Movement
• Imperialism by Any Other Name

ARTICLES:

The Second Stage Opens in Italy, by Max Shachtman

Correction

Spain 1936 – A Study in Soviets, by Miriam Gould

Art of War – Ancient and Modern, by Walter Jason

A Totalitarian Fantasy – II, by Paul Temple

In Stalin’s Prisons – IV, by A. Ciliga

China Under the Stalinists – III, by Ria Stone

Volume X, Number 5 (Whole No. 86), May 1944

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NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• Labor Problems at the Steel Workers Convention, by David Coolidge

ARTICLES:

A Blow at the Fourth International, by Max Shachtman

Engels’ War Articles, by Leon Trotsky

Rising Tide of Labor in Britain, by Michael Drum

Maurice William and Marxism, by Joseph Leonard

Spain 1936 – A Study in Soviets – II, by Miriam Gould

China Under Japanese Domination – IV, by Ria Stone

In Stalin’s Prisons – V, by A. Ciliga

Inside Front Cover: The Notebook, by T.R.C.

Volume X, Number 6 (Whole No. 87), June 1944

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NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• The Invasion – A New Phase of the War
• The Atlantic Charter Abandoned
• What Is Being Planned for Europe?
• The Plan to Destroy Germany
• Russia, Poland and Germany
• Small Nations and Independence

ARTICLES:

The Michigan Commonwealth Federation, by L. Smith

Towards a New Trade Union Program, by David Coolidge

Laski, St. Paul and Stalin, by J.R. Johnson

In Stalin’s Prisons – VI, by A. Ciliga

BOOKS IN REVIEW:

Vansittartism, by William Gorman

Inside Front Cover: The Notebook, by T.R.C.

Volume X, Number 7 (Whole No. 88), July 1944

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NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• The Dilemma of National Self-Determination
• The Role of the US in Europe
• Lenin’s Solution of the Problem
• Light Is Beginning to Dawn

HISTORICAL ARTICLES:

Bolshevism and Self-Determination, by N. Lenin

On the Program of the Party, by N. Lenin

The Working Class of Poland, by Frederic Engels

A Letter on the Italian Revolution, by Leon Trotsky

ARTICLES:

Europe and the Revolutionary Party, by Albert Gates

Ten Years of US Labor History, by David Coolidge

American People in “One World”, by J.R. Johnson

ANNIVERSARY ARTICLES:

Ten Years of The New International

• The Birth of the NI
• The NI in Latin America, by M. Moreno
• The New International in England, by Britannicus

Inside Front Cover: Manager’s Column, by T.R.C.

Volume X, Number 8 (Whole No. 89), August 1944

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NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• The Allies versus Europe

ARTICLES:

The Course of the War: The Bourgeois Theory of the Offensive, by J.R. Johnson

The Post-War Planners: “Peace Plans” and Historical Realities, by Douglas Ellis

HISTORICAL ARTICLES:

Karl Marx on Herr Vogt

DISCUSSION ARTICLES:

Tasks of the Present Period, by Albert Gates

An Epigone of Trotsky, by Max Shachtman

[Correction]

CORRESPONDENCE:

Misunderstanding or Folly? – Letter and Reply to the RCP of Britain

• Letter, from Peck
• Reply, by Max Shachtman

BOOKS IN REVIEW:

A Work of Major Significance: Jean Malaquais’ War Diary, by R.F.

Volume X, Number 9 (Whole No. 90), September 1944

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Capitalist Barbarism Or Socialism? On the Development of Declining Capitalism, and On the Situation, Tasks and Perspectives of the Labor Movement, by the Committee Abroad of the International Communists of Germany

• [Foreword]
• I. Declining capitalism or ...?
• II. The Historical Tendency of Capitalist Accumulation in Putrefying Capitalism
• III. The Economic-Political Background of the Retrogressive Movement
• IV. Fundamental Moments in the Transition to the Retrogressive Movement

Toward a New Trade Union Program – II, by David Coolidge

The French Rats and the Sinking Ship, by J.R. Johnson

The Anti-Marxian Offensive, by James Barrett

Marx’s Alleged Self-Contradiction, by W.H. Emmett

History Without Classes – II, by Joseph Leonard

Inside Front Cover: Editor’s Notes

Volume X, Number 10 (Whole No. 91), October 1944

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NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• The PAC, the Elections and the Future

FIVE LABOR CONVENTIONS:

Politics Among the Auto Workers, by Max Shachtman

Lewis Keeps Control in the Miners’ Union, by David Coolidge

Behind the Shipbuilders’ Fight, by Ernest Lund

What Happened at the UE Meeting, by Albert Gates

Progressives at the Rubber Convention, by Mary Bell

ARTICLES:

An Epigone of Trotsky – II, by Max Shachtman

The Anti-Marxian Offensive – II, by James Barrett

SUPPLEMENT:

Capitalist Barbarism or Socialism: On the Development of Declining Capitalism, and On the Situation, Tasks and Perspectives of the Labor Movement, by the Committee Abroad of the International Communists of Germany

• Introduction, by The New International
• Foreword
• I. Declining Capitalism or ...?
• II. The Historical Tendency of Capitalist Accumulation in Putrefying Capitalism
• III. The Economic-Political Background of the Retrogressive Movement
• IV. Fundamental Moments in the Transition to the Retrogressive Movement
• V. Ascending Development in Contrast to Retrogressive Movement
• VI. Inner Contradiction of the First Imperialist War
• VII. The First Imperialist War as a Premature Historical “Misfortune”
• VIII. Good Luck and Bad Luck in History and Recapitulation of the Development
• IX. Qualitative Changes from the First Imperialist War to Today
• X. Remaining Relations with Regard to Alleged “State Capitalism”
• XI. Specific Retrogressive Movement

Inside Front Cover: Editor’s Notes

Volume X, Number 11 (Whole No. 92), November 1944

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NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• The PAC and the Elections

ARTICLES:

Germany and European Civilization, by J.R. Johnson

The Party That Won the Victory, by M.S.

Opportunism and Adventurism, by A. Arlins

Negro Intellectuals in Dilemma, by Freddie Forest

What Happened in the Argentine, by Peter Smiles

Karl Marx on Herr Vogt – II

From the Bureaucratic Jungle, by Max Shachtman

CORRESPONDENCE:

• Letters from James Farrell

Volume X, Number 12 (Whole No. 93), December 1944

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NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• The Struggle for Europe

ARTICLES:

Which Way for PAC, by J.R. Johnson

Power Politics of the Big Three, by Ernest Lund

Towards a New Union Program – IV, by David Coolidge

Contribution to “Mass Psychology”, by Edward Warner

The Anti-Marxian Offensive – III, by James Barrett

CORRESPONDENCE:

The SWP and the European Revolution

• Introduction
• Open Letter to the SWP Convention, by the Committee Abroad of the International Communists of Germany

Inside Front Cover: Corrections

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Volume XI, Number 1 (Whole No. 94), January 1945

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NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• A National Service Act

FOR DISCUSSION:

Negroes and the Revolution

• Resolution of the Political Committee, by David Coolidge
• Resolution of the Minority, by J.R. Johnson

ARTICLES:

The Lessons of Ten Years

• Letter to the French Workers, by Leon Trotsky

The Language of Hollywood, by James T. Farrell

Airpower in World War II, by Walter Jason

BOOK REVIEW

Charles and Mary Beard, by Martin Harvey

Volume XI, Number 2 (Whole No. 95), March 1945

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NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• The Yalta Conference

ARTICLES:

Reconversion – I, by J.R. Johnson

From the Bureaucratic Jungle – II, by Max Shachtman

FOR DISCUSSION:

The Higher School of Polemics – I. The Russian Question, by N.T., for International Communists of Germany (Committee Abroad)

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

• Revisionism and Planning, by G.G (Leon Trotsky)

BOOK REVIEW:

Wechsler on John L. Lewis, by W.J.

Volume XI, Number 3 (Whole No. 96), April 1945

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NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• The Murray-Green-Johnston Charter

ARTICLES:

Five Years of the Workers Party, by Max Shachtman

FOR DISCUSSION

The Higher School of Polemics – II. On the Russian Question, by N.T., for International Communists of Germany

Negroes in Organized Labor, by David Coolidge

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

On The Iron Heel, by Leon Trotsky

Volume XI, Number 4 (Whole No. 97), May 1945

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NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• The End of the European War

[Notice], from the Business Manager

ARTICLES:

The Lesson of Germany, by J.R. Johnson

Stalin as Lenin’s Heir, by Ernest Lund

The World Trade Union Conference, by Albert Gates

Historical Image of Napoleon – I, by James T. Farrell

FOR DISCUSSION:

Negroes in the Revolution, by F. Forest

Some Questions of Clarification, by The International Communists of Germany

CORRESPONDENCE:

Letter on Yalta, from J.C.

Reply to Letter, by The Editors

Volume XI, Number 5 (Whole No. 98), August 1945

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NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• The Upheaval in the Communist Party

For a New Trade Union Program – I, by David Coolidge

Agrarian Struggles in the United States – I, by Willie Gorman

The Party and the Intellectuals, by James P. Cannon & Albert Goldman

• Cannon’s First Letter
• Cannon’s Second Letter
• Goldman’s Reply

Historical Image of Napoleon – II, by James T. Farrell

DISCUSSION:

More Questions of Clarification

• [Letter], from Charles
• Reply by the German Comrade, from A. Arlins

BOOK REVIEW:

Four Books by Koestler, by Peter Loumos

At the Last Minute

Volume XI, Number 6 (Whole No. 99), September 1945

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NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• Balance Sheet of the War

The British Vote for Socialism, by J.R. Johnson

Atomic Energy and Socialism, by Willem De Voorter

For a New Trade Union Program – II, by David Coolidge

The Question of Unity, Documents of the SWP and the WP

• Resolution of the SWP Minority, signed by Goldman, Morrow & Williams
• Statement by the National Committee of the WP, signed by Max Shachtman

Agrarian Struggles in the United States – II, by Willie Gorman

Volume XI, Number 7 (Whole No. 100), October 1945

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EDITORIAL COMMENT:

• Deadlock at London

ARTICLES:

The International Significance of the British Elections, by A. Arlins

Carl Jung and the Nazi Superman, by P. Koster

James P. Cannon as Historian, by Albert Gates

The Italian Revolution and the Slogan “For a Republic”, by Daniel Logan

In the Land of the Political Vacuum, by Roger Judson

Positions of the SWP and the WP on Unity – Documents

• Cannon to Shachtman
• Shachtman to Cannon
• Letter to SWP National Committee Meeting, from Max Shachtman

Inside Front Cover: Politics of the International Working Class

Volume XI, Number 8 (Whole No. 101), November 1945

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Business Manager:
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EDITORIAL COMMENT:

• Colonial World in Ferment

Correction

REGULAR FEATURES:

The Politics of the International Working Class

ARTICLES:

Japan’s Days of Defeat, by William Braden

Socialism or – Atomization, by Willem De Voorter

New Tactics in Fighting Totalitarianism – I, by James Barret

Does Freedom of Speech Include Fascists? by Martin Harvey

The Character of the Russian Revolution, by Leon Trotsky

DOCUMENTS:

On WP-SWP Unity

• Cannon to Shachtman
• Resolution of the SWP National Committee
• Resolution Submitted by SWP NC Minority
• Statement of Minority on the Cannon-Stein-Frank Resolution, signed by Bennett, Goldman, Morrow & Williams
• WP Reply to SWP Plenum Resolution, signed by Max Shachtman

Inside Front Cover: Business Manager’s Memo to Our Readers

Volume XI, Number 9 (Whole No. 102), December 1945

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EDITORIAL COMMENT:

• UAW vs. GM

Is Full Employment Possible? by David Francis

New Tactics in Fighting Totalitarianism – II, by James Barrett

Civil Liberties in the Fight Against Fascism, by Harold Draper

Pre-War Perspectives and Post-War Realities, by Max Shachtman

Economic Basis of the Black Market, by Susan Green

Behind the Pearl Harbor Exposé, by Emanuel Garrett

How PAC’s Strategy Worked Out, by Eleanor Mason

Inside Front Cover: Business Manager’s Memo to Our Readers, by Paul Bern, & Editorial Note

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Volume XII, Number 1 (Whole No. 103), January 1946

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Managing Editor:
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Business Manager:
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EDITORIAL COMMENT:

• The Strike Wave

ARTICLES:

America’s Role in Europe, by Henry Judd

De Gaulle as Military Theoretician, by Walter Jason

Politics in Occupied Germany, by A. Jeffers

Politics of the International Working Class, by James Fenwick

To the Secretariat of the Fourth International, by Felix Morrow

The Post-Liberation Struggle in the Philippines, by Saul Berg

Lessons of the Detroit Elections, by Martin Harvey

The Stalinist Bureaucracy from the Inside, by George Stanley

On the WP-SWP Unity Discussions, Documents of the WP and the SWP Minority

• From Shachtman to Cannon
• From Morrow to Shachtman
• From Shachtman to Morrow

BOOK REVIEW:

The Farmers’ Last Frontiers, by Jim Black

DISCUSSION ARTICLE:

Historical Retrogression or Socialist Revolution, by J.R. Johnson

CORRESPONDENCE:

• Correspondence on IKD:
  From a Group of European Emigrés
  Statement of IKD, from the AK of the IKD
  From Ruth Phillips

Inside Front Cover: Business Manager’s Memo to Our Readers, by Paul Bern

Volume XII, Number 2 (Whole No. 104), February 1946

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Business Manager:
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EDITORIAL COMMENT:

• The Crisis in France

ARTICLES:

England and Its Labor Government, by Henry Judd

The Pope Needs America, by James T. Farrell

Women, Biology and Socialism, by Miriam Gould

On the Tempo in Europe, by Felix Morrow

BOOK REVIEWS:

Big Business in a Democracy, by Martin Harvey

Goldman Replies to Questions, by Albert Goldman

DISCUSSION ARTICLE:

Historical Retrogression or Socialist Revolution – II, by J.R. Johnson

Inside Front Cover: Business Manager’s Memo to Our Readers, by Reva Craine

Volume XII, Number 3 (Whole No. 105), March 1946

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OBITUARY:

• Nicola Di Bartolomeo

EDITORIAL COMMENT:

• The Strike Settlements

France in 1946, by Henry Judd

The Eruption of Bureaucratic Imperialism, by Daniel Logan

INTERVIEWS:

1. Wartime Moscow, Interview with a Returned American
2. Wartime Murmansk, Observations of a Seaman

Germany’s First Post-Nazi Election, by Henry Morrison

Profits and the Housing Crisis, by Miriam Gould

Role of the Indonesian Leadership, by Leon Shields

Negroes and the Labor Movement, by David Coolidge

FROM THE ARCHIVES OF THE PARTY:

Resolution on Organization and Tasks of the Party, (Minority Resolution, SWP Convention 1940)

Volume XII, Number 4 (Whole No. 106), April 1946

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EDITORIAL COMMENT:

• The New Russian Imperialism

The Roots of Stalinism, by Enrique Procuna

Relationship of Program to Mass Influence, by G. Munis

Luxemburg’s Theory of Accumulation – I, [_by F. Forest_]

Stalinist Literary Discussion, by James T. Farrell

BOOK REVIEW:

Technological Progress in Agriculture, by G.H. Fabius

BOOK REVIEWS:

Prater Violet, by Richard Stoker

For Thee the Best, by Richard Stoker

The Age of Jackson, by Martin Harvey

Modern Man Is Obsolete, by George W. Tobin

FROM THE ARCHIVES OF THE PARTY:

• Founding Principles of the Workers Party

Class Nature of Stalinist Parties, by Emanuel Garrett

Volume XII, Number 5 (Whole No. 107), May 1946

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Business Manager:
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ARTICLES:

The Germanies – I, by Henry Judd

Luxemburg’s Theory of Accumulation – II, by F. Forest

A Comment on Literature and Morality, by James T. Farrell

The Great Conspiracy Against the Revolution, by Jack Weber

Sectarianism and Democratic Demands, by E. Germain

DOCUMENTS:

The Importance and Scope of Democratic Slogans, Resolution of the Revolutionary Communist Party of Belgium

Germany – Still the Key, by Willie Gorman & Ria Stone

CORRESPONDENCE:

• [On France], from R―
• [On France], from C.
• [On the Fourth International], from A. Arlins
• [On the IKD], from A. Arlins
• [On Cannon’s Book], from G.

Volume XII, Number 6 (Whole No. 108), August 1946

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Editorial Board:
ERNERST ERBER
ALBERT GATES
ALBERT GOLDMAN
J.R. JOHNSON
MAX SHACHTMAN
Managing Editor:
ALBERT GATES

NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• [The Railroad Strike]
• The Indian Negotiations
• France Shifts to Right

The Germanies – II, by Henry Judd

Problems of the Polish Revolution, by A. Rudzienski

The Politics of Psychoanalysis, by Robert Stiler

DISCUSSION ARTICLES:

For Self-Determination in Palestine, by Leon Shields

The Meaning of Self-Determination, by Albert Gates

The Problem of Public Sensibility, by James T. Farrell

The Vatican’s New Line, by Joseph Leonard

BOOK REVIEWS:

Human Nature, by Irving Howe

The Fate of Writing in America, by I.H.

CORRESPONDENCE:

• [On the Meaning of “Property”], from W. Brooks
• [On Germany], from Roger Judson
• Letter from Ceylon

Inside Front Cover: Attention, Subscribers & Correction

Volume XII, Number 7 (Whole No. 109), September 1946

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF, REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by the New International Publishing Co.

Editorial Board:
ERNEST ERBER
ALBERT GATES
ALBERT GOLDMAN
J.R. JOHNSON
MAX SHACHTMAN
Managing Editor:
ERNEST ERBER

NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• The Struggle on the Price Front
• Poland’s Political Pattern
• Paris Peace Conference
• Welcome SWP Minority

Announcement ...

Erratum

Leon Trotsky and the Workers Party, by Ernest Erber

The Heroic Period of the Comintern, by Albert Gates

Reviewing The New Course, by Irving Howe

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

• The Church Struggle Under Fascism, by Leon Trotsky

Russian Imperialism in Poland – II, by A. Rudzienski

American Literature Marches On – I, by James T. Farrell

Inside Front Cover: Attention Subscribers, by Press Manager

Volume XII, Number 8 (Whole No. 110), October 1946

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF, REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by the New International Publishing Co.

Editorial Board:
ERNEST ERBER
ALBERT GATES
ALBERT GOLDMAN
J.R. JOHNSON
MAX SHACHTMAN
Managing Editor:
ERNEST ERBER

NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• Wage-Price Spiral and the Mood of the Workers
• The Paris Conference – Interim Observations

Trotsky’s Stalin – A Critical Evaluation, by Max Shachtman

After Ten Years, by J.R Johnson

A Note on the Defense and Nature of Stalinist Russia, by Albert Goldman

American Literature Marches On – II, by James T. Farrell

Setting the Record Straight, by M.S.

Kravchenko – Product of the Stalinist Era, by Henry Judd

CORRESPONDENCE:

The Significance of Koestler

• From Neil Weiss
• From Irving Howe

ARCHIVES OF THE REVOLUTION:

• The Timetable for Revolution, by Leon Trotsky

BOOK REVIEWS:

The Withering Away of the State, by Irving Howe

Beatrice Webb, by A. Victor

A Marxist Reply to Macdonald

A Note on Stiler’s The Politics of Psychoanalysis, by Editors

Inside Front Cover: Business Manager’s Memo to Our Readers, by Press Manager

Volume XII, Number 9 (Whole No. 111), November 1946

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF, REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by the New International Publishing Co.

Editorial Board:
ERNEST ERBER
ALBERT GATES
ALBERT GOLDMAN
J.R. JOHNSON
MAX SHACHTMAN
Managing Editor:
ERNEST ERBER

NOTES OF THE MONTH:

• The Jews of Europe and Immigration to Palestine
• Paris Conference Another Zero
• The Wallace Dismissal
• Russia, Twenty-Nine Years After

Marxism and the Jewish Question, by the Editors

• Free Immigration Everywhere; A Free Palestine with Majority Rule, Resolution of the Workers Party
• Assimilation Utopian: Self-Determination of the Jews, by Edward Findley & Albert Findley
• No Immigration to Palestine: Arab Freedom the Main Issue, by W. Brooks

The Myth of German Character, by Shirley Lawrence

Why the Germans Failed to Revolt, by H. Leder

• Rebuttal, by Henry Judd

Report on Italy, by Jack Armor

Politics of the International Working Class, by H.J.

• South Africa
• India-Ceylon
• France
• Stalinism at Work

BOOK REVIEWS:

Social-Democracy versus Communism, by Irving Howe

CORRESPONDENCE:

• [On Self-Determination], from Dave Corbin

Inside Front Cover: Business Manager’s Memo to Our Readers

Volume XII, Number 10 (Whole No. 112), December 1946

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF, REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM
Published monthly by the New International Publishing Co.

Editorial Board:
ERNEST ERBER
ALBERT GATES
ALBERT GOLDMAN
J.R. JOHNSON
MAX SHACHTMAN
Managing Editor:
ERNEST ERBER

EDITORIAL COMMENT:

• The Republican Sweep
• Trieste – City Between Two Worlds
• France’s “No Exit” Sign

Behind the Hindu-Moslem Strife, by Henry Judd

RESOLUTION:

• Resolution on “Pakistan”, Bolshevik-Leninist Party of India

The Politics of the Indian Bourgeoisie, by Suren Morarji

The Basis of Workers’ Democracy, by Albert Goldman

Cain’s Movietone Realism, by James T. Farrell

A Note on The Open City, by Meyer Schapiro

The Nature of the Russian Economy – I, by F. Forest

Politics of the International Working Class, by H.J.

BOOK REVIEW:

Our Threatened Values, by Richard Stoker

CORRESPONDENCE:

• [On Arthur Koestler], from Peter Loumos

Insider Front Cover: Business Manager’s Memo to Our Readers

New International Index (1947–1958)

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