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Conkers or bonkers? Humanitarian war in Kosovo - Vimarsana News

Conkers or bonkers? Humanitarian war in Kosovo

Explanations in terms of both imperialist gains and a descent into irrationality grasp only part of the reason why Europe and the USA recently went to war in Kosovo. This article argues that the timing of events is explicable in terms of both the end of the Cold War and the recent world financial crisis.

Source: libcom.org
Bolshevik opposition to Lenin: G. T. Miasnikov and the Workers' Group - Vimarsana News

Bolshevik opposition to Lenin: G. T. Miasnikov and the Workers' Group

Paul Avrich's article from 1984 about G.T. Miasnikov and the Workers' Group

Source: libcom.org
To work or not to work? Is that the question? - Vimarsana News

To work or not to work? Is that the question?

Gilles Dauvé critically examines the idea that previous revolutions failed due to them viewing communism as being the affirmation of labour as opposed to being anti-work.

Source: libcom.org
What was the USSR? Part III: Left communism and the Russian revolution - Vimarsana News

What was the USSR? Part III: Left communism and the Russian revolution

In the third part of their analysis of the USSR, Aufheben examine left communist characterisations of the soviet union as "state capitalist".

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Our animal farm - Vimarsana News

Our animal farm

Animal Farm in August 1945, in the closing weeks of the Pacific War. Even then, most naïve supporters of the wartime Soviet-British-American alliance were no longer in denial about the contours of Moscow’s impending postwar communist aggression. (Article by Victor Davis Hanson republished from AMGreatness.com) The short, allegorical novel’s human-like farm animals replay the transition of supposedly 1917 revolutionary Bolsheviks into cynical 1930s Stalinists. Thereby, they remind us that leftist totalitarianism inevitably becomes far worse than the supposed parasitical capitalists they...