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The world divided, the labour movement united - Vimarsana News

The world divided, the labour movement united

Last week, the Governing Body of the International Labour Organization (ILO) passed a resolution strongly condemning Russian aggression in Ukraine. The resolution was not passed unanimously. The vote reflected divisions not only between countries but between classes as well.

Russian revolution 1917: reading guide - Vimarsana News

Russian revolution 1917: reading guide

Libcom.org's reading guide on the 1917 Russian revolution.

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Victor Serge's 'Memoirs of a revolutionary' - Vimarsana News

Victor Serge's 'Memoirs of a revolutionary'

Last month we dug into Victor Serge’s ‘Memoirs of a revolutionary.’

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The red Jacobins: Thermidor and the Russian revolution in 1921 - Vimarsana News

The red Jacobins: Thermidor and the Russian revolution in 1921

Stalin was the gravedigger of the Russian Revolution, as conscious agent of the bureaucratic elite that stole power and bloodily repressed opposition. But did Lenin and Trotsky’s earlier suppression of party factions fatally secure his passage to total power? Mark Hoskisson argues that the anti-Stalinist left has underestimated the significance of 1921 in sealing the fate of the revolution

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The latest deception - Gabriel Miasnikov - Vimarsana News

The latest deception - Gabriel Miasnikov

In this essay first published in 1930 in France, the founder of the Workers Group denounces the bureaucracy that he claims seized power in a “coup d’état” in 1920 at the Ninth Congress of the CPSU(b)—its “latest deception” being its fraudulent appeals for “freedom of criticism” and “self-criticism” after a series of revolts by workers and peasants in the early to mid-1920s—and calls for a restoration of proletarian democracy (as exemplified by the Paris Commune) by democratizing the functions exercised by bureaucratic State institutions (production, distribution, oversig...

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