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Collapse MS 2664 - Communist Party, Socialist, and Trades Union Literature

MS 2664 - Communist Party, Socialist, and Trades Union Literature

Collapse 1 - Literature collected by James Milne, Secretary of Aberdeen Trades Council (fl 1967 - 1968)

1 - Literature collected by James Milne, Secretary of Aberdeen Trades Council (fl 1967 - 1968)

1 - Communist International, 1929 - 1939

2 - Communist Review, 1921 - 1931

3 - Discussion, 1936

4 - Labour, 1939

5 - Labour Monthly, 1926 - 1948

6 - The Left Review, 1934 - 1935

7 - The Plebs, 1925

8 - University Forward, 1942

Collapse 9 - Pamphlets

1 - Pakistan and Indian national unity

2 - Aircraft Shop Stewards' National Council: Aircraft

3 - The Red Army

4 - In freedom's cause

5 - Trade Unionists and the war

6 - Loose thinking and other matters (University of Aberdeen Rectorial address)

7 - The first president of the republic of labour. A short biographical sketch of the life and work of Y.M. Sverdlov

8 - British Labour policy on war. A reminder

9 - Japan threatens the Soviet Union

10 - Behind the gas mask. An exposure of the proposed air defence measures

11 - The Peace Petition. Speakers' Notes

12 - Soviet local government

13 - The fight for Labour's programme

15 - Socialism. A Young Communist League Pamphlet

16 - Affiliation. The Communist Party and the Labour Party

17 - Britain's cultural heritage

18 - The British road to socialism

19 - Communism and building workers

20 - The Communist Party of the Soviet Union

21 - Fascist murderers. Pictures of the concentration camps you must never forget

22 - A guide for treasurers

23 - A hell of a business. Memorandum to the Royal Commission on the private manufacture of, and trade in, arms on behalf of the Communist Party of Great Britain, [submitted by] Harry Pollitt on behalf of the central committee of the Communist Party of Great Britain

24 - The Plain Man's Guide to the Coronation (No. 3): "How is the Empire"

25 - Road passenger transport. How to secure justice for transport workers and improve travelling facilities

26 - Save peace! Aid Spain

27 - The socialist road for Britain. Draft of a General Election programme issued by the executive committee of the Communist Party for discussion at the twenty-first Congress of the Communist Party, November 1949

28 - Towards a communist programme

29 - Transport for the people. Proposals for the post-war organisation of British transport services. Issued by the Communist Party for discussion

31 - Victory peace security. Report of the 17th National Congress of the Communist Party, Shoreditch Town Hall, London, E.C.1, 28 - 30 October 1944

32 - "Off the Leash", a muscial comedy in two acts

33 - Labour and the Empire

34 - Who attacks the Co-ops?

35 - Communism and the Co-ops

36 - Speeches in Parliament, 4 December 1935 - 26 October 1937

37 - Germany Hitler and the Trade Unions

38 - Raise high the banner (Speech of Comrade John Gollan at the 6th World Congress of the Young Communist International)

39 - Britain and Russia

40 - The communist party

41 - Fire watching for men and women

42 - The British Empire

43 - The great initiative

44 - Parliament of women. Report of first session, London Women's Parliament, (held on 13 July 1941)

45 - Payment by results in British Engineering

46 - Trade unionism and communism. An open letter to a trade union branch secretary

47 - The challenge to democracy. A popular front for Britain

48 - The meaning of imperialism

49 - Hints on the organisation of press work

50 - The present situation in Germany

51 - The Crimea Conference. Safeguard of the future. A contribution to discussion

52 - Dynamite in the dock

53 - I accuse Baldwin

54 - Labour and war

55 - An open letter to a trade unionist

56 - Speed the second front

57 - Unity Peace and Security. Pollitt's reply to Morrison

58 - Workers of Britain, unite!

59 - Moscow: our capital

60 - Fellow students

61 - The Communist Party

62 - Political letters

63 - Four lesson syllabus on Socialism in practice. Why Russia is strong

64 - The building of the new Russia

65 - 24 years of Soviet power

66 - Civil war in Austria. The full facts. A reply to Otto Bauer. The February insurrection of the Austrian proletariat

68 - How about Russia? The truth revealed by "Searchlight"

69 - Planning for prosperity. The U.S.S.R. looks ahead!

70 - Why we pay more

71 - Soviet Medicine and Public Health

72 - Is war inevitable? being the full text of the interview given by Joseph Stalin to Roy Howard

73 - Report on the work of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, at the 17th Congress of the C.P.S.U.

74 - The Twenty - fifth anniversary of the Soviet state

75 - Trade unionism: past and future

76 - Soviet Russia. A syllabus for study courses.

77 - John Smith has an accident. A case for workmen's compensation

78 - The trade unions and workmen's compensation. The case for reform

79 - Science and socialism

80 - What I saw in Korea

81 - Wrecks - and profits

Expand 2 - Literature collected by William Leslie, Aberdeen (fl 1968)

2 - Literature collected by William Leslie, Aberdeen (fl 1968)

Expand 3 - Literature collected by James Clunie, MP (fl 1950)

3 - Literature collected by James Clunie, MP (fl 1950)

Expand 4 - Literature collected by Aberdeen Trades Council

4 - Literature collected by Aberdeen Trades Council

Expand 5 - Literature collected by Aberdeen Communist Party

5 - Literature collected by Aberdeen Communist Party