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Revolutionary Democracy
Revolutionary Democracy is a half-yearly
theoretical and
political journal published in April and September from India. It
contains
materials on the problems facing the communist movement, particularly
relating
to Russia, China and India, the origins of modern revisionism, the
restoration
of capitalism in the USSR and developments in the international
communist
movement.
Vol. XXV, No. 2, April, 2020
New articles:
ICMLPO condemns the war against the Palestinian people
Acute Health Crises in India
Farmers’ Protest against the Three Farm Laws
Lessons of the Popular Unity of Ecuador
In Defense of Stalin
Balkans Marxist-Leninist Platform
Steps of a tireless giant: Honor and glory to comrade Walter Zuleta (Chicho)!
Statement of Workers’ Organisations of West and South Asia
Rascunho de uma carta de Lavrentiy Beria para Alexandar Rankovic (in Other Languages, Portuguese).
Election Manfesto of the Indian Communist Party, 1946. (In Archives.)
New Unity & Struggle
Unity & Struggle 42, pdf version, cover
New articles in Spanish and Serbian (under Other Languages)
J. V. Staljin – Diskusija o umetnosti sa Sovjetskim kreativnim intelektualcima Re-posted on June 10, 2021
(J.V. Stalin – Discussion about art with Soviet creative intellectuals)
De la historia de las protestas políticas en la URSS. Posted on February 9, 2021
Traducido
de la versión inglesa: "For the Motherland! For Stalin! From the history of political protests in the USSR" in Vol. XXII, No. 2
Krushev mintió, Grover Furr. Posted on February 9, 2021
Traduccion de Khrushchev Lies
Manual de Economia Politica
Traduccion de la Manual publicado en el Union Sovietica en 1954
New articles in Archives:
Trotsky the Traitor, Alexander Bittelman, 1937
Liberation Struggle of the Peoples of Yugoslavia Against the Fascist Tito Clique,
R. Golubovic, 1950
Cosmopolitanism—Weapon of Predatory U.S. Imperialism, Georges Cogniot, Member, Central Committee, French Communist Party, 1950
Three articles from From For a Lasting Peace, For a People's Democracy, August 11, 1950 (in Archives).
Successes of Albanian People’s Republic
Death Camp in Titoite Yugoslavia
Kulaks—Support of the Fascist Tito Clique in the Countryside
Trotsky in Mexico: Toward a History of His Informal Contacts with the U.S. Government, 1937-1940, William Chase.
National Question in the USA
Trotsky's Day in Court
New section in Archives: On Che Guevara
Articles in Telugu
Proceedings of the Second Congress of the Communist International, 1920 (in Archives)
Social outbreak at the heart of the capitalist imperialist system, ICMLPO
Articles on Covid 19 and the Class Struggle:
Covid 19 and the Working Classes, CN Subramaniam
We are Workers – We are Not For Sale, New Trade Union Initiative
Effect of Coronavirus on India, Dr. N. Bhattacharya
COVID-19 in Russia, International Labour Working Group of Russia
The Fight Against Epidemics in the USSR in Peace and War
Benin Will not Serve as a Land for Testing the Anti-Covid-19 vaccine, Philippe Noudjenoume
A Call to Workers, Labourers and the Public on the Struggle Against the Corona Virus Pandemic, EMEP
Sensational Drug Kingpin: Apropos to IFP Article on Lhukhosei, Malem Ningthouja
Some
Fundamental Questions of the Revolutionary Policy of the Party of
Labour of Albania about the Development of the Class Struggle, Nexhmije Hoxha, in Bengali
ВКП (б), Госплан и вопрос перехода к коммунистическому обществу в Советском Союзе 1939-1953 гг., in Документы на русском языке
Resolutions of the Comintern on the Negro Question, (in archive)
Some
Fundamental Questions of the Revolutionary Policy of the Party of
Labour of Albania about the Development of the Class Struggle, Nexhmije Hoxha, 1977 (in archive)
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Nexhmije Hoxha 1921-2020
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It’s Not the Economy, It’s the Politics, Stupid, K.B. Saxena
Condition of Indian Labouring Masses: the Urban Labouring People, C.N. Subramaniam
Code on Wages: Universalising Rightlessness, Worker’s Connect
Statement on the Citizenship Amendment Act 2019 and National Register of Citizens
Protesting CAA in Northeast India, Malem Ningthouja
The Internal Report of the Delhi Police on the ‘Riots’, IANS
The Supreme Court Judgement on the Babri Masjid Dispute
Lahore Industrialist Arranges for Firing on Factory Workers, Shaukat Ali Chaudhry
Founding of the Revolutionary Alliance of Labour in Serbia
The Question of the Balkan Federation, Nexhmije Hoxha (4 p.)
Tributes to Nexhmije Hoxha, (8 February 1921 - 26 February 2020)
Vito Kapo Passed Away (9 November 1922 - 29 February 2020), Laver Stroka
Tufail Abbas: Tributes
Ecuador: The Indigenous and Popular Uprising, A Victory over Neo-Liberalism, Pablo Miranda
We are Not Only Fighting a Pandemic – But for a New and Better Future, ICMLPO
The Subversion and Disruption of a Writing of Lenin, Revolução e Democracia
Kautskyism in the Theory of Imperialism II, E. Leikin (50 p.)
Letter from Dange, Ghosh, Basavapunnaiah and Rao in Moscow to the CC CPSU (B), (1st March, 1951) (3 p.)
Speech at the September 1953 Plenum of the Central Committee of the CPSU, V.M. Molotov (18 p.) Intro only
Che-ism in Sri Lanka and India, Parimal Dasgupta
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