Three Days in August In the weeks following the failed coup attempt of 19‐21 August, the International Bolshevik Tendency was virtually alone among self-proclaimed Trotskyists in recognizing that this event marked the end of...
The following is an edited translation of an article which appeared in Bolschewik No. 2. The annual national fascist mobilization at Wunsiedel to honor Rudolf Hess, Hitler’s deputy, is an important event for German...
For a Socialist Federation of the Middle East This article is translated from Bolschewik (No. 2), journal of Gruppe Spartakus. The division of the world under imperialism has subjected many peoples to massacres, oppression...
Centrists & Soviet Counterrevolution The International Bolshevik Tendency saw the aborted Soviet coup of August 1991 as Stalinism’s last desperate stand. We said that its failure sounded the death knell of the Soviet workers’...
Polemics on the Soviet Coup Last summer comrade Marc D., a Montreal sympathizer of the International Communist League, was won to the program of the Bolshevik Tendency. A pivotal question was the August 1991...
For Working–Class Unity—Not National Unity Reprinted below is the BT’s October 1992 statement on the referendum which was published in English and French: “Do you agree that the Constitution of Canada should be renewed...
United Front Campaign for Working–Class Independence The 26 October 1992 pan–Canadian referendum on constitutional reform provided the Bolshevik Tendency (BT) a chance to present its program to wider audiences in both Quebec and Ontario,...
Defend the Left and Workers’ Movement The following is an edited version of an article from the December 1992 issue of Bolschewik, publication of the Gruppe Spartakus, German section of the International Bolshevik Tendency....
On 19 October 1992 the John Brown Society held its second annual awards banquet at Fraunces Tavern in New York City. The recipient of the 1992 gold medal was Dhoruba Bin Wahad who was...
It is hard for most people to accept that racial prejudice and antagonism, pervasive phenomena of modern life, have not been permanent features of human society. Yet the very concept of “race,” and the...