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G.P. Fedotoff
The Russian Church Since The Revolution (1928)
From The PREFACE
After a total suspension of news from Russia lasting between twenty-four and forty-eight hours, news reached England of the Revolution and the abdication of the Tsar. I remember going to my club and witnessing the enthusiasm of the members: Have you heard the g...
John Pepper
American Negro Problems (1928)
A 1928 Workers Library pamphlet reprinted in 1960 to reveal Moscow's devious attempts to sow racial strife in the U.S.A.
Foreword
THE COMMUNIST FIGHT FOR THE NEGRO CAUSE
The two major capitalist parties, the Republican and Democratic, and their small brother, the Socialist Party, have an unwrit...
Leon Trotsky
The Kirov Assassination (1935)
INTRODUCTION
We are republishing this pamphlet, written by Trotsky Bt the end of 1934. It has long been out of print and was so rare that it had become a collector's item.
The subject matter treated is not only of great historic value but has become topical following the Twentieth Congress...
Jean Patrice
Communism Unmasked (1943-1970)
From the Preface to the Fifth Edition
With the exception of some chapters, viz., the Jewishness of U . N . O . , the alleged slaughter of 6,000,000 Jews, the trial of Cardinal Mindszenty, the betrayal at Pearl Harbour, lists of other Jewish- inspired Revolutions, and lists of unsuspected but still...
Lesley Fry
The Jews and the British Empire (1935)
Introduction
THE succession of events which have led to the almost total loss of British prestige in the sight of the world, the failure in the lamentable Ethiopian affair, Britain's recognition of Bolshevism in Russia and Spain, and mistaken policy in India, Palestine,Egypt and elsewhere, m...
