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Bob Darke
The Communist Technique in Britain (1952)
BOB DARKE, Hackney Borough Councillor, and for eighteen years a lead- ing Communist until he resigned in May 1951, explains how the British Communist Party can exert an influence vastly out of proportion to its numerical strength. This is not an ex-Communist intellectual's expose but the pla...
U.S.News
Communism and the New Left: What They're Up To Now (1969)
Introduction
There is considerable confusion in the United States about the different groups which make up the far left, old and new. This is due to a number of factors.
First there is the Communist Party-U.S.A., ever-loyal to Soviet Russia. This aged party realizes it can...
J. T. Lang
Communism In Australia (1944)
I believe that the time has arrived for a complete exposure of the Communist Party. Here is the evidence. It is essentially a factual account of how the Communist Party is undermining the Australian nation. It explains how it is controlled. Its General Staff. Its penetration of the unions. Its sinister...
Arnold Spencer Leese
Bolshevism Is Jewish! (1933)
The object of this pamphlet is to prove that Bolshevism is Jewish. Bolshevism represents one of the final stages in the deliberate Jewish programme for World Domination. It is not in the scope of this pamphlet to describe the earlier stages of the programme, in which Liberalism, Masonry and...
Nesta Helen Webster
Socialist Network (1926)
- The object of this book is not to provide a history of Socialism, but merely an account of the Socialist organizations of modern times. It gives accounts of persons connected with, or giving rise to, concrete societies or groups. Contents: origins of modern Socialism; Marxian Socialism, prewar pe...
