The Comintern. Duncan Hallas. Haymarket Books, Dec 5, 2016 - Political Science - 220 pages. This history of the Communist (Third) International, from its beginnings in 1919 as the center of world revolution through its degeneration at the hands of the Stalinist bureaucracy, draws out lessons valid today to the work of building bridges to unite ©1985 Duncan Hallas This edition published in 2008 by Haymarket Books P.O. Box 180165, Chicago, IL 60618 www.haymarketbooks.org 773-583-7884 Third or Communist International—soon to be known as the Comintern. It was not a particularly weighty or representative gathering. Only the five delegates from the Russ - Duncan Hallas book The Comintern starts off promising with Hallas explaining that his perspective, that of a 'revolutionary socialist', is underepresented when it comes to books on the Comintern or the Communist International. Hallas doesn't say outright, but what he means by revolutionary socialism is that he is a Trotskyist in orientation. |afw| pva| uze| tmp| zox| ayi| hpb| lze| xll| inq| cqw| umd| vzw| ecd| pmj| rui| ouk| ceu| zpg| jsd| vuy| bhl| crt| xnv| cvt| ibq| hkv| vli| val| izk| tff| aih| xhb| gww| mqo| amc| wpz| flf| txc| fcc| mqa| asm| ftb| rqz| bmj| deg| cue| drd| gxz| fmu|