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Fourth International, Vol.V Jan - Dec 1944, Vol.VI Jan - Dec 1945. 24 issues

Trotsky, Leon and et al. · New York

Author
Trotsky, Leon and et al.
Date
1944, 45
Place
New York
Publisher
Fourth International Publishing Association
Language
English
Binding
4to.(8.75" x 11.5") 24 monthly issues. (384), (384), 8 pp. Full black cloth with gilt lettering to spine. A fascinating look at the Socialist/Marxism political movement in the United States during WWII. With many interesting articles, but a couple that stick out are: The Myth of Racial Superiority, The First Days of American Communism, Financial Jugglery at Bretton Woods, The 1944 Presidential Elections, A Lenin Memorial Issue, The Fight Against Stalinism, and so many more!
Category
Law, Politics & Economics
Record
S.I.10246

'Fourth International," Volumes V (January–December 1944) and VI (January–December 1945), featuring articles by Leon Trotsky and other contributors. Published in New York by the Fourth International Publishing Association, this collection brings together 24 monthly issues documenting socialist and Marxist political thought in the United States during the final years of World War II.

The volumes contain a wide range of political commentary, historical analysis, and ideological debate. Notable articles include “The Myth of Racial Superiority,” “The First Days of American Communism,” “Financial Jugglery at Bretton Woods,” “The 1944 Presidential Elections,” a Lenin Memorial issue, and “The Fight Against Stalinism.” Together, these writings offer a valuable contemporary perspective on wartime politics, race, economics, communism, and the international socialist movement.

Quarto (8.75" x 12"). Comprises 24 monthly issues, with 384 pages in each annual volume, plus eight additional pages. Bound in full black cloth with gilt lettering to the spines.

An intriguing archival collection for researchers and collectors interested in Trotskyism, twentieth-century political history, Marxist literature, and radical periodicals of the World War II era.

Condition

Near Fine

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