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[Communism] [Marxist] Evans, Robert; Chambers, Whittaker; et al
New Masses Magazine Vol. 8 No. 5 December 1932
New York: New Masses Inc 1932. First edition. Magazine 2 30 2pp. Advertisements illustrations. Staple bound in illustrated paper wrappers of O. Soglow. Some toning light edge wear. Very good. New Masses, Inc unknown
Référence libraire : 6517
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[COMMUNISM] NOVAK, Joseph [PSEUD: KOSINSKI, Jerzy]
No Third Path
New york: Doubleday 1962. First Edition. Octavo. 21.5cm. Publisher's russet cloth titled in black to spine. Dustjacket. 359pp. Light wear to board edges and spine ends; internally clean fore-edge untrimmed; in a clean bright example of the dustjacket with some light marginal wear and fraying to the head of spine. A very good copy. <br /> <br /> One of two works written about life in the Soviet Union by Kosinski under his Novak pseudonym. Kosinski something of a master of obscuring his own footprints never really accounted for his need to write anti-communist material in the US under an assumed name and it was widely understood that these works were sponsored and commissioned by the CIA although the claim was never substantiated. This copy has one small piece of underlining to the text of the jacket flap where the author's status as "a social scientist" has been emphasised. This title and "The Future is Ours Comrade" both stem from the period when Kosinski was studying at Columbia on a Ford grant. Doubleday unknown
Référence libraire : 84966
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[COMMUNISM] [CPUSA]
Penny Pamphlets That Help Fight Against Hunger - Read and Spread Among Your Fellow Workers
New York: Workers Library Publishers n.d. but ca.1934. Original poster offset printed in black on white stock measuring 67.5cm x 80.5cm. Light wear to extremities old horizontal and vertical folds with attendant creasing; Very Good.<br /> <br /> Propaganda poster advertising eight penny pamphlets published by the Workers Library; pricing ensured that even the lowliest worker would be able to afford something to read. The poster pictures titles by Israel Amter Elizabeth Lawson Herbert Benjamin and Sadie Van Veen. Issued by the National Committee Unemployed Councils proceeds presumably went to aid the unemployed and anti-hunger organizations. Not found in OCLC. Workers Library Publishers unknown
Référence libraire : 26222
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[COMMUNISM] WALTER, Ellery
Russia's Decisive Year
New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons 1932. First American Edition. Octavo. 21cm. Publisher's black cloth titled and decorated in red to spine and front board. Dustjacket. 282pp. A little light wear to extremities minor bumping to spine ends bright and strong; internally clean topstain red fore-edge untrimmed; in a strong example of the dustjacket priceclipped with some soiling to the white portions and some shallow marginal chipping. A very good copy. Signed by the author to the title page. <br /> <br /> Walter's assessment of the Russian experiment as it stood in the early 1930's after he had just been granted unprecedented access to administration and infrastructure during a six month tour of the country. G.P. Putnam's Sons unknown
Référence libraire : 84963
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[COMMUNISM - ITALIAN-AMERICANS] "EMME" (pseud)
Se si fa la Rivoluzione in Italia si morrà di fame
New York: Libreria Rossa N.d. ca 1919. First Edition. 12mo 18cm. Staple-bound pamphlet; printed thick paper wrappers; 24pp. Slight aging; mild creasing to spine; Very Good. Text entirely in Italian. Communist tract issued shortly after the Russian revolution calling for an immediate proletarian revolution in Italy with socialization of industry and agriculture; closure of borders to prevent the flight of the bourgeoisie; and the "management of the new society through a free arrangement of persons and competent groups" ".persone e di gruppi competenti interessati all soluzione di ogni singolo problema tecnico e sociale". The pseudonym "Emme" is unknown to us; nor is it certain from which "Libreria Rossa" this pamphlet originated - "libreria rossa" "red bookshop" being a common enough appelation among Italian-American radical booksellers of all political stripes during this period. One copy only in OCLC; not seen in commerce; not in Periconi. Libreria Rossa unknown
Référence libraire : 43051
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[COMMUNISM] [LABOR REFORM] LEONOV, Leonid; GORKY, Maxim
Soviet River
New York: Dial Press; Lincoln Mac Veagh 1932. First American Edition. Octavo. 19.5cm. Original deep red cloth titled in black to spine with embossed publisher's imprint to front board. Dustjacket. 383pp. Bumped to spine ends with some minor wear to corners some minor darkening to the cloth in places; internally clean fore-edge untrimmed top edge a trifle dusty; in the John Gram dustjacket with some toning to the spine panel shallow chipping and loss to the spine ends intruding upon the author's first name and a short closed tear to the front upper front spine hinge. A good strong copy with some wear.<br /> <br /> Leonov's novel of Soviet labor centred around the building of an enormous factory; Sotstroy. Gorky provides the preface; the novel was notable at the time as an antidote to the image of the USSR as an enormous generator of plans progress noble artistic and industrial endeavor and a shining beacon of energy. Leonov tends towards a more on the ground depiction of enthusiastic ineptitude paranoia and fanaticism. Bookplate of Alvin Kapusta to front pastedown a Special Assistant for Soviet Nationalities at the US State Department and a notable scholar of the Soviet Bloc whose collections are housed at the Hoover Institution. Dial Press; Lincoln Mac Veagh unknown
Référence libraire : 84363
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[COMMUNISM] POLONSKY, Antony; DRUKIER, Boleslaw [Editors]
The Beginnings of Communist Rule in Poland; December 1943-June 1945
London Boston Henley: Routledge & Kegan Paul 1980. First U.K. Edition. Octavo. 22cm. Publisher's deep red cloth titled in gilt to spine. Dustjacket. 464pp. Clean and bright cloth strong and tight; internally clean and fresh. A near fine copy in dustjacket. <br /> <br /> An examination of the process by which the Soviets laid the groundwork for post war occupation of Poland providing a step by step analysis. The research is assisted by the data found in a number of contemporary Soviet documents which were smuggled into the West in the early-1970's. Routledge & Kegan Paul unknown
Référence libraire : 84959
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[COMMUNISM] [USSR] FULOP-MILLER, Rene [TRANS: FS FLINT; DF TAIT F S D F
The Mind and Face of Bolshevism; An Examination of Cultural Life in Soviet Russia
New York: Alfred A. Knopf 1929. Large Paper Edition. Large Octavo. 26.5cm. Publisher's pale orange cloth titled in black and gilt to front board with red paper title label to spine. xvi; 308pp. Scuffing and bumping to extremities the cloth uniformly faded to a pale diluted pinkish orange with some scuffing and soiling darkening to the spine label and some very light marginal chipping; internally clean black topstain fore-edge untrimmed lavishly illustrated throughout in color and black and white. A strong and handsome copy about very good due to solidity and completeness but with cosmetic external wear. <br /> <br /> Significantly taller and more bulky than the trade edition likely a deluxe or large paper edition produced from British sheets the pagination differs considerably from the earlier trade edition with several additional color illustrations for example the "Red Angel of Revolution" color plate is here the recto of the photographic frontis and a rather unusual contemporary small format photograph of Leningrad tipped onto one of the plate pages. The paper title label suggests a slipcase although none is present. Unusual rather than scarce with a pretty solid showing in institutions if none in trade. Alfred A. Knopf unknown
Référence libraire : 84083
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[COMMUNISM] GETTY, J Arch; NAUMOV, Oleg V
The Road To Terror; Stalin and the Self-Destruction of the Bolsheviks 1932-1939
New Haven CT: Yale University Press 1999. First American Edition. Octavo. 24cm. Publisher's red cloth spine over black paper covered boards titled and ruled in gilt to spine. Dustjacket. xxvii; 635pp. Very light wear to spine ends; internally clean illustrated throughout; in a clean bright dustjacket. A near fine copy. <br /> <br /> An academic analysis of the depradations of Stalin's ruling party during the pogroms and cleansings in the few years immediately prior to WW2 compiled from previously secret of inaccessible documents and testimonies. Yale University Press unknown
Référence libraire : 84402
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[COMMUNISM] TROTZKY, Leon [Trotsky]
Von Oktober bis nach Brest-Litovsk. Die Geschichte der bolschevistischen November-Revolution Sozialistische Arbeiter-Biliothek No. 12
Chicago: Deutschen Sprachgruppe der Socialist Party of the United States 1919. First American Edition. 12mo 18cm. Printed card wrappers; 127pp. Very mild external wear; faint spotting to a few pages of text; Near Fine in the original wrappers. Probable first printing in America of Trotsky's account of the October revolution. English editions appeared the same year in London and Brooklyn but it is likely that this German-language version translated from the Russian by German-American scholar Jacob Wittmer Hartmann precedes any English edition. Interestingly a German translation had already appeared in Berlin in 1918 but the German-language group of the Socialist Party commissioned this new translation from Hartmann for the American edition. Deutschen Sprachgruppe der Socialist Party of the United States unknown
Référence libraire : 17439
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[COMMUNISM] [RUSSIA]
КОÐСТРУКТОРЮÐОСТЬ - 3; "Constructor Youth-3" A Soviet pre-collapse constructor set for young people
Moscow: Tushino Machine Building Plant 1980's. Pasteboard box 44cm x 23cm. Name printed in stark black and white onto a stereotypically minimalist Soviet box all the more susrprising considering this is a toy for children. Light inoffensive wear to the extremities a little rubbing and scuffing to the corners clean and complete. The verso of the box lid contains a plan of the contents with item numbers and small illustrations. Inside the box liner is moulded polystyrene with spaces for the individual components ranging from pressed steel baseboards and wall/hull sections to a set of rubber tyres woven string to simulate hawsers and cables pulleys connecting rods all the necessary tools a bag of nuts bolts and other connector pieces; all mass produced in a fashion that would have even a cursory modern day child safety inspection shutting down the whole plant and issuing a warning that if your children get this for Christmas you might need to count their fingers on Boxing Day. Miraculously complete as far as can be ascertained and with very little sign of use including the plans and construction book which is complex enough to count as aggressively educational and has the original warranty sheet with inspection stamps hand stamped and dated 1992 although the slip dates the set to the 1980's laid in. The introduction to the set in the 62 page instruction book states: "The 'Yunost' contruction set is a game designed in 1944 to introduce children aged 10-15 years to the principles of technical design and construction engineering. Each set of the 'Yunost' construction set contains the most intricate parts intnded for assembling models of various mechanisms machines and industrial structures."<br /> <br /> Clearly designed as a controlled Soviet alternative to Western toys like Erector Sets Meccano and the like the principles are identical whilst the delivery is rather more tailored to a deliberately educational USSR approach to entertaining children. "Nothing without purpose" seems to have been the guiding tenet of USSR toy production approaches which became notorious for taking an existing Western temptation like Meccano or Lego or GI-Joe and adapting them to the requirements of collective adherence to the improvement of the USSR. To Western eyes a lot of this material looks like the physical representation of the "We have McDonalds at home." meme but whilst Western toy design was aimed as much at keeping kids quiet and out of the way with a side of education the Soviet philosophy seems to have been 'if a child is building a toy crane then he should be learning the principles of load bearing members understanding pulleys and getting an idea of where crane operators fit into the process of industrial engineering' whilst this approach seems to take some of the joy out of play time it also contributed to the Western paranoia that the USSR was basically a cradle to grave enemy factory. Tushino Machine Building Plant unknown
Référence libraire : 81760
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[COMMUNISME] - JUQUIN (Pierre).-
Le sens du réel.
1971 Paris, Grasset, 1971, in 8° broché, 301 pages.
Référence libraire : 74201
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[Conseil Permanent de l'Episcopat]
Le MARXISME, l'HOMME et la FOI CHRETIENNE
Un ouvrage de 56 pages, format 110 x 175 mm, broché, publié en 1977, Editions du Centurion (avec référence de bibliothèque)
Référence libraire : LFA-126748330
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[Cuba]: [Communism]
Juventud Rebelde seven issues
Havana: Union de Jovenas Comunistas 1969. Seven newspapers each between 6 and 8pp. on newsprint. Illustrated. Modest toning some edge wear and closed tears some bumped or dog-eared corners. Overall very good. A small but instant collection of an informative newspaper from Communist Cuba published daily by the youth wing of the Party. The issues are all dated in January 1969 specifically from January 11 15 22 28 29 30 and 31. The issues contain domestic and international reporting along with topics relevant to revolutionary young people. Interestingly one issue contains a translated interview with Hollywood legend Marlon Brando. The paper also prints a legion of photographs cultural event listings classifieds baseball statistics and updates cartoons and more. Union de Jovenas Comunistas unknown
Référence libraire : 12628
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[DISK: TÜRKIYE DEVRIMCI ISÇI SENDIKALARI KONFEDERASYONU [I. E. TURKEY REVOLUTINARY WORKERS' CONFEDERATION OF TRADE UNIONS].
[FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE 1ST PRIZE WINNER TURKISH MAY 1 GRAPHIC ART] 1 Mayis: Dünya isçilerinin birlik, mücadele, dayanisma günü. Cover art by Orhan Taylan, (1941-).
Very Good Turkish Paperback. Cr. 8vo. (20 x 14 cm). In Turkish. 63, [1] p., 3 unnumbered b/w plates. This is one of the early books on May 1 in Turkey printed by the Turkish Revolutionary Workers' Confederation of Trade Unions. Cover art illustrated by Turkish painter Orhan Taylan, (1941-). In the Ottoman Empire, the first celebration of Labour Day was organized in Skopje in 1909. In Istanbul, Labour Day was first celebrated in 1912. No celebrations could be organized between 1928 and 1975. On 1 May 1976 the Confederation of Revolutionary Trade Unions of Turkey (DISK) organized a rally on Taksim Square with mass participation one year ago "Bloody First May" which was an attack on leftist demonstrators on 1 May 1977 (International Workers' Day) in Taksim Square, Istanbul, Turkey. This booklet was printed for the commemoration of this celebration. Orhan Taylan was born in Samsun, to an artist mother in 1941. Graduated from Robert College (1960) and the Fine Arts Academy of Rome (1965). First solo painting exhibition in 1968. Took leading positions in artists' organizations (1975-1978). Organized mural painting symposiums and executed several murals (1976-80). His paintings were exhibited in London, Amsterdam, and Moscow within Turkish Highlights exhibitions between 1988 and 1990. Aside from regular exhibitions in Istanbul and Ankara, his works were also shown in solo gallery exhibitions in Paris, New York, Geneva, and Athens. Orhan Taylan exhibits mainly figurative oil paintings, and occasionally metal sculptures and drawings. Lives and works in Istanbul. During the 1971 Military coup, taken in custody on summer midnight together with his wife and cartoonist Tan Oral. All his archives and hundreds of books destroyed. 1977 Group exhibitions in Paris and Berlin. The May 1 poster wins 1st prize in the International Poster Competition of the World Federation of Trade Unions, Prag. (Source: Turkish Painting - Visual Art Encyclopedia). This is the first appearance of this art before it's winning the prize in 1977. Rare.
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[ESPAGNE] - [La Nouvelle Critique].-
lA nOUVELLE cRITIQUE. REVUE DU MARXISME MILITANT. n°104, MARS 1959 : espagne, 1939-1959.
1959 P., Nouvelle Critique, 19595, in 8° broché, 192 pages ; couverture illustrée par PICASSO (avec des rousseurs).
Référence libraire : 35331
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[Flynn, John T]
John T. Flynn Replies to His Critics
<p>New York: Self-published ca. 1950. No Edition Stated. Oblong 48mo 3 7/8 x 5 1/2 inches; 100 x 140 mm 31 1 pages in stapled wrappers.</p><p>American journalist and professional curmudgeon John T. Flynn 1882-1964 responds to critics of his 1949 book "The Road Ahead: America's Creeping Revolution" in which he alleged America was being led down the road to socialism.</p><p>In this pamphlet he attacks Protestant church organizations saying they promote socialism. He also levels attacks at various people he considers socialists communists and fellow travelers. OCLC FirstSearch shows only six institutional holdings. SCARCE. <br /><br />CONDITION: Toning to wrappers rubber stamp of free-market economist Percy L. Greaves Jr. to upper wrapper. Internally clean bright and unmarked. Very Good.</p> Self-published paperback
Référence libraire : 1962
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[HISTOIRE] - BARDOUX, DE L'INSTITUT (Jacques)
J'accuse Moscou….
Paris, Ernest Flammarion Éditeur, s.d. (vers 1936) ; in-16 jésus, 48 pp., couverture et cahier agrafés. Ouvrage tentant de dire la vérité sur les camps soviétiques et Staline. Bon état.
Référence libraire : J0569
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[HISTOIRE] - BARDOUX, DE L'INSTITUT (Jacques)
J'accuse Moscou….
Paris, Ernest Flammarion Éditeur, s.d. (vers 1936); in-16 jésus, 48 pp., couverture et cahier agrafés. Ouvrage tentant de dire la vérité sur les camps soviétiques et Staline. Bon état.
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[HISTOIRE] - LEWIS - LEWIS - RIGDON
Trois femmes dans la révolution cubaine.
Paris, Éditions Gallimard, 1980; in-8, 407 pp., broché. Bon état.
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[IRAN - COMMUNISM] IRANIAN Student Association Throughout the US (Supporter of IPFG) U S I P F G
Iran in Resistance. Vol. I no. 1 and Vol. I no. 2 September / November 1983
Philadelphia: Iran Student Association 1983. Two issues in original wrappers. Stapled paper self-wraps covers printed in two colors; 28pp 36pp; illus. Mild foxing at margins else Very Good. Text entirely in English.<br /> <br /> Organ of the American student arm of the Iranian People's Fedayee Fedai Guerrillas an Iranian guerrilla communist group that opposed both Western capitalism and the 1979 Islamic Revolution the latter chiefly from exile. This group is not to be confused with the Organization of Iranian People's Fedai Guerrillas from which the IPFG split in 1979 citing the former's lack of dedication to the principles of armed struggle. The magazine's contents are a combination of attacks on Iran's "imperialist" Islamic regime and on the foreign policy of the United States which the organization blames for laying the foundation for the Islamic revolution beginning with the CIA coup of 1953. A rare publication from a key period in modern Iranian history before the Islamic Republic had irrevocably consolidated power. This periodical rare; OCLC notes only about five locations for any holdings in the U.S. all for later issues. unknown
Référence libraire : 88373
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[JUVENILE LITERATURE] [COMMUNISM] SHAW, Ruth and HA POTAMKIN H A
Our Lenin. Pictures by William Siegel
New York: International Publishers 1934. First Edition. Oblong quarto 23cm x 27cm. Original cloth-backed pictorial boards; 62pp; illus. A remarkably bright unworn copy with minimal rubbing to board corners with the pictorial elements bright and unfaded. Internally clean and unmarked with joints and hinges tight; Near Fine. Lacking the scarce dustwrapper. There was also an issue in plain black bookcloth priority uncertain. <br /> <br /> A biographical encomium to Lenin for juvenile readers with illustrations by the New Masses cartoonist William Siegel. A great example of "party-approved" literature for children during the heyday of communism in America an unusually well-preserved copy. International Publishers unknown
Référence libraire : 81518
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[La Nouvelle Critique].-
la nouvelle critique. rEVUE DU MARXISME MILITANT. n°45, 5e année, avril-mai 1953.
1959 Paris, Nouvelle Critique, 1953, in 8° broché, 368 pages.
Référence libraire : 85214
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[La Revue Socialiste]
LA REVUE SOCIALISTE - N° 50 - Octobre 1951
Revue mensuelle de culture politique et sociale : 112 pages, format 160 x 250 mm, brochée, bon état
Référence libraire : LFA-126730540
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[Latinx] [Communism]
DAMIAN GARCIA Oct. 24 1949 - April 22 1980 A Member of the Revolutionary Communist Party One of the Three Revolutionaries Who Raised the Red Flag over the Alamo Was Brutally Murdered by Police Agents in an East LA Housing Project April 22 1980
Small poster 8 1/2" x 14" photomechanically reproduced on white paper. Two-sided with the text in English on one side and Spanish on the other. Creased horizontally with some mild toning; else very good.<br /> <br /> This piece was intended to raise awareness of an April 24 1980 march and memorial meeting in Oakland California organized by the Revolutionary Communist Party in honor of Damian Garcia who was murdered two days earlier while distributing party literature at the Pico Gardens housing project in the Boyle Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles.<br /> <br /> Garcia a U.C. Santa Barbara graduate who served as executive director of La Casa de la Raza during the mid-1970s was a prominent RCP member who led one of the group's most notable actions: raising the red flag over the Alamo in San Antonio on March 20 1980. Throwing down the Texas flag Garcia declared "We've come to set the record straight about the Alamo. This is a symbol of the theft of Mexican land a symbol about the murder of Mexicans and Indians and a symbol of oppression of Chicanos and Mexicanos throughout the whole Southwest." He also called on people together with the proletariat worldwide to come out in struggle on May 1: International Workers Day.<br /> <br /> Following Garcia's death the RCP claimed that his murder was a result of this action and alleged Los Angeles Police Department involvement. The party also refused to cooperate in the investigation and organized demonstrations against both the LAPD and the City of Los Angeles including a May Day march in Los Angeles that was forcibly dispersed by riot clad police officers. As the RCP's first and only martyr Garcia remains an important propaganda symbol for the organization and frequently appears in the RCP newspaper The Revolutionary Worker. unknown
Référence libraire : 77437
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[LENINE] - SOLJENITSYNE (Alexandre).-
Lénine à Zurich. Chapitres. Traduit par Jean Paul Semon.
1975 P., Le Seuil, 1975, grand in 8° broché, 223 pages ; couverture illustrée.
Référence libraire : 55928
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[Les Cahiers Libres] L. EMERY
LES CAHIERS LIBRES - N° 142 - Juin 1976
Revue d'information et de culture : 16 pages, format 135 x 210 mm, brochée, Les Cahiers Libres (Villeurbanne), bon état
Référence libraire : LFA-126746655
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[Les Cahiers Libres] L. EMERY
LES CAHIERS LIBRES - N° 146 - Octobre 1977
Revue d'information et de culture : 32 pages, format 135 x 210 mm, brochée, Les Cahiers Libres (Villeurbanne), bon état
Référence libraire : LFA-126746657
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[Lettre]
LETTRE n° 233-234 - Janvier-février 1978 MARXISME VIVANT
Mensuel de 271 pages, format 135 x 215 mm, broché, publié en 1978, Temps Présent, bon état
Référence libraire : LFA-126717537
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[LEVAL (Gaston)].
Le Chemin du socialisme - Les débuts de la crise communiste-bolchévique.
Genève, Groupe socialiste libertaire, 1958 1 volume 13,7 x 21,3cm Agrafé. 1 feuillet, 37p. Très bon état.
Référence libraire : 20288
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[LEVAL (Gaston)].
Le Chemin du socialisme - Les débuts de la crise communiste-bolchévique.
1ère édition de ce texte (anonyme) où Gaston LEVAL, pseudonyme de Pierre Piller (1895-1978), militant et théoricien anarcho-syndicaliste puis humaniste libertaire, publié par le "Groupe socialiste libertaire" fondé en 1955 par l'auteur (et qui deviendra en 1963 le "Groupe humaniste libertaire" et, en 1978, "Civilisation libertaire") présente, théoriquement et historiquement, l'opposition entre le socialisme libertaire, humaniste, et le bolchévisme: "Une crise a éclaté, qui s’étend au sein de la plupart des partis dits "communistes" du monde. [...] Elle n’est pas absolument récente. Elle remonte aux premières années de l’organisation de l’Etat bolchevique, lorsque de nombreux révolutionnaires, qui avaient adhéré au régime et au parti triomphants, comprirent que la route prise était fausse, et ne pouvait mener aux résultats rêvés." Français
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[Libertés pour la Démocratie Sociale]
40e CONGRES de la CGT : La MAINMISE SE RENFORCE
N° 10 (Mars 1979) de "Libertés pour la Démocratie Sociale" : une brochure de 45 pages, format 210 x 135 mm, brochée, illustrée, publiée en 1979, bon état
Référence libraire : LFA01b99
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[Libertés pour la Démocratie Sociale]
L'EMPIRE : l'Appareil du P.C.F. de A à Z
N° 16 (Décembre 1980) de "Libertés pour la Démocratie Sociale" : une brochure de 78 pages, format 210 x 135 mm, brochée, illustrée, publiée en 1980, bon état
Référence libraire : LFA00234
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[MARX (Karl)] - CALVEZ (Jean-Yves).-
La pensée de Karl Marx.
1956 Paris, Le Seuil (Collection "Esprit"), 1956, fort in 8°, broché, 664 pages.
Référence libraire : 15669
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[MARX (Karl)] - TROTZKI (Léon).-
Les pages immortelles de Marx, choisies et expliquées par Léon Trotzki.
1947 P., Corrêa, 1947, in 12 broché, 283 pages.
Référence libraire : 39857
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[MARX] - ELLEINSTEIN (Jean).-
Marx, sa vie, son oeuvre.
P., Fayard, 1981, fort et grand in 8° broché, 735pp.
Référence libraire : 12491
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[MARX] GEORGE François.
Souvenirs de la maison Marx.
Paris, Christian Bourgois éditeur, (21 octobre) 1980. In-8 (207 x 132 mm), broché, 360 pages, couverture à rabats.
Référence libraire : 11317
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[Marxisme]
Le marxisme et la question agraire [2 volumes]
Paris, Impression-gérance Jacques Angot, coll. « Le Film du Temps », n° 2 & 6 1970 2 volumes. In-4 27,5 x 21,5 cm. Brochés, couvertures beiges, titre en noir sur les dos et les premiers plats de couverture, tapuscrit ronéotypé, XI-155-VI-73-65 pp., table des matières. Exemplaires en très bon état.
Référence libraire : 131296
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[MARXISME] - [BERNSTEIN] - KAUTSKY (Karl).-
Le marxisme et son critique Bernstein. Traduction de Martin-Leroy.
1900 Paris, Stock, 1900, in 12 broché, XXXI-364 pages ; cachet sur le titre ; dos et plats de la couverture renforcés.
Référence libraire : 80340
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[MARXISME] - [TROTSKISME].-
Trotski et le trotskisme. Textes et documents.
P., Editions Norman Bethune, 1971, in 8° broché, 96 pages.
Référence libraire : 62963
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[MARXISME] - BERACHA (Sammy).-
Le marxisme après Marx.
P., Rivière (Collection "Etudes sur le devenir social XXVII"), 1937, in 12 broché, 223 pages.
Référence libraire : 50665
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[MARXISME] - SOYER (A.).-
Etude critique du collectivisme.
Saint-Etienne, La Stéphanoise, 1912, plaquette in 8° de 22 pages, agrafées ; couverture impirmée.
Référence libraire : 68808
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[MARXISME].-
Traité Marxiste d'économie politique. Le Capitalisme monopoliste d'état.
P., Editions Sociales, 1971, 2 volumes in 12 brochés, 446 et 448 pages.
Référence libraire : 53434
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[N.A.].
Savunma. Türkiye Ihtilalci Isçi Köylü Partisi Davasi.
Fine English Paperback. Pbo. Cr. 8vo. (20 x 14 cm). In Turkish. 608 p. Turkish Revolutionary Workers and Peasants Party: Defense. Savunma. Türkiye Ihtilalci Isçi Köylü Partisi Davasi.
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[N.A.].
Savunma. Türkiye Ihtilalci Isçi Köylü Partisi Davasi.
Fine English Paperback. Pbo. Cr. 8vo. (20 x 14 cm). In Turkish. 519, [1] p. Turkish Revolutionary Workers and Peasants Party: Defense. Savunma. Türkiye Ihtilalci Isçi Köylü Partisi Davasi.
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[N.A.].
Türkiyede komünizm tehlikesi var. Içimizdeki düsman. (Türkiye'de komünizm tehlikesi olmadigini telkine çalisan, komünizm tehlikesi var diyenlerle alay etmege kalkan, ceza kanunundaki 141 ve 142 nci maddelerin kalkmasi için ugrasan YÖN dergisinin 78-82 nci sayilarindaki 'Sosyalizmin savunucusu' yazilarina cevap).
Good English Paperback. Pbo. 12mo. Some words underlined. 108 p. A study on anti-communism. It's an answer to article published in Turkish socialist periodical, YÖN. Türkiyede komünizm tehlikesi var. Içimizdeki düsman. (Türkiye'de komünizm tehlikesi olmadigini telkine çalisan, komünizm tehlikesi var diyenlerle alay etmege kalkan, ceza kanunundaki 141 ve 142 nci maddelerin kalkmasi için ugrasan YÖN dergisinin 78-82 nci sayilarindaki 'Sosyalizmin savunucusu' yazilarina cevap).
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[Patrick Leigh Fermor (1915-2011), British soldier and travel writer; 'Haris' of Heraklion, Cretan opponent of Communism; Cretan
Manuscript letter in Greek from 'Haris' in Heraklion informing Patrick Leigh Fermor of allegations that he ordered the execution of 'Apolorona and Hania' and others and that he is organizing the military occupation of Crete by the British.
Heraklion Crete Greece. 12 January 1947. 4pp. 8vo. 96 lines of text. On paper ruled for accounts. On lightly-aged paper with loss to corners and at central edge affecting a few lines of text. Accompanying the letter is a translation 2pp. 8vo by Colin Jordan with the assistance of Dr Loukas Christodloulos. The letter is of great interest casting light on Leigh Fermor's activities in Crete in the period following the Second World War. The identity of 'Haris' is not immediately apparent: he does not appear to feature in George Psychoundakis's account of the Cretan resistance 'The Cretan Runner' 1955 which was translated by Leigh Fermor. Addressing 'Mr. Leigh Fermor' the author of the letter begins in reproachful terms: 'After my third letter you remain silent. I write now with a big question mark: why this is happening and why you are ignoring my thoughts and my offer in general' He asks Fermor 'for the sake of our friendship and co-operation and for our land of Crete' to guide him in his thoughts and to advise him in his actions 'and to help me in my efforts against the slanderers and the malevolent enemies of our union'. He desires Leigh Fermor's 'co-operation against the transformation of Crete and Greece my country into a Soviet protectorate.' He proceeds to report on 'the situation that exists': 'The Communist newspaper "Free Crete" has begun again a serious campaign against the English generally and in particular against us Major Fielding Major Alexander Wallace 'Xan' Fielding who like Leigh Fermor was in the SOE in Crete during the war and Kyrios Giorgos. They claim that the crimes of killing a villager from Potamiko Nikos Komi of another from Heraklion prior to the referendum others from Apokoronou and from Hania family murders for revenge and political party murders were done by you that you organized them that is and ordered their execution by your people.' A further claim is that 'from the time of the occupation' Leigh Fermor has been 'organizing here the ground for the occupation of Crete by the English and the creation of military bases since Alexandria is hostile towards Egypt and you are using that against her'. In his view it is easy to refute the Apokorona and Hania murder charges 'since it's commonly known that they were done by locals for revenge and due to political hatred and had nothing whatsoever to do with our work. The murder of the police officer from Heraklion happened before your arrival here in September. As for the killing of Komi at Potamiko the same man wrote a letter that he did it because of personal motives and not following orders from yourself.' He proposes to write 'to the newspapers of the Right-wing here that your visit to Crete was entirely a holiday trip to see your friends and that the villager's murder was done before you came. Also that the Hana murder had other purposes and that you and the English generally have never thought of occupying Crete and that you have always acted from friendship. I will also go to the prison and I will oblige Nikos Komis to sign a letter of protest against the writings of the "Free Crete" newspaper.' He will take responsibility for the publication 'as I did a few days ago when I published articles about English/Greek friendship in the <.>IDI and PATRIDA newspapers. Regarding 'the Communist nightmare that threatens all of us with destruction': 'Once again I give my life and for that thought I would gladly sacrifice. The communists know this and consider me their enemy like nobody else.' He ends with an enquiry regarding 'the Anglo-Greek Society at Heraklion that you had promised back in September'. Heraklion [Crete, Greece]. 12 January 1947. unknown
Référence libraire : 13603
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[Patrick Leigh Fermor (1915-2011), British soldier and travel writer; 'Haris' of Heraklion, Cretan opponent of Communism; Cretan
Patrick Leigh Fermor MS. letter in Greek from 'Haris' in Heraklion informing Fermor of allegations that he ordered the execution of 'Apolorona and Hania' and others and that he is organizing the military occupation of Crete by the British.
Heraklion Crete Greece. 12 January 1947. 4pp. 8vo. 96 lines of text. On paper ruled for accounts. On lightly-aged paper with loss to corners and at central edge affecting a few lines of text. Accompanying the letter is a translation 2pp. 8vo by Colin Jordan with the assistance of Dr Loukas Christodloulos. The letter is of great interest casting light on Leigh Fermor's activities in Crete in the period following the Second World War. The identity of 'Haris' is not immediately apparent: he does not appear to feature in George Psychoundakis's account of the Cretan resistance 'The Cretan Runner' 1955 which was translated by Leigh Fermor. Addressing 'Mr. Leigh Fermor' the author of the letter begins in reproachful terms: 'After my third letter you remain silent. I write now with a big question mark: why this is happening and why you are ignoring my thoughts and my offer in general' He asks Fermor 'for the sake of our friendship and co-operation and for our land of Crete' to guide him in his thoughts and to advise him in his actions 'and to help me in my efforts against the slanderers and the malevolent enemies of our union'. He desires Leigh Fermor's 'co-operation against the transformation of Crete and Greece my country into a Soviet protectorate.' He proceeds to report on 'the situation that exists': 'The Communist newspaper "Free Crete" has begun again a serious campaign against the English generally and in particular against us Major Fielding Major Alexander Wallace 'Xan' Fielding who like Leigh Fermor was in the SOE in Crete during the war and Kyrios Giorgos. They claim that the crimes of killing a villager from Potamiko Nikos Komi of another from Heraklion prior to the referendum others from Apokoronou and from Hania family murders for revenge and political party murders were done by you that you organized them that is and ordered their execution by your people.' A further claim is that 'from the time of the occupation' Leigh Fermor has been 'organizing here the ground for the occupation of Crete by the English and the creation of military bases since Alexandria is hostile towards Egypt and you are using that against her'. In his view it is easy to refute the Apokorona and Hania murder charges 'since it's commonly known that they were done by locals for revenge and due to political hatred and had nothing whatsoever to do with our work. The murder of the police officer from Heraklion happened before your arrival here in September. As for the killing of Komi at Potamiko the same man wrote a letter that he did it because of personal motives and not following orders from yourself.' He proposes to write 'to the newspapers of the Right-wing here that your visit to Crete was entirely a holiday trip to see your friends and that the villager's murder was done before you came. Also that the Hana murder had other purposes and that you and the English generally have never thought of occupying Crete and that you have always acted from friendship. I will also go to the prison and I will oblige Nikos Komis to sign a letter of protest against the writings of the "Free Crete" newspaper.' He will take responsibility for the publication 'as I did a few days ago when I published articles about English/Greek friendship in the <.>IDI and PATRIDA newspapers. Regarding 'the Communist nightmare that threatens all of us with destruction': 'Once again I give my life and for that thought I would gladly sacrifice. The communists know this and consider me their enemy like nobody else.' He ends with an enquiry regarding 'the Anglo-Greek Society at Heraklion that you had promised back in September'. Heraklion [Crete, Greece]. 12 January 1947. unknown
Référence libraire : 18771
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[PHILOSOPHIE SCIENCES HUMAINES] - ALTHUSSER (Louis)
Réponse à John Lewis.
Paris, François Maspéro, 1973; in-12, 104 pp., broché. Collection « Théorie » dirigée par Louis Althusser. Louis Althusser est un philosophe français, membre du Parti communiste, lié au structuralisme. Bon état.
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[PHILOSOPHIE SCIENCES HUMAINES] - BOFFA (Giusepe)
Le grand tournant de Staline à Khrouchtchev.
Paris, François Maspero, 1960; in-8, 341 pp., broché. Bon état.
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