New Historical Express

Category: Daily Worker/Morning Star

Communist Party of Great Britain, Daily Worker/Morning Star, Football, North Korea

Marxism and football at the 1966 World Cup: How North Korea captured a socialist imagination
anti-fascism, Anti-Fascist Action, Anti-Nazi League, British National Party, Daily Worker/Morning Star, David Irving, Fascism, free speech, Holocaust denial, Searchlight, Uncategorized

Anti-fascists, the British left and the David Irving libel trial
British far left, Communist Party of Britain, Communist Party of Great Britain, Daily Worker/Morning Star, Eurocommunism, Marxism Today, Marxism-Leninism, Straight Left, Uncategorized

Tankie: The origins of an epithet
anti-fascism, British Union of Fascists, Communist Party of Great Britain, Daily Worker/Morning Star, Fascism, no platform, Oswald Mosley, Policing history, protest, Protest laws, Uncategorized

From Olympia to Hyde Park: British anti-fascism in the summer of 1934
1989, British far left, British Road to Socialism, Communist Party of Britain, Daily Worker/Morning Star, Marxism-Leninism, Moscow Gold, Soviet Union

The Communist Party of Britain, the Morning Star and the Legacy of the Soviet Union
British far left, Communist Party of Britain, Communist Party of Great Britain, Daily Worker/Morning Star, Elections, Entryism, International Marxist Group, IS/SWP, Jeremy Corbyn, labour history, Marxism, Marxism Today, Marxism-Leninism, Militant/Socialist Party, New Labour, New Left, Seamus Milne, Stop the War, Trade unions, UK Labour Party

Corbyn, Labour and the limits of the British far left
anti-fascism, Communist Party of Australia, Communist Party of Great Britain, Daily Worker/Morning Star, Fascism, International communist movement, Modern European History, Nazi Germany, Popular Front, Tribune

Celebrating VE Day in the Tribune and Daily Worker
Armagh, British far left, Communist Party of Great Britain, Connolly Association, Daily Worker/Morning Star, Feminism, hunger strikes, International Marxist Group, Irish history, Irish Republicanism, Irish terrorism, IS/SWP, Northern Ireland, Pauline McLaughlin, Political violence, Prevention of Terrorism Acts, Research, Revolutionary Communist Group, Revolutionary Communist Tendency, SLL/WRP, Socialist Challenge, Socialist Worker, Troops Out Movement, Women’s liberation

“Don’t Let Them Die!”: The British Far Left and the Armagh Women’s Prisoner Protest