By Mike Kennard When I was a child in Kent we lived next door to Reg Kerrison. Reg, with his thick Norfolk accent, was a
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From the Ted Grant archive, Socialist Appeal mid-August 1945 We mark this week the eightieth anniversary of the dropping of the first atomic bombs on
As we mark the eightieth anniversary of the first dropping of an atomic bomb, Gray Allan reviews the first episode of a new Netflix series,
The latest in a series of articles by ANDY FORD on 80-year anniversaries of events in WW2 in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. **********
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The road to 1945 and the postwar Labour government
By Barbara Humphries [Editorial note: As we approach the eightieth anniversary of the formation of the Labour government in 1945, we mark the event with
By David Cartwright On 6 July 1995, 30 years ago today, the Bosnian Serb Army of Republika Skpska surged into the UN-controlled town of Srebrenica
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The 1945 Labour government
This article by JOE LANGABEER was first published by Left Horizons in May 2020, and we republish it now for the 80th anniversary of the
From the Ted Grant archive [Editorial notes: As we approach the eightieth anniversary of the election of the 1945 Labour government, the most radical in
By Michael Roberts The Critique of the Gotha Programme was a document based on a letter by Marx written in early May 1875 to the
The latest in our occasional series of articles by ANDY FORD on 80-year anniversaries of events in WW2 in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe.
