By Cain O’Mahony It is fitting that the 90th anniversary of the abdication of King Edward VIII falls as another errant prince is currently bringing
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Andrzej Wajda: Giant of European cinema
ANDY FORD looks at the life and works of this remarkable film maker. Polish film maker, Andrzej Wajda, was born 100 years ago, in March
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Iran sanctions, the petrodollar and Bretton Woods
By Adel Mostowfi Sanctions and economic problems for the mass of the population have played an important part in the opposition to the Iranian regime
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Socialism, women’s liberation and International Working Women’s Day
By Jamie Green “Hundreds of thousands of working women who labour with their brains are just as much exploited by the action of capitalists and
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90 years ago: Popular Front elected in Spain
By Tim White Today, February 16, sees the ninetieth anniversary of the election of the Popular Front in Spain, an event which opened the floodgates
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End of Empire: the 1946 RAF strike – part two
Part II: From ‘Best Blue’ to Red Air Force The final part of an article by By CAIN O’MAHONY. The first part can be read
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A Marxist response to the Bennite left, 1986: part two
Left Horizons introduction: This is the second part of Ted Grant’s reply to the policy statement (manifesto) of Chesterfield CLP, a left Labour Party influence
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End of Empire: the 1946 RAF strike – Part one
Part 1: SEAC – ‘Save England’s Asian Colonies’ Eighty years on, World War II has been remembered. What has been forgotten was the largest ever
By Dr Agnes Kory (PhD, Musicology) On this day many will remember and mourn the six million murdered by the Nazis. I will be among
By Andy Ford As it often does with period drama, the BBC has done an outstanding job in dramatising the backgrounds of the three Bronte
