Chapter 10, 1939-1942
Part 4
Council communism during and after the war
The “Communistenbond Spartacus”
(1939-1950)
Part 4
Dutch and German Communist Left
- Chapter 10, 1939-1942
- 1 - The Dutch councilists and the war
- 2 - Pannekoek and the new perspectives
- 3 - From the RSAP to the ‘Marx-Lenin-Luxembourg Front’: The Sneevliet Tendency
- 4 - The strike of February 1941 and its political consequences
- 5 - The rejection of the defence of the USSR: the break with Trotskyism
- 6 - The decapitation of the MLL Front leadership (1942)
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