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  1. Eastern Europe: Economic crisis and the bourgeoisie's weapons against the proletariat

    2947 reads The workers' struggle in Poland was a striking ... that struck down the world proletariat in the ‘20s and which lasted until the end of the ‘60s. But as Marx said, "one ... programs." In this sense, the workers' struggles of summer 1980 have done more to clarify the consciousness of the international ...

    International Review - 2010-07-13 01:45

  2. The decadence of capitalism (v): The mortal contradictions of bourgeois society

    ... to its vision. Thus the Communist Manifesto of 1848 opens with the famous passage about history being the history of class ... - ravens of doom whose harsh croak prophesies the Ragnarok [2] of bourgeois society. " The apologetic phrases used to deny crises ...

    International Review - 2010-11-21 17:33

  3. War without end in the Middle East: capitalism is the real culprit

    ... of the D-Day landings in Normandy on 6th June 1944. As one man, Bush, Putin, Schröder, Blair, Chirac... the allies and ... Saudi Arabia threatens the world's main source of oil (25% of proven world reserves), and creates a further risk for an already ...

    International Review - 2004-12-13 21:04

  4. The imperialist position of Japan

    ... end of World War I. Already after the Russian-Japanese 1905 war Japan continued to remain the dominant force in the far East, but ... it had “contracted” because of its war against Russia in 1905. It became a donor nation. It also expanded its commercial navy and became ...

    International Review - 2012-11-11 17:25

  5. Falklands War: How the bourgeoisie ‘conspires’ against the workers

    ... was originally published in World Revolution 50, in June 1982. We are reprinting it in anticipation of a flood of articles and TV documentaries commemorating the 25th anniversary of the Falklands war. The article argues that ...

    World Revolution - 2013-07-07 15:26

  6. 7. The crises of decadence

    ... panorama of crises presented by capitalism during the period 1914-46 requires no commentary: two world wars and a depression on the scale of ... greater than that caused by World War I. World War 2 was far more destructive than World War I, and was a disaster incomparably ...

    ICC - 2006-01-28 17:31

  7. Struggles in Spain: Why do the unions always lead us to defeat?

    1878 reads   The article we are publishing below appeared ... to calling for demonstrations at the end of April and on May 1st. The result: the state introduced the reform of the Labour Code with all its dramatic consequences. On July 11th, the government of Rajoy adopted the worst austerity program for over ...

    ICConline - 2021-06-04 22:14

  8. Aleppo: World capitalism’s latest crime against humanity

    2931 reads The list of crimes against humanity ... inhabited cities in the world, has joined the list. In 1915, the revolutionary Rosa Luxemburg, defying the wave of nationalism that ... war’ in Syria began as part of the ‘Arab Spring’ in 2011 – with a revolt by a population exasperated by the brutality of the ...

    ICConline - 2016-10-15 08:43

  9. Trump v Clinton: Nothing but bad choices for the bourgeoisie and for the proletariat

    ... will be published in the wake of the election. As the 2016 US Presidential campaign approaches its crescendo, the media promises us ... largely squandered the inter-imperialist advantage the 9/11 attacks gave the US state by invading Iraq in a unilateral and careless way, ...

    ICConline - 2016-10-20 21:01

  10. The German Revolution, Part II: The Start of the Revolution

    2198 reads In the article in the last International Review ... as the First World War went on. At the beginning of 1917 - following two and a half years of barbarism - the working class managed ... and there was no let-up in the agitation. On 28th October there began in Austria, in the Czech and Slovak provinces as well ...

    International Review - 2010-08-23 02:04

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