Communist Party Of Great Britain. 1916 – 1992 Complete Archives

Series 1: Journals 1921 – 1992

• International Press Correspondence (‘Imprecor’) 1921 – 25 June 25 1937
• World News and Views: 2 July 1953 – 19 December 1953
• World News 2 January 1954 – 22 December 1962
• Comment 5 January 1963 – 1982
• Focus 1982 – 1992

International Press Correspondence (‘Imprecor’) was the weekly journal of Communist International, published in several languages , including an English edition which was published by the Communist Party Of Great Britain. Later this edition was replaced by a journal of The Communist Party of Great Britain under the title News and Views, later World News, later Comment, and now Focus.

‘Imprecor’ is one of the main sources of the document of the Communist International and of the different parties that composed it. It contains articles by leading Communists and very full accounts of the activities of the revolutionary trade union and of Socialist political developments in different parts of the world. It is also a main source of information on various parts of the world. It provides the main information on various international campaigns. Some issues in the early years are lacking.

World News and Views, World News, Comment and Focus continue to cover in much the same way the international Communist movement and affairs, but devote more space to British politics, especially the Labour, Trade Union and Communist Movements.

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International Press Correspondence
Reel	Volumes	Year
1	1 – 2	1921 – 1922
2	3	1923
3	4	1924
4	5	1925
5	6 January – June	1926
6	6 July – December	1926
7	7 January – June	1927
8	7 July – December	1927
9	8 January – June	1928
10	8 July – December	1928
11	9	1929
12	10	1930
13	11	1931
14	12	1932
15	13	1933
16	14 January – June	1934
17	14 July – December	1934
18	15 January – June	1935
19	15 July – December	1935
20	16	1936
21	17	1937

World News & Views
Reel	Volumes	Year
22	18	1938
23	19	1939
24	20	1940
25	21	1941
26	22 – 23	1942 – 1943
27	24 – 25	1944 – 1945
28	26 – 28	1946 – 1948
29	29 – 31	1949 – 1951
30	32 – 33	1952 – 1953

World News
Reel	Volumes	Year
31	1 – 2	1954 – 1955
32	3 – 4	1956 – 1957
33	5 – 6	1958 – 1959
34	7 – 9	1960 – 1962

Comment
Reel	Volumes	Year
35		1963 – 1964
36		1965 – 1967
37		1968 – 1969
38		1970 – 1972
39		1973
40		1974
41		1975
42		1976
43		1977
44		1978
45		1979
46		1980
47		1981

Focus
Reel	Volumes	Year
48		1982
49		1983
50		1984
51		1985
52		1986
53		1987
54		1988
55		1989
56		1990
57		1991
58		1992

Series 2: Newspapers 1916 – 1929

• The Call 1916 – 1920
• The Communist 1920 – 1923
• The Workers’ Weekly 1923 – 1927
• Workers’ Life 1927 – 1929

These newspapers, which were succeeded by the Daily Worker, were intended for general circulation among the working classes. They discussed and reported events in the Labour movements, and therefore form one of the main sources for British working class history, including the history of the Communist Party, the Shop Stewards, the Trade Union movement and the unemployed workers’ movement.

The first publication, The Call, became the official journal of the British Socialist Party, the largest Marxist organisation in Britain before the information of the Communist Party in July 1920. When C.P.G.B. was founded as the B.S.P. became part of it, The Call was incorporated into the first Communist press.

The Workers’ Weekly and Workers’ Life were especially concerned with working conditions, and their regular reports from voluntary worker correspondents are of particular socio-historical interest.

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Reel	Contents
1	The Call 1916 – 1918
2	The Call 1918 – 1920
3	The Communist 1920 – 1921
4	The Communist 1922 – 1923
5	The Workers’ Weekly 1923 – 1924
6	The Workers’ Weekly 1925 – 1927
7	Workers’ Life 1927 – 1928
8	Workers’ Life 1928
9	Workers’ Life 1929

Series 3: Theoretical Journals 1921 – 1992

• Communist Review May 1921 – January 1927
• The Communist February 1927 – December 1928
• Communist Review January 1929 – August 1935
• Communist Review March 1946 – December 1953
• Discussion Review 1936 – 1938
• Modern Quarterly January 1938 – July 1939
• Modern Quarterly December 1945 – December 1953
• Marxist Quarterly January 1954 – January 1957
• Marxism Today October 1957 – December 1992

Series Three comprises a most important collection of ideological and cultural journals published by the Communist Party Of Great Britain or on its initiative.

The first of them, Communist Review, called The Communist (not to be confused with the newspaper of the same name in our Series 2: Newspapers 1916 – 1929) in 1927 – 1928, was designed to be a monthly theoretical journal dealing with problems of political strategy and tactics. Communist Review re-appeared again in 1946.

At the end of 1953 Modern Quarterly and Communist Review both ceased publication, and a new journal, Marxist Quarterly, was published by Lawrence and Wishart from January 1954 to January 1957. This was followed in October 1957 by a new official monthly from the Communist Party, Marxism Today. The new journal covers a wide spectrum of ideological problems in political strategy and science and culture.

The series as a whole covers all aspects of Marxist-Leninist ideology with considerable treatment of the International Communist and general revolutionary movement.

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The Communist Review
Reel	Volumes	Year
1	1 – 3	1921 – 1923
2	4 – 5	1923 – 1924

The Communist
Reel	Volumes	Year
3	6 – 7	1925 – 1927

The Communist Review
Reel	Volumes	Year
4	1 – 3	1936 – 1938
5	1 – 3	1929 – 1931

Discussion
Reel	Volumes	Year
6	4 – 8	1932 – 1935

The Communist Review
Reel	Volumes	Year
7	1 – 3	1936 – 1938
8		1946 – 1948
9		1949 – 1951

Modern Quarterly
Reel	Volumes	Year
10		1952 – 1953
11	1 – 2	1938 – 1939
12	1 – 4	1945 – 1949

The Marxist Quarterly
Reel	Volumes	Year
13	5 – 8	1949 – 1953
14	1 – 4	1954 – 1957

Marxism Today
Reel	Volumes	Year
15	1 – 4	1957 – 1960
16	5 – 7	1961 – 1963
17	8 – 10	1964 – 1966
18	11 – 13	1967 – 1969
19	14	1970
20	15	1971
21	16	1972
22	17	1973
23	18	1974
24	19	1975
25	20	1976
26	21	1977
27	22	1978
28	23	1979
29	24	1980
30	25	1981
31	26	1982
32	27	1983
33	28	1984
34	29	1985
35	30	1986
36	31	1987
37	32	1988
38	33	1989
39	34	1990
40	35	1991
41	36	1992

Series 4: Pamphlets 1920 – 1992

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Contents

Reel	Year	Volume	Contents
1	1920	1	Communist Unity Convention. London, 31 July 1 and August 1920. Official Report
		2	The Dictatorship of the Proletariat. L. Kameneff
		3	The Life and Work of Frederick Engels. Zelda Coates
		4	The Fundamental Tasks of the Communist International
		5	Statutes and Conditions of Affiliation of the Communist International
		6	Parliamentarianism. Trade Unions and the Communist International
	1921	7	‘Re-establishing’ the Second International
		8	Russia Today. A Survey of Facts and Figures
		9	The Role of the Communist Party in the Proletarian Revolution
		10	National and Colonial Questions
		11	The Agrarian Question
		12	What Are A Few Churchills? C.J.L. Malone
		13	Constitution and Rules as Adopted by a Special Conference at Manchester
		14	Nicolai Lenin. His Life and Work. G. Zinovieff
		15	The Land Grabbers. Frank Tanner
		16	The International Situation: A Study of Capitalism in Collapse. Leon Trotsky and E. Varga
		17	What Is This Communist Party?
		18	Decisions of the Third Congress of the Communist International
		19	The Economic Organisation of Soviet Russia. V.P. Miliutin
		20	The Third Anniversary of the Russian October Revolution. E. Prebashenzky
		21	Workers of all Countries Unite. Twelve Days in Germany. G. Zinoviev
		22	The Communist Party and the Labour Party
		23	The Irish Crisis. William Paul
		24	G. Zinoviev’s Report of the Executive Committee of the Communist International for 1920 – 1921
		25	Why This Unemployment? T. Bell
		26	The Doom of a Coalfield. J.T. Walton Newbold
		27	The Secrets of Menshevik Georgia. J. Shapiro
		28	Communism or I.L.P.’ism?
2	1922	29	A Straight Talk to the Miners
		30	Communist Party Industrial Policy. New Tasks for New Times
		31	Communism and Society. W. Paul
		32	The British Empire. T.A. Jackson
		33	The Communist Parliamentary Policy and Electoral Programme
		34	The Communist Party, the Labour Party and the United Front
		35	Labour’s New Charter
	1923	36	Against the War Mongers. J.T. Walton Newbold, M.P.
		37	Japan in the Far East
		38	Communist Industrial Policy (Revised Edition)
		39	Nikolai Lenin. A Brief Biographical Sketch of a Great Leader. T. Bell
		40	How an Area Group Works
		41	Unemployment and How to Deal With It. J.T. Walton Newbold, M.P.
		42	What Is the United Front?
		43	Towards a Communist Programme
		44	Handbook for Members No. 1 Organisation
		45	Snowden’s Socialism Riddled. J.T. Walton Newbold, M.P.
		46	Wake Up Mrs. Worker. Are You Satisfied?
		47	The International Outlook. Karl Radek
3	1924	48	The Communist Party and the Labour Government
		49	The Record of the Labour Government
		50	The Workers Against War
		51	The Decline of Capitalism. E. Varga
		52	Speeches and Documents of the Sixth Conference
		53	Manual of Party Training. Principles of Organisation
		54	The Labour Movement at the Crossroads
		55	Work Among Women
		56	Is It a Labour Government?
		57	My Case. J.R. Campbell
		58	Fight the Slave Plan. R. Page Arnot
		59	The Path to Power. W. Paul
		60	Anti-Labour Legislations. W.T. Colyer
		There is no 61
		62	Towards Trade Union Unity. G. Zinoviev
		63	Can Labour Govern? W. Gallacher
		64	What is the Use of Parliament? J.R. Campbell
		65	Lenin and Britain
		66	Prisoners of Capitalism
		67	Programme of the Communist International
4	1925	68	What Is the British Empire To You? T.A. Jackson
		69	Empire Socialism. R. Palme Dutt
		70	International Trade Union Unity
		71	The Path to Power. W. Paul
		72	Women in the Class Struggle
		73	What the Young Communist League Stands For. W. Rust
		74	The Class Struggle in Parliament. S. Saklatvala, M.P.
		75	The Communist Party in Parliament. Second series of speeches. S. Saklatvala, M.P.
		76	Murder: An Indictment of British Imperialism in China
		77	Who Are the War Makers?
		78	The Reds and the Labour Party
		79	Bolshevising the Communist International
		80	Report of the Seventh National Congress
		81	Communist Work in the Factories
		82	History of the Zinoviev Letter
		83	Russia’s Path to Communism. G. Zinoviev
		84	The Communist Party on Trial. Harry Pollitt’s Defence and Judge Rigby Swift’s Summing Up
		85	Ditto. J.R. Campbell
5	1925	86	The Communist Party on Trial. W. Gallacher
		87	Lenin as a Marxist. N. Bukharin
		88	Lenin on Co-operatives
	1926	89	The Soldier’s Conscience. Dr. Robert Dunstan
		90	The Industrial Crisis and Co-operators. J. Harrison
		91	The Aftermath of Non-Co-operation. Manabendra Nath Roy
		92	The Reds and the General Strike. C.B.
		93	Communism is Common Sense
		94	Bolshevism: Some Questions Answered. J. Stalin
		95	The Meaning of the General Strike. R. Palme Dutt
		96	The Political Meaning of the General Strike. J.T. Murphy
		97	Orders from Moscow?
		98	The Reds and the Labour Party. 1926 edition
		99	An Elementary Course of Communist Party Training
		100	What Margate Means. Harry Pollitt
		101	The General Council and the General Strike
		102	And Now for Power. Tom Bell
		103	Statutes and Rules. Adopted by Party Congress, Battersea, 16 and 17 October 1926
6	1926	104	Building Up Socialism. N. Bukharin
		105	Where is Britain Going? Leon Trotsky
	1927	106	Handbook on Local Organisation
		107	The Eighth Congress of the Communist Party
		108	The War on China
		109	The Bill to Smash Trade Unionism
		110	Modern India. R. Palme Dutt
		111	Stand by Workers’ Russia
		112	Socialism and the Living Wage. R. Palme Dutt
7	1927	113	A Defence of Communism. In reply to H.J. Laski. Ralph Fox
		114	Problems of the Chinese Revolution. N. Bukharin
		115	China: A Survey. Seng-sin Fu
		116	The Soldier’s Programme
		117	Communist Party Training
		118	Ten Years of Worker’s Rule
		119	Is India Different? S. Saklatvala, M.P. & M.K. Gandhi
		120	War: The Communist International’s Position. A.J. Bennet
		121	The Workers’ State. Lies about Soviet Russia. J. Stalin
		122	The Ninth Congress of the Communist Party of Great Britain
8	1928	123	Communism and Industrial Peace. J.R. Campbell
		124	Sailors’ and Marines’ Programme
		125	Women in Russia
		126	Red and White Terror. N. Krylenko
		127	The Red Army
		128	Socialism and Labouralism. S. Saklatvala, M.P.
		129	The March of the Women
		130	At the Parting of the Ways. P. Braun
		131	The Organisation of a World Party. O. Piatnitsky
		132	Communism and Coal. . Arthur Horner
9	1928	133	Where is Trotsky Going?
		134	Communism and Commonsense (new revised edition)
		135	Is Labour Lost? J.R. Campbell
		136	Peterloo
		137	Mondism and MacDonaldism. W. Gallacher
		138	Communist Policy in Great Britain
		139	Red Politics in the Trade Unions. J.R. Campbell
		140	With the Communist Party in Parliament
		141	The Struggle Against War and the Tasks of the Communists
		142	The Decline of Capitalism. E. Varga
10	1929	143	The New Line Documents of the Tenth Congress
		There is no 144
		145	Communism and the Co-operatives
		146	Class against Class
		147	Only Communism Can Conquer. J.R. Campbell
		148	Four Years of Labour “Opposition”. Reg Groves
		149	Labour and the Empire. R. Palme Dutt
		150	Make Way for the Women
		151	A Revolutionary Workers’ Government. J.T. Murphy
		152	The Election and the Coming War. R. Palme Dutt
		153	Young Workers and the General Election. Jack Cohen
		154	How Britain Rules India. R. Page Arnot
		155	Fight the War Danger
		156	Russia’s Socialist Triumph Andrew Rothstein
		157	The World Situation and Economic Struggle
		158	The Record of the Labour Government. Bert Williams
		159	The Coming War. R. Palme Dutt
		160	Resolutions of the 11th Congress of the Communist Party of Great Britain
11	1930	161	What’s Wrong with the Cotton Trade? Freda Utley
		162	Women on the March
		163	Building the Party in the Factories
		164	The Fight of the Miners
		165	The Labour Government. J.T. Murphy
		166	Tariffs and Starvation. W. Gallacher
		167	Trade Unionism and Communism. An Open Letter, John Mahon. Four Lesson Courses for Workers
		168	Lesson 1 Socialist Construction in the Soviet Union
		169	Lesson 2 Industrialisation of the Country and the Five Year Plan
		170	Lesson 3 Socialist Reorganisation of Agriculture
		171	Lesson 4 The Soviet Union and the Capitalist World
	1931	172	The Communist Party Show the Way Out
		173	Capitalism or Socialism in Britain? R. Palme Dutt
		174	To Fascism or Communism
		175	The Colonial Question
		176	Down with the National Government. W. Rust
		177	The Workers United Front and the I.L.P.
		178	Crisis-Tariffs-War. R. Palme Dutt
		179	Central Committee Resolutions
		180	The Workers’ Answer, to the Crisis. R. Palme Dutt
		There is no 181
		182	For a Marxist Leninist School, District School Material: Outline No. 2 The Era of Imperialism. The Last Phase of Capitalism
		183	Outline No. 3 The Imperialist War and the Crisis of Capitalism
		184	Outline No. 4 The Period of Temporary Stabilisation of Capitalism
		185	Outline No. 5 The Transition Period
		186	Outline No. 6 The Tasks of the Proletariat After Conquest of Power
		187	Outline No. 7 The Soviet as the Form of the Proletarian Dictatorship
		188	A Six Lesson Outline for Local Party Training Groups (these syllabuses are not dated, but were almost certainly published around 1931 – 1932)
12	1932	189	Immediate Tasks Before the Party and the Working Class
		190	The Communist International Answers the I.L.P. Drafted by Lenin
		191	The Second Five Year Plan
		192	China. H. Rathbone
		193	War: The Way to Fight It. T.H. Wintringham
		194	Which Way for the Workers?
		195	What Next in Germany? H.P. Rathbone
		196	The I.L.P. and the Labour Party. W. Rust
		197	Working Women and the Capitalist Crisis
		198	The Way Out for the Cotton Workers
		199	Report on the Crisis Policy of the Labour Party, etc.
		200	The Revolutionary Way Out
		201	Struggle or Starve. Harry Pollitt
		202	India’s Fight for Separation and Independence. W. Rust
		203	The Capitalist State. Thomas Bell
		204	The Road to Victory. Harry Pollitt
	1933	205	Meerut Conspiracy Case. P. Glading
		206	A Workers’ Enquiry. Karl Marx
		207	What Is the Communist Party? Emile Burns
		208	Democracy and Fascism. R. Palme Dutt
		209	How to Work in the Factories and the Streets. Idris Cox
		210	Tom Mann and the I.L.P.
		211	Hunger. A. Hutt
		212	Women – Into the Ranks. Rose Smith
		213	The Co-operative Movement and the Class Struggle. Esther Henrotte
		214	How’s It All Going to End? R.W. Robson
13	1933	215	Communist Political Education
	1934	216	Towards Soviet Power. Harry Pollitt
		217	Slavery or Socialism. R. Page Arnot
		218	Into Action. Harry Pollitt
		219	The Truth About Trotsky. A.F. Andrews
		220	The Banned Broadcast. William Ferrie
		221	The Red Army
		222	Dimitrov Accuses
		223	Sedition Bill Exposed
		224	Ernst Thaelmann. Anna Seghers and others
		225	Labour and War. Harry Pollitt
		226	Blackshirt Brutality. Ivor Montagu
		227	September 9th – Drowned in a Sea of Working Class Activity
		228	Pensioners of Capitalism. W. Gallacher
		229	What the Communist Party is and What it Means to the Workers. W. Gallacher
		230	What Lenin Said About the Jews
		231	Air Raid Warning. T.H. Wintringham
		232	United Action – the only way. John Mahon
		233	A Vital Report – The Role of the Communist Party in the Proletarian Revolution
	1935	234	Light on Lucas
		235	The Labour Party and the Menace of War
		236	Towards Revolution. The Party and the Workers
		237	Socialist Democracy Advances
		238	For Soviet Britain
		239	Harry Pollitt Speaks. A Call to all Workers
14	1935	240	The Jews and Fascism
		241	The Jubilee and How. T.A. Jackson
		242	Gresford
		243	A Hell of a Business. Harry Pollitt
		244	Dynamite in the Dock
		245	What is the Communist Party? R.W. Robson
		246	For a United Communist Party. R. Palme Dutt
		247	Communism and the Railways
		248	How the Communist Party Works. R.W. Robson
		249	The Food Racket. R.W. Robson
		250	We Can Stop War. Harry Pollitt
		251	The Soviet Peace Policy – a Barrier to War. R.F. Andrews
		252	Decisive Days Ahead. R. Palme Dutt
		253	Massacre of the Innocents. Rose Smith
		254	Heartbreak Homes. Michael Best
		255	The Labour Party and the Communist Party. H. Pollitt
		256	The Price of a Dinner. Rose Smith
		257	Spotlight on Fascism. J.L. Douglas
		258	Unity Against the National Government. Harry Pollitt
		259	Men and Motors
	1936	260	The Miners’ Case. Ben Francis
		261	Forward. Harry Pollitt
		262	The Irish Revolt. Sean Murray
		263	Communism and Cotton. W. Rust
		264	Communism and the Co-ops. W. Gallacher
		265	I Accuse Baldwin. Harry Pollitt
		266	Peace-But How? J.R. Campbell
		267	War is Terribly Profitable. Henry Owen
		268	Colonies, Mandates and Peace. Ben Bradley
		269	Difficulties Facing Peace. Emile Burns
		270	War and Culture. E. Rickword
		271	The Stay-in Strikes in France
		272	The Moscow Trial. W.G. Shepherd
		273	Unity and Peace. Dimitrov
		274	The Path to Peace. Harry Pollitt
15	1936	275	Spain. Emile Burns
		276	Corruption
		277	A War Was Stopped. Harry Pollitt
		278	Communist Affiliation. Emile Burns
		279	Towards a Popular Front. Arthur Horner
		280	Unity, Peace and Security. Harry Pollitt
		281	Save Spain from Fascism. Harry Pollitt
		282	Spain and the TUC. Harry Pollitt
		283	Arms for Spain. Harry Pollitt
		284	The Communist Party. R.W. Robson
		285	Communism and the Building Workers
		286	The World’s First Socialist Constitution
		287	What Next for the Labour Party. R. Palme Dutt
		288	Indian Politics. R. Palme Dutt & Ben Bradley
		289	Safety in Mines
	1937	290	Communist Theory Series – Four Lesson Course: 1. For the Use of Communist Party Branches and Training Groups
		291	Communist Theory Series – Four Lesson Course: 2. Course for New Members
		292	Communist Theory Series – Four Lesson Course: 3. The Development of Socialist Thought
		293	Communist Theory Series – Four Lesson Course: 4. The Party and its Work
		294	Labour and Armaments. W. Rust
		295	Clean Up the Shops
		296	The Truth about Trotskyism. H. Pollitt and R. Palme Dutt
		297	Elementary Economics
		298	Spain’s Left Critics. J.R. Campbell
		299	Notts United
		300	Elementary Historical Materialism. The Plain Man’s Guide to the Coronation
		301	Elementary Historical Materialism. The Plain Man’s Guide to the Coronation: 1. Parade of War
		302	Elementary Historical Materialism. The Plain Man’s Guide to the Coronation: 2. One Happy Family
		303	Elementary Historical Materialism. The Plain Man’s Guide to the Coronation: 3. How Is the Empire?
		304	Spain Organises for Victory. Jesus Hernandez and Joan Comorera
		305	Trade Unions and Unity. A. Horner
		306	Catering Scandal
		307	Save Peace – Aid Spain
16	1937	308	It Can Be Done. Report of the Fourteenth Congress of the Communist Party of Great Britain, Battersea, 29 – 31 May 1937
		309	Rose Smith Tells You Why Pay More
		310	Free the Harworth Prisoners
		311	China Fights for Freedom
		312	Friday Night till Monday Morning
		313	Salute to the Soviet Union. H. Pollitt
		314	Labour’s Way Forward. Harry Pollitt
		315	Co-operative and N.D.C. William Gallacher
		316	Passionaria
		317	Stop Rents Going Up
		318	Defeat of Trotskyism. Marjorie Pollitt
	1938	319	Milk
		320	William Gallacher’s Speeches in Parliament. First series
		321	William Gallacher’s Speeches in Parliament. Second series
		322	William Gallacher, M.P. Reg Bishop
		323	Pollitt Visits Spain
		324	How the Rich Live
		325	Hitler’s Friends in Britain
		326	Women Take a Hand
		327	Czechoslovakia and Britain. H. Pollitt
17	1938	328	Britain’s Millions against Britain’s Millionaires
		329	A.R.P. The Practical Air Raid Protection Britain Needs
		330	Plan for Britain’s Agriculture
		331	Fascist Agents Exposed. R. Page Arnot & Tim Buck
		332	Report of the Central Committee to the Fifteenth Party Congress
		333	Spain Fights for Victory. W. Rust
		334	Czechoslovakia. Harry Pollitt
		335	How Chamberlain Helped Hitler
		336	Czechoslovakia Betrayed. Harry Pollitt
		337	A.R.P. Act Now
		338	For Peace and Plenty. Report of the Fifteenth Congress
		339	Palestine: Peace or Terror?
		340	Austria. Harry Pollitt
		341	Books and Pamphlets. How to Sell Them
	1939	342	Trade Unions Forward
		343	Spain: What Next? Harry Pollitt
		344	Can Conscription Save Peace? Harry Pollitt
		345	Defence of the People. Harry Pollitt
		346	How to Get It. Better Housing, etc.
		347	Mass Murder or Planned Protection
		348	Will It Be War? Harry Pollitt
18	1939	349	Report of the Central Committee to the Sixteenth Party Congress
		350	Draft Programme to be Submitted to the Sixteenth Congress (1939)
		351	They Fought in Franco’s Jails (compiled from prisoners’ reports)
		352	Why This War? R. Palme Dutt
		353	The War and the Workers. W. Gallacher, M.P.
		354	How to Win the War. Harry Pollitt
		355	Parliament and the War. Speeches by William Gallacher, M.P.
	1940	356	The Soviet Union and Finland. E. Burns
		357	Trade Unions and the War
		358	The Men Behind the War. J. Johnson
		359	The Federal Union Myth. I. Montagu
		360	Women and the War. Isobel Brown
		361	Wanted – £5,000
		362	The New Stage of the War. P. Kerrigan
		363	The Meaning of the French Trial. C. Dutt
		364	The Empire and the War
		365	The Communist Party in War Time
		366	The War and the Labour Movement. H. Pollitt
		367	The War and the Workshop. H. Pollitt
		368	What is Russia Going to Do? H. Pollitt
		369	Twenty Years. W. Gallacher, M.P.
		370	A.R.P. Safety Now
		371	Sicily: Stepping Stone to Victory. William Wainwright
		372	End the Railway Fares Robbery
		373	John MacLean. Harry McShane
		374	Bombers Over London. Ted Bramley
		375	We Fight for Life. R. Palme Dutt
		376	How to Defend Yourself
		There is no 377
		378	Fair Play for Servicemen and their Families. D.F. Springhall
		379	Course for New Members
19	1941	380	Coal – A Policy
		381	Doing Well Out of the War? J.R. Campbell
		382	India. Michael Carritt
		383	Food, What Must Be Done
		384	The Daily Worker Debate. The Speech of W. Gallacher, M.P.
		385	Tom Mann, a Tribute. Harry Pollitt
		386	Ireland: Can It Remain Neutral? W. Gallacher, M.P.
		387	The Keynes Budget
		388	The Army – Weapon for Victory
		389	Smash Hitler Now. Harry Pollitt
		390	In Freedom’s Cause. Mick Bennett
		391	Britain’s Chance Has Come. H. Pollitt
		392	Scorch the Earth. Patrick Redmond
		393	Women Against Hitler. Passionaria & Isobel Brown
		394	A Call for Arms. Harry Pollitt
		395	Marxism and Industrial Workers
		396	Why We Talk Politics. R.W. Robson
		397	Stalin Speaks
		398	Army Pay and Allowances
		399	Role and Character of the Young Communist League
		400	The Second Front. William Wainwright
		401	Twenty-four Years of Soviet Power
		402	The Communist Party and the National Front
		403	Dimitrov Accuses the Nazis
		404	Russia’s Story Told in Pictures
		405	Course for New Members (1941 edition)
	1942	406	Why You Should Be a Communist
		407	The World in Arms. Harry Pollitt
		408	Wages and Income Tax. Peter Kerrigan
		409	How to Organise Public Meetings
		410	How to Sell Literature
		411	A Soldier Writes to His Wife
		412	Victory This Year
		413	Communism. An Outline for Everyone
		414	Stalin. A Biographical Sketch. Ivor Montagu
		415	Women at War. Tanya
		416	An Urgent Memorandum on Production
		417	Women Man the Factory Front
20	1942	418	India. What We Must Do. Ben Bradley
		419	Gabriel Peri. William Rust
		420	America and the Second Front
		421	The Call of May Day, 1942. Into Battle. Harry Pollitt
		422	Miners’ Plan for Victory. Abe Moffat
		423	The Case for the Second Front
		424	The Communist Party and the National Front
		425	The Communist Party on the Way to Win
		426	Italians Against Mussolini. M. Ercoli
		427	Hints on Public Speaking. A. Winnington
		428	5 Years Against Japan – China the Unconquerable. Arthur Clegg
		429	The Russian Glory. W. Gallacher, M.P.
		430	Steel
		431	Britain’s Schools
		432	The Libya Debate. Speech of William Gallacher
		433	Labour’s Way Forward. Emile Burns
		434	Sevastopol. Ivor Montagu and Ilya Ehrenburg
		435	Speed the Second Front. Harry Pollitt
		436	The Communist Party of the Soviet Union
		437	A Guide for Treasurers
		438	From People’s Front to National Front
		439	Clear Out Hitler’s Agents. W. Wainwright
		440	The Communist Party’s Memorandum on Agriculture
		441	Food and Farming for Victory. M. Cornforth
		442	The Indian Communist Party. P.C. Joshi
		443	Today Not Tomorrow
		444	Dieppe and the Don
		445	Two Letters from Germany
		446	How I Joined the Communist Party
		447	Women at War. Safeguard Your Health
		448	Deeds Not Words. Harry Pollitt
		449	Britain’s Health Services
		450	Mighty Russia. W. Gallacher, M.P.
		451	The Communist Party. Its Theory and Practice No. 1 (Revised edition)
		452	The Communist Party. Its Theory and Practice No. 2
		453	Proud Record. W. Robson
		454	Africa Europe Victory. R. Palme Dutt
		455	How to Organise Education
		456	Women at War. Received from His Majesty’s Ships
		457	Stalin’s Speech
		458	Trade Union Policy in the War against Fascism
		459	India’s Problems
		460	Course for New Members (1942 edition)
21	1943	461	The Communist Party. Its Theory and Practice
		462	Anti-Semitism. What it Means to You
		463	Discussion Notes. Why You Became a Communist
		464	Sur l’Afrique du Nord, Documents. F. Grenier
		465	The Case for Affiliation. E. Burns
		466	Clear the Ports – Dockers under Hitler
		467	Why Britain needs a Strong Labour Movement. Betty Reid
		468	Road Passenger Transport
		469	India’s Famine. The Facts. Ben Bradley
		470	Miner’s Target. Harry Pollitt
		471	Clear the Lines. Better Conditions, Better Service
		472	France’s Hour has Struck. A. Marty
		473	Coal and the Nation. A Square Deal for Miners. A.L. Horner
		474	Hints on the Organisation of Press Work. Maire Norton
		475	Men and Ships
		476	Communist Policy Statements Between June 1942 and April 1943
		477	The Communist Party and the Labour Party. Harry Pollitt
		478	Workers of Britain Unite. H. Pollitt
		479	Coal
		480	L’epopee de la Corse. Grenier
		481	The Fate of Europe. Ilya Ehrenburg
		482	Memorandum on the Beveridge Report
		483	The Stench of Nazism
		484	Ceux de Chateaubriant. F. Grenier
		485	Invade Now in the West
		486	Letters of Affiliation
		487	Italy now Smash On. Harry Pollitt
		488	Where does Britain Stand? H. Pollitt
		489	Keep Mosley in Prison
		490	Put Mosley Back in Prison
		491	Unity and Victory. Report of the 16th Congress of the Communist Party
		492	This is the Enemy – a Book of Facts, Figures and Pictures about Fascism
		493	Britain Today and Tomorrow. R. Palme Dutt
		494	Hitler’s Agents Exposed. John Mahon
		495	Three Power Conference. R. Palme Dutt
		496	British Agriculture and the War
		497	Communism and Education. Ted Bramley
		498	Victory and After. Joseph Stanley
		499	What’s the Answer?
		500	Farm and Food
22	1944	501	A Memorandum on Housing
		502	D-Day. Harry Pollitt
		503	How to End Muddle on the Railways
		504	Take over the Mines. Harry Pollitt
		505	Discussion Statement on Demobilisation
		506	Wages and the Cost of Living. Sir John Anderson answered by W. Gallacher, M.P.
		507	Pollitt Answers Questions on Communist Policy
		508	The Communist Party. P. Kerrigan
		509	Report of the Executive Committee, July 1943 to August 1944
		510	Seamen It’s Up to You. H. Evans
		511	Chemicals and the Future
		512	Equal Pay for Equal Work
		513	The Communist Party of France (manifesto)
		514	Service Pay Allowances and Pensions. F. Lesser
		515	The Colonies and the Future. Ben Bradley
		516	The Final Offensive. W. Wainwright
		517	Woman’s Place
		518	French Workers Fight Fascism. R.A. Roubaud
		519	Transport for the People – Proposals for Post-War Policy
		520	Winning the League. E. Burns
		521	Tom Hann, his Life and Work
		522	The Germans – What shall we do about them? Ivor Montagu
		523	Our Forces in India. A. Olorenshaw
		524	Electoral Reform
		525	Documents for Congress. Political Statements Issued between July 1943 and August 1944
		526	Good Health for All
		527	The Future of Rent Control
		528	Higher Wages and Full Employment
		529	Essentials of Communist Theory. R.W. Robson
		530	Notes for Burns’ Anniversary (1759 – 1795)
		531	A National Health Service
		532	Agriculture and the World Today
		533	Jobs, Homes and Security. E. Burns
		534	Towards a Greater Trade Union Movement
		535	The Co-operatives against the Combines
		536	Britain for the People
		537	Salute to the Co-ops. 1844 – 1944
		538	Time for a Change “Communist Special”
		539	Victory, Peace, Security
		540	How to Win the People. H. Pollitt
23	1945	541	May Day 1945. R. Page Arnot
		542	Poland Liberated. R. Howard
		543	Houses for the Millions. William Rust
		544	Liberate Spain from France. Dolores Ibarruri (Pasionaria)
		545	Crisis in Greece
		546	The Crimea Conference: Safeguard of the Future. Harry Pollitt
		547	Pollitt Answers Foot
		548	A Busman Appeals to You: Join the Communist Party Today. A.F. Papworth
		549	Over to Peace: Communist Party for Reconversion of Industry. J.R. Campbell
		550	France Today and Tomorrow. M. Thorez
		551	Equal Pay – Evidence Submitted to the Royal Commission
		552	Engineering Prospects and Wages
		553	The B.B.C.
		554	Why You Should Be a Communist. H. Pollitt
		555	No More Depressed Areas
		556	Nurseries After the War
		557	Italy’s New Path. Palmiro Togliatti
		558	Answers to Questions. Harry Pollitt
		559	Socialism – What? Why? How? T.A. Jackson
		560	Communist Policy for Britain
		561	Trade Unions and the General Election. J.R. Campbell
		562	The Truth about the Tories. R. Palme Dutt
		563	Fascist Murderers – Pictures of the Concentration Camps You Must Never Forget
		564	Post-War Housing Problems
		565	Communist M.P. “William Gallacher”
		566	Communist Election Policy
		567	Agriculture Planned and Prosperous
	1946	567	Britain’s Young Citizens. What They Expect from Labour
		568	Our Maternity Services
		569	Capitalist Society – Elements of Political Economy
		570	The Fight for Labour’s Programme. E. Burns
		571	The Aims of the Communist Party
		572	A Wage Based on Human Needs
		573	Atomic Energy and Social Progress. W. Paul
		574	Laski’s Mistake – Dimitrov’s Speech in Full
		575	Why Your Rates are Going Up
		576	Impressions of Czechoslovakia. H. Pollitt
		578	Towards a People’s Army
		579	Hands Off Indonesia. Arthur Clegg
24	1946	580	European Jewry and the Palestine Problem
		581	Nursery Schools
		582	Essentials for a Health Service
		583	Russia at the Peace Conference. Phil Piratin, M.P.
		584	Our Villages as they are and as they ought to be
		585	Why the Food Shortage? John Gollan
		586	Freedom for India. R. Palme Dutt
		587	Steel: Take It Over Now?
		588	Britain Will Make It. Harry Pollitt
		589	The Communist Party Today. Philip Bolsover
		590	The Communist Party and the Coal Crisis. A. Horner
		591	Farm workers’ Wages. The Case for £4.10.0. J. Dunman
		592	Local Government Reorganisation
		593	Communist Special
		594	Professional Workers. Harry Pollitt
	1947	595	American Spider. Arthur Clegg
		596	How to Plan Local Elections
		597	Uncle Sam
		598	New Deal for Transport
		599	The Fascist Threat to Britain. E.R. Thompson
		600	Egypt and the Labour Government. G. Audit
		601	A Plan for Science
		602	19th National Congress
		603	Britain’s Problems Can Be Solved. H. Pollitt
		604	Plan for Coal. Harry Pollitt
		605	Report of the Executive Committee Covering the Period February 1947 – November 1947
		606	We Speak for Freedom
	1948	607	The Communist Party of the Soviet Union
		608	Communist Leadership
		609	The Co-operative Movement
		610	Women and the World Today
		611	The Transition to Socialism
		612	Dialectical and Historical Materialism
		613	The State and Democracy
25	1948	614	A Study-Guide to the Communist Manifesto
		615	The English Revolution. A.L. Morton
		616	Wages and Homes – A Pamphlet for Farm Workers. J. Dunman
		617	The Battle of Ideas – 20th National Congress
		618	Full Steam Ahead – A Programme for Railway Men
		619	Trade Unionists – What Next? H. Pollitt
		620	The Communist Manifesto. Karl Marx & F. Engels
		621	Which Way to Socialism? John Gollan
		622	Catholics and Communism. William Gallacher, M.P.
		623	How to Save Peace. R.P. Dutt
		624	Wages, Prices and Profits. W.C. Stevens
		625	The Miners’ Next Step. Harry Pollitt
		626	Gallacher’s Challenge to Bevin
		627	Peace and Homes. William Gallacher
		628	The Future of Local Government
		629	For Britain Free and Independent. H. Pollitt
		630	The Triumph of Communism. E. Burns
		631	Communist Party: Twentieth National Congress
		632	A Socialist Solution to the Crisis. J.R. Campbell
		633	Report of the Executive Committee. Covering the period February 1947 – November 1947
	1949	634	Facts and Figures for Local Elections
		635	The Aims of the Communist Party
		636	2 Capitalist Society Elements of Political Economy
		637	The Labour Movement in Britain
		638	Dialectical and Historical Materialism
		639	Communist Information Bureau Resolutions
		640	Those Russians. Harry Pollitt
		641	Communism and Liberty. W.M. Gallacher, M.P.
		642	Why the Slump. P. Kerrigan
		643	Corruption: Comments on the Lynskey Tribunal. P. Bolsover
		644	American Communists on Trial
		645	The Great Film Lock-out
		646	Defend Trade Union Rights
		647	The Communist Party. W. Lauchlan
		648	Report of the Executive Committee. February 1948 – July 1949
		There is no 649
26	1949	650	Resolutions and Proceedings. 21st National Congress
		651	Protection at Work. Phil Piratin
		652	Communism and Labour – A Call for United Action. Harry Pollitt
		653	The Socialist Road for Britain
		654	The Socialist Road for Britain
		655	A Memorandum on Building
		656	The Communists Fight for Peace. W. Gallacher, M.P.
		657	Deakin Exposed
		658	The Tactics of Disruption. Harry Pollitt
		659	For Homes – Not Bombs
		660	Cut Arms – Not Houses – Raise Wages – No Profit
	1950	661	A Study – Guide to the Communist Manifesto
		662	Local Election Facts – For Speakers and Canvassers
		663	Wall Street’s Drive to War. James Klugmann
		664	Stop the War in Malaya. Jack Woddis
		665	Farm workers for Peace and Higher Wages. Jack Dunman
		666	The Soviet Transition from Socialism to Communism. E. Burns
		667	30 Years of Struggle. J. Gollan
		668	The Meaning of Socialism. E. Burns
		669	Unity and the Fight For Peace
		670	Peace Depends on the People. Harry Pollitt
		671	(1920 – 1950): On the Thirtieth Anniversary of the Communist Party
	1951	672	Election Facts. For Speakers and Canvassers
		673	Coal and the Miners. G. Allison
		674	America – Go Home. D. Kartun
		675	The Big Lie about Russia. G. Matthews
		676	The Tories and How to Beat Them. Margot Heinemann
		677	Which Way for Students?
		678	Is There a Co-operative Way to Socialism?
		679	No War With China. A. Clegg
		680	An Open Letter to ft Trade Unionist. Harry Pollitt
		681	World Greetings to Harry Pollitt on his Sixtieth Birthday
		682	The British Road to Socialism
		683	National Independence and Fraternal Association
		684	Peace and Friendship with all Peoples
		685	Socialist Nationalisation – The British Road to Socialism. Part Four
		686	The Communist Party and the Way Forward. The British Road to Socialism. Part Six
		687	Social Services. The British Road to Socialism. Part Five
		688	Negotiate Now. Harry Pollitt
		689	Social Democracy and the Fight for Working Class Unity
		690	The Disruptive Role of the Tito-ites
		691	An Appeal to Members of the Labour Party. Harry Pollitt
		692	After the Election. A Fighting Policy for Labour. Harry Pollitt
27	1952	693	The Outlook for Railway Men
		694	The Outlook for Steel. H. Hill
		There is no 695
		696	Hands off the Schools. Max Morris
		697	Peace Means Jobs for Clothing Workers. N. Ackerman
		698	Peace Means Jobs for Furnishing Workers
		699	A Policy for Distributive Workers
		700	Who is for War?
		701	An Open Letter to Students From Harry Pollitt
		702	Out with the Tories. W. Lauchlan
		703	Malaya. Stop the War. Harry Pollitt
		704	The Nazis Shall Not Pass. Harry Pollitt
		705	The Truth About Moral Re-armament. F. Wilson
		706	We Must Have Higher Wages. P. Kerrigan
		707	The Engineer Looks Ahead. G. Hitchings
		708	Towards Communism. J. Gollan
		709	The Communist Party and the Fight for Unity
		710	Political Economy
		711	Report of the Executive Committee. November 1949 – December 1951
		712	Britain Arise. 22nd National Congress
		713	People’s Democracy for Britain. J. Gollan
		714	The British Road to Socialism
		715	The Issues Before Our 22nd Congress
		716	Resolutions and Proceedings 22nd National Congress
	1953	717	A Policy for Labour. H. Pollitt
		718	Socialism for Trade Unionists. J.R. Campbell
		719	U.S. Spies in Socialist Countries. W. Gallacher
		720	In Memory of Joseph Stalin and Klement Gottwald. Harry Pollitt
		721	The Coronation
		722	What do Miners Need? Harry Pollitt
		723	Put the Children First. Max Morris
		724	Kenya. What are the Facts? P. Bolsover
		725	Crisis of Britain and the British Empire
		726	Five Women Tell Their Story
		727	Right Away for Railway Wages. Tom Ahern
		728	More Wages More Jobs. 15% for Shipyard Workers. F. Hard
		729	Wages Increase: 15% for Engineering Workers. Syd Abbott
		730	Labour: What Next. Harry Pollitt
		731	Bring Down Food Prices. Nora Jeffery
		732	Wages Increase for Building Workers. A. Moffat
		There is no 733
		734	Not a Penny on the Rent
	1954	735	The Challenge to Labour. Harry Pollitt
		736	Resolutions and Proceedings. 23rd National Congress
		737	Report of the Executive Committee. 23rd National Congress. January 1952 – December 1953
		738	The People on the March. Harry Pollitt
		739	In Defence of Peace. The Case Against Rearming the Nazis. Harry Pollitt
		740	Memorandum on National Insurance
		741	Your Insurance Benefit
		742	When the Whistle Blows. Economics for Trade Unionists. Ted Ainley
		743	Distributive Workers and the Fight for Increased Wages. P. Roche
		744	A Call to Co-operators. Elinor Burns
		745	Freedom Outlawed in the U.S.A. P. Bolsover
		747	Indian Diary. Harry Pollitt
28	1954	748	Allies for Freedom
		749	Socialism and the British Labour Movement Part One
		750	Socialism and the British Labour Movement Part Two
		751	The British State
		752	No Arms for Germany
		753	This Good Life – The Socialist Road for Britain
	1955	754	The Party of Socialism. J. Mahon
		755	The Communist Party and the Labour Party. Harry Pollitt
		756	Freedom and the Communists. D. Kartun
		757	A Policy for Britain. General Election Programme of the Communist Party
		758	Searchlight on the Tories. W. Laughlin
		759	No Colour Bar for Britain. P. Bolsover
		760	Rents Must Not Go Up. M. MacEwen
		761	More in the Pay Packet. Sam Henderson
		762	Productivity – For Whom? Les Cannon
		763	The Future for Miners. Les Ellis
		764	A Policy for Health
		765	Win the Local Councils
		766	Forgoing the Weapon
		767	The Role of the Communist Party
		768	Our Aim is Socialism
		769	The Communist Party and the Role of the Branches
		770	Local Election Facts for Speakers and Canvassers
		771	Mr. Bevan – An Issue of Policy
		772	Communists Show the Way
		773	The Fight Goes On
		774	Build the Communist Party. J. Gollan
		775	Literature as a Political Weapon
	1956	776	The Communist Party: Rules
		777	What Price Bread
		778	Suez Crisis Special
		779	Facts on Hungary
		780	Rent Rebate Schemes Exposed
		781	Automation: Friend or Foe? R. Campbell
		782	The Communist Party and the Local Councils
		783	End the Bans. John Gollan
		784	The People will Decide
		785	Resolutions and Proceedings: 24th National Congress
		786	Report of the Executive Committee: 24th National Congress
		787	British Railways
		788	The Rent Bill. What it Means to You
29	1957	789	More on the Historical Experience of Proletarian Dictatorship. 1957
		790	An Introduction to Marxism
		791	An Introduction to Marxism
		792	The Soviet Union and Socialism. A. Rothstein
		793	Your Child at School. Max Morris
		794	Study Guide to the British Labour Movement
		795	Your Chance to Get Tories Out
		796	25th Congress Report
		797	The Role of the Communist Party
		798	H. Bomb Tests: End Them Now. W. Wainwright
		799	Inner Party Democracy
		800	On the Correct Handling of Contradictions Among the People by Mao-Tse-Tung
		801	Why Not Nationalist?
		802	Repeal the Rent Act
		803	The British Road to Socialism
		804	Now for Top Level Talks: Satellite Special
		805	For Peace. For Socialism. Statements of the World’s Communist Parties
		806	About Socialism
	1958	807	The British Road to Socialism
		808	Crisis in Aircraft
		809	Close All U.S. Bases. W. Wainwright
		810	Outlook for Mining
		811	Education
		812	The Communist Party and the Trade Unions. F. Hart
		813	Hands Off the Middle East. Nora Jeffery
		814	Which Way for Socialists? J. Gollan
	1959	815	Report of the Executive Committee. January 1956 – December 1958
		816	Higher Education in the Nuclear Age
		817	Aims and Constitution
		818	26th Congress Report
		819	Men and Motors: A Policy for the Industry
		820	Our Aim is Socialism
		821	The Future for Dockland
		822	What Next?
		823	About Wages, Strikes, Stewards G. Crane
		824	The Future in Your Hands
		825	Peace or H-Bomb War
30	1960	826	Spotlight on Coal. Jock Kane
		827	The German Ménage – A Damning Exposure. J. Gollan
		828	Freedom. Brian Simon
		829	Shipbuilding: Looking Forward. F. Hart
		830	Labour and the Bomb. J. Gollan
		831	The Money Game – Or How Much do You Make for Your Boss? Alan Brown
		832	Harry Pollitt – A Tribute
		833	40 Fighting Years 1920 – 1960
		834	Standby Congo. R. Palme Dutt
		835	Gaitskell or Socialism? J. Gollan
		836	Beware Sharks. Tory Rent and Housing Policy Exposed. Reuben Falber
		837	Woman Today. Molly Keith
		838	Report of the Executive Committee
		839	36 Million Communists Say… Statement and Appeal of the World’s Communist Parties, Moscow
		840	Homes and Rents – The Communist Answer
	1961	841	27th Communist Party – Congress Report
		842	The TV Tie Up. Bert Baker
		843	The Alternative to the Common Market. Dave Bowman
		844	The Role of the Communist Party
		845	The Development of Higher Education in Britain
		846	The Strategy of Revenge. The Unceasing Aim of German Militarism. E. Henri
		847	Together Say No Discrimination. John Moss
		848	The Money You Wear. H. Cohen
		849	Let Nothing Divide Us. B. Holland
		850	Sport: A Communist Party Plan. S. Levenson
		851	End Terrorism in Iraq. Idris Cox
		852	Wages: The Tory Attack
		853	A World of Difference
		854	Independence from U.S.A.
		855	To British Jewry – A Call to Act
		856	For Your Family’s Sake
	1962	857	Smash the Pay Pause
		858	Britain Needs Coal. Sam Taylor
		859	A New Deal for Your Children. M. Wiles
		860	Who Is to Blame? W. Wainwright
		861	More Pay for Engineers. P. Kerrigan
		862	Say “No” To the Common Market. Ted Ainley
		863	The Railways and the People. Tom Aher
		864	Communist Party Handbook
		865	The Dockers’ Next Step. Ted Kirby
		866	Common Market: The Truth
		867	It’s Time for a Change
		868	Co-ops: The Way Ahead. David Ainley
31	1963	869	The Councils Need Communists
		870	28th Communist Party Congress Report
		871	Food and Farming. J. Dunman
		872	Communism and the World Today
		873	Communism: Your Questions Answered. E. Burns
		874	New Days – New Ways. Communist Policy for Trade Unions. J.R. Campbell
		875	The Case for Higher Wages. J.R. Campbell
		876	London Landmarks
	1964	877	How Will You Vote Communist? R. Falber
		878	Which Road? John Gollan
		879	Britain 64. The Case for Socialism
		880	Higher Pay and a Six-hour Day
		881	Communist Policy for Britain
	1965	882	Britain’s Crisis. The Communist Solution
		883	A New Deal for Women
		884	The Communists and T.V. Bert Baker
		885	Report of the Committee on Party Organisation
		886	A Future for the Miners
		887	Report from Vietnam. J. Mahon
		888	29th National Congress Report. January 1963 – July 1965
		889	Racialism: Cause and Cure. H. Bourne
		890	Hands off the Trade Unions. J.R. Campbell
		891	William Gallacher – A Great Working Class Leader
		892	The Role of the Communist Party
		893	The International Communist Movement
		894	29th Congress Report
		895	Changing Britain – The Need for the Communist Party
	1966	896	New Britain, People’s Britain
		897	Incomes Policy. The Great Wage Freeze Trick. B. Ramelson
		898	We Want Forty. Jack Coward
		899	The Case for Socialism in the Sixties. J. Gollan
	1967	900	30th National Congress. August 1965 – July 1967
		901	The Middle East. Crisis Causes Solution. B. Ramelson
		902	Whither China? R. Palme Dutt
32	1967	903	Revolution. 1917 – 1967. D. Ogden
		904	Vietnam: Stop America’s Criminal War. I. Montagu
		905	The Background to the Middle East Crisis
		907	Questions of Ideology and Culture
		908	A Communist Plan to Safeguard Jobs and Wages
		909	30th Congress Report
	1968	910	The British Road to Socialism
		911	Donovan Exposed. Bert Ramelson
		912	The Socialist Revolution
		913	The Case for Higher Wages. M. McGahey
		914	Homes, Jobs, Immigration – The Facts. J. Bellamy
		915	Crisis. The Communist Answer. J. Gollan
		916	The British Road to Socialism
	1969	917	31st National Congress
		918	The Communist View. Mick Costello
		919	The Common Market – Why Britain Should Not Join. J. Gollan
		920	N.A.T.O. – No! Defence or Danger. I. Montagu
		921	Vietnam and Peace Appeals from the World Communist Conference
		922	John Gollan: Speech to the World Communist Conference
		923	Documents of the World Communist Conference
		924	Northern Ireland. Civil Rights and Political Wrongs. D. Greaves
		925	Co-ops – The Future. J. Dunman
		926	Keep the Unions Free. B. Raraelson
		927	Ultra-Leftism in Britain. Betty Reid
		928	31st Congress Report
	1970	929	Productivity Agreements. Bert Ramelson
		930	The Ménage of the Monopolies. M. Jacques
		931	Lenin in Britain. A. Rothstein
		932	People before Profits
		933	What is the Socialist Way Forward? J. Gollan
		934	Carr’s Bill and How to Kill It. B. Ramelson
		935	The Future of Man. J. Klugmann
		936	December 8th: National Day of Action – Kill the Bill
	1971	937	Unite against Racialism. Defeat the Immigration Bill. Joan Bellamy
		938	National Industrial Action! The TUC Must Lead
		939	Common Market: For and Against
		940	Zionism: A Socialist View. S. Kaye
33	1972	941	Unite against Racialism. Defeat the Immigration Bill. Joan Bellamy
		942	Common Market. The Tory White Paper Exposed. Ron Bellamy
		943	U.C.S. – the fight for the right to work. Alex Murray
		944	Britain and the Socialist Revolution. Betty Mathews
		945	Bangladesh, Pakistan, India: What next? Dr. Syedur Rahman
		946	Nationalism and Internationalism. Jack Woods
		947	Women – the road to Equality and Socialism. Rosemary Small
34	1973	948	About Marxism
		949	Chile – Solidarity with Popular Unity
		950	Public Ownership & Control
		951	Students
		952	Britain and the Irish Crisis
		953	Heath’s war on your wage packet
		954	Smash Phase III
		955	The Environmental Crisis
		956	Time to change course. Tony Chater, Dave Cook, Gordon McLennan, Bert Ramelson, Pauling Robinson Jack Woddis
35	1974	957	Challenge Big Business – Build New Britain
		958	Which Way for Labour? Gerry Cohen
		959	Class Structure in Britain Today. Alan Hunt
		960	The Role of Communist Party Branches
		961	Social Contract – Cure-all or con-trick. Bert Ramelson
		962	About Marxism
		963	Marxism and the Family
36	1975	964	Northern Ireland. A programme Action. Irene Brennan
		965	Portugal: Support the revolution. Jack Woddis
		966	Britain’s Crisis. Cause and Cure…
		967	The Rates Explosion; how to defuse it. Reuben Falber
		968	Quit the Market – join the World. Gordon McLennan
		969	Leisure and Recreation in Britain Today. Terry Bushell
		970	The Fight against Racialism in Britain
		971	C.P.G.B. Report 34th National Congress
		972	Victory in Vietnam. John Gollan
		973	Political Economy
37	1976	974	Socialist Democracy – some problems. John Gollan
		975	Farming to Feed Britain. Wilf Page
		976	The Soviet Union. State Capitalist or Socialist. David Purdy
		977	Women. Oppression & Liberation. Part 1
		978	Britain Needs Socialism. Reuben Falber
		979	Southern Africa – which side is Britain on? Jack Woddis
		980	Discussion on Socialist Democracy
		981	One Race – The Human Race
38	1977	982	The British Road to Socialism. Draft for discussion
		983	Bury the Social Contract – alternative policy. Bert Ramelson
		984	Communist Party and Unity
		985	The Revolutionary Party
		986	Women, Oppression and Liberation. Part 2: Struggle Today
		987	How October 1917 changed the world. Jack Woddis
		988	Women at Work
		989	The West German Face of McCarthyism. Hugh Latham
39	1978	990	Communist Party of Great Britain. Report of the Executive Sub-Committee on the Morning Star
		991	A Knife at the Throat of us all. Racism and the National Front. Dave Cook
		992	Cut the Dole Queues. Mick Costello
		993	Reformism and Revolution. John Gollan
		994	The British Road to Socialism
		995	The Common Market Fraud. Gerry Pocock
		996	Official Report. National Congress. November 1977
		997	No title
40	1979	998	The Case for the Trade Unions. Kevin Halpin
		999	No Racist Immigration Laws. Vishnu Sharma
		1000	Report of Commission on Inner-party Democracy
		1001	A Charter of Democratic Rights
		1002	The Right to Choose
		1003	Stop The Tory Wreckers
		1004	Communist Election Manifesto. People Before Profit
41	1980	1005	Economic Bulletin No.6 Spring 1980: An alternative Economic Strategy for West Germany. Michael Hudson. Recent Writing on the Alternative Economic Strategy. David Cobham. The Industrial Policy of the E.E.C. John Grahl
		1006	Economic Bulletin No.7 Autumn 1980: The Soviet Economy in the Tenth Five Year Plan. Mark Harrison. The Underlying Principles of the Economic Policy of the French Communist Party. F. Di Ruzza. The Tory Government and Monopoly Capital. Ron Bellamy
		1007	The Case for the Trade Unions. Kevin Halpin
		1008	Act now to end mass unemployment. George Bolton
		1009	The Case for Peace and Disarmament. Tony Chater
		1010	Policy Statement on Secondary Education
		1011	The Common Market – Let’s Get Out. E.E.C. Study Group
		1012	Defeat the Anti-Union Laws. By Mick Costello
		1013	A Real Future for Steel
42	1981	1014	Black and Blue. Racism and the Police
		1015	When the People Arose. The Peasants Revolt of 1381. A.L. Morton
		1016	Oppose Tory Policies. Take Britain
		1017	Policy Statement on Secondary Education
43	1982	1018	Higher Education – Survival or Transformation
		1019	Education for Adults. A Policy for Defence and Advance
		1020	Condition Critical. Private Medicine and the N.H.S.
		1021	Tebbit’s Bill – Kill It!
		1022	Two-Way Street. Arts and the Community
44	1983		Communist Party Leaflets. Britain’s Housing Scandal – 1983?
			Britain needs Jobs not Bombs. No date
			William Morris Now
			Socialism by Design. Roger Simon
45	1984		War & Peace. The Nuclear Edition. John Cox
			Education today & tomorrow. November 1984
			Education today & tomorrow. Salaries. September 1984
			Higher Education – Survival or Transformation?
			Proportional Representation. John Peck
			Common Cause. Trade Unionists and Ireland. Chris Myant
			Solidarity with the Miners. Communist Party broadsheet
46	1985		Life on the Margins. Alan Booth
			The Roots of Thatcherism. Dave Priscott
			Certificate of Pre-Vocational Education (discussion pamphlet)
47	1986		Trade Unions – The New Reality. Pete Carter
			Introducing Marxism. Roger Simon
			Defend Comprehensive Education. Professor Brian Simon (discussion pamphlet)
			Spain (reprint). Emile Burns
			The Way Forward on the Railways
48	1987		Racism and Schools (Contributions to a Discussion)
			Poll Tax – How It Will Hit You. Councillor John Peck
			Palestine
49	1988		A Guide to Money Making for Political Persons or Salesmanship for Socialists (A 7 Days Pamphlet)
			Forward to Freedom. The Politics of Fighting Apartheid
			Facing Up to the Future
			A Health Service for the Nineties
			Post Office Privatisation – Behind the Hype
			Trade Unions into the Nineties
			South Africa – A Background Briefing
50	1989		Manifesto for New Times (Strategy for the 1990’s)
51	1990		Manifesto for New Times (Strategy for the 1990’s)
			Manifesto for New Times – Redraft
52	1991		A War Too Far Democratic Left – Draft Constitution

Complete Set, Containing Series 1, 2, 3 & 4

Reference: CPA