MIA: Comintern Writers: Moissaye J. Olgin Archive
Moissaye J. Olgin Archive
(1878-1939)
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“The Soviets are marching on. The light of the Soviets is illuminating the world. The actions of the Soviets have opened new sunlit vistas before the eyes of mankind. Let the enemies rage. Freedom is marching on. National liberation is making new gains.
We greet the Soviet Union. I am quite confident I am speaking not only in my own name but in the name of millions of those belonging to national groups in the United States when I say:
Long live the Soviet Union, the liberator of oppressed nationalities!” The Soviet Union and National Liberation
Obituary by William Z. Foster and Earl Browder
“A Great Symbol of a Great Movement” by Earl Browder
M. J. Olgin: 1878-1939
Works:
Pamphlets
1933: Why Communism?: Plain Talks on Vital Problems
1935: Life and Teachings of Friedrich Engels
1935: Trotskyism: Counter-Revolution in DisguiseFrom Morning Freiheit
The Real World of Tomorrow
Jewish Youth Speaks
The Pest
The Anti-Red Hysteria in the Jewish Field
Jewish Reconstruction on the Order of the Day
How Not to Argue Against Anti-Semitism
Gorky
Speeches
The Soviet Union and National Liberation
Theses
Theses on the Workers Party Policy in the Elections of 1924
Translations
Our Revolution: Essays on Working-Class and International Revolution, 1904-1917 by Leon Trotsky
The Peasant War in Germany by Friedrich Engels
Archive maintained by Brian Reid