International Review ( )

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1 International Review ( ) International Review was an irregular internal bulletin of the RCLB. There were seventeen issue produced between It was produced to circulate information about and from international contacts and make available their analysis and comments. It contained commentary on various international topics. As such, and given the unacknowledged differences therein, they were not reflective of agreed RCLB positions and unsuitable for republishing in Class Struggle. Index 6 Spring Autumn Autumn Spring Winter 1992/93 2 Spring Summer Spring Summer Autumn Autumn Autumn Spring Winter 1994/95 5 Winter Summer Spring 1996 ALBANIA # 11. Commentary: Present changes in Albania AOTEAROA (New Zealand) #6. Comments on recent Chinese thinking. Struggle No.52, March 1989 #8. Liquidationism destroys Workers Communist League ARGENTINA #10. Communism Is Not Dead AUSTRALIA #3. Communist Party of Australia (ML) Socialism guarantees the extension of democracy #6. 7 th Congress of Communist Party of Australia (ML) #8. Communist Party of Australia (ML) delegation visits China #11. Attempts to bury Marxism doomed to failure

2 AZANIA (South Africa) #1. Talk with Peter Jones of the Black Consciousness Movement of Azania #14. A New South Africa #15. RCLB Speech at 18 th Commemoration of Soweto Uprising Leaflet: The Forgotten People #16. AZAPO and BCM (A) Merge Who was Steve Biko? Book review on Robert Sobukwe #17. Solidarity Message to PAC BANGLASDESH #8. On the United Communist League of Bangladesh BELGUIM Workers Party of Belgium/ Party of Labour of Belgium #1. Outline of the PTB/PVAD ~ #2. PTB/PVAD, Concerning Marxist-Leninist Unity #6. Solidaire, Where We Stand #7. PTB/PVAD, Solidarity without Boundaries #11. On the Third World side #12. PTB/PVAD, In a capitalist world in crisis, let us be prepared for large scale struggle. BRITAIN #1. Comment: The chickens come home to roost: The Disintegration of revisionist forces #2. Sinn Fein on Manchester Martyrs Commemoration 1987 #3. New set of initials: CPB #7. Commentary: Marxist-Leninists and a United Europe #10. Unity, what unity? #16. Leaflet, Was It Worth It? #16.The Case of Patrick McLaughlin

3 BURMA #3. On the 40 th Anniversary of the armed struggle #10. Communist Party of Burma s internal disintegration. China #3. The primary stage of socialism and the development of Marxism #4. Correspondence: On Sino-Soviet Relations #5. Special issue, Winter1988: Re-understanding Capitalism (Articles from Beijing Review) #6. Correspondence: Notes on Sino-Soviet Relations Observations on International Review #5 Denmark #11. Robbing for the Revolution Eritera #4. Joint statement of the Eritrean People's Liberation Front (EPLF) & the Tigrayan People's Liberation Front (TPLF). Joint communique of EPDM & TPLF Germany #3. Outline of the Marxist Leninist Party of Germany (Marxistisch-Leninistische Partei Deutschlands, MLPD) #7. MLPD, GDR - People s Movement Win Democratic rights #9. Literature from the MLPD #17. RCLB Solidarity message to MLPD s 5 th Congress (April 1996) India #9. Communist Party India (ML) Provisional Central Committee, Socialism Today #14. Call to the All-India Convention Against Imperialist Cultural Aggression (Janashakti CPI (ML) April 1994)

4 INTERNATIONAL #7. Joint Statement of European Marxist-Leninists: Resolution of Essen Consultative meeting 1990 #8. May Day in Brussels 1990 #13. RCLB, Theses for the 3 rd International Conference of Marxist-Leninists parties & organisations (July 1992) #13Resolutions of the 3 rd International Conference of Marxist- Leninists parties & organisations (July 1992) #17. Resolutions of the 4 th International Conference of Marxist-Leninists parties & organisations (April 1994) #17. Commentary: A Step Too Far on the reforming international communist movement. Japan #10. Book review: Burstein, Yen #13. Developing internal & external situation and line & policy of revolutionary movements 1992 #14. Fourth Congress of Communist Party Japan /Left Kampuchea #2. Book review: Silber, Kampuchea- the revolution rescued #15. A sense of deja vu in Cambodia Kurdistan #17. Free Kani Yilmaz, PKK European representative Netherlands #10. GML, Sickness of capitalism Fascists and Free Speech Norway #7. The Workers' Communist Party (Arbeidernes Kommunistparti, AKP), Opinion on events in China #10. AKP (ML), Positions on events in Eastern Europe

5 Palestine #17. Freedom Still Distant Peru #9. The Shining Path of armed struggle? #17. A bend in the road or a fork? Philippines #1. Communist Party of the Philippines, A View of the current situation and revolutionary tasks #2. On the International relations of the Communist Party of the Philippines #4. National Democratic Front Declaration of Unity with the FMLN #4. The Philippines independent revolutionary road #8. Communist Party of the Philippines, On events in eastern Europe #8. Communist Party of the Philippines Statement on June 4 th Events #8. Communist Party of the Philippines Self-criticism #12. Reaffirm Our Basic Principles and carry the revolution forward. #12. Stand for socialism Against modern revisionism Russia #12. Davidson (Communist Party,USA), After the Party, what next? Sweden #1. Outline of Communist Workers' Party of Sweden (Sveriges Kommunistiska Arbetarparti, SKA) Thailand #17. Demise of the Communist Party of Thailand Turkey #6. Briefing on Towards 2000 #8. Talk by London-based supporters of the Socialist Party #14. Socialist Party reorganises

6 United States of America #3. League of Revolutionary Struggle, What do you mean when you say maoist? #4. Outline of Freedom Road Socialist Organisation #12. Fred Wei-han Ho, Marxism and Asian Americans the struggle continues! #14. Bill Fletcher Jnr, What s happening to the US working class?