The Real Role and History of NATO: A Reply to Keir Starmer
NATO was founded in 1949 not as an instrument of peace, but as a weapon to fight the Cold War. It has remained a weapon ever since.
Ukraine: Some Observations on the National Question and Russian Intervention
A summary of some key aspects of the national question in Ukraine, including the policy of the Bolsheviks, Lenin and Trotsky.
Kazakhstan: The Roots of the Rising
The path to victory for the masses of Kazakhstan can be forged only by a united Kazakh working class, armed with a clear socialist program.
The Collapse of the Soviet Union and the Rise of Putin
December 2021 marked the 30th anniversary of the USSR’s collapse. Capitalism reared its ugly head, and the workers of the Soviet Union had to pay the price.
Operation Barbarossa: When the Nazis Invaded the Soviet Union
On June 22, 1941, the Nazis unleashed the largest invasion yet visited on the people of the Soviet Union. The Soviet people were responsible for the victory over Hitler, but the same credit does not extend to Stalin.
Bureaucratism or Workers’ Power
This important document provides an analysis of the nationalized planned economy that existed in the Soviet Union and other Stalinist regimes.