International Communist Party

To the Readers

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We are pleased to announce the release of issue no. 98 of Comunismo (our italian long-form theoretical publication). English translations will be published in time. The titles, translated into English, are:

  1. Capitalism and Peace Between States
  2. The PCd’I and the Civil War in Italy in the Years of the Immediate Postwar Period: Sarzana-Roccastrada-Rome
  3. Marxism and the Military Question – The Civil War in Russia: The Second Kuban Campaign
  4. The Marxist Theory of Crises – The Theories of Surplus Value: David Ricardo, Part Two)
  5. Recapping the Chinese Question: 7.3 – The Second Congress of the Communist Party of China; 7.4 – The Directives of the ECCI and the August 1922 Plenum
  6. The Red Trade Union International: Announcement From Comunismo Between the First and Second Congress
  7. From the Archive of the Left: 4 March 1923 – Office I of the P.C.d’I. to the E.C. of the Communist International. Reply to the Letter on Illegal Work

Those who wish to receive it can request it by paying €10, following the same procedure indicated for party press subscriptions.

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We would also like to inform our readers that an “Association” using titles that could be confused with ours is publishing apocryphal (or perhaps it would be better to call them pirated) versions of our magazine Comunismo. This has the same format, the same cover design, and the same numerical progression of the year of publication and the pamphlet. In short, they present it as if it were their own. These gentlemen were, at the time, warned of the illegality and indeed the impropriety of such a publication and were therefore asked to desist. Perhaps, by acting this way, they hope to induce us to file a complaint in court so they can then accuse us of resorting to “bourgeois law.” No, we will not resort to bourgeois justice. We will continue to publish the real Comunismo, edited as always by the “Associazione la Sinistra Comunista,” with the same editor-in-chief and the same sequential numbering. Time will do justice to this petty-bourgeois frivolousness.