Notes for a talk given to the Stalin Society by Tony Clark.

A Critique of the Economic and Philosophic Science Review (EPSR).

The EPSR claims, falsely, that Stalin told the world proletariat in 1952 (in ‘Economic Problems of Socialism’) that the Soviet States would overtake capitalism because capitalism was incapable of further expansion and that all that was required was for the international working class to live in peaceful co-existence with capitalism to achieve the victory. This pamphlet addresses these arguments.

Although the book is written from a liberal anti-communist standpoint, Shannon strives for a certain degree of objectivity. What results is an interesting, even colourful account of American communist politics in the early post-war years.

T. Clark summarises and assesses the work.

'Concerns on Socialism' Topic.

This letter asks questions that High School professors want to answer as negatively as possible.

An Open Letter to Trotskyists.

Trotsky founded the Fourth International on two great falsehoods.
This letter describes the roots of Trotskyism and demonstrates its divergence from Leninism.

Francis Beckett traces the rise, decline and fall of the former British Communist Party. The final (dissolution) meeting of the party was held at the TUC central London headquarters in November 1991.

T. Clark assesses the work and summarises the history.