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Incs 19 Online 2006 The International Newsletter of Communist Studies Online Der Internationale Newsletter der Kommunismusforschung. La newsletter internationale des recherches sur le communisme. Международный бюллетень исторических исследований коммунизма. Vol. XII (2006), no 19 Edited by Bernhard H. Bayerlein Published by The European Workshop of Communist Studies. With support of The Mannheim Centre for European Social Research (MZES), University of Mannheim, Germany. ISSN 1862-698X 2 The International Newsletter of Communist Studies Online Executive Editor: Bernhard H. Bayerlein, Köln-Cologne/Mannheim Editorial Board/Correspondents: Aldo Agosti (Torino) [email protected], Leonid Babicenko (Moscow), Claus Baumgart (Leipzig) [email protected], Lars Björlin (Stockholm) [email protected], Cosroe Chaqueri (Paris), Sonia Combe (Paris) [email protected], Putnik Dajic (Belgrade) [email protected], Gérard Donzé (La Chaux-de-Fonds) [email protected], Jean-François Fayet (Geneva) [email protected], Jan Foitzik (Berlin) foitzik@ifz- muenchen.de, Maria Goretti Matías (Lisboa), José Gotovitch (Bruxelles) [email protected], Sobhanlal Datta Gupta (Calcutta) [email protected], Gabriella Hauch (Linz) [email protected], John Haynes (Washington) [email protected], Victor Heifets (St. Petersburg) [email protected], Gerd-Rainer Horn (Coventry) [email protected], Peter Huber (Geneva) [email protected]>, Fritz Keller (Vienna) [email protected], Klaus Kinner (Leipzig) [email protected], Todor Kuljic [email protected], Avgust Lesnik (Ljubljana) [email protected]; Roland Lewin (Grenoble) [email protected], Marcel van der Linden (Amsterdam) [email protected], Aurelio Martin Najera (Madrid) [email protected], Kevin McDermott (Sheffield) [email protected], Barry McLoughlin (Vienna) [email protected], Kevin Morgan (Manchester) [email protected], Jorge Nóvoa (Salvador, Bahia) [email protected], [email protected], Alexander Pantsov (Columbus, Ohio) [email protected], Maria de Fátima Patriarca (Lisbon), José Pacheco Pereira (Lisbon- Brussels) [email protected], Tauno Saarela (Helsinki) [email protected], Wolfgang Schlott (Bremen) [email protected], Daniela Spenser (México DF) [email protected], Dubravka Stajic (Belgrade) [email protected], Brigitte Studer (Berne) [email protected], Frantisek Svátek (Prague) [email protected], Carola Tischler (Berlin) [email protected] Berlin.de, Reiner Tosstorff (Frankfurt am Main) [email protected], Feliks Tych (Warsaw) [email protected], Berthold Unfried (Vienna) [email protected], Zdenek Vasicek (Prague) [email protected], Aleksandr Vatlin (Moscow) [email protected], Gerrit Voerman (Groningen) [email protected], Marc Vuilleumier (Genève) [email protected], Markus Wehner (Moskau), Rolf Wörsdörfer (Darmstadt) [email protected], Serge Wolikow (Dijon) [email protected] Advisory Board: Prof. Dr. Marjan Britovsek, Ljubljana; Prof. Dr. Pierre Broué, Grenoble; Prof. Dr. Marc Ferro, Paris; Prof. Dr. Dietrich Geyer, Tübingen; Prof. Dr. Lazar Heifets, St. Petersburg; Prof. Dr. Charles Kecskeméti, Paris; Prof. Dr. André Lasserre, Lausanne; Prof. Dr. Rein van der Leeuw, Amsterdam; Prof. Dr. Richard Lorenz, Kassel; Prof. Dr. Vera Mujbegovic, Belgrade; Prof. Dr. Jutta Scherrer, Paris-Berlin; Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Hermann Weber, Mannheim. Editorial Address: Dr. Bernhard H. Bayerlein, Mannheimer Zentrum für Europäische Sozialforschung (MZES), Universität Mannheim, Postfach, 68 131 Mannheim, Germany. Postal Adress: Arnulfstr. 14, 50937 Köln/Cologne, Germany Phone and Fax: 0049 (0)221 42 27 06 E-Mail: [email protected] – [email protected] Homepage: http://www.mzes.uni-mannheim.de/projekte/JHK-news. XII (2006), no 19 3 Table of Contents Section I: The Newsletter of the Newsletters: Communist Studies. Selected Items. • Communist History Network Newsletter, Manchester. • Estudos sobre o Comunismo, Lisbon. • HNet Discussion Network: H-HOAC. History of American Communism, Washington D.C. • International Institute of Social History. News Service, Amsterdam. • Aktuelles aus der DDR-Forschung. Ein Newsletter der Stiftung Aufarbeitung der DDR- Diktatur, Berlin. Section II: Archival Problems, Files, Institutions, Projects. • Comintern online Update: Neue Digitalisierte Fonds des Kominternarchivs im WEB Microfilms à la BDIC sur l’histoire soviétique (Jean-François Fayet): Inventaires du RGANI, RGASPI et GARF: Everyday Stalinism. Living Standards, Norms and Values of Various Groups of Soviet People in the 1920s and 1930s; The Cold War and the Central Committee 1941-1990. • The Abraham Lincoln Brigade Archives at The Tamiment Library, New York. • The Records of the Communist Party of Austria at Vienne (Alfred Klahr Gesellschaft). • The Social History Collection of the Sejm Library, Warsaw. • New coverage of the Archives of Italian CP (Fondazione Antonio Gramsci, Rome). • The Victor Serge Library, Moscow. • The records of the Finnish Communist Party at The People’s Archives, Helsinki. • Pierre Broué Archives and Library, Grenoble • Comprehensive Guides to contemporary History of the GDR and Eastern Europe. • Communist Party of Sudan Collection (1970-2003) at the IISH, Amsterdam. • The Central and Eastern European Online Library (C.E.E.O.L.) • Archives of the Socialist Unity Party of Germany (SED). New Web Portal. • ViFaOst - Virtual Library for East European Studies. Section III: Projects – Work in progress. • Ulrich Eumann, Cologne: Eigenwillige Kohorten der Revolution. Diss. zur Sozialgeschichte der KPD. • Mathieu Denis, Berlin: German Labor in the Revolution and Unification. The Paradox of Continuity. • Unpublished Russian Dissertations. • Die Projekte der Deutsch-Russischen Historikerkommission. Section IV: Materials for Biographical, Regional and Institutional Studies. • Bernhard H. Bayerlein: Zwischen Internationale und Gulag. Präliminarien zur Geschichte der internationalen kommunistischen Frauenbewegung (1919-1945). Teil 1. • Dmitrij J. Moiseenko, Gleb Albert, Bernhard H. Bayerlein: Jimmy, Jacob oder Dmitrij. Portrait einer Kominternfamilie. Section V: New Publications – Reports and Reviews. • The political biography of Álvaro Cunhal, by José Pacheco Pereira, vol. III: 1949-1960. • Sobhanlal Datta Gupta: Comintern and the destiny of communism in India. 4 The International Newsletter of Communist Studies Online • Stalin: Revolutionary in an Era of War, by Kevin McDermott. • Frank Schauff: Der verspielte Sieg. Sowjetunion, Komintern und Spanischer Bürgerkrieg. • Natalja Mussijenko, Alexander Vatlin: Schule der Träume. Die Karl-Liebknecht-Schule (Kurt Schilde). • Kurt Schilde: Dagmar Schulte: Need and care. Glimpses into the Beginnings of Eastern Europe’s professional welfare. Kurzpräsentation. Section VI: Meetings, Conferences and Events Concerning Communist Studies 2005/2006. Section VII: The International Bibliography of Communist Studies. Issue 2005. Section VIII: Directory of Periodicals for Historical Communist Studies and Connected Areas: Conventional, Electronic Journals, Newsletters, Discussion Lists, Bulletins. Section IX: Links-Links-Links. Updates of Interesting Websites for Communist Studies. Section X: Miscellaneous, Personalia. • Pierre Broué (1926-2005), Historian of international communism and member of the Newsletter Board. • Stipendien des Deutschen Historischen Instituts, Moskau • Isaac and Tamara Deutscher Memorial Price 2005 XII (2006), no 19 5 Section I The Newsletter of the Newsletters: Communist Studies Newsletters – New Issues. Selected Items. COMMUNIST HISTORY NETWORK NEWSLETTER, MANCHESTER, U.K. http://les1.man.ac.uk/chnn/ Issue 18, 2005: Announcements of conferences, books and reviews: • The Comintern and Indian Communism by Sobhanlal Datta. • Latin American Biographical Dictionary: Edited by Lazar S Jeifets, Victor L Jeifets and Peter Huber. • Geoff Andrews, Endgames and New Times: The Final Years of British Communism 1964-1991, by David Purdy. • Kevin Morgan, Gidon Cohen and Andrew Flinn, Agents of the Revolution: New Biographical Approaches to the History of International Communism in the Age of Lenin and Stalin, by Gavin Bowd. • Jean-François Fayet, Karl Radek (1885-1939): Biographie politique, by Kevin Morgan. • Neil Redfern, Class or Nation: Communists, Imperialism and Two World Wars, by Geoffrey Roberts. • Reiner Tosstorff, Profintern: Die Rote Gewerkschaftsinternationale 1920– 1937, by Norman La Porte. ESTUDOS SOBRE O COMUNISMO, LISBOA, PORTUGAL. http://estudossobrecomunismo.weblog.com.pt/ June 2005: Secção Biografias / Vidas: • José Pacheco Pereira: Um inédito de Cunal. • Propaganda anticomunista em Loulé (1947). Secção Fontes: • Para a história da Comissão portuguese para as relações culturais europeias. Secção Estudos: José Pacheco Pereira, „Cunhal e Galvão entre assassinos, ladrões e violadores“, Público, 14/6/2005. Secção Bibliografia: Nicolas Naif, L’eurocommunisme en Belgique : crises et débats autour d’une voie belge au socialisme, 1954-1982, Bruxelles, CArcob / CHSG, 2004. • Bibliografia Gramsciana. Secção Biografias / Vidas: Morte de Corino de Andrade. • Materiais sobre Alvaro Cunhal. • Morte de Alvaro Cunhal (1913-2005). • Novo sítio sobre a Guerra civil espanhola e as Brigadas internacionais. July 2005: Secção Biografias / Vidas: António Jacinto Pascoal – Alvaro Cid: Um heroi discreto de Monforte. • Júlia Coutinho – José Dias Coelho – Breve cronologia perssoal e afluentes.
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