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Register of the Milton Genecin 89016 1 papers Title: Milton Genecin papers Date (inclusive): 1906-1987 Collection Number: 89016 Contributing Institution: Hoover Institution Library and Archives Language of Material: English Physical Description: 48 manuscript boxes(20.0 Linear Feet) Abstract: Correspondence, writings, minutes, internal bulletins, other internal party documents, serial issues, and pamphlets, relating to socialist and communist movements in the United States, especially the Socialist Workers Party, and to activities of Trotskyist groups abroad. Creator: Genecin, Milton, 1908-1989 Hoover Institution Library & Archives Access The collection is open for research; materials must be requested at least two business days in advance of intended use. Publication Rights For copyright status, please contact the Hoover Institution Library & Archives. Acquisition Information Acquired by the Hoover Institution Library & Archives in 1989. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Milton Genecin papers, [Box no., Folder no. or title], Hoover Institution Library & Archives. 1908 Born in Russia 1913 Immigrated to United States 1935 Joined Socialist Party 1938 Founding member, Socialist Workers Party 1940 Founding member, Workers Party, following split in Socialist Workers Party 1941 Left Workers Party and returned to Socialist Workers Party 1957-1971 National Committee member, Socialist Workers Party 1983 Expelled from Socialist Workers Party. Founding member, Socialist Action 1989 Died, Los Angeles, California Scope and Content of Collection The papers of Milton Genecin reflect his long membership in the Socialist Workers Party from its founding convention in 1938 up until 1983, when he was one of a number of veteran members who left or were expelled from the party. Genecin was sequentially active in the New York City, Akron, Toledo and Los Angeles branches of the Socialist Workers Party. He was the party organizer for some time in each of the last three cities, and was for a number of years a member of the National Committee of the party. In party work he used the pseudonym Milton Alvin. The papers provide detailed documentation of the interior life of the party during the decades of Genecin's membership. They are divided into five series. The Correspondence series consists overwhelmingly of Genecin's correspondence with other party members. It retains the chronological arrangement initiated by Genecin himself. While this may not be optimal for some purposes, it is ideal for others, bringing together as it does letters to and from multiple individuals discussing contemporaneous party situations. The series of Speeches and Writings by Genecin is also arranged chronologically. It includes both lectures and articles written for public outlets, on the one hand, and internal party speeches and discussion papers, on the other. The series of Internal Documents consists of assorted items circulated internally within the Socialist Workers Party. These include minutes, resolutions, theses, discussion papers, and mimeographed or photocopied transcripts of letters and other documents. Some notes by Genecin on party meetings are also included. This series too is arranged chronologically. The series of Internal Bulletins is very substantial. It consists of items susceptible to treatment as serials but intended for internal use only within the Socialist Workers Party. They are arranged by title and thereunder numerically/chronologically. Bulletins issued by youth or other affiliates of the party are included. The series of Printed Matter consists mainly of pamphlets intended for public consumption. Most of these were publications of the Socialist Workers Party or related organizations or presses. There is a separate subseries of pamphlets issued by unrelated organizations or presses, and other small subseries for serial issues and clippings. The Milton Genecin Papers were acquired by the Hoover Institution from Thelma Genecin in 1989, soon after her husband's death.

Register of the Milton Genecin 89016 2 papers The abbreviation SWP is used for the Socialist Workers Party in various places throughout the register. Subjects and Indexing Terms Communism -- United States Socialism -- United States Fourth International Socialist Workers Party

Correspondence 1940-1983 Scope and Contents note Includes enclosures. Correspondents include Jack Barnes, Natalie Bombaro, George Breitman, Joel Britton, Pierre Broué, Bob Burkart, Peter Camejo, James P. Cannon, Steve Clark, George Clarke, Bert Cochran, Oscar Coover, Farrell Dobbs, Ross Dowson, Vincent Dunne, Tony Dutrow, Ernest Erber, Les Evans, Dianne Feeley, Fred Feldman, Dave Frankel, Sam Gordon, Joseph and Reba Hansen, Asher Harer, Gus Horowitz, Cindy Jaquith, Doug Jenness, Linda Jenness, Tom and Karolyn Kerry, Gabriel Kolko, Mark Lause, Rich Lesnik, Frank Lovell, Caroline Lund, Staughton Lynd, Don MacDonald, Paul Montauk, George Novack, Art and Ethel Preis, Evelyn Reed, Harry Ring, Dick Roberts, Annette Rubinstein, Marvel Scholl, Bev Scott, Larry Seigle, Ted and Dot Selander, Max Shachtman, Tom Shachtman, Art Sharon, Ed Shaw, Barry Sheppard, Jean Simon, Louis Sinclair, Morris Stein, Alan Wald, Mary-Alice Waters, Stan Weir, Dave Weiss, Murry and Myra Tanner Weiss, George and Connie Weissman, B. J. Widick, and Milton Zaslow Arrangement note Arranged chronologically.

box 1, folder 1 1940 box 1, folder 2 1941 box 1, folder 3 1947 box 1, folder 4 1948 box 1, folder 5 1949 box 1, folder 6 1950 box 1, folder 7 1951 box 1, folder 8 1952 box 1, folder 9 1953 box 1, folder 10 1954 box 1, folder 11 1955 box 1, folder 12 1956 box 1, folder 13 1957 box 1, folder 14 1958 box 1, folder 15 1959 box 1, folder 16 1960 box 1, folder 17 1961 box 1, folder 18 1962 box 1, folder 19 1963 box 1, folder 20 1964 box 1, folder 21 1965 box 2, folder 1 1966 box 2, folder 2 1967 box 2, folder 3 1968 box 2, folder 4 1969 box 2, folder 5 1970 box 2, folder 6 1971 box 2, folder 7 1972 box 2, folder 8 1973 box 2, folder 9 1974

box 3, folder 1 1975 box 3, folder 2 1976 box 3, folder 3 1977 box 3, folder 4 1978 box 3, folder 5 1979 box 3, folder 6 1980 box 4, folder 1 1981 box 4, folder 1 1982 box 4, folder 2 1982 box 4, folder 3 1983 Speeches and Writings 1940-1985 Arrangement note Speeches and writings by Milton Genecin, arranged chronologically

box 4, folder 4 "On Shachtman's Answer to the Position of the S.W.P. on Conscription, War and Militarism," circa 1940 November Scope and Contents note Workers Party internal document. Typescript

box 4, folder 5 "Is the Soviet Bureaucracy a New Class?" circa 1940-1941 Scope and Contents note Workers Party internal document. Holograph and typescript

box 4, folder 6 Speeches and notes from Workers Party internal meetings re Russian question and trade union question circa 1940-1941 Scope and Contents note Holographs and typescripts. Includes some Workers Party internal documents

box 4, folder 7 "Resolution on Proletarian Military Policy," 1941 February 12 Scope and Contents note Workers Party internal document. Holograph and typescript

box 4, folder 8 "The Proletarian Revolution and the Defense of the Soviet Union," 1941 August 1 Scope and Contents note Workers Party internal document. Typescript

box 5, folder 1 "Bolshevism and the Workers Party," 1941 September 17 Scope and Contents note Workers Party internal document. Typescript

box 5, folder 2 "A Statement to the Convention" (with Milton Zaslow and others) circa 1941 September-October Scope and Contents note Statement leaving Workers Party and returning to Socialist Workers Party. Typescript

box 5, folder 3 Speech, SWP national convention 1941 October Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 5, folder 4 Report on SWP national convention at internal SWP New York City meeting 1942 Scope and Contents note Holograph

box 5, folder 5 Notes on Japan 1944 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 5, folder 6 "Impending Visit of G. L. K. Smith Makes Akron Workers Angry," Militant 1946 Scope and Contents note Printed copy

box 5, folder 7 "Akron Rubber Unions Vote Strike for Wage Increases," Militant 1946 Scope and Contents note Printed copy

box 5, folder 8 "Rubber Workers," 1947 March 23 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 5, folder 9 Article re Harold J. Laski circa 1949 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 5, folder 10 Speeches at internal SWP Toledo, Ohio meetings 1950 Scope and Contents note Holograph and typescript

box 5, folder 11 Speeches and reports at internal SWP Los Angeles meetings 1952 Scope and Contents note Holographs and typescripts

box 5, folder 12 "Soviet Russia and Stalinism," 1953 May-June Scope and Contents note Public lecture series. Typescripts

box 5, folder 13 Leon Trotsky memorial meeting speech 1953 August Scope and Contents note Typescript and mimeograph

box 5, folder 14 Speeches, reports and notes at internal SWP Los Angeles meetings 1953 Scope and Contents note Holographs and typescripts

box 5, folder 15 "Coexistence or World Revolution?" 1954 August Scope and Contents note Leon Trotsky memorial meeting speech, Los Angeles. Typescript

box 5, folder 16 Report on Trotsky School at internal SWP meeting 1954 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 5, folder 17 "Can America Have Another Recession?" 1955 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 5, folder 18 "Soviet-American Relations Today," 1956 April 6 Scope and Contents note Speech. Typescript

box 5, folder 19 "Labor and the Democratic Party," 1956 October Scope and Contents note Public speech, Los Angeles. Typescript

box 5, folder 20 "Murder in Dixie," 1956 Scope and Contents note Public speech. Typescript

box 5, folder 21 Speech re 20th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union 1956 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 5, folder 22 Speeches at internal SWP meetings 1957 Scope and Contents note Holograph and typescripts

box 5, folder 23 Speeches at internal SWP meetings 1958 Scope and Contents note Holographs and typescripts

box 5, folder 24 Speech re political situation in France 1958 Scope and Contents note Public meeting. Typescript

box 6, folder 1 Khrushchev Visit and World Peace 1959 October 2 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 6, folder 2 Article re James Reston 1959 November Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 6, folder 3 Speeches and reports at internal SWP meetings 1959 Scope and Contents note Holographs and typescripts

box 6, folder 4 Socialism Challenges Capitalism for World Supremacy 1959 Scope and Contents note Russian Revolution anniversary speech. Typescript

box 6, folder 5 Speeches and notes at internal SWP meetings circa 1950s Scope and Contents note Holographs and typescripts

box 6, folder 6 Speeches at internal SWP meetings 1960 Scope and Contents note Holographs and typescript

box 6, folder 7 World Peace and the New Kennedy Administration 1961 February Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 6, folder 8 "I Didn't Know about the Worms" (re Cuba) 1961 March Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 6, folder 9 Speeches at internal SWP meetings 1961 Scope and Contents note Holographs and typescripts

box 6, folder 10 "New Developments in Cuba," circa 1961 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 6, folder 11 "The Role of Theory in the Transition from Capitalism to Socialism," circa 1961 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 6, folder 12 "Analysis of Peculiarities of Russia's Development," 1962 February 23 Scope and Contents note Lecture on Leon Trotsky, History of the Russian Revolution. Typescript

box 6, folder 13 "The Nature of the Chinese Communist Party," 1962 July 10 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 6, folder 14 "100 Years of Asia in Revolt," 1962 July-August Scope and Contents note Lecture series, Los Angeles. Holographs and typescripts

box 6, folder 15 "The Old Futzer," 1962 December Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 6, folder 16 Speech re civil liberties circa 1962 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 6, folder 17 "Unionism and Its Critics," circa 1962 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 6, folder 18 "The Peking-Moscow Dispute," 1963 February 24 Scope and Contents note Report at internal SWP meeting, Los Angeles. Typescript

box 6, folder 19 "The Hilde MacLeod School of Quotation," 1963 April Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 6, folder 20 "The Moscow-Peking Dispute," 1963 May 1 Scope and Contents note Public speech, Los Angeles. Typescript

box 6, folder 21 "On Trotsky's Writings, 1929 to 1936," 1963 August 11 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 7, folder 1 Speeches and reports re China, John F. Kennedy assassination, and other matters at internal SWP meetings, Los Angeles 1963 Scope and Contents note Holographs and typescripts

box 7, folder 2 "Union Problems in Southern California," circa 1963 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 7, folder 3 "Khrushchev Downfall," 1964 Scope and Contents note Speech at public meeting. Typescript

box 7, folder 4 "Workers and Technology," 1964 Scope and Contents note Holograph and typed notes

box 7, folder 5 "To the Memory of Art Preis," 1965 January 15 Scope and Contents note Memorial meeting speech. Typescript

box 7, folder 6 Article re Vietnam 1965 August 9 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 7, folder 7 "Speech, Yetta Fine memorial meeting," 1965 September 29 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 7, folder 8 "Is World War III Inevitable?" 1965 Scope and Contents note Typescripts

box 7, folder 9 Review of Alexander Werth, Russia at War, 1941-1945 1965 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 7, folder 10 Speech in debate with Ben Dobbs of Communist Party, Los Angeles 1966 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 7, folder 11 Speeches at internal SWP meetings 1966 Scope and Contents note Holographs and typescript

box 7, folder 12 "The Soviet Union, China and Vietnam," 1966 Scope and Contents note Lecture at SWP camp. Typescript

box 7, folder 13 "Notes on Current Tasks and Opportunities," 1967 February 11 Scope and Contents note SWP internal document. Typescript

box 7, folder 14 Speech at Steve Roberts memorial meeting 1967 September 10 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 7, folder 15 "Crisis in Higher Education in California," 1967 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 7, folder 16 "Fiftieth Anniversary of the Russian Revolution," 1967 Scope and Contents note Public speech, Los Angeles. Typescript

box 7, folder 17 Report on political situation in France, internal SWP meeting, Los Angeles 1968 July 2 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 7, folder 18 Speech at Hy Struman memorial meeting 1968 August 11 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 7, folder 19 Speech at public Leon Trotsky memorial meeting 1968 September Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 7, folder 20 Speech re youth, internal SWP meeting 1969 February Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 7, folder 21 "May Day," 1969 May 1 Scope and Contents note Banquet speech. Typescript

box 7, folder 22 "Fiftieth Anniversary of the Communist Party," International Socialist Review 1969 July-August Scope and Contents note Review of George Charney, A Long Journey. Printed copy

box 7, folder 23 Speech at Emily Thornton memorial meeting 1969 December 9 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 7, folder 24 Speeches and reports at internal SWP meetings circa 1960s Scope and Contents note Holograph and typescripts

box 7, folder 25 "Readings for Revolutionaries," Militant 1969-1970 Scope and Contents note Newspaper column on recommended books. Typescripts

box 7, folder 26 "Military Policy and Draft," 1970 November Scope and Contents note Speech. Typescript

box 7, folder 27 Introduction to new edition of Leon Trotsky, The Revolution Betrayed 1970 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 8, folder 1 "May Day," 1971 May 1 Scope and Contents note Speech. Typescript

box 8, folder 2 Review of new edition of Leon Trotsky, The Third International after Lenin, Militant 1971 June 25 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 8, folder 3 "History of American Trotskyism, 1919-1939," 1971 June 25-26 Scope and Contents note Internal SWP lecture series, Berkeley. Typescripts

box 8, folder 4 "Concept of the Leninist Party," 1971 June-July Scope and Contents note Internal SWP lecture, Los Angeles and San Diego. Typescript

box 8, folder 5 Speech in internal SWP debate on the document "For a Proletarian Orientation," 1971 July 11 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 8, folder 6 "Labor Radical a Dishonest History of the CIO," International Socialist Review 1971 July-August Scope and Contents note Review of Len De Caux, "Labor Radical. Typescript and printed copy

box 8, folder 7 "Political Aspects of the Economic Crisis," 1971 September 26 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 8, folder 8 "A Distorted Story of Labor," Militant 1971 November 19 Scope and Contents note Review of Richard O. Boyer and Herbert M. Morais, Labor's Untold Story. Typescript

box 8, folder 9 "The Stalin-Hitler Pact," 1971 December 14 Scope and Contents note Internal SWP lecture. Typescript

box 8, folder 10 "The Economic Crisis and the Wage Freeze," Militant, 1971 December 17 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 8, folder 11 "Theses on American History," 1971 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 8, folder 12 "25th Anniversary of the Theses on the American Revolution," 1971 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 8, folder 13 "The Economic Crisis and the Unions," 1972 January 5 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 8, folder 14 Review of Writings of Leon Trotsky, 1934-35, Militant, 1972 January 21 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 8, folder 15 "The Aerospace Wage Decision: A Warning," 1972 January 24 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 8, folder 16 "College Man Graduates to Garbage Truck," 1972 February 3 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 8, folder 17 "Profits Up, Wages Down, Unemployment Remains," 1972 February 6 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 8, folder 18 "Union Bureaucrats," Militant 1972 February 11 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 8, folder 19 "Was Stalin's Pact with Hitler Justified?" International Socialist Review 1972 February Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 8, folder 20 "Shock Treatments for the Workers," Militant 1972 March 24 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 8, folder 21 "A Bull Market in Beef," Militant 1972 April 14 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 8, folder 22 Review of new edition of Leon Trotsky, "The Stalin School of Falsification, Militant 1972 April 14 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 8, folder 23 Review of George Morris, Rebellion in the Unions, Militant, 1972 May 5 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 8, folder 24 "What the Democratic Primaries Have Revealed," 1972 May 24 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 8, folder 25 "Communist Party Policy in the 1972 Elections," Militant, 1972 June 23 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 8, folder 26 Review of Richard J. Walton, Cold War and Counterrevolution, Militant, 1972 June 30 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 9, folder 1 Review of Writings of Leon Trotsky, 1933-34, Militant 1972 July 21 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 9, folder 2 Review of Art Preis, Labor's Giant Step, Militant, 1972 August 11 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 9, folder 3 Review of Joyce and Gabriel Kolko, The Limits of Power, Militant, 1972 September 22 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 9, folder 4 Review of Leon Trotsky Speaks, Militant 1972 November 17 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 9, folder 5 Obituary of Max Shachtman, Militant 1972 December 1 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 9, folder 6 "The American Revolution in Its Historical Context," 1972 December 16 Scope and Contents note Internal SWP lecture, Oakland. Typescript

box 9, folder 7 "California Tax Burden Shifted from Rich to Poor," Militant, 1972 December 29 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 9, folder 8 "Teamsters President Scabs on Farm Workers," Militant 1972 December 29 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 9, folder 9 "Dr. Starsky's Dilemma," 1972 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 9, folder 10 Reports at internal SWP meetings 1972 Scope and Contents note Typescripts

box 9, folder 11 "The United States in the Second World War," 1972 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 9, folder 12 "Farm Union Wins Legal Victory," Militant, 1973 January 19 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 9, folder 13 "Harry S. Truman, from Average American to President" (re death of Truman), Militant 1973 January 19 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 9, folder 14 "Stalinist Ghoul at Work" (re Communist Party commentary on Max Shachtman), Militant 1973 March 2 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 9, folder 15 "The Shoe Is On the Other Foot," 1973 March 26 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 9, folder 16 "Democratic Centralism and the International," SWP Discussion Bulletin, 1973 April Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 9, folder 17 "New Light on J. Edgar Hoover," 1973 May 15 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 9, folder 18 Review of John Lewis Gaddis, The United States and the Origins of the Cold War, 1941-1947, Militant, 1973 June 15 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 9, folder 19 Review of Louis Nizer, The Implosion Conspiracy, and Walter and Miriam Schneir, Invitation to an Inquest, Militant 1973 June 29 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 9, folder 20 "Fortieth Anniversary of Hitler's Rise to Power," 1973 June Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 9, folder 21 "It Is Time to Call a Halt!" SWP Discussion Bulletin, 1973 June Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 9, folder 22 "The Spanish Revolution," 1973 July 7 Scope and Contents note Internal SWP lecture, Oakland. Typescript

box 9, folder 23 "California Communist Leader Resigns" (re Dorothy Healey), Militant, 1973 July 27 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 9, folder 24 "An Open Letter to Jeff Meisner," SWP Discussion Bulletin 1973 July Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 9, folder 25 "Americans Discarding Political Illusions," 1973 August 30 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 10, folder 1 "Fifty Years of Stalinist Treachery," Intercontinental Press 1973 September-October Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 10, folder 2 "Civil Liberties Union Opposes Death Penalty," Los Angeles Weekly News 1973 October 12-19 Scope and Contents note Typescript and printed copy

box 10, folder 3 "A Criticism of 'Draft of World Political Resolution,'" 1973 October 24 Scope and Contents note Internal SWP document. Typescript

box 10, folder 4 "Dissent in the Soviet Union," 1973 November Scope and Contents note Public speech, Los Angeles. Typescript

box 10, folder 5 Speeches and reports at internal SWP meetings 1973 Scope and Contents note Typescripts

box 10, folder 6 "Solzhenitsyn and Soviet Dissidents," 1974 February 8 Scope and Contents note Public speech, Berkeley. Typescript

box 10, folder 7 "Why Solzhenitsyn Was Exiled," 1974 March Scope and Contents note Public speech, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Typescript

box 10, folder 8 "The Struggle against Fascism in Germany," 1974 May 4-5 Scope and Contents note Internal SWP lecture series, Seattle. Typescript

box 10, folder 9 Lecture on Leon Trotsky, History of the Russian Revolution 1974 June 19 Scope and Contents note Internal SWP lecture, Los Angeles. Typescript

box 10, folder 10 Speech at James P. Cannon memorial meeting, Los Angeles 1974 September 3 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 10, folder 11 "Bill Kitt: Revolutionist for Half a Century" (obituary), Militant 1975 May 23 Scope and Contents note Typescript and printed copy

box 10, folder 12 "Tradition, Orientation and Program," SWP Discussion Bulletin, 1975 June Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 10, folder 13 "Revisionism and Opportunism," SWP Discussion Bulletin 1975 July Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 10, folder 14 "Tom Kerry's Witch-Hunt," SWP Discussion Bulletin 1975 July Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 10, folder 15 Speeches at internal SWP meetings 1975 Scope and Contents note Typescripts

box 10, folder 16 "Workers in the American Revolution," Butcher Workman 1976 March-June Scope and Contents note Typescript and printed copy

box 10, folder 17 "The Jim Cannon That I Knew," in James P. Cannon as We Knew Him 1976 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 10, folder 18 "The Socialist Workers Party in World War II," 1976 Scope and Contents note Internal SWP lecture, Pasadena and Long Beach. Typed notes

box 10, folder 19 Review of Bert Cochran, Labor and Communism, International Socialist Review 1978 December Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 10, folder 20 "On Class Nature of Kampuchea under Pol Pot," 1979 July Scope and Contents note Speech at internal SWP meeting. Holograph and typescript

box 11, folder 1 "Snapping To," 1981 March 2 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 11, folder 2 "The Constitution of the Socialist Workers Party," 1982 December 24 Scope and Contents note Typescript and notes

box 11, folder 3 "The 1982 SWP Election Campaign," 1982 Scope and Contents note Internal SWP document. Typescript

box 11, folder 4 Speeches at internal SWP meetings 1982 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 11, folder 5 Speech at Samuel Pollock memorial meeting, California State University-Northridge 1983 March 14 Scope and Contents note Typescript

box 11, folder 6 "A Tribute to Leon Trotsky and James P. Cannon," Socialist Action 1985 September-October Scope and Contents note Typescript and printed copy

Internal Documents 1937-1983 Scope and Contents note Socialist Workers Party minutes, resolutions, theses, discussion papers, and circulated letters and other documents, and notes. Arrangement note Arranged chronologically

box 11, folder 7 1937 Scope and Contents note Socialist Appeal Institute minutes (predecessor of SWP)

box 11, folder 8 1938 Scope and Contents note Includes minutes of SWP founding convention

box 11, folder 9 1940 Scope and Contents note Includes "From 'Science' to Slander" by Joseph Hansen; "The Truth about the Auto Crisis" by George Clarke; convention documents; "Proletarian Military Policy"

box 11, folder 10 1942 Scope and Contents note Constitution

box 11, folder 11 1943 Scope and Contents note Symposium on Leon Trotsky, In Defense of Marxism

box 11, folder 12 1946 Scope and Contents note Includes resolutions on wages and prices and on withdrawal of occupation troops; report on Pioneer Publishers; "From a Propaganda Group to a Party of Mass Action"

box 11, folder 13 1947 Scope and Contents note Includes resolutions on Workers Party and on Johson-Forest Tendency; circulated correspondence with French and British sections

box 11, folder 14 1948 Scope and Contents note Includes membership statistics; radio address by James P. Cannon; "American Trade-Unions in the Postwar Period and SWP Tasks"; resolution on Workers Party; thesis on Negro question; report on The Militant

box 11, folder 15 Undated circa 1940s Scope and Contents note Includes "Draft Resolution on the Negro Question"; "The Tearse Letter" by J. Lyons

box 11, folder 16 1951 box 11, folder 17 1952 Scope and Contents note Includes convention agenda; "SWP 1952 Presidential Election Platform"; Los Angeles Local minutes

box 11, folder 18 1954 Scope and Contents note Amended constitution

1955

box 12, folder 1 June-August 2 Scope and Contents note Includes "Pabloism Reviewed" by Peng Shu-tse; "The Third Chinese Revolution and Its Aftermath"; "The Rise of the Colonial Bourgeoisie"

box 12, folder 2 August 12-September Scope and Contents note Includes "The Soviet Union Today"; "Some Problems in Assessing the Chinese Revolution" by Joseph Hansen

box 12, folder 3

1956

Scope and Contents note

Includes discussion material on Nikita Khrushchev speech at 20th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and on tactical approaches to members of the Communist Party; "The World Today"; draft resolutions on Stalinism, the new regime in Hungary, and the Middle East

1957

box 12, folder 4 January-May 11 Scope and Contents note Includes "International Perspectives"; reports and discussion material on regroupment; documents on British section; "Memorandum on the International Situation" by Sam Marcy; "The Class Struggle Road to Negro Equality"

box 13, folder 1 May 14-December Scope and Contents note Includes convention documents; reports and discussion material on regroupment; "Resolution on the Negro Struggle" by Richard Fraser; documents on British section; "Memorandum on the Communist Party"; resolution on Sputnik; "The Present Political Conjuncture in the United States and the Tasks of the Party"; "The Present Stage of the International Unity Discussion"

box 13, folder 2

1958

Scope and Contents note

Includes minutes; reports and discussion material on unified election tickets; "Platform of the Independent-Socialist Party"; "Resolution on the Little Rock Crisis" by Richard Fraser

box 13, folder 3

1959

Scope and Contents note

Includes minutes; discussion material and draft resolutions on Chinese communes by Arne Swabeck, Frank Glass, Peng Shu-tse, Dan Roberts, Myra Tanner Weiss and others; "A Proposal for an Abolition Party" by Frank Glass and George Breitman; "The 1959 Situation in the Socialist Labour League" by Peter Cadogan; other statements and open letters by Peter Fryer and others re British section

box 13, folder 4

1960

Scope and Contents note

Includes "Draft Theses on the Cuban Revolution"; "The Cuban Revolution and Marxist Theory" by Shane Mage and others; "The Character of the New Cuban Government" by Joseph Hansen; "Memorandum on the Principled Groundwork of Our Tactics and Slogans in the Struggle against Imperialist War" by Murry Weiss; discussion material on split within Fourth International

box 13, folder 5

1961

Scope and Contents note

Includes minutes; amended constitution; circulated correspondence with Socialist Labour League of Great Britain; Socialist Labour League resolutions; report on International Committee; "The Struggle between the Socialist and Capitalist Camps"; statement re party-youth relations by Tim Wohlforth and others

box 14, folder 1

1962

Scope and Contents note

Includes minutes; "The Chinese Revolution: Its Character and Development" by Arne Swabeck and Frank Glass; "Our China Policy" and "Where I Differ with Comrade Swabeck on the China Question" by Frank Glass; "On the Twentieth Anniversary of the Transitional Program" by S. Y. Wang; "In Defense of a Revolutionary Perspective" by Joyce Cowley and others; circulated correspondence with Socialist Labour League of Great Britain; "Draft Reply to SLL" by George Novack; "Problems of the Fourth International, and the Next Steps"; "Report on House Un-American Activities Committee Hearings" by Oscar Coover

1963

box 14, folder 2 February-June Scope and Contents note Includes "Considerations on the World Crisis of Stalinism and Our Attitude Toward It"; "For Early Reunification of the World Trotskyist Movement"; "The Sino-Soviet Dispute"; "The Rebuilding of the Fourth International" by the Reorganized Minority Tendency; "Preparing for the Next Wave of Radicalism in the United States"; "Marxism and the Sino-Soviet Dispute" by Arne Swabeck; discussion material on China; "Toward Rebirth of the Fourth International" by the Minority Tendency

box 14, folder 3 July-December Scope and Contents note Includes convention documents; minutes; discussion material on China; "Report on Internal Party Situation" by Farrell Dobbs; "Draft Resolution on the Organizational Character of the SWP"; "Freedom Now: The New Stage in the Struggle for Negro Emancipation and the Tasks of the SWP"; "The Decline of American Imperialism and the Tasks of the SWP" by the Reorganized Minority Tendency

box 14, folder 4

1964

Scope and Contents note

Includes minutes; "Khrushchev Ouster" by Farrell Dobbs; United Secretariat statement on internal situation

box 14, folder 5

1965

Scope and Contents note

Includes minutes; "Statutes of the Fourth International"; reports on publications and on antiwar movement

box 15, folder 1

1966

Scope and Contents note

Includes "Statement of Resignation" by Kirk-Kaye group and "Political Committee Statement on the Kirk-Kaye Split"; "Postwar Trends and Short-Run Prospects of the U.S. Economy" by Herbert Porter; discussion material on antiwar movement; "Report on the Black Panther Party" by Betsey Stone; circulated correspondence by Arne Swabeck and others re China; "Defending the Revolutionary Party and Its Perspectives" (collected documents from 1952-1953 factional struggle)

box 15, folder 2

1967

Scope and Contents note

Includes minutes; amended constitution; "Party Policy on the Chinese Question and in the Antiwar Movement" by Arne Swabeck; resignation statement of Hildegarde Swabeck; report on European sections; circulated correspondence with Socialist Labour League of Great Britain

box 15, folder 3

1968

Scope and Contents note

Includes report on Peace and Freedom Party by Tom Kerry; "The World Situation at the Beginning of 1968"

box 15, folder 4

1969

Scope and Contents note

Includes amended constitution; minutes

box 15, folder 5

1970

Scope and Contents note

Includes minutes; report on membership policy re homosexuality by Jack Barnes; report on auto workers strike by Tom Kerry; Socialist Activists and Educational Conference reports; circulated documents from International Marxist Group of Great Britain

1971

box 15, folder 6 February-June Scope and Contents note Includes minutes; membership statistics; discussion material re United Secretariat

box 16, folder 1 July-November Scope and Contents note Includes minutes; convention documents; amended constitution; "Memorandum on the Leadership Question" by Farrell Dobbs; circulated correspondence with Proletarian Orientation Tendency and Communist Tendency

1972

box 16, folder 2 January-May Scope and Contents note Includes circulated materials re Latin America; minutes; "Report of the Fact-Finding Commission of the United Secretariat on the Internal Situation within the International Marxist Group, British Section of the Fourth International"; "A Contribution to the Discussion of the Leadership Question" by George Breitman; membership statistics

box 16, folder 3 August-December Scope and Contents note Includes instructional program materials; minutes; reports on tours of Europe by Gerry Foley and Dan Rosenshine; circulated materials re Latin America and British section

1973

box 16, folder 4 January-April Scope and Contents note Includes discussion material re Communist Party; circulated exchanges re international sections and with United Secretariat; minutes; membership and publications statistics

box 17, folder 1 May-September Scope and Contents note Includes circulated exchanges re international sections and with United Secretariat; minutes; circulated documents re Internationalist Tendency; convention documents; Leninist-Trotskyist Faction circulated documents; "Declaration of the Compass Tendency"

box 17, folder 2 October-December Scope and Contents note Includes Leninist-Trotskyist Faction circulated documents; circulated exchanges re international sections and with United Secretariat; "Draft of World Political Resolution"; minutes; circulated exchange re gay liberation movement

1974

box 17, folder 3 January-June Scope and Contents note Includes circulated legal documents re SWP lawsuit against U.S. Attorney General and others; Leninist-Trotskyist Faction circulated documents; circulated exchanges re international sections and with United Secretariat; minutes; circulated exchange re Coalition of Labor Union Women; circulated exchange with and re Internationalist Tendency; circulated exchanges re critical support to Communist Party; membership, financial and publication statistics

box 17, folder 4 July-September Scope and Contents note Includes minutes; Leninist-Trotskyist Faction circulated documents; circulated exchanges re international sections and with United Secretariat; circulated exchange with and re Internationalist Tendency

box 18, folder 1 October-December Scope and Contents note Includes Leninist-Trotskyist Faction circulated documents; circulated exchange re international sections and with United Secretariat

1975

box 18, folder 2 January-April 20 Scope and Contents note Includes Young Socialist Alliance constitution; minutes; Leninist-Trotskyist Faction circulated documents; circulated exchanges re international sections and with United Secretariat; "Organizing the YSA: Financial Handbook"; circulated documents re Communist Party; "The Fight for Black Liberation, the Current Stage and Its Tasks"

box 18, folder 3 April 22-June Scope and Contents note Includes minutes; "The Decline of American Capitalism: Prospects for a Socialist Revolution"; Leninist-Trotskyist Faction circulated documents; circulated exchanges re international sections and with United Secretariat

box 18, folder 4 July-November Scope and Contents note Includes convention documents; Leninist-Trotskyist Faction circulated documents; circulated exchanges re international sections and with United Secretariat; minutes; circulated exchange with Organizing Committee for Reconstruction of the Fourth International; "The Key Issues of the Portuguese Revolution"

box 18, folder 5

1976

Scope and Contents note

Includes Leninist-Trotskyist Faction circulated documents; circulated exchange with United Secretariat: "Proposal on the Structure and Organization of the Party Leadership" by Mary-Alice Waters

box 19, folder 1

1977

Scope and Contents note

Includes Leninist-Trotskyist Faction circulated documents; circulated exchanges with United Secretariat, Bolshevik Tendency, Workers Revolutionary Party of Great Britain and other international groups; material re critical support of Communist Party election candidate

box 19, folder 2

1978

Scope and Contents note

Committee for a Revolutionary Socialist Party circulated documents

box 19, folder 3

1980

Scope and Contents note

Open letter by Myra Tanner Weiss; Socialist Educational and Activists Conference program

box 19, folder 4

1981

Scope and Contents note

Document re air controllers strike; legal document re SWP lawsuit against U.S. Attorney General and others

box 19, folder 5

1983

Scope and Contents note

"Deepening the Turn in the Rail Industry" by Kathe Latham and Byron Ackerman

Internal Bulletins 1937-1984 Scope and Contents note Socialist Workers Party and related internal bulletins Arrangement note Arranged by title

box 19, folder 6 Internal Bulletin of Organizing Committee of the Socialist Party Convention (SWP founding convention). 1937. No. 5 box 19, folder 7 Pre-Plenum Discussion Bulletin (SWP). 1940. Vol. 3 no. 2

Internal Bulletin (SWP)

box 19, folder 8 1938. No. 1-2, 4-5, 7 box 19, folder 9 1939. No. 9-10; vol. 2 no. 1-3, 5 box 19, folder 10 1940. Vol. 2 no. 6-7, 10, 12 box 19, folder 11 1942. Vol. 4 no. 1, 3 box 19, folder 12 1943. Vol. 5 no. 1 1944 box 20, folder 1 Vol. 6 no. 1, 3-7 box 20, folder 2 Vol. 6 no. 9-10, 12-13 box 20, folder 3 1945. Vol. 7 no. 1-3, 5, 7-9, 11-12 box 20, folder 4 1946. Vol. 8 no. 1, 5, 7-9, 12 box 21, folder 1 1947. Vol. 9 no. 2-5, 7 box 21, folder 2 1948. Vol. 10 no. 1-6

box 21, folder 3 1949. Vol. 11 no. 1-5 box 21, folder 4 1950. Vol. 12 no. 1-3 box 21, folder 5 1951. Vol. 13 no. 1 box 21, folder 6 1952. Vol. 14 no. 1 1953 box 21, folder 7 Vol. 15 no. 4-7 box 22, folder 1 Vol. 15 no. 8-11 box 22, folder 2 Vol. 15 no. 12-15 box 22, folder 3 Vol. 15 no. 16-17, 19-20 box 22, folder 4 1954. Vol. 16 no. 1-2

Discussion Bulletin (SWP)

box 23, folder 1 1950. No. 1-4 box 23, folder 2 1951. No. 6, 8-9 box 23, folder 3 1952. No. 10 box 23, folder 4 1953. No. A-12 box 23, folder 5-6 1954 box 23, folder 5 No. A-13-A-17, A-19 box 23, folder 6 No. A-20-A-22, A-24, A-26 box 24, folder 1 1955. No. A-27, A-29-A-31, A-33 box 24, folder 2 1956. Vol. 17 no. 1-4 box 24, folder 3-4 1959 box 24, folder 3 Vol. 18 no. 1-8 box 24, folder 4 Vol. 18 no. 9-10, 10 [sic], 11-14 box 24, folder 5 1958. Vol. 19 no. 2-3 1959 box 24, folder 6 Vol. 20 no. 1-7 box 25, folder 1 Vol. 20 no. 8-10 box 25, folder 2 Vol. 20 no. 11-16 box 25, folder 3 1960. Vol. 21 no. 1-4 1961 box 25, folder 4 Vol. 22 no. 1-6 box 25, folder 5 Vol. 22 no. 7-12 box 26, folder 1 Vol. 22 no. 13-19 box 26 1962 box 26, folder 2 Vol. 23 no. 1, 3-6 box 26, folder 3 Vol. 23 no. 7-10 1963 box 26, folder 4 Vol. 24 no. 1-10 box 27, folder 1 Vol. 24 no. 11-20 box 27, folder 2 Vol. 24 no. 21-29 box 27, folder 3 Vol. 24 no. 30-34 1965 box 27, folder 4 Vol. 25 no. 1-4, 6-7 box 28, folder 1 Vol. 25 no. 8-11 box 28, folder 2 Vol. 25 no. 12-14, unnumbered [15], 16 1967 box 28, folder 3 Vol. 26 no. 1-8 box 28, folder 4 Vol. 26 no. 9-12 box 28, folder 5 1969. Vol. 27 no. 2-13 box 28, folder 6 1970. Vol. 28 no. 1 1971 box 29, folder 1 Vol. 29 no. 1-17 box 29, folder 2 Vol. 29 no. 18-28 box 29, folder 3 1972. Vol. 30 no. 1-9 1977 box 29, folder 4 Vol. 35 no. 1-9

box 29, folder 5 Vol. 35 no. 10-16 1979 box 31, folder 1 Vol. 36 no. 1-14 box 31, folder 2 Vol. 36 no. 15-23 1981 box 31, folder 3 Vol. 37 no. 1-2, 2 corrected, 3-10 box 31, folder 4 Vol. 37 no. 11-19 box 32, folder 1 Vol. 37 no. 20-26 box 32, folder 2 1984. Vol. 38 no. 1

Internal Information Bulletin (SWP)

box 32, folder 3 1964. January no. 1-2, February no. 1, April no. 1-2 box 32, folder 4 1966. July box 32, folder 5 1967. January, December no. [1]-2 box 32, folder 6 1968. June, July box 32, folder 7 1969. April no. [1]-2, June, no. 4-8 box 32, folder 8 1970. No. 1-6 box 32, folder 9 1971. No. 1-7 box 33, folder 1 1972. No. 1, 3-5 box 33, folder 2 1973. No. 1-10 box 33, folder 3 1974. No. 1-9 box 33, folder 4 1975. No. 1 box 33, folder 5 1976. No. 1-6, 8-15 box 33, folder 6 1977. No. 1-8 box 33, folder 7 1979. No. 1 box 33, folder 8 1981. No. 1 box 34, folder 1 1983. No. 1 box 34, folder 2 1984. No. 1

box 34, folder 3

Information Bulletin (SWP). 1984. No. 2

International Bulletin (SWP)

box 34, folder 4 1942. Vol. 2 no. 1, 3 box 34, folder 5 1945. Vol. 3 no. 1

International Information Bulletin (SWP)

box 34, folder 6 1946. Vol. 1 no. 1 box 34, folder 7 1947. Vol. 1 no. 2 box 34, folder 8 1949. June, December box 34, folder 9 1950. May, September (two issues) box 34, folder 10 1951. January, March, April, July, August, December 1952 box 34, folder 11 February, March, April, June box 35, folder 1 October, November, December box 35, folder 2 1953. January, September box 35, folder 3 1954. January box 35, folder 4 1961. March, April box 35, folder 5 1962. No. 1 box 35, folder 6 1963. April no. 1, May no. 1, July no. 1, August no. 1 box 35, folder 7 1964. May no. 1 box 35, folder 8 1965. February no. 1, August no. 1-2, November no. 1, December no. 1 box 35, folder 9 1966. June (two issues), July, August

box 36, folder 1 1968. No. 1, April, October box 36, folder 2 1969. No. 1-10 box 36, folder 3 1970. No. 1-7 box 36, folder 4 1971. No. 1-6 box 36, folder 5 1972. No. 1-5 box 36, folder 6 Reprints from 1968-1971 issues. Six issues, including Discussion on China, Discussion on Europe, Discussion on Latin America

International Internal Discussion Bulletin (SWP)

1973 box 37, folder 1 Vol. 10 no. 1-12 box 37, folder 2 Vol. 10 no. 14-21, 23-26 box 37, folder 3 1974. Vol. 11 no. 1-5 box 37, folder 4 1975. Vol. 12 no. 1-3 box 37, folder 5 1976. Vol. 13 no. 3-5, 8-9 box 37, folder 6 1977. Vol. 14 no. 1-8 box 37, folder 7 1978. Vol. 15 no. 1-7 box 38, folder 1 1979. Vol. 16 no. 1-2, 5-9 box 38, folder 2 1980. Vol. 17 no. 1 box 38, folder 3 1982. Vol. 18 no. 1-7 box 38, folder 4 1983. Vol. 19 no. 1-3 box 38, folder 5 1984. Vol. 20 no. 2

International Internal Information Bulletin (SWP)

box 38, folder 6 1979. No. 1-3 box 38, folder 7 1980. No. 1-4 box 38, folder 8 1982. No. 1-3

Party Builder (SWP)

box 38, folder 9 1944. Vol. 1 no. 1, 3 box 38, folder 10 1945. Vol. 1 no. 4; vol. 2 no. 1-2 box 38, folder 11 1946. Vol. 3 no. 1-2 box 38, folder 12 1947. Vol. 4 no. 1-2 box 38, folder 13 1970. Vol. 4 [sic] no. 1; vol. 6 no. 2-6 box 39, folder 1 1972. Vol. 7 no. 1-7 box 39, folder 2 1974. Vol. 8 no. 1-5 box 39, folder 3 1975. Vol. 9 no. 1-2

Party Organizer (SWP)

box 39, folder 4 1977. Vol. 1 no. 3 box 39, folder 5 1979. Vol. 3 no. 3-7 box 39, folder 6 1980. Vol. 4 no. 1-5 box 39, folder 7 1981. Vol. 5 no. 1-5 box 39, folder 8 1982. Vol. 6 no. 1 box 39, folder 9 1983. Vol. 7 no. 1

box 39, folder 10

Party Campaigner (SWP). 1963. October no. 1

box 39, folder 11

City Convention Internal Bulletin (SWP New York Local). 1939. No. 1-2

Register of the Milton Genecin 89016 26 papers Internal Bulletins 1937-1984 City Convention Bulletin (SWP New York Local)

City Convention Bulletin (SWP New York Local)

box 39, folder 12 1939. No. 2 box 39, folder 13 1942. No. 1-3

box 39, folder 14

Bulletin of Women's Committee (SWP New York Local). 1943. No. 1

box 39, folder 15

Internal Bulletin (SWP Los Angeles Local). 1952. No. 1

Discussion Bulletin (SWP Los Angeles Local)

box 39, folder 16 1976. No. 1 box 39, folder 17 1977. Vol. 2 no. 1

box 40, folder 1

Discussion Bulletin (California SWP). 1982. Vol. 1 no. 1-7

box 40, folder 2

Discussion Bulletin (SWP Northern California Bay Area District). 1983. No. 1-2, 4-6

box 40, folder 3

Catalogs and indexes for SWP internal bulletins (1939-1978), New International and International Socialist Review (1934-1960), and The Militant (1971)

Young Marxist (SWP youth bulletin)

box 40, folder 4 1948. Vol. 1 no. 1 box 40, folder 5 1949. Fall

box 40, folder 6

Left Wing Bulletin (Young Socialist League Left Wing Caucus). 1957. Vol. 1 no. 5

Young Socialist Forum (Young Socialist Alliance)

box 40, folder 7 1958. Vol. 1 no. 3-4 box 40, folder 8 1960. Vol. 4 no. 1

International Information Bulletin (Young Socialist Alliance)

box 40, folder 9 1966. Vol. 1 no. 1 box 40, folder 10 1969. No. 1, 3

Discussion Bulletin (Young Socialist Alliance)

box 40, folder 11 1965. Unnumbered issue box 41, folder 1 1973. Vol. 17 no. 1, 4-11 box 41, folder 2 1974. Vol. 18 no. 1-8 box 41, folder 3 1982. Vol. 26 no. 1

box 41, folder 4

Internal Information Bulletin (Young Socialist Alliance). 1974. No. 1

Register of the Milton Genecin 89016 27 papers Internal Bulletins 1937-1984 Discussion Bulletin (Young Socialist Alliance)

box 41, folder 5

Information Bulletin (International Secretariat of the Fourth International). 1959. Vol. 1 no. 22-24, 27; vol. 2 no. 1

box 41, folder 6

Internal Bulletin (International Secretariat of the Fourth International). 1959. September

box 41, folder 7

International Bulletin (International Committee of the Fourth International). 1961. No. 6

box 41, folder 8

Discussion Bulletin (League for Socialist Action/Ligue Socialiste Ouvrière [Canada]). 1972. No. 5

box 41, folder 9

Bulletin of Marxist Studies (Pioneer Publishers). Undated. No. 1 Printed Matter 1906-1987 Scope and Contents note Pamphlets, serial issues, and clippings, mostly published by the Socialist Workers Party or related organizations or presses

Serial issues 1928-1977

box 41, folder 10 Militant. 1928 facsimile (vol. 1 no. 1); 1953 (vol. 17 no. 46) box 41, folder 11 Socialist Appeal. 1936 (vol. 2 no. 10, 12); 1937 (vol. 3 no. 3) box 41, folder 12 Socialist Workers Party Campaigner. 1954 (vol. 10 no. 1) box 41, folder 13 Perspectiva Mundial. 1977. Vol. 1 no. 1 Fourth International (International Secretariat of the Fourth International) box 41, folder 14 1958 (no. 4); 1959 (no. 6); 1959-60 (no. 8); 1960 (no. 9-10) box 41, folder 15 1960-61 (no. 12); 1961 (no. 13); 1963 (no. 16-17) box 42, folder 1 Fourth International (International Committee of the Fourth International). 1964. Vol. 1 no. 2 box 42, folder 2 Workers International News (Revolutionary Communist Party [Great Britain]). 1945 (vol. 6 no. 2); 1946 (vol. 6 no. 5) box 42, folder 3 Newsletter (London). 1957. Vol. 1 no. 27 Labour Review (Socialist Labour League [Great Britain]) box 42, folder 4 1957 (vol. 2 no. 1-2, 4, 6) box 42, folder 5 1958 (vol. 3 no. 1, 3-5); 1959 (vol. 4 no. 3); 1960 (vol. 5 no. 3); 1962 (vol. 7 no. 2); 1962-63 (vol. 7 no. 4); 1963 (vol. 7 no. 5) box 42, folder 6 Miscellaneous. Dialectics (1937 no. 3); International African Opinion (1939 vol. 1 no. 7); Voice of Korea (1944 vol. 1 no. 18, 23); Monthly Review (1961 vol. 13 no. 3/4); Granma (1968 vol. 3 no. 34)

Pamphlets issued by the Socialist Workers Party or affiliated organizations or presses 1930-1986

box 42, folder 7 Breitman, George (Albert Parker). The Assassination of Malcolm X; Defend the Negro Sailors; How a Minority Can Change Society; Jim Crow Murder of Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Moore; Negroes in the Postwar World; The New Radicalization; Race Prejudice; The Struggle for Negro Equality; Wartime Crimes of Big Business box 42, folder 8 Burnham, James (John West). How to Fight War?; Let the People Vote on War!; The People's Front; War and the Workers box 42, folder 9 Camejo, Peter. Allende's Chile; Liberalism, Ultraleftism or Mass Action

Register of the Milton Genecin 89016 28 papers Printed Matter 1906-1987 Pamphlets issued by the Socialist Workers Party or affiliated organizations or presses 1930-1986

box 42, folder 10 Cannon, James P. American Stalinism and Anti-Stalinism; America's Road to Socialism; The Coming American Revolution; Defense Policy in the Minneapolis Trial; The End of the Comintern; Eugene V. Debs; the I.W.W.; Leon Trotsky; The Revolutionary Party; The Road to Peace; The Russian Revolution; Socialism and Democracy; The Workers and the Second World War box 42, folder 11 Castro, Fidel. Castro Speaks on Unemployment; Fidel Castro Denounces Bureaucracy and Sectarianism; The Road to Revolution in Latin America; Women and the Cuban Revolution box 43, folder 1 Goldman, Albert. The Assassination of Leon Trotsky; In Defense of Socialism; What Is Socialism?; Why We Defend the Soviet Union box 43, folder 2 Halstead, Fred. Antiwar GIs Speak Out; The 1985-86 Hormel Meat-Packers Strike in Austin, Minnesota box 43, folder 3 Hansen, Joseph. Father Coughlin, Fascist Demagogue; In Defense of the Cuban Revolution; Nixon's Moscow and Peking Summits; The Socialist Workers Party; The Theory of the Cuban Revolution; Too Many Babies? box 43, folder 4 Macdonald, Dwight. Fascism and the American Scene; Jobs Not Battleships!; The War's Greatest Scandal box 43, folder 5 Mandel, Ernest. An Introduction to Marxist Economic Theory; The Marxist Theory of Alienation; The Marxist Theory of the State; Peaceful Coexistence and World Revolution; Revolutionary Strategy in the Imperialist Countries box 43, folder 6 Morrow, Felix. The Civil War in Spain; Revolution and Counter-revolution in Spain box 43, folder 7 Novack, George (William F. Warde). The Bill of Rights in Danger; Genocide against the Indians; How Can the Jews Survive?; The Long View of History; Marxism versus Neo-Anarchist Terrorism; Moscow vs. Peking; Revolutionary Dynamics of Women's Liberation; The Understanding of History; Uneven and Combined Development in History; Who Will Change the World? box 43, folder 8 Preis, Art. America's Permanent Depression; "Welfare State" or Socialism? box 43, folder 9 Reed, Evelyn. An Answer to "The Naked Ape"; Is Biology Woman's Destiny? box 43, folder 10 Roberts, Dick. China and the USA; Mideast Oil and U.S. Imperialism Trotsky, Leon box 43, folder 11 Communism and Syndicalism; The Death Agony of Capitalism and the Tasks of the Fourth International; Europe and America; Fascism; The Kirov Assassination; I Stake My Life!; In Defense of the Russian Revolution; In Defense of the Soviet Union; Leon Sedoff box 44, folder 1 On Black Nationalism and Self-Determination; On Engels and Kautsky; On the Jewish Question; On the Paris Commune; On the Trade Unions; The Only Road for Germany; Problems of the Development of the U.S.S.R. box 44, folder 2 Soviet Economy in Danger; The Soviet Union and the Fourth International; The Spanish Revolution in Danger!; The Strategy of the World Revolution; The Turn in the Communist International and the German Situation; Stalinism and Bolshevism; Women and the Family; World Unemployment and the Five Year Plan box 44, folder 3 Vidal, Mirta. Chicanas Speak Out; Chicano Liberation and Revolutionary Youth box 44, folder 4 Michael Banda, The Chinese Communist Party and the Hungarian Revolution; Hugo Blanco, On Chile and Peru; William E. Bohannan, A Letter to American Negroes; Douglas Bravo, Douglas Bravo Speaks; Tom Cagle, Life in an Auto Plant; George Clarke, Build a Labor Party Now; Bert Corona, Bert Corona Speaks; Joyce Cowley, Pioneers of Women's Liberation; Charles Curtiss (C. Charles), Your Standard of Living box 44, folder 5 John Dewey, Truth Is On the March; Farrell Dobbs, Trade Union Problems; Theodore Edwards, Marxism and Christianity; Gerry Foley, Ireland in Rebellion; Beatrice Hansen, A Political Biography of Walter Reuther; C. L. R. James (J. R. Johnson), Why Negroes Should Oppose the War; Doug Jenness, Lenin as Election Campaign Manager; Linda Jenness, Socialism and Democracy; Joe Johnson, The Prison Revolt; Caroline Lund, The Family; Rosa Luxemburg, Reform or Revolution

Register of the Milton Genecin 89016 29 papers Printed Matter 1906-1987 Pamphlets issued by the Socialist Workers Party or affiliated organizations or presses 1930-1986

box 44, folder 6 Ronald Reosti, The Pollution Crisis; Harry Ring, Cuba and Problems of Workers' Democracy; Della Rossa, Why Watts Exploded; Jean Simon, Desegregation!; Max Shachtman, Ten Years; Herbert Solow, Union-Smashing in Sacramento; Betsey Stone, Sisterhood Is Powerful; Arne Swabeck, Unemployment and the American Working Class box 44, folder 7 Tony Thomas, In Defense of Black Nationalism; Robert Vernon, The Black Ghetto; Mary-Alice Waters, The Politics of Women's Liberation Today; Debby Woodroofe, Sisters in Struggle, 1848-1920; Malcolm X, Two Speeches; Arthur Young, Quebec Nationalism; Fred Zeller, The Road for Revolutionary Socialists By multiple authors or no individual authors box 44, folder 8 Abortion; Attica; Behind China's "Great Cultural Revolution"; A Bill of Rights for Working People; Black Liberation and Political Power; Black Power in the Caribbean; Black Women's Liberation; The Death Agony of Capitalism and the Tasks of the Fourth International; Declaration of Principles and Constitution of the Socialist Workers Party; Documents of the Chicano Struggle; Documents of the Palestinian Resistance Movement box 44, folder 9 The Farmer-Labor Party; Fight the Slave Labor Law!; For Independent Politics and a Fighting Program; The Founding Conference of the Fourth International; Healy "Reconstructs" the Fourth International; In Defense of the Women's Movement; An Introduction to the Young Socialist Alliance box 45, folder 1 Join the Young Socialist Alliance; Kate Millett's Sexual Politics; La Raza!; La Raza Unida Party in Texas; A List of Publications on Socialism and the Labor Movement; Manifesto of the Fourth International on the Imperialist War and the Proletarian Revolution; May 1970; 1952 Election Platform, Socialist Workers Party; 1979 World Congress of the Fourth International box 45, folder 2 Revolution in Hungary and the Crisis of Stalinism; Revolutionary Strategy in the Fight against the Vietnam War; The Second Declaration of Havana; The Struggle for Chicano Liberation box 45, folder 3 Teachers and the War; To the Workers and Peasants of India; Today's Fight against the Bosses; A Transitional Program for Black Liberation; The Truth about Israel and Zionism; Two Views on Pan-Africanism; The United States and the Second World War; The Voice of Socialism; Vote for Socialism in 1956 box 45, folder 4 War and the Fourth International; The War in Vietnam; Watts and Harlem; Why We Are in Prison; Witch Hunt in Minnesota; Women and the Equal Rights Amendment; The Worldwide Youth Radicalization

Pamphlets issued by unaffiliated organizations or presses 1906-1987

box 45, folder 5 Asia and Pacific region. Marie M. Keesing, Pacific Islands in War and Peace; Korea: We Accuse!; Catherine Porter, Filipinos and Their Country; Henry A. Wallace, Our Job in the Pacific box 45, folder 6 Charles H. Kerr and Company publications. Paul Lafargue, The Right to Be Lazy; Wilhelm Liebknecht, No Compromise; Jack London, The Apostate; Anton Pannekoek, Marxism and Darwinism; A. M. Simons, Class Struggle in America box 45, folder 7 China and Chinese publications. Isaac Deutcher, On the Chinese "Cultural Revolution"; Raise Higher the Revolutionary Banner of Marxism-Leninism; Self-Reliance and Independent National Economic Construction; Two Different Lines on the Question of War and Peace ; Wang Ming, Revolutionary China Today; V. G. Wilcox, Out to the People, On to the Offensive against Monopoly box 45, folder 8 Civil liberties. Hugo Black, We Dissent; Anne Braden, House Un-American Activities Committee: Bulwark of Segregation; In the Shadow of Fear; Truman Nelson, People with Strength; Wesley Robert Wells, My Name Is Wesley Robert Wells Communist Party publications

Register of the Milton Genecin 89016 30 papers Printed Matter 1906-1987 Pamphlets issued by unaffiliated organizations or presses 1906-1987

box 45, folder 9 Earl Browder, Civil War in Nationalist China; Eugene Dennis, America at the Crossroads; Georgi Dimitrov, The War and the Working Class and Working Class Unity, Bulwark against Fascism; William Z. Foster, The Strike Situation; The Fourth National Convention of the Workers (Communist) Party of America; Ireland's Path to Freedom; Japanese Imperialism Exposed ; Al Lannon, The Maritime Workers and the Imperialist War; V. I. Lenin, The Teachings of Karl Marx; Leninism or Trotskyism box 46, folder 1 A. B. Magil, The Real Father Coughlin; D. Z. Manuilsky, The Revolutionary Crisis Is Maturing; V. M. Molotov, The Meaning of the Soviet-German Non-Aggression Pact; Sean Murray, Ireland's Fight for Freedom and the Irish in the U.S.A.; New Program of the Communist Party U.S.A.; M. J. Olgin, Why Communism?; The People's Front in France; Wilhelm Pieck, We Are Fighting for a Soviet Germany; Program of the Communist International; Program of the Trade Union Educational League box 46, folder 2 Harry Raymond, Dixie Comes to New York; Joseph Stalin, Foundations of Leninism; The Struggle against Imperialist War and the Tasks of the Communists; A. Y. Vyshinsky, Trotskyism; Wang Ming, The Revolutionary Movement in the Colonial Countries; E. Yarovslavsky, The Meaning of the Soviet Trials box 46, folder 3 Cuba. Fidel Castro, Addresses Congress of American Women, May Day Speech, and On Vietnam; Cuba versus CIA; The Declaration of Havana; Theodore Draper, Cuba and United States Policy; Arthur Pincus, Terror in Cuba box 46, folder 4 India. Miriam S. Farley, Speaking of India; India and the European War; India Lodge Annual Report and Statement of Accounts for 1939; Indian National Congress Presidential Address and Resolution; L. W. Matters, India ; Stanley Plastrik (Henry Judd), India in Revolt; B. J. Vaswani, India Explained box 46, folder 5 Labor. James Boggs, Pages from a Negro Worker's Notebook; Paul Jacobs, Old Before Its Time: Collective Bargaining at 28; John L. Lewis, Speech in Opposition to Taft-Hartley Statute; Robert Lynd, You Can Do It Better Democratically box 46, folder 6 Socialist Party publications. James Casey, The Crisis in the Communist Party; Draft for a Program for the Socialist Party of the United States; Harold J. Laski, Karl Marx; Rosa Luxemburg, Reform or Revolution; Out of Their Own Mouths: A Documentary Study of the New Line of the Comintern on War; M. Philips Price, The Soviet, the Terror and Intervention; Joel Seidman, Sit-Down; Gus Tyler, Youth Fights War!; Youth Want Jobs box 46, folder 7 Socialist publications (other organizations). Daniel De Leon, What Means This Strike? (Socialist Labor Party); Third Camp (Independent Socialist Committee); Toward an American Revolutionary Labor Movement (American Workers Party) box 47, folder 1 Soviet publications. Nikita Khrushchev, Report of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union to the 20th Party Congress; Resolutions of the 20th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union; Why War Was Not Prevented box 47, folder 2 Trotsky, Leon, writings published by non-SWP presses. Against Social-Patriotism; The Class Nature of the Soviet State; Culture and Socialism; From October to Brest-Litovsk; The Lesson of Spain; Marxism in the United States; 1905: Before and After; 1905: Results and Perspectives; The October Revolution; Perspectives of World Development; The Russian Revolution; What Hitler Wants; What Is an Insurrection?; Whither Europe? box 47, folder 3 Trotskyist publications (U.S. non-SWP). Carl Finamore, A Mass Action Strategy for Peace, Jobs and Justice (Socialist Action); Revolt in South Africa (Socialist Action); Arne Swabeck, Visiting Trotsky at Prinkipo; Myra Tanner Weiss, The Bustelo Incident

Register of the Milton Genecin 89016 31 papers Printed Matter 1906-1987 Pamphlets issued by unaffiliated organizations or presses 1906-1987

box 47, folder 4 Trotskyist publications (non-U.S.). Against Wall Street and the Kremlin; Colvin R. de Silva, The Failure of Communalist Politics and Left Disunity; Leslie Goonawardene, What We Stand For; Ted Grant, A Socialist Policy for Labour; Abu Hashim, Egypt: A People Rising; Ernest Mandel (Ernest Germain), Marxism vs. Ultraleftism; The Moscow-Peking Dispute and the Fourth International; Michel Raptis (Michel Pablo), Capitalism or Socialism?; Andrew Scott, Does Russia's Entry Alter Britain's War?; The 20th Congress (C.P.S.U.) and World Trotskyism box 47, folder 5 Vietnam. Hugh Deane, The War in Vietnam; Caroline Jenness, Immediate Withdrawal vs. Negotiations?; Ramparts Vietnam Primer; Robert Scheer, How the United States Got Involved in Vietnam box 47, folder 6 Workers Age Publishers publications. Jay Lovestone, People's Front Illusion; Rosa Luxemburg, The Russian Revolution; Bertram D. Wolfe, Civil War in Spain Yugoslavia box 48, folder 1 Bebler, Ales, Speech; Vlajko Begovic, Two and a Half Years of the Five-Year Plan; Milovan Djilas, Lenin on Relations between Socialist States and On New Roads of Socialism; FPR Yugoslavia; For the Defense of Peace; Edvard Kardelj, The Communist Party of Yugoslavia in the Struggle for New Yugoslavia, for People's Authority and for Socialism and On People's Democracy in Yugoslavia box 48, folder 2 Mosha Piyade, About the Legend that the Yugoslav Uprising Owed Its Existence to Soviet Assistance; Milentije Popovic, On Economic Relations among Socialist States; Kocha Popovich, On the Question of the Liberation War in Yugoslavia; Josip Broz Tito, Political Report of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia; Veljko Vlahovic, Six Years of the People's State; Yugoslavia: New Land in the Making box 48, folder 3 Miscellaneous. Berkman, Alexander, The Kronstadt Rebellion; Albert Einstein, Why Socialism?; Peter Fryer, Hungary and the Communist Party; Emma Goldman, The Traffic in Women; In the Shadow of Dallas; A Lead to World Socialism; Julius Martov, The State and the Socialist Revolution; I. B. Tabata, The Freedom Struggle in South Africa; The Triple Revolution

Clippings

box 48, folder 4 Articles from the Los Angeles Times re wage-price freeze 1971-1972 box 48, folder 5 Articles from the Militant re labor solidarity days 1975 and 1981

box 48, folder 6

Miscellany. Includes article re Vincent Dunne, and Carl Skoglund memento

box 30

Undescribed