Category: Publications
The Grenada Revolution: setting the record straight
by Richard Hart
Having been out of print for a long time, this important memoir of the Revo’ is now available to download…
Woman’s Struggle In Iran – A Prison Memoir by Nasrin Parvaz
Iranian women struggle for freedom and equality and their resistance in prison.
Nasrin Parvaz is a member of the Socialist History Society
Woman’s struggle in Iran is the story of my imprisonment for eight years by the Islamic government of Iran.
In 1979, at the age of 20, I returned from England, where I had been studying.
Read on ...LETTERS OF SOLIDARITY AND FRIENDSHIP Czechoslovakia 1968–71
by David Parker
The eloquent and powerful letters that make up this volume tell the extraordinary story of how two men who never met or spoke to each other became the closest of friends. It was all the more extraordinary given that Leslie Parker was a veteran member of the British Communist Party while Paul Zalud was a disillusioned former communist struggling to cope under the Stalinist regime imposed on his native Czechoslovakia after the Soviet invasion in August 1968. Read on ...
Climbing Mount Sinai: Noah Ablett 1883-1935
Socialist History Occasional Publication 40
by ROBERT TURNBULL
Noah Ablett has been described as the ultimate organic intellectual. An accomplished autodidact, scholar, polemicist, orator and teacher; he was one of the most outstanding, but controversial labour activists to emerge from the period of unprecedented industrial, political and social turmoil which convulsed the South Wales coalfield in the years preceding the First World War. Read on ...