(Statement of the Central Committee, Party of Communists, U.S.A.) partyofcommunistsusa.net Demonstrate in the Streets; For the Unity of Action by All Working People in Defense of Their Living Standards, Their Civil Liberties, and in Defense of World Peace TO ALL PEOPLE: On May First, people of the entire world will celebrate the one hundred […]
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Despite death threats by fascist organizations, thousands of Odessans gathered outside the House of Trade Unions on May 2, 2016, for the 2nd annual memorial of the Odessa Massacre. Each year, the Odessa Solidarity Campaign has promoted actions on May 2 to mark the date in 2014 when a right-wing mob led by openly fascist
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Proudly featured in the Muranow neighborhood of Warsaw, Poland is the Monument to Ghetto Heroes standing proudly at 36 feet tall. The monument stands in the same square as the Polin Museum which commemorates the Jewish Poles in the Warsaw Ghetto and in front of a Soviet Poland era apartment complex painting a picture rich
By Rainer Shea April 18, 2023 There is an idea within the USA’s communist movement whose flawed reasoning is apparent when you look at our conditions from a dialectical standpoint, but which is getting promoted more as our revolutionary crisis intensifies. This is the idea that to succeed, communists must win over as many liberals
Arvin Naeole, pictured from left The Editorial Board of the Daily Worker posts on behalf of the Central Committee of the Party of Communists USA on the passing of one of our Party’s members in Northern California. Comrade Arvin was active in local events of the Harry Bridges Party of Communists USA Cell and had
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By Kamryn Stringfield, member of the LGBT+ Commission of the PCUSA The LGBT+ question has quickly become one of the most polarizing and urgent questions of our society today. Much has led to the LGBT+ struggle being as prominent as it is today. The “sexual revolution” of the roaring twenties, the lavender scare, the Stonewall
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Peter Paul Rubens. Emperor Maximilian I (a fragment). 1618 (Links to previous Chapters are available here: Preface, I, II, III, IV) If the EU is to transform into a new soft neo-fascist model, the formation of something that can be described as the black aristocracy is essential. Is “Habsburg in vyshyvanka” just a phenomenon from the turn of the 20th century, or
Black International: Habsburg, Bandera, etc. Ukrainism. Chapter V. Read More »
Wilhelm Franz von Habsburg-Lothringen, also known as Vasil Vyshyvaniy, an accomplice of Austrian, German, and Ukrainian fascists. Monument in Kiev, opened in 2021 (cc) Krupski Oleg (Links to previous Chapters are available here: Preface, I, II, III) One idea from the 1920s is still alive today: that a pan-European transition from modern EU democracy to some kind of pan-European monarchy
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Russia on the Fra Mauro map. 1459 (Links to previous Chapters are available here: Preface, I, II) It was decided to create a “Ukrainian” nation, declaring the national unity of the Ruthenians and the population of Russian Malorossiya. The historic lands of northern Bukovina, Transcarpathia, and Eastern Galicia make up the western regions of Ukraine today. For many
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Ernst Lissner. Expulsion of Polish invaders from the Moscow Kremlin in 1612. 1938 (Links to previous Chapters are available here: Preface, I) This means that after the collapse of the Soviet Union the process of liberation of the “enslaved peoples” did not stop, but entered a different, tougher phase. To understand the essence of Poland’s territorial claims
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