Stalin’s activities in 1900—1917 Here, we would like to bring out certain aspects of Stalin’s life and work between 1900 and 1917, to better understand the rôle that he would play after 1922. We consider certain parts of Stalin’s life, as presented in the book, Stalin, Man of History, by Ian Grey; it is, to […]
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The PSMLS presents a class on “The Popular Front” by Earl Browder, former CPUSA General Secretary. We will be explaining the concept of the Popular Front strategy and how it would be significant in 2024, as well as discussing the Ultraleftist Trotskyite position on the Popular Front. Visit us at:Peoples School for Marxist-Leninist Studies: peoplesschool.usParty
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Continuing our series on the History of U.S. Imperialism from where we left off at the end of WW2, we will be delving into the early years of the international struggle between Western Imperialism and the world Communist movement following the end of the Second World War up to 1960. This will include happenings domestically,
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The PSMLS presents a class on the documentary Babi Yar: Lessons of History. This video tells the story of the Babi Yar Massacre, a horrendous event carried out by Fascists in occupied Ukraine at the Babi Yar ravine near Kiev. “Babi Yar: Lessons of History” dates to the 1970s, and it was released in the
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Jewish Affairs was the newsletter publication of the Jewish Commission of the Communist Party USA. In its own words, Jewish Affairs’ “primary purpose [was] to provide information and views not otherwise being made available on events and issues affecting the Jewish people.” Among other things, the newsletter offered a working class, anti-Zionist perspective on issues
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Soviet Life magazine was the result of a 1956 agreement between the Soviet Union and the United States whereby the United States allowed the Soviet Union to publish a limited-circulation magazine aimed at an American audience. The original name for Soviet Life was The USSR. Soviet Life generally focused on topics such as culture, science,
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The PSMLS presents a class on the Great Patriotic War and the Great Fatherland Liberation War in the DPRK. The class examines how the anti-fascist war from 1941-1945 paved the way for the creation of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea. Visit us at: Peoples School for Marxist-Leninist Studies: peoplesschool.us Party of Communists USA: partyofcommunistsusa.net
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The Peoples School for Marxist-Leninist Studies presents a class exploring the history of Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge, as well as the background of the Indochinese Communist Party and the Vietnamese intervention in Kampuchea which brought about the People’s Republic of Kampuchea. We’ll look at the ultra-leftist genocidal crimes in Democratic Kampuchea and understand
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In this class we study the history of Marxist-Leninist education in America, including our Peoples School for Marxist-Leninist Studies. This will be covering multiple different party-sponsored schools that operated between the early 20th century and today, and discussing the importance of party sponsored collective education. This is a great first class if you’re new to
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New World Review was a periodical publication which educated an American audience on life and developments in the Soviet Union and other socialist countries in Eastern Europe. It was published by the Communist Party USA (CPUSA). The newly archived issues are from the 1970s and 1980s. They can be found on the American Archive of
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