1956 was a year of political drama. It saw the Anglo-French seizure of the Suez Canal, Nikita Khruschev’s Secret Speech, denouncing Stalin, unrest across Eastern Europe and the Russian invasion of Hun
Was October 1917 a coup d’état or a social revolution? Writing as both a historian and political activist, Ernest Mandel sets out to analyse the events and vigorously reasserts the deep legitimacy of
When two elderly doctors join Voluntary Service Overseas, they find themselves in unusual circumstanceswhen they arrive in Cambodia. Together these women face not only humid weather, cockroache
Combining her experience of living in a mining village for two decades with her training in social studies, Carr describe how women were an integral part of the mining industry from 1900 to the nation
A study of the development of a group of individuals on the left of British politics between 1936 and 1956. Woodhams studies the experiences of this generation, the motives that attracted them towards
