The International Newsletter of Communist Studies Online

XII (2006), no 19 77
• Carleton, Gregory: Sexual revolution in Bolshevik Russia, Pittsburgh, University of Pittsburgh
Press, 2005. X + 272 p.
• Considerant, Victor: Principles of socialism. Manifesto of nineteenth century democracy.
Translated by Joan Roelofs, Washington DC, Maisonneuve Press, 2005.
• Dahrendorf, Ralf: Reflections on the revolution in Europe. With a new introduction and
postscript by the author. New Brunswick, N.J., Transaction Publishers, 2005. IX + 178 p.
• Estraikh, Gennady: In harness. Yiddish writers’ romance with communism, Syracuse NY,
Syracuse University Press, 2005. XI + 242 p.
• Fortman, Erik Henry: Webs of power 2. American communism, 3rd parties & texas rebels,
Austin TX, Van Cleave Pub., 2005.
• Friedman, Edward: Revolution, resistance, and reform in village China, New Haven, Yale
University Press, 2005.
• Furet, François; Nolte, Ernst: Fascism and communism. Translated by Katherine Golsan,
Lincoln, University of Nebraska Press, 2005. 120 p.
• Gabel, Paul: And God created Lenin. Marxism vs. religion in Russia 1917-1929, Amherst NY,
Prometheus Books, 2005. 627 p.
• Gottfried, Paul: The strange death of Marxism. The European left in the new millennium,
Columbia MO, University of Missouri Press, 2005. IX + 154 p.
• Jenks, Andrew L.: Russia in a box. Art and identity in an age of revolution, DeKalb, Northern
Illinois University Press, 2005. 264 p.
• Khlevniuk, Oleg V.: The History of the GULAG. From Collectivization to the Great Terror.
Foreword by Robert Conquest.Translated by Vadim A. Staklo, New Haven, Yale University
Press, 2004. xviii + 418 p. (Annals of Communism).
• Kolakowski, Leszek: Main currents of Marxism. The founders. The golden age. The
breakdown, New York - London, W. W. Norton, 2005. XXVI + 1284 p.
• Lankov, Andrei Nikolaevich: Crisis in North Korea. The failure of De-Stalinization, Honolulu,
University of Hawai Press, Center for Korean Studies, XV + 174 p.
• Levine, Alan J.: Stalin’s last war. Korea and the approach to World War III, Jefferson NC,
McFarland & Company, 2005.
• Link, Theodore: Communism. A primary source analysis, New York, Rosen Pub. Group, 2005. 64
p.
• Marcus, Anthony (ed.): Malcolm X and the Third American Revolution. The writings of
George Breitman, Amherst, N.Y., Humanity Books, 2005. 412 p.
• Marcuse, Herbert: Heideggerian Marxism. Edited by Richard Wolin and John Abromeit,
Lincoln, University of Nebraska Press, 2005. XXX + 227 p.
• McMeekin, Sean: The red millionaire. A political biography of Willi Münzenberg. Moscow’s
secret propaganda tsar in the West, New Haven, Yale University Press, 2005. VIII + 397 p.
• McNamara, Patrick H.: A Catholic Cold War. Edmund A. Walsh, S.J., and the politics of
American anticommunism, New York, Fordham University Press, 2005. XIX + 280 p.
• Naison, Mark: Communists in Harlem during the depression, Urbana, University of Illinois
Press, 2005. XXI + 355 p.
• Platt, Kevin M.F.; Brandenberger, David (eds.): Epic revisionism. Russian history and
literature as Stalinist propaganda, Madison, University of Wisconsin Press, 2005.
• Pollock, Ethan: Comrade scientist. Stalin and the Soviet Science Wars, Princeton, N.J.,
Princeton University Press, 2006.
• Redish, Martin H.: The logic of persecution. Free expression and the McCarthy era, Stanford
CA, Stanford University Press, 2005. 300 p.