Date: Thu; 02 Jul 1998 00:40:24 +0000
From: Frantz ( erkidego@oocities.com )
Subject: (MARX) Marx
[I think Frantz is not subscribed to marxjour send your answers to him. Moderator.] Dear friends I would like to know if anyone could help me in my search for the following publications: I need the writings of Karl Marx and Engel (e.g. The Manifiesto and Das Kapital) and Lenin as well as Mao’s Little Red book and from other Socialist and Communist writers in: Arabic Spanish German Russian Chinese Hebrew Yiddish Portuguese Greek Italian and Farsi. I am also looking for the Spanish language publications of socialist literature from China. If anyone has any information or these publications please let me know and how much is it. I just need for now a copy of each in each language. Thank you.
From: "Partido Obrero" ( webmaster@po.org.ar )
Date: Fri; 3 Jul 1998 23:48:13 -0300
Subject: (MARX) PO 590
Estimados colisteros Ya esta en linea el numero 590 del semanario Prensa Obrera http://po.org.ar/po Cordialmente Raymond Po Administrador del Web del Partido Obrero webmaster@po.org.ar http://www.po.org.ar
Subject: (MARX) What's New at Socialist Appeal's "In Defence of Marxism"
Date: Wed; 8 Jul 98 14:40:59 +0100
From: ( socappeal@easynet.co.uk )
What's New at Socialist Appeal's "In Defence of Marxism" web site July 8th 1998 http://www.marxist.com http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~socappeal/IDOM.html Dear comrades ;"In Defence of Marxism" is in the process of moving to a new web address one which is much more easier to remember and type in your browsers: www.marxist.com For a period of time you will still be able to use the old address but you should be changing our address in your "favourites" or "bookmarks" files to the new one. Let your friends comrades newsgroups web sites etc know about this changes and let's make "In Defence of Marxism" an even more useful resource in the defence of socialist ideas for today's labour movement. These are our more recent articles: -Indonesian revolution: workers strikes grow http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~socappeal/indonesia2.html On June 17th the Indonesian rupiah hit a new low of 16 800 to the dollar - a fall of 10% in one day a collapse of 30% in one week. Economists are now predicting that inflation will hit 100% and the economy will contract by 20%. The rupiah has now devalued by a staggering 66% this year and more than 80% since the economic crisis began to unfold in mid-1997. Phil Mitchinson analyses the effects on the labour movement -Greek Blair faces worker backlash http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~socappeal/greece2.html Konstatin Simitis--the Greek Tony Blair--is a worried man. Elected after the death of Andreas Papandreu less than two years ago as leader of the Greek socialist party (PASOK) under the banner of "modernisation" he had 70% of public opinion behind him. Now it has dropped to 18%. The streets of Athens (congested at the best of times) are regularly blocked with demonstrations of angry bankworkers airline employees and teachers. The premises of the Ionian bank which the government wants to privatise are occupied by the workers and covered with black flags. Alan Woods reports > from Greece. June 1998 -Russia facing long hot summer http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~socappeal/russiaminers3.html The roar of hundreds of coal miners drumming their helmets on the pavement rolls like thunder up the glass and granite face of Russia's White House the seat of government. Even more ominous is the repeated mass chant: "Resign! Resign!". Fred Weir reports from Moscow on the latest wave of militancy of Russian miners. June 1998 -Czecoslovaquia 1968 http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~socappeal/1968/czech.html 'Lenin wake up Brezhnev has gone mad.' This was one of the slogans chanted on the street of Prague 30 years ago as Russian and Warsaw Pact troops invaded Czechoslovakia. The upheavals in Czechoslovakia had began with a stormy session of the Writers Union which passed a resolution supporting Soviet author Solzhenitsyn's protest against censorship. Edited version of an Alan Woods article published in 1968 as part of the 1968: year of revolution feature -------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you would like to be informed by email of new additions to the In Defence of Marxism web site send us an email to new@socappeal.easynet.co.uk with "subscribe What's new" as the message body. If you want to be removed from this list send a message to the same address with "unsuscribe" as the body of the message. ---------------------------------------------------- Yours in solidarity Socialist Appeal's "In Defence of Marxism" web site socappeal@easynet.co.uk http://www.marxist.com http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~socappeal/IDOM.html PO Box 2626 London N1 7SQ Britain
Date: Thu; 09 Jul 1998 18:38:39 +1000
From: DSP ( dsp@peg.apc.org )
Subject: (MARX) New web site for Links magazine
July 9 1998 Dear friends We have just loaded a new web site for Links international journal of socialist renewal. As well as being more graphically attractive and easier to navigate the new site also includes more articles from different issues of the magazine. Articles from back issues will continue to be loaded on. We would appreciate it if you could include a link to Links in your own web site. And let us know what you think of both the magazine and the web site. The address is: http://www.peg.apc.org/~stan/links/ Or it can be reached through the home page of the Australian Democratic Socialist Party at: http://www.peg.apc.org/~dsp/ Thanks John Percy
Date: Tue; 21 Jul 1998 19:00:22 +1000
From: DSP ( dsp@peg.apc.org )
Subject: (MARX) New articles on the DSP web site
July 21 1998 Dear friends The following have recently been added to the DSP web site http://www.peg.apc.org/~dsp/ Reports from the June 6-8 1998 DSP National Committee meeting: The Asian Economic `Meltdown' and the Growing Instability of the World Capitalist System By Doug Lorimer The Australian Political Situation and the Coming Federal Election By Peter Boyle Talks from the 150 Years of the Communist Manifesto educational conference in Sydney January 3-7: The Class Struggle Approach to Abolishing Racism By Lisa Macdonald Marx and Engels on the Proletarian Party By Doug Lorimer Also note that there's a new web site for Links international journal of socialist renewal. As well as being more graphically attractive and easier to navigate the new site also includes more articles from different issues of the magazine. The address is: http://www.peg.apc.org/~stan/links/ Or it can be reached through the home page of the DSP. Thanks John Percy
From: "Dave Riley" ( dhell@ozemail.com.au )
Date: Wed; 29 Jul 1998 18:51:14 +0000
Subject: (MARX) Green Left Weekly UPDATE #326
Green Left Weekly Issue #326 July 29 1998 Green Left Weekly provides news information opinion and debate from an environmental and left perspective. Featured this week: Migrants should be welcome here Pauline Hanson's racist immigration policy has created some pressure on other parties to show how their policies are different. It's not easy for them to do because those policies don't take account of what makes people emigrate. >COVER STORY Migrants should be welcome here >FEATURES Student resistance to racism: `We've only just begun' Tax time >NEWS Socialists rally against racism Solidarity helps Zapatistas rebuild VCA students and staff reject up-front fees Poisoning Kakadu Resistance Jabiluka bus confiscated Jabiluka activists protest prison conditions Cycle Against the Nuclear Cycle Fair go! Davids strike: `They want to do as they please' Latin America fiesta benefits health in Cuba Media misrepresent rally for democracy Politicians at work Burma solidarity conference demands democracy Protest over CityLink gains pace Correction Parliamentary representation weakened Democratic Socialists announce candidates in Tasmania Tamil priest calls for peace East Timor independence rally A campaign for all left activists CPSU members reject leadership's funding cut >ISSUES Qld students to walk out on July 28 Media beat-up on anti-Hanson `violence' Youth allowance: an attack on young gays and lesbians Conflicting signals on Australian economy Native title: a sell-out of land rights `Zero tolerance' policing -- a big lie No it's not `fair': who a GST will hurt Ron Guignard Media focus on anti-Hanson rallies Free speech in Adelaide Attempts to negotiate Adelaide selling ban >INTERNATIONAL NEWS PRD prisoners released Referendum for East Timor! Downer backs Habibie on East Timor Siberian workers stay on track Pesticides may impair children's brain function && Washington interferes in Cambodia's election Puerto Rican telephone strike APEC '99: trading in hype Spreading protests undermine Indonesian military Hyundai workers lead struggle A short history of Maori struggle && Maori/non-Maori lives: the widening gap >CULTURAL DISSENT Rom struggle in their own words Mighty anti-racist tones What Phil Ochs heard Sorry business Interview: John Pilger ABC screens anti-environmental fantasy `Expertise' in anti-environmental film >REGULAR FEATURES Loose cannons and ain't i a woman?: Punishing the poor Looking out: Objection noted Life of Riley: The red mole On the box Editorial: Green Left Weekly -- proudly outspoken Write on: letters to the editor Chris Kelly cartoon ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GREEN LEFT WEEKLY Australia's leading alternative newsweekly Break the media monopoly: read it buy it write for it sell it. http://www.peg.apc.org/~greenleft greenleft@peg.apc.org ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~