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| | Dog Days |
 | | When Trotsky received a visa to visit Copenhagen in the fall of 1932, Shachtman and his supporters refused to send Swabeck—who was born and raised in Denmark—to Copenhagen immediately to take part in ILO deliberations. | | | Swabeck was scheduled to attend on his way home from Prinkipo, and the I.S. requested that a minority representative also attend. | | | But the decisive question for a Leninist is political program. |
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http://www.icl-fi.org/english/wv/archives/oldsite/2002/DOGDAYS.HTM
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| | Max Shachtman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Max Shachtman (September 10, 1904 - November 4, 1972) was an American Marxist theorist and associate of Leon Trotsky. | | | He emigrated with his family to New York City in 1905. | | | After Shachtman's death in November of that year, the Shachtmanites reconstituted the SP as Social Democrats USA (SDUSA). |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Shachtman
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| | Old history, Shachtman, Civil Rights, etc. |
| | This position was "reinforced by reality" of the Civil Rights movement which began in December, 1955, with no help from Shachtman. | | | The chief honor for the Civil Rights movement must go to black America, not to Socialist/Trotskyist/Communist/Pacifist America. | | | This had to do with the internal politics of the SP. |
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http://thesocialistparty.org/spo/archive/McR/Shachtman_and_Civil_Rights.html
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| | Introduction to Max Shachtman |
| | Shachtman lost his way as a Marxist, became demoralised and drifted to the right. | | | Shachtman and Trotsky split at the start of the Second World War in a dispute over whether the Stalinist states could still be seen as workers’ states. | | | This does not mean he was politically wrong for the whole of his life. |
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http://www.whatnextjournal.co.uk/Pages/Back/Wnext3/Intro.html
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| | Norman Thomas and Max Shachtman - Chicago DSA |
| | But in later years, Shachtman (but most especially his followers) played an increasing role in mainstream politics, particularly the Civil Rights movement and the labor movement. | | | Max Shachtman talks about his vision of what a democratic socialist movement should be. | | | This is a very rare recording of Max Shachtman and mostly interesting in the context of his political career. |
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http://www.chicagodsa.org/audarch2.html
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| | Max Shachtman, Race and Revolution, and Other Scholarship |
| | "Shachtman was far ahead of his time and amazingly prescient in anticipating modern views on many racial issues."—Kent Blaser,Choice | | | Shachtman places the black struggle for freedom and equality at the heart of American history, arguing that racial oppression can be comprehended only within the totality of social and class relations. | | | The document culminates in a devastating polemic against the Communist Party’s call for a Black Belt state in the American South. |
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http://people.cohums.ohio-state.edu/phelps51/phelps_web_page_1_005.htm
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| | Democracy In Genesis |
| | Justice is not a natural act for humans, according to Alan Dershowitz, litigator, Harvard law professor and author. | | | ...Max Shachtman: Genesis of Trotskyism (November 1933)....MIA.....Communist Movement.. | | | Max Shachtman.....from the Communist movement to the social democracy. |
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http://www.bluedogdemocrats.com/democracy-in-genesis.html
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| | Max Shachtman |
| | Max Shachtman (1904-1972) was one of the two most prominent spokespersons and representatives of the Trotskyist movement in the United States from the late 20s to the early 60s. | | | But Shachtman is best known for his role in splitting the Trotskyist movement at the beginning of World War II. | | | But his prestige as a leading spokesperson for the Trotskyist movement in the US and abroad forced people to take this new movement seriously. |
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http://www.marxists.org.uk/history/etol/entries/shacht01.htm
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| | Alex Callinicos: Trotskyism (Chap. 4.1) |
| | A workers’ state in which, as “Trotsky conceded, the working class no longer had political power was a contradiction in terms. | | | The foundation of the Workers’ Party (WP) in April 1940 by Max Shachtman and other dissident leaders of the American SWP (see Section 2.1 above) was indeed to have long-term political consequences (see Fisk 1977 for a history of the Shachtmanite movement). | | | In 1958 the ISL dissolved itself into the Socialist Party-Social Democratic Federation, which proved to be merely a stage towards entry into the Democratic Party, where Shachtman became a stalwart of the Cold War Right, backing US intervention in Vietnam and even endorsing Richard Nixon in the 1972 presidential election. |
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http://www.marxists.de/trotism/callinicos/4-1_heresies.htm
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| | Max Shachtman |
| | Shachtman left the Socialist Workers Party in 1940 and established the Workers Party (WP). | | | Max Shachtman, speech at New York City's Webster Hall on 30th March, 1950. | | | Under Shachtman's leadership the party rejected the revolutionary path to socialism. |
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http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/USAshachtman.htm
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| | Communist League of America - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The CLA (LO) was the United States section of Leon Trotsky's International Left Opposition and initially positioned itself as not a rival party to the CPUSA but as a faction of it and the Comintern. | | | The Communist League of America (Left Opposition) was founded by James P. Cannon, Max Shachtman and Martin Abern in 1928 after their expulsion from the Communist Party USA for Trotskyism. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communist_League_of_America
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| | Shachtman-Bibliography |
| | Drucker, Peter, 1958- Max Shachtman and his left : a socialist's odyssey through the "American century". | | | The case for unity : new perspectives for American socialism : resolution adopted by the July 1957 convention of the Independent Socialist League; introduction by Max Shachtman. | | | Sacco and Vanzetti, labor's martyrs, New York, The International labor defense, 1927. |
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http://www2.cddc.vt.edu/marxists/archive/shachtma/shabib.htm
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| | The Max Shachtman Internet Archive |
| | SWP political meeting (with Felix Morrow, James Cannon, Max Shachtman, George Clarke, James Burnham, Nathan Gould and Martin Abern) | | | Max Shachtman (with James Cannon and Martin Abern) | | | Max Shachtman, a political-biographical essay by Albert Glotzer, et al. |
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http://www.marxists.org/archive/shachtma
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| | Alibris: Max Shachtman |
| | by Friedrich W. Mader, Robert A. Graef (Illustrator), Max Shachtman (Translator) | | | Distant Worlds: The Story of a Voyage to the Planets |
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http://www.alibris.com/search/books/author/Max_Shachtman
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| | Benefits Of Capitalism |
| | See also: Capitalism - A short history of capitalism and its origins in European Enlightenment thought and practice. | | | TCS: Tech Central Station - The Morality of the Market.. | | | Max Shachtman illustrates the benefits of socialism in this essay from 1946. |
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http://www.capitalismparty.org/benefits-of-capitalism.html
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| | MaxCannon - Compare Book Prices - Buy Cheap Books at Book Wormer |
| | Authors: Bill Griffith, Bob Greene, Frank McLynn, Jeff Shaara, Mad Coyote Joe, Marilyn Tausend, Marlena Spieler, Max Cannon, Popular Mechanics, Rick Bayless, Stephen Thompson, Susan K. Bollin | | | NATURAL CURES "THEY" DON'T WANT YOU TO KNOW ABOUT |
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http://www.pricewormer.com/book/search/MaxCannon
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