ETOL Writers: Albert Goldman
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July 1933: C.P. Expels A. Goldman
December 1933: Statement on Joining Communist League
December 1933: With Whom and How Shall We Build the New Communist Party
May 1934: The Left Face of the Socialist Party
December 1934: From Communism to Socialism (pamphlet) [PDF]
February 1935: Two Resolutions
March 1935: A Socialist Election Campaign
May 1935: Should Socialists Favor a Labor Party?
June 1935: Harry Lang and Criticism of the Soviet Union
August 1935: The Workers’ Amendment as an Immediate Demand
November 1935: Socialists and Attack of Italy upon Ethiopia (partial text)
November 1935: Toward Socialist Clarity (partial text)
January 1936: Toward Socialist Clarity
April 1936: Labor Party Confusion
August 1936: Communists Play “Follow the Leader”
September 1936: A Campaign for Socialism
December 1936: Toward Socialist Clarity
January 1937: Toward Socialist Clarity
February 1937: Toward Socialist Clarity
March 1937: The Appeal Institute
August 1937: Left Wing Will Not Allow Itself to Be Gagged by the Party Bureaucracy!
1938: What is Socialism? [for a pdf of the original pamphlet, Click here]
February 1938: House Defeats Ludlow Amendment 209 to 188
February 1938: Anti-Lynch Bill
August 1938: Franco’s Refusal to Withdraw Foreign Troops Ends Non-Intervention Farce
August 1938: Spotlight on Capitalist Justice in Harlan
August 1938: S.P. Spurns United Front for GPU Victims in Spain
September 1938: Labor Party and Progress
November 1938: Illinois Poll Shows Need for Labor Party
December 1938: Martov’s Mysticism
December 1938: Yankee Imperialism Plays for Big Stakes at Lima
April 1939: General Johnson Cooks Up New Scheme to Avoid Popular Referendum on War
May 1939: What Do the Amendments to the Wagner Act Mean for the American Working Class?
July 1939: Bolshevism and Democracy – Reply to A. Alper
August 1939: The Congress of the PSOP (writing as Fauchois)
February/March 1940: Why We Should Defend the Soviet Union (series)
March 1940: Congress Swings Axe at the Wagner Act
March 1940: Stalin in Finland – Why He Invaded It and Why He Made Peace
May 1940: FDR’s War Drive Makes Twice-Weekly Even More Urgent!
May 1940: Supreme Court Dons New Face but Its Purpose Is Still to Serve Capitalist Rule
June 1940: How Are Workers to Fight Against Hitlerism?
June 1940: Workers Must Intervene in War – But How?
June 1940: Would Revolution Let the Enemy Invade U.S.?
July 1940: Big Business Openly Backs GOP Candidate
July 1940: Rumania Move May Herald Stalin’s Policy Switch
July 1940: Sovietization of the Baltic Step Forward
July 1940: Willkie Belongs to Inner Circle of Wall Street
July 1940: Will Stalin Try to Seize the Dardanelles?
July 1940: Workers Cannot Be Isolationist with Regard to War
July 1940: Yes, the French Popular Front Was Responsible
August 1940: Against Capitalist Military Training Conscription Bills
August 1940: Answering a Query on Our Draft Stand
August 1940: Do Men Enlist in the Army Voluntarily?
August 1940: Difference Between Imperialisms? Yes, But Not Decisive
August 1940: Funeral Address
October 1940: The Assassination of Leon Trotsky – The Proof of Stalin’s Guilt (pamphlet)
October 1940: Attorney for Trotsky’s Widow Blasts Story of GPU Assassin
November 1940: Leon Trotsky and the Anniversary of October
December 1940: Why We Defend the Soviet Union (pamphlet)
1941: Speech on the Minneapolis Trial of the 28
8 March 1941: Why Roosevelt and Churchill Can’t State War Aims
15 March 1941: Why We Supported the A.L.P.
22 March 1941: Where We Stand (column)
29 March 1941: Where We Stand (column)
5 April 1941: Where We Stand (column)
12 April 1941: Where We Stand (column)
19 April 1941: Where We Stand (column)
26 April 1941: Where We Stand (column)
3 May 1941: Where We Stand (column)
10 May 1941: Where We Stand (column)
17 May 1941: Where We Stand (column)
24 May 1941: Where We Stand (column)
31 May 1941: Where We Stand (column)
7 June 1941: Where We Stand (column)
14 June 1941: Where We Stand (column)
21 June 1941: Where We Stand (column)
28 June 1941: Where We Stand (column)
July 1941: Socialist Workers Party Telegram to Attorney General Biddle (with James P. Cannon)
5 July 1941: Where We Stand (column)
12 July 1941: Where We Stand (column)
19 July 1941: Roosevelt Ordered FBI to Aid Tobin Against CIO, Says Goldman
19 July 1941: Shall We Campaign for U.S. Government Aid to the USSR?
19 July 1941: Where We Stand (column)
2 August 1941: Where We Stand (column)
9 August 1941: Where We Stand (column)
16 August 1941: Where We Stand (column)
23 August 1941: CP Tells FDR How to Frame SWP
23 August 1941: Where We Stand (column)
30 August 1941: Where We Stand (column)
6 September 1941: The Marxist Attitude on Iran Invasion
6 September 1941: Where We Stand (column)
13 September 1941: Where We Stand (column)
October 1941: The Case for the Defense
November 1941: False Light on the Moscow Trials (book review)
November 1941: Final Argument to the Jury (series)
November 1941: In Defense of Socialism (pamphlet)
31 January 1942: Trotsky’s Book – ‘Edited’, Then Suppressed
24 April 1942: Goldman Speaks Over Radio for Grace Carlson
January 1943: The Central Slogan for Occupied Europe (writing as M. Morrison)
July 1943: Sidney Hook’s Attack on Trotskyism (writing as M. Morrison)
December 1943: Was There A Revolution In Italy?
February 1945: Speech at New York Rally for Released Minneapolis Prisoners
February 1945: Why We Supported ‘EAM-ELAS’ Struggles
March 1945: Anglo-American Masters Grant a “Concession”
March 1945: “Legal” Intervention in Latin America
March 1945: The Reparations Issue and a Socialist Europe
March 1945: The Road to Freedom for People of Poland
April 1945: The Allied Conference at San Francisco
April 1945: Social-Democrats Back Imperialists in Greece
April 1945: Stalin’s Denunciation of Soviet-Japan Pact
April 1945: What Is Holding Back the German Revolution?
May 1945: Capitalist System Is Responsible for Atrocities
May 1945: Elections Show French People Want Socialism
May 1945: On Italian Slogan – “For the Republic”
May 1945: Reply to Cannon on Intellectuals & the Party
May 1945: Stalinist Repression of Masses in Poland
May 1945: The Unity Question in the Socialist Workers Party (with Felix Morrow & R. Williams)
June 1945: Stalinists, Socialists Conduct Sham Fight Against Monarchy
October 1945: Replies to Questions: A Discussion at the SWP Plenum
December 1945: The Answer of the SWP Minority to the Letter from the PCR of Belgium (with Felix Morrow)
May 1946: Goldman Asks to Be Heard at Nuremberg (from Labor Action)
May 1946: Goldman Asks to Question Nazi Defendants (from The Militant)
May 1946: SWP Minority Statement on WP Unity (with Lydia Bennett)
June 1946: Minority Statement
August 1946: A Fighting Voice of Freedom!
August 1946: A Tribute to a Fine Socialist Spirit – Antoinette Konikow (obituary)
August/September 1946: Trotskyist Unity and the Nature of the Party (series)
September 1946: Palestine – Socialist Policy and SWP Duplicity
September 1946: Why Revolutionary Socialists Can’t Support Russia
October 1946: A Note on the Defense and Nature of Stalinist Russia
October 1946: Shadow of Stalinism Covers First Meeting of Progressives
December 1946: The Basis of Workers’ Democracy
February 1947: An Exchange on the Socialist Attitude to the Bilbo Problem (letter)
March 1947: The Housing Problem Can Be Solved! (speech)
March 1947: Note on Bureaucratic Collectivism (letter)
March 1947: A Vote for Socialism Is a Vote Cast for Peace and Security (speech)
April 1947: Unity – Will It Work? Problems of WP-SWP Fusion
April 1947: The Vindication of Leon Trotsky
August 1947: SWP Unity Line Changes Again
September 1947: Russia – What Is This Monstrosity?
February 1948: Partition One Thing; Aid to Jews Another (letter)
April 1948: On the Marshall Plan (letter)
May 1948: On Utilizing Aid Despite U.S. Motives (letter)
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