Subject: Communism, Soviet References ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- - Victor Perlo and Ellen Perlo, "Dynamic Stability: The Soviet Economy Today" (New York: International Publishers, 1980). - Christopher Simpson, "Blowback: America's Recruitment of Nazis and its Effects on the Cold War," (New York: Weidenfeld, 1988). - Christopher Simpson, "The Splendid Blond Beast," (New York: Grove Press, 1993). - Robert Steigerwald, "Anti-Communist Myths in Left Disguise," (New York: International Publishers, 1977). - Robert Steigerwald, "Marxism and Late Bourgeois Ideology," (Amsterdam: B.R. Gruner Publishing Co., 1981). - Bruce Franklin, "The Essential Stalin,: (London: Croom Helm, 1973). [This book, "The Essential Stalin," is a good place for beginners to start.] - Kenneth Neil Cameron, "Stalin: Man of Contradiction," (Toronto: NC Press Limited, 1987). - Enver Hoxha, "With Stalin," 1979. - Enver Hoxha, "Imperialism and the Revolution," 1979. - Joseph E. Davies, "Mission to Moscow," (New York: Garden City Publishing, 1943). [J.E. Davies was U.S. ambassador to the Soviet Union from 1936 to 1938] - Hewlett Johnson, "Soviet Power. The Socialist Sixth of the World," (New York: International Publishers, 1940). [Hewlett Johnson was the Dean of Canterbury] - Hewlett Johnson, "Soviet Russia Since the War," (New York: Boni & Gaer, Inc., 1947). - Judith Joel & Gerald M. Erickson, "Anti-Communism: The Politics of Manipulation," (Minneapolis, MN: Marxist Educational Press, 1987). - Hardial Bains, "Communism, 1989-1991," (Toronto: Ideological Studies Centre, 1991). Hardial Bains, "Causes and Lessons of the Second World War," (Toronto: Marx, Engels, Lenin, Stalin Institute, 1990). Hardial Bains's books may be obtained by contacting: National Publications Centre P.O. box 727, Adelaide Station Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5C 2JB - Henri Barbusse, "Stalin," (New York: International Publishers, 1935). This is only a partial list of references demystifying, all in their own way, the broad campaign of disinformation propagated by the bourgeoisie, especially its representatives and agents in academe. There are many other references that debunk the anti-Soviet concoctions and byzantine arguments against the heroic struggles of the Soviet people under the leadership of V.I. Lenin and J.V. Stalin. Shawgi Tell University at Buffalo Graduate School of Education [EMAIL PROTECTED]
