Class Against Class

The Communist Party in Britain Between the Wars

By: Matthew Worley

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Hardcover | 22 November 2001 | Edition Number 1

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368 Pages

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21.59 x 13.97 x 3.18

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A major study of the Communist party of Great Britain between the wars, when it adopted the military strategy of class against class, in its struggle to be the effective alternative to both the Labour Party and the TUC. This revisionary study, based on newly-discovered material in the Manchester archive of the Communist Party, shows that far from losing influence and being driven to the brink of collapse, the CPGB then consolidated its position, led national hunger marches and organized social and cultural events, while membership grew and the party developed as an effective and valued body in the pantheon of leftwing British politics.

Industry Reviews

"" This fascinating and thorough-provoking book closely analyses the CPGB's policies between 1926 and 1932.""--Will Podmore, UNISON Journal, Tribune, Morning Star and the Voice of Unions

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