1938
Letter
to Jean van Heijenoort
(Letter
on Defeatism,January
2, 1938)
The
Chinese Revolution
(January 5, 1938)
Behind
the Kremlin Walls
(January 8, 1938)
The
Retreat from October
(January 13, 1938, alternative
translation)
Hue
And Cry Over Kronstadt
(January 15, 1938)
Letter
to Wendelin Thomas
(Kronstadt
and the Commission's Findings, January 17, 1938)
Open letter to Nieuwe Fakkel
(January 21, 1938, alternative
translation)
Letter to the International Secretariat
(Conclusion
of a Long Experience, January
21, 1938, Extract)
Letter to James P. Cannon
(Sneevliet's Role, January 21, 1938)
On the Caricature of Defeatism
(January 26, 1938)
Letter to Jan Frankel
(Thomas's
Letter and Dewey's Speech, January
26, 1938)
The
Fifth Wheel
(January 27, 1938)
Letter
to Alexis Bardin
(Factory
Papers and a Theoretical Journal, January
27, 1938)
Letters
to James P. Cannon (The
Ludlow Amendment, February
1, 1938)
Letter
to Jan Frankel (Eastman
and The
Young Lenin, February
3, 1938)
Letter
to J. J. Bleiman (Letter
to an American Youth, February
4, 1938)
Letter
to James P. Cannon (Optimistic
over the Future, February
4, 1938)
Letter
to John G. Wright (Explanation
of a Complaint, February
5, 1938)
Letter
to Ragnar Christophersen (Why
I Can't Pay Now, February
7, 1938)
Letter
to Jan Frankel (Jules
Remains on Lenin, February
7, 1938)
Letter
to C. R. Walker (Marx's
Living Thoughts, February
10, 1938)
Letter
to James P. Cannon (A
New GPU Attempt, February
15, 1938)
The
Possibility of Foul Play
(February
18, 1938)
Leon
Sedov – Son, Friend, Fighter (February 20, 1938)
Letter
to James P. Cannon (After
Sedov's Death, February
22, 1938)
A
Fresh Attack on Asylum
(February
24, 1938)
The
Trial of the Twenty-One (February 28, 1938)
Letter
to C. Chautemps (Leon
Sedov's Papers, February
28, 1938)
Eight
Ministers (March 1, 1938)
Letter
to Henri Molinier (“Questions
About Sedov's Death”, March 1, 1938)
Trial
Seen as Reply to Dewey Commission (March 2, 1938)
Krestinsky's
Repudiation (March 2, 1938)
To
the Attention of Thinking People (March 3, 1938)
Behind
the Moscow Trials (March 3, 1938)
Four
Doctors Knew Too Much (March 3, 1938)
The
Secret Alliance with Germany (March 3, 1938)
Corrections
and Observations on the Testimony of the Accused (March 4, 1938)
The
Third Moscow Trial (March 4, 1938)
The
"Million Dollars" (March 5, 1938) 216
Army
Opposed to Stalin (March 6, 1938)
Why
So Many Centers? Why Do They All Submit to Trotsky? (March 6,
1938)
Answers
to Mrs. Célarié (March 6, 1938)
The
Role of Yagoda (March 7, 1938) 227
Strange
New Developments (March 7, 1938)
Anachronisms
(March 8, 1938)
Moscow's
Diplomatic Plans and the Trials (March 8, 1938)
Stalin's
Article on World Revolution (March 9, 1938)
Message
to New York Protest Meeting (March 9, 1938)
A
Key to the Russian Trials (March 10, 1938)
The
Case of Professor Pletnev (March 10, 1938)
Letter
to Jeanne Martin (March 10, 1938)
The
Defendants Zelensky and Ivanov (March 11, 1938)
Again
on the Reiss Case (March 12, 1938)
Hitler's
Austria Coup Aided by Moscow Trial (March 12, 1938)
On
Hearst (March 13, 1938)
An
Explanation for Freda
Kirchwey
(March 13, 1938)
Notes
in the Margin of Pravda's Accounts (March 1938)
Cain-Dzhugashvili
Goes the Whole Way (March 17, 1938)
A
Reply to Ambassador
Bilmanis
(March 17, 1938)
New
Defectors (March 17, 1938)
The
Priests of Half-Truth (March 19, 1938)
Discussions
with Trotsky: I
– The
International Conference (March 20, 1938)
Discussions
with Trotsky: II – How to fight for a labor party in the U.S.
(March 21, 1938)
Discussions
with Trotsky: III – The struggle against war, and the Ludlow
amendment (March 22, 1938)
Discussions
with Trotsky: IV – A summary of transitional demands (March 23,
1938)
Discussions
with Trotsky: V
– Defense
Organization and Attitude Toward Intellectuals (March 24, 1938)
Discussions
with Trotsky: VI
– The
Russian Question (March 25, 1938)
Roosevelt's
Statement on Trotskyists in Russia (March 29, 1938)
Letter
to Jan Frankel (“Roosevelt
and a Visa”, March 30, 1938)
Letter
to the League of Nations (March 31, 1938)
Letter
to Margaret De Silver (Carlo
Tresca Is a Target”, March 31, 1938)
Letter
to James P. Cannon
(“Finishing the Transitional Program”, April
15, 1938)
Letter
to James P. Cannon (“For
the Reorganization of the Mexican Section”, April 15, 1938)
Letter
to H. Boyd-Sumner (“Toward
a Genuine British Section”, April 15, 1938)
Letter
to James P. Cannon (April 15, 1938)
Letter
to James P. Cannon and Max Shachtman (“Thoughts
on the French Section”, April 19, 1938)
Letter
to James P. Cannon and Max Shachtman
(“More
on European Problems”, April 20, 1938)
The
Mexican Oil Expropriations (April 23, 1938)
Letter
to Sara Weber (“A
Russian Encyclopedia”,
April 26, 1938)
Letter
to Denise Naville
(Political Personality and the Milieu, May 10, 1938)
Letter
to James P. Cannon
(Europe or San Francisco? May
12, 1938)
Letter
to James P. Cannon (For an Immediate Trip to Europe, May
16, 1938)
Letter
to James P. Cannon (On C. L. R. James, May
17, 1938)
The
political backwardness of the American workers
(May 19, 1938)
Learn
to Think (May 22, 1938)
Once
More on Comrades Sneevliet and Vereecken (May 24, 1938)
Letter
to James P. Cannon (No Obstacle to Common Vote, May
25, 1938)
Letter
to Jiří Kopp ("For"
the Fourth International? No! the Fourth International!, May 31,
1938)
On
the National Question
(May-June 1938)
Nationalized
Industry and Workers’ Management
(May-June 1938)
Twenty
Years of Stalinist Degeneration
(May-June 1938)
Revolutionary
Art and the Fourth International (June 1, 1938)
Remarks
on Czechoslovakia (June 2, 1938)
Mexico
and British Imperialism (June 5, 1938)
Letter
to Jan Frankel (Muenzenberg's
Expulsion, June 5, 1938)
A
Discussion with Trotsky on the Transitional Program
(Interview) (June 7, 1938)
Letter
to Alexis Bardin
(Molinier
and the International Conference, June 9, 1938)
Letter
to Jac Wasserman
(An
Introduction Worthy of Rosa Luxemburg, June
14, 1938)
Letter
to Leon Lesoil
(On the Edge of a Precipice, June
12, 1938)
No,
It Is Not the Same
(June 18, 1938)
Art
and Politics in Our Epoch
(June 18, 1938)
To
the Congress of the Revolutionary Socialist Party of Belgium
(June 22, 1938)
Letter
to Rae Spiegel
(For an Open Polemic with the Liberals, June
29, 1938)
“It
Is Necessary to Drive the Bureaucracy and the New Aristocracy Out of
the Soviets”
(July 5, 1938)
Stalin
and Accomplices Condemned (July 5, 1938)
More
on the Suppression of Kronstadt (July 7, 1938)
For
Freedom in Education (July 10, 1938)
On
the Anniversary of Reiss's Death (July 17, 1938)
To
the Conference of the Young People's Socialist League
(July 18, 1938)
The
Disappearance of Rudolf Klement (July 18, 1938)
Was
Leon Sedov Murdered? (July 19, 1938)
My
Conspiracy (July 19, 1938)
How
economic shifts affect mass moods (July 20, 1938)
Financing
the Revolutionary Movement (July 23, 1938)
Three
possibilities with a labor party (July 23, 1938)
The
Forthcoming Trial of the Diplomats (July 25, 1938)
Fusion
With the Lovestoneites?
(July 29, 1938)
For
a workers' and farmers' government
(July 29, 1938)
A
"Letter" from Rudolf Klement (August 1, 1938)
On
the Fate of Rudolf Klement (August 3, 1938)
The
Sino-Japanese Struggle (August 11, 1938)
The
USSR and Japan (August 11, 1938)
Answers
to the Questions of Lloyd Tupling (August 12, 1938)
Soviet-Japanese
War Inevitable
(August 12, 1938)
Answers
to Gladys Lloyd Robinson
(August 18, 1938)
Freedom
of the Press and the Working Class (August 21, 1938)
Further
Evidence of GPU Guilt in Sedov Death (August 24, 1938)
Trade
Union Congress Staged by CP (August 27, 1938)
The
Congress Against
War and Fascism
(August 1938)
Fascism
and the Colonial World (August 1938)
A
Great Achievement (August 30, 1938)
Letter
to the SWP
(Another Stalinist Ploy, September
4, 1938)
The
Totalitarian Defeatist in the Kremlin (September 12, 1938)
Letter
to Rose Karsner (September 13, 1938)
Yes
or No? (September 14, 1938)
"Toward
a Decision" (September 17, 1938)
New
War Flows from Versailles Banditry
(September
19, 1938)
Phrases
and Reality
(September
19, 1938)
The
Totalitarian "Right of Asylum"
(September
19, 1938)
Letter
to Vsevolod Volkov
(September 19, 1939)
The
Assassination of Rudolf Klement
(September
20, 1938)
Fight
Imperialism to Fight Fascism
(September
21, 1938)
After
the Collapse of Czechoslovakia, Stalin Will Seek Accord with Hitler
(September
22/October 1, 1938)
Anti-Imperialist
Struggle Is Key to Liberation
(September
23, 1938)
Trade
Unions and the Social Crisis
(September
29, 1938)
Social-Patriotic
Sophistry – The Question of the Defense of Czechoslovakia’s
“National Independence”
(October 1938)
Problems
of the American Party
(October
5, 1938)
What
Is the Meaning of the Struggle Against "Trotskyism" ?
(October 9, 1938)
A
Fresh Lesson
(October
10, 1938)
To
Our Friends and Readers
(October
11, 1938)
The
Problem of a New International
(October
11, 1938)
Tasks
of the Trade Union Movement in Latin America
(October
11, 1938)
The
Founding of the Fourth International
(October
18, 1938)
To
the Editors of Biulleten
Oppozitsii, Lutte Ouvrière, and
Quatrième
Internationale
(October 22, 1938)
A
False View
(October
22, 1938)
Two
Agents of "Democratic" Imperialism
(October
22, 1938)
Isaacs's
Book About China
(October
23, 1938)
American
Prospects
(October
24, 1938)
A
Few Words on Andre Breton
(October
27, 1938)
Letter
to Andre Breton
(October
27, 1938)
Letter
to James P. Cannon
(October
30, 1938)
Czechoslovakia:
Toward a Decision
(November 1938)
Latin
American Problems: A Transcript
(November
4, 1938)
"Peace
in Our Time"?
(November
4, 1938)
Karl
Kautsky
(November
8, 1938)
Lombardo
Toledano's Lies
(November
8, 1938)
Haya
de la Torre and Democracy
(November
9, 1938)
In
Defense of Asylum
(November
10, 1938)
The
Twenty-First Anniversary
(November
14, 1938)
A
Contribution to Centrist Literature
(November
15, 1938)
Toward
a Revolutionary Youth Organization
(November
18, 1938)
The
Individual in History
(May
10, 1938)
Stalin
vs. Stalin
(November
19, 1938)
Reply
to Father Coughlin's Charges
(November
28, 1938)
Letter
to Margarete Ruthe
(November
29, 1938)
A
Conversation with William R. Mathews
(Published
December 13, 1938)
On
the Murder of Rudolf Klement
(December
1, 1938)
Open
Letter to Senator Allen
(December
2, 1938)
Victor
Serge and the Fourth International
(December
2, 1938)
Problems
of the Mexican Section
(December
5, 1938)
Letter
to James P. Cannon
(December
5, 1938)
Letter
to Gerard Rosenthal
(December 8, 1938)
A
Revolutionary Name for a Revolutionary Youth Group
(December
10, 1938)
For
a Systematic Political Campaign
(December
12, 1938)
Investigate
the U.S. Fascists
(December
12, 1938)
The
French Question
(December
13, 1938)
The
Decisive Hour in France
(December 14, 1938)
Petty-Bourgeois
Democrats and Moralizers (Fragments, [December] 1938 and 1939)
A
Political Dialogue
(December
20, 1938)
Letter
to Marceau Pivert
(December 22, 1938)
The
Jewish Problem
(December 22, 1938)
Letter
to Charles Curtiss
(December
24, 1938)
Answers
to the Lies of the New
York Daily News
(December 28, 1938)
Lenin
on Imperialism
(or:
Lenin and Imperialist War, December 30, 1938)
To
the Pillory!
(December
31, 1938)
One
More Lesson on the Lima Conference
(December
31, 1938)