Un double exil : histoires d’indésirables italiens en Argentine au cours des années 1930 by Federico Del Giudice

“…Uriburu and his successor, Agustín Pedro Justo, engaged in a relentless repression of the trade union and communist movement. Foreign activists became the target of arrests and deportations. …”
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Re-emerging memories: humanitarianism and sovereignty in the Târgu Jiu Camp by Dana Dolghin

“…The camp was an important Holocaust site and an equally relevant space for the early communist movement. Contrary to similar sites where competing interpretations of these histories are at play, this camp has been largely absent from debates on public memory of past political violence nationally. …”
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La masacre de Tlatelolco y los gobiernos de los Estados Unidos de América y de Gran Bretaña by Lukáš Perutka, Luz Araceli González Uresti

“…Similarly, there was a vague connection to the international communist movement, and no countries from the communist camp were directly involved. …”
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Litteratur för integration av arbetarbarn by Jimmy Vulovic

“…This ideology is revealed when the stories and poems are related to both the Marxist ideological basis with which Social Democracy was reconsidered in the late 1800’s, and to the communist movement in Sweden that followed in the tracks of the 1917 Russian revolution and the 1919 Third International (Comintern). …”
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The left approach to social diversity: How the Communist Party interacted with Kerala’s social landscape? by Shahul Hameed Mattumannil

“…It tracks the evolution of the communist movement in Kerala in establishing and broadening its social base. …”
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World Policy Problems in Documents of I Congress of the Communist Internationale by E. N. Yemelyanova

“…Great attention is paid to the work of the I Congress of the Communist Internationale, which laid the foundations of the policies of the international Communist movement. The differences in tactical questions of the Communist Western social democracy, and the differences between “right-wing” and “left-wing” of the Comintern are analyzed. …”
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À l’origine du roman graphique 40 hommes et 12 fusils. 1re&#8239partie&#8239: des livres et des hommes by Marcelino Trương

“…Truong brings to light a little-known aspect of this conflict by revealing the extent of the political and military assistance provided by Maoist China to the Vietnamese communist movement.The author also highlights the totalitarian nature of Vietnamese war communism, a draconian regime run by a State forged by war, which will maintain its grip on the population long after having achieved a hard-earned victory. …”
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China on the eve of the 20th congress of the CPC by Merkulov K.K.

“…In this light the article dwells on some results of development of the communist movement in China and in the world, the modern socio-dynamics and the prospects of China’s further progress in the 21st century. …”
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Nazionalità e lotta di classe. La Nuova Sinistra e i nazionalismi periferici by Laureatosi in storia presso l’Università della Calabria con una tesi sui rapporti tra socialismo e nazionalismo nell’Irlanda di inizio Novecento, Paolo Perri è attualmente dottorando in Scienze storiche in età contemporanea presso l’Università degli Studi di Siena.

“…Immediately after being set aside by the official Communist movement, this issue remerged periodically in the debates of the revolutionary left. …”
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À l’origine du roman graphique 40 hommes et 12 fusils. 2ᵉ&#8239partie&#8239: musées, monuments, lieux de mémoire et travail de documentation sur la toile by Marcelino Trương

“…Truong brings to light a little-known aspect of this conflict by revealing the extent of the political and military assistance provided by Maoist China to the Vietnamese communist movement.The author also highlights the totalitarian nature of Vietnamese war communism, a draconian regime run by a State forged by war, which will maintain its grip on the population long after having achieved a hard-earned victory. …”
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The Comintern and the Communist party of the USA: politics and relations (August 1939 – June 1941) by Ihor Rymar

“…The article analyses the Voorhis Act, its influence on the position of the Communist Party of the United States, and the problem of the existence of the Third International as an organization of the international communist movement on the eve of the German-Soviet war of 1941-1945.…”
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Investigation of arrested communists in the special police in occupied Belgrade (1941-1944) by Mirković Ena S.

“…Its main task was to fight against the communist movement, in which the IV Anti-Communist Department with its head of department Božidar Bećarević stood out. …”
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The theories and practices of sovereignty in Republican China, 1911–1943 by Zhu, YY

“…This thesis examines the ways in which sovereignty was wielded as a concept and acted out as a practice by Chinse political and diplomatic elites, as well as by the leaders of its Communist movement, during the Republican Era (1912–1949) within the context of the broader evolving heterarchical international legal and political order. …”

Chinese history in faces: the first female CCP member by Verchenko A.L.

“…Acquaintance to Marxism led her to the communist movement. She became the first female member of the Chinese Communist Party. …”
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Book “Masters of Deceit” by J. Edgar Hoover as an Ideological Basis of the Concept of “Red Scare” and Anti-Communism in the USA by Y. A. Levin, S. O. Buranok

“…It is emphasized that the publication “Masters of Deceit: the history of communism in America and how to deal with it” has become for its time an important ideological and political-philosophical basis in the formation of a powerful anti-communist movement in the United States against the backdrop of the Cold War. …”
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COMMUNIZATION AND DE-COMMUNIZATION OF TOPONYMS IN KAMYANETS’-PODIL’S’KY by Ihor Starenkyi, Yaryna Zaishliuk

“…Within the first 20 years of Soviet rule, most microtoponyms that did not fit into the ideological system of the Communist Party were renamed – appeared the names of party and military leaders of the USSR, the ideologists of the communist movement. During the next 30 years, some of those objects were renamed again due to the unprecedented scale repressive movement and different kinds of executions of Soviet leaders. …”
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Polemics in the press about Blagoje Nešković by Mirković Ena S.

“…Blagoje Nešković was a prominent figure of the Communist movement, and his party career began as an upward path when he was elected secretary of the Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia for Serbia during the Second World War. …”
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Soviet-Cuban relations after the Caribbean crisis, the collapse of détente and lessons for the future by B. F. Martynov

“…By analyzing Cuba’s internationalist activity in Africa, the author has been able to draw some conclusions about its implications for the international communist movement and its influence on the balance of power in the world before perestroika policy began in the Soviet Union. …”
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Odnos Blagoja Neškovića prema nacionalnom pitanju 1944-1952. by Ena Mirković

“…This paper analyses the political views on the national question of Blagoje Nešković, prominent personality of Serbian Communist movement until 1952. During World War II he was elected to the post of secretary of the Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia for Serbia, after the liberation he was the secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Serbia and the Serbian prime minister until 1948. …”
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Emergency in Malaya and Reaction of The United States, 1948-1960 by Ismail, Noorilham, Zakariah, Muhamad Hasrul

“…From the US’ perspective, the emergency in Malaya was a problem that resulted from the communist movement. The core objective of this paper is to explore the United States’ reaction and the reasons for this reaction. …”
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