The history of the UK is deeply enmeshed with Socialism and ant-fascism. Many British people are proud of this past, despite the fact that the
Tag: Poland
How Stanislav Lem Became a Communist
Poland was never part of the USSR, but it was part of the Communist Bloc from 1939-1941, and again from 1944-1990 (until the Trotskyite Solidarity
Ukrainian 14th Waffen Grenadier Division SS (1st Galician) – Atrocities, Cowardice and Relocation to Scotland
‘…Kiev had a peculiar mentality. Only some twenty years before it had been occupied in quick succession by the Germans and Austrian armies, who had put up a puppet ruler, Hetman Skoropadsky, at the head of the Ukrainian “state”, by Ukrainian nationalists under Petlura, by Reds, Whites and Reds again and, for a short time, in 1920, even by Pilsudski’s Poles. Older people may have remembered that the German-Austrian occupation of 1918 had not been as terrible as all that.’
The Polish Neo-Nazi ‘Myth’ of the ‘Battle of Warsaw’ (1920)
The Eastern half of what is now Poland used to belong to Czarist Russia until November 1918, when Lenin consequently freed this area by abolishing
Alexander Werth: As Remembered in the Soviet Archives
(Translated by Adrian Chan-Wyles) Alexander Werth (Александр Верт – Aleksandr Vert) [1901-1969] Werth, Alexander (February 4, 1901, St. Petersburg – March 5, 1969, Paris) –
Remembering the Sacrifice of the Soviet Red Army on Holocaust Remembrance Day (26.1.2018)
Six millions Jews, and five million disabled, homosexuals, Communists, anti-Nazis and the racially inferior were murdered during the Holocaust by the Nazi Germans. Casualties of dead and wounded (both military and civilian) throughout the Soviet Union amounted to around forty million men, women and children.
SANGHA KOMMUNE (SSR) 