Nicola Krassó replies to Tamara Deutscher (see NLR 50)
Tamara Deutscher’s letter concerning my reply to Ernest Mandel (NLR 48) contains both what she calls ‘more serious criticisms’ and also comments on some ‘pardonable simplifications’.
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I/51•Sept/Oct 1968
NLR I/51, September–October 1968
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Nicolas Krasso, ‘Reply to Tamara Deutscher’, NLR I/51, September–October 1968
DOI: doi.org/10.64590/5hn