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Reply to Tamara Deutscher

“Nicola Krassó replies to Tamara Deutscher (see NLR 50)” read more

Reply to Ernest Mandel

“Ernest Mandel’s reply to my critique of Trotsky’s Marxism requires some comment. It may be most rewarding to consider the three fundamental questions he raises, and focus discussion on these. Most of the local issues at dispute will be resolved in so doing. The whole aim of my . . .” read more

Trotsky’s Marxism

“For many years, Trotsky was an impossible subject for a Marxist. The struggle in the Bolshevik Party in the twenties produced such a violent polarization of his image within the international working-class movement that all rational discussion of his person and works ceased. The anathema pronounced by Stalin . . .” read more

Attila Jozsef

“Readers will remember that in nlr 24 we published translations of two poems by the Hungarian poet Attila József, and provided there a short account of his life. We now present another poem, ‘Consciousness’. It was first published in 1934, one year after József was expelled from . . .” read more

Revolutionary Romanticism

“Memoirs of a Revolutionary 1901–1941: Victor Serge. Translated and edited by Peter Sedgwick. Oxford University Press. 42s., 401 pp.” read more