Hooray, Hooray, the First of May
Editor’s Note: Ken Masugi, a veteran of this site, will be guest blogging here for the month of May.
As Friedrich Hayek dedicated The Road to Serfdom (1944) to “the socialists of all parties,” we might use May …
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by Ken Masugi
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Filed Under: Abraham Lincoln, Civil War, communism, Friedrich Hayek, Gangs of New York, Karl Marx, radicalism, socialism, workers
Editor’s Note: Ken Masugi, a veteran of this site, will be guest blogging here for the month of May.
As Friedrich Hayek dedicated The Road to Serfdom (1944) to “the socialists of all parties,” we might use May …
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by Theodore Dalrymple
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Filed Under: communism, Kim Jong Il Looking at Things, Kim Jong-IL, Marco Bohr, North Korea, Totalitarianism
No tourist, I think, ever said ‘If it’s Tuesday, this must be North Korea;’ for whatever else might be said about that country, it is certainly distinctive. Whoever has been there, as I have, is unlikely ever to forget it; …
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by David Conway
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Filed Under: communism, Lenin's remains, Tsar Nicholas II, Vladimir Putin
Both the London Times and the Washington Post carried at the week-end (Jan. 12 & 13) reports that Lenin’s embalmed corpse might later this year finally be buried, after having lain on public display in a mausoleum in Moscow’s Red …
Book Review
by Paul Hollander
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Filed Under: Bolshevism, communism, Lenin, Robert Service, Soviet Union, Trotsky

This lively and readable volume by the distinguished British historian, Robert Service raises the thought-provoking question: what are the proper topics or subject matter for historians to address and investigate? How much detail adds up to the whole, or to …