communism

Explains what Eurocommunism is, traces its history, and presents an overview of its existence in Italy, France, and Spain where its doctrines have grown in strength in recent years.

Helen Foster Snow tells of her marriage to brilliant American correspondent Edgar Snow, their home in Peking, and her life in China at a time of civil dissension as the Communists rose to power.

Surveys the history of communism, examines the emergence and implications of Eurocommunism, and considers the impact of communism on Third World politics.

Presents the 1848 treatise on the economic, political, and social conditions of the working class, which served as the platform of the Communist League; and includes an essay on the manifesto from the perspective of 150 years of history.

Examines the Communist Revolution in China and the social and economic changes under the leadership of Mao.

Photographs and text describe the events of the years that journalist Edgar Snow spent in China ranging from the late 1920's to the Communist Revolution in 1949.

Describes the U.S.'s political and military attempts to prevent the spread of Communism throughout the world in the latter half of the twentieth century, discussing Germany, Korea, Egypt, Cuba, Vietnam, Angola, and Nicaragua.

Recounts the life of the nineteenth-century German philosopher and interprets his ideas which played a revolutionary role in the development of Communism.

Contains a history of Vladimir Lenin and his role in the Russian Revolution of 1917 through a series of comics and political cartoons.

Chronicles the history of the Berlin Wall.