Re: [Marxism] Information Request -- US 'International Review' Magazine

["Johannes Schneider" <Johannes.Schneider@xxxxxxx>]

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> Datum: Wed, 11 Feb 2009 12:16:06 -0000
> Von: "Paul Flewers" <rfls12802@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> An: Johannes.Schneider@xxxxxxx
> Betreff: [Marxism] Information Request -- US \'International Review\' Magazine

> I have recently come across a couple of issues of International Review, a
> magazine published in New York during the 1930s, and I am trying to
> ascertain who published it, and what its politics were.
> 
> >From the material I have read in the issues, it considered itself Marxist
> but with a very strong anti-Leninist standpoint, so it was equally
> critical
> of the CPUSA and Moscow's politics, on the one hand, and Trotskyism, on
> the
> other. It published material by Martov and by Ida Mett, that is, material
> formally to the left and right of Trotskyism. The editor seems to be
> someone
> called Integer. There is no indication of any party affiliation.
> 
> Can any comrades on this list provide any information?
> 

Dont know whether it helps, but Integer is the Pseudonym for Herman Jerson, the 
translator of the Martov articles which were published by International Review.

see:
http://content.cdlib.org/view?docId=kt5b69q5cw&chunk.id=c01-1.2.6.7&brand=oac

Albert Goldman calls the International Review group "semi-syndicalist, 
semi-anarchist, semi-socialist":

see:
http://www.marxists.org/history/etol/writers/goldman/1938/12/martov.htm

 
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