The discovery of this library put an end to nonsense about Stalin’s ‘mediocrity’ and shed light on the multifaceted talents of this intellectual and revolutionary giant.

The ‘Soviet core’ of the Russian Federation continues to surface as the imperialists chip away at the paint.

Stalin’s library shows that his geopolitical outlook was global. As a Bolshevik internationalist he paid attention to revolutionary struggles all over the world.

How did our movement come to be in such a fractured and demoralised state when it was once so strong and unified?

The Soviet Union’s colossal contribution to the second world war cannot be overstated – it is up to us, communists, to protect this legacy.

Many, if not all, Trotskyite organisations are directly sponsored and promoted by the imperialist ruling class.

Seventy-two years ago a great leader of the proletariat died, but his legacy is now emerging stronger than ever.

Sixty years of dedicated service to the anti-imperialist movement by an outstanding revolutionary have left a lasting legacy for the British working class.

Our party’s founding chair has died, but his work lives on in a new generation of revolutionaries, both in Britain and around the world.

Despite these shocking facts having been exposed 30 years ago, and involving every European Nato government, they remain largely unknown outside of Italy.

‘Much of Stalin’s youthful political style derived from that of his master and political exemplar, Lenin.’

The fake left would have us despair at victories that advance the cause of the working class.

Marx and Engels bequeathed essential values for every generation of revolutionaries: humility, service, dedication, discipline, sacrifice.

Those who are in the business of fighting for the victory of socialism are duty-bound to make a study of the real Stalin, a giant in the history of our movement.

What were the world ramifications of Khrushchev’s ‘secret speech’ and the resulting Sino-Soviet split following the death of Josef Stalin?

What is the truth about the commonly rehashed legends of the ‘gulag archipelago’ and of systematic antisemitism during the time of Stalin’s leadership?

Why did Russia’s hosting of an international youth festival provoke such a hysterical reaction from British media?

Domenico Losurdo is one of the small minority of historians and thinkers who have the courage and candour to swim against the tide.

What lessons can the Greek revolutionary experience teach those of us struggling against imperialism and for socialism today?