Irving Howe

May 1939:

Jingo Note Loudest at Y.C.L. Meeting

May 1939:

Y.C.L.ers Whoop It Up for Country ... and War

August 1939:

Appreciates Morgan Column on YPSL Camp (letter)

July 1940:

Stalinists Continue to Run the AYC

February 1941:

YPSL Speaker Blasts AYC Line

June 1941:

Civil War in Austria (book review)

October 1941:

American Labor Has a Vital Stake in Minnesota Trial of 28

October 1941:

The Frauds of Louis Fischer (extended book review)

October 1941:

The Free World of Bankrupts

November 1941:

A Minnesota Witch Hunt

December 1941:

Duranty – The Creature Is at His Dirty Work Again

December 1941:

Liberals State Their Program of Bankruptcy

December 1941:

Minneapolis – As “Sedition” Trial Draws to a Close

January 1942:

What Are the Coughlinites Doing Now?

January 1942:

What the Truman Report Revealed And What Should Be Done About It

January 1942:

Who Are the Real Enemies of Production?

February 1942:

Daily Worker Covers Up Poll-Tax Politicians on Missouri Lynching

February 1942:

Democracy Wins the Battle of Sikeston, Missouri

February 1942:

The Dilemma of Partisan Review

February 1942:

Dos Passos’ Crumbling Ground (book review)

March 1942:

Labor Action Replies to St. Louis Paper’s Slander

March 1942:

Stefan Zweig – His Suicide Marks the End of an Era

April 1942:

Labor Action Replies to Christian Science Monitor

April 1942:

A New Bourgeois Critic (book review)

April 1942:

The Saturday Evening Post Slanders the Jewish People

May 1942:

Labor Action Answers California Eagle Attack

May 1942:

Poison Gas – The Imperialist War Adds a Refinement

May 1942:

Stalinists Defend War Profiteers!

May 1942:

Their Profits Born in Blood

June 1942:

Jim Crow – Who Will Win the New Orleans Race?

June 1942:

A Letter of Protest (letter, with Henry Judd)

Contributor Replies to Protest Letter, from Susan Green

June 1942:

The Second Front Issue in England

June 1942:

Split Crisis Grows Sharper in the CIO

June 1942:

Steinbeck Goes to Norway (book review)

June 1942:

Wallace and Hoover on the War Economy

July 1942:

A Note on James T. Farrell (as R. Fangston)

September 1942:

Diplomacy – Fascist Franco Gets A Gift from FDR (as R. Fahan)

September 1942:

Silone on Marxism and Christianity (as R. Fahan) (extended book review)

December 1942:

The Nazi System (as R. Fahan) (book review)

December 1942:

The Socialist Ideal in the World Crisis (as R. Fahan)

January 1943:

India – Reports Show New Crisis Is Brewing (as R. Fahan)

January 1943:

Ruml Plan – Its Purpose Is to Aid the Rich (as R. Fahan)

January 1943:

World Politics and North Africa (as R. Fahan)

February 1943:

Koestler – A Pathetic ‘Knight’ Who Lost His Armor (as R. Fahan)

February 1943:

Russia – How Judge Stalin’s Role in This War? (as R. Fahan)

February 1943:

State Department Ignores Anti-Semitism and Concentration Camps in North Africa (as R. Fahan)

February 1943:

Youth – Capitalist Society Offers Them What? (as R. Fahan)

March 1943:

“Globaloney” – Vital Issues Lie Behind Luce ‘Humor’ (as R. Fahan)

March 1943:

Large Army? Many Motivations Behind the Program (as R. Fahan)

March 1943:

A New Literary Critic (book review, as R.F.)

March 1943:

Stalinism – The Murder Machine Adds Two Victims (as R. Fahan)

April 1943:

The Arabs – Atlantic Charter Voided for Them (as R. Fahan)

April 1943:

Giraud – Allied Whitewash Is Strictly Ersatz (as R. Fahan)

April 1943:

The Struggle for Air Supremacy (as R.F.)

May 1943:

Hollywood Face-Lifters Make a Lend-lease Offering to Stalin (as R. Fahan)

August 1943:

Negro Life à la Hollywood (as R. Fahan)

August 1943:

Well, Here It Is — (book review, as R. Fahan)

September 1943:

The Fight for National Independence of Italy Still Has To Be Won (as R. Fahan)

September 1943:

What Is the Real Purpose of Stalin’s “Free Germany” Committee? (as R. Fahan)

October 1943:

How Shall Ex-Servicemen Organize? (as R. Fahan)

October 1943:

What Is Happening to the AMG? (as R. Fahan)

December 1943:

“Brothers Under the Skin” (as R.F., extended book review)

Dec. 1943/Feb. 1944:

Machiavelli and Modern Thought (as R. Fahan, extended book review)

August 1944:

A Work of Major Significance (as R.F., book review)

11 February 1946:

Big 3 Preside at “Peacemakers” Brawl

March 1946:

On Comrade Johnson’s American Resolution – Or Soviets in the Sky

4 March 1946:

World Politics (column)

18 March 1946:

Thieves Fall Out Over War Spoils!

18 March 1946:

World Politics (column)

25 March 1946:

World Politics (column)

1 April 1946:

World Politics (column)

8 April 1946:

World Politics (column)

15 April 1946:

Albert Maltz Confesses to His “Crimes”

29 April 1946:

Why the World Socialist Perspective Remains Valid for Our Time

6 May 1946:

Regular 8-Pager in Six Weeks!

6 May 1946:

World Politics (column)

13 May 1946:

World Politics – On the French Referendum (column)

20 May 1946:

Communist Parties Not Working Class

20 May 1946:

World Politics (column)

27 May 1946:

World Politics – SWP Finally Ends Its Silence on Appeal to Nuremberg Court (column)

3 June 1946:

What Is the Historical Perspective of Bureaucratic Collectivism? (exchange with Dixon Adams)

3 June 1946:

World Politics – Important Election Series Taking Place in Europe (column)

10 June 1946:

Fight Strikebreakers with a Labor Party!

17 June 1946:

World Politics – The Paris Peace Congress (column)

24 June 1946:

World Politics – Reappearance of Le Grand Charlie (column)

1 July 1946:

World Politics – Odds and Ends (column)

8 July 1946:

World Politics – New Purges in Russia (column)

15 July 1946:

Stalinism Stands Exposed as an Inciter of Anti-Semitism in Europe and the Near East

15 July 1946:

World Politics – Imperialism – New Style (column)

22 July 1946:

World Politics – The Death of Mikhailovitch (column)

August 1946:

The Fate of Writing in America (book review)

August 1946:

Human Nature – The Marxian View (book review)

5 August 1946:

Terror – The Barbaric Master of Europe

5 August 1946:

World Politics – Terrorism in Palestine

12 August 1946:

Ten Years of the CIO

12 August 1946:

World Politics – Stalinism and Europe’s Boundaries (column)

19 August 1946:

How Could One Man Have Done All This?

19 August 1946:

World Politics – The Little Boat with the Four Elephants (column)

26 August 1946:

The Veterans Enter Politics in Tennessee

26 August 1946:

World Politics – The Jews of Europe (column)

September 1946:

Reviewing The New Course

September 1946:

The Promise of American Production (series)

2 September 1946:

Books You Should Know ... – Bread and Wine (book review)

16 September 1946:

Hollywood Terror Films Mirror of Social Decay

16 September 1946:

World Politics – Stalinist Terror in the Balkans (column)

23 September 1946:

World Politics – Socialist-Stalinist Unity in Europe (column)

30 September 1946:

World Politics (column)

October 1946:

The Significance of Koestler

October 1946:

The Withering Away of the State (book review)

7 October 1946:

Atomic Scientists Find Their Conscience

14 October 1946:

A GPU Music Critic Censors Shostakovich

14 October 1946:

Why Schacht and Von Papen Were Freed at Nuremberg

November 1946:

Social-Democracy versus Communism (book review)

4 November 1946:

De Gaulle Makes a New Bid for Power

4 November 1946:

World Politics – Stalinists Lose in Germany

11 November 1946:

Books You Should Know ... Studs Lonigan (book review)

18 November 1946:

The Relationship of Bolshevism to Stalinism

18 November 1946:

World Politics – The National Question in Austria

25 November 1946:

A Profile of a Political Demagogue

25 November 1946:

World Politics – The New Status of Indonesia

2 December 1946:

Books You Should Know ... Karl Marx (book review)

9 December 1946:

Genocide or Socialism

9 December 1946:

World Politics – Will They Be Left to Die?

16 December 1946:

Austria Disintegrates Under Occupation

23 December 1946:

A Sordid Record of Corrupt Municipal Politics

30 December 1946:

If Senator Bilbo Goes – Does the Bilbo System Remain?

30 December 1946:

New Peace Treaties Mangle the Face of Europe

6 January 1947:

Blum and Thorez Support Suppression of Indo-China

13 January 1947:

The New Leader Doesn’t Tell the Truth About Blum and Indo-China Freedom

20 January 1947:

World Politics – Poland – The Agony of a Nation (column)

27 January 1947:

Are You for Democracy in Indo-China, Liston Oak? (letter)

27 January 1947:

World Politics – Paris, Saigon, New York (column)

February 1947:

On Historical Methodology

3 February 1947:

World Politics – A Letter from a Reader on Poland – A Reply (column)

10 February 1947:

Religion – A Former Marxist Runs to Supernatural Cover

17 February 1947:

World Politics – The Elections in Poland (column)

3 March 1947:

World Politics – Britain – An Epoch Ends (column)

10 March 1947:

Harold Laski in Stalin’s Service

17 March 1947:

Budenz Reveals GPU Plotted Trotsky Murder in New York!

24 March 1947:

A Climax in U.S. Foreign Policy

31 March 1947:

World Politics – Will Russia Quit the Balkans? (column)

April 1947:

How Partisan Review Goes to War

7 April 1947:

A Party with a Free and Alert Internal Life

14 April 1947:

Russia – An Engrossing Novel Describes Its Terror (book review)

14 April 1947:

World Politics – Stalinism and the Vatican (column)

21 April 1947:

A New Theoretician for American Imperialism (book review)

23 April 1947:

Gruner Execution Intensifies Palestine War

5 May 1947:

A Self-Portrait in a Stalinist Writer’s Novel (book review)

5 May 1947:

World Politics – Where Is Wallace Going? (column)

19 May 1947:

Famine Spreads, Starvation Diet Dooms Millions!

26 May 1947:

The Political Situation in Germany – The National Question

26 May 1947:

World Politics – Struggle in Java Continues (column)

2 June 1947:

Thomas Mann Punishes Hitler; Avoids Germany on His Tour

9 June 1947:

Stalinists Take Over in Hungarian Coup

16 June 1947:

Seizure of Hungary is Russia’s Reply to the Truman Doctrine

23 June 1947:

Marshall Plan for the Imperialist Domination of Europe Underlines the Need for Socialism

July 1947:

On the Significance of Koestler – A Reply

August 1947:

From Two Old Masters (book review)

September 1947:

The Concentrationary Universe (book review)

October 1947:

Intellectuals’ Flight From Politics

December 1947:

Why Stalin Needs Slaves

January 1948:

Bernard Shaw’s Anti-Capitalism

January 1948:

Books You Should Know ... (book review)

February 1948:

How Stalin “Saved” the Polish Jews ...

February 1948:

Stalin Purges Musicians

February 1948:

What Makes Henry Run? (as R. Fahan)

March 1948:

Masaryk – His Suicide Marks the End of a Road

March 1948:

Observations on the Events in Czechoslovakia

Spring 1948:

Notes on Mass Culture

April 1948:

Slave Laborer’s Story (book review)

April 1948:

Who Is Ike, What Is He?

July 1948:

The Yugoslav Episode

October 1948:

The South and Current Literature

November 1948:

The Election and the Prospects for a Labor Party

March 1949:

Future for American Socialism? (as R. Fahan)

March 1949:

Hawthorne and American Fiction

March 1949:

Should Stalinists Be Permitted to Teach? (as R. Fahan)

March 1949:

Sidney Hook – His New Friends in the Vatican? (as R. Fahan)

April 1949:

Second Thought (letter) (as R. Fahan)

April 1949:

Stalinist “Peace” Conference Flops (as R. Fahan)

August 1949:

Portrait of a Socialist Rebel (as R. Fahan) (book review)

October 1949:

Dostoyevsky as Journalist

October 1949:

John Dewey at 90 (as R.F.)

October 1949:

Newest Biography of Stalin Gives a Balanced Portrait (as R. Fahan) (book review)

December 1949:

Intellectual Freedom and Stalinists

January 1950:

Dangerous Radicals (as R. Fahan) (book review)

2 January 1950:

Memo to Walter Reuther (as R. Fahan)

March 1950:

The Politics of Incineration (as R. Fahan)

10 April 1950:

The SWP Fumes and Froths (as R. Fahan)

17 April 1950:

Children Cleared of Slanderous Charge (letter, as R. Fahan)

24 April 1950:

Whitewash (letter)

26 June 1950:

On the British Labor Party’:s Motivations (letter, as R. Fahan)

September 1950:

The German Soldier (as R. Fahan) (book review)

September 1950:

Issues in Dispute (as R. Fahan) (letter)

November 1950:

1984 – Utopia Reversed

December 1950:

The Novel In Mid-Century

January 1951:

Serge’s Novel (book review)

February 1951:

The Nature of Jewish Laughter

May 1952:

An Answer to Critics of American Socialism (extended book review)

September 1954:

Thirteen Who Mutinied – Faulkner’s First World War

October 1954:

Genteel Realist

January 1955:

War-Lost Souls

July 1962:

The Achievement of Edith Wharton

May 1963:

Soviet Critics and American Fiction

March 1966:

Isaac Bashevis Singer

April 1970:

Zola: The Genius of Germinal

May 1970:

New Course for the New Left

May 1973:

Death of a Bookstore

August 1974:

Literature of the Latecomers &ndash: A View of the Twenties