Workers Monthly V5#6 April 1926 Communist Party Magazine Marcus Garvey UNIA Rare

Description: Combined shipping on multiple purchases. Offered is the April 1926 (Vol. V No. 6) issue of "The Workers Monthly: A Communist Magazine - Official Organ, The Workers Communist Party" edited by Max Bedacht and published by The Daily Worker Society out of Chicago, Illinois. A magazine measuring 7-3/4" by 10-5/8" and containing 52 pages including front and rear covers (a complete issue). With splendid front cover artwork by Joseph Vavak, three interior illustrations (comic drawing "The World Court"; comic drawing "There you are! He's yours again for five years!"; and drawing "From the Leaflet Issued in Connection with the Young Workers' Conference of East Ohio"), and advertisements to the rear pages, the articles in this issue are: "New Phenomena in the International Labor Movement" by John Pepper; "Forces and Currents in the Present Political Situation" by Jay Lovestone ("taken from the 'Hammer,' the new Jewish theoretical organ of the Workers Communist Party"); "Lenin and the American Labor Movement" by J. Fendel; "The Capitalist Offensive Against the Foreign-Born Workers" by J. Louis Engdahl; "The Youth Conference in East Ohio" (with illustration); "Our Party's Press and Literature" by V. I. Lenin; "Death or a Program!" by Robert Minor (on the Universal Negro Improvement Association founded by Marcus Garvey); "What Is Workers' Education?" by Bertram D. Wolfe (from a speech at the Third Annual Conference of Teachers in Workers' Education); "Work of the Organization Conference of the Workers (Communist) Party" by Martin Abern; book reviews. Condition: a complete issue; chip to two inside page corners (to blank margins only); covers detached but present; in light to moderately worn and soiled covers showing light cover crease, short closed tears along outer fold.

Price: 125 USD

Location: Las Vegas, Nevada

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