• PUERTO RICO

RACISM Other ref:Immigration, Black Workers

• Rocking against racism: 3/13 Graphic
• RAR: 4/12 Graphic
• Class, race and worker(R)/ Geschwender: 4/16 Graphic
• Tales of a black militant(R): 80.09/33 Graphic
• Collar the lot!(R)/ Gillman: 80.09/34 Graphic
• Brixton riots and Bristol: 81.05/7 Graphic
• From riot to revolution: 81.05/11 Graphic
• The new racism(R)/ Barker: 82.03/25 Graphic
• Ain't I a woman?(R)/ Hooks: 50/31 Graphic
• Tory attacks on blacks: 52/12 Graphic
• PNL Harrington campaign: 66/23 Graphic
• Staying power(R)/ Fryer: 68/25 Graphic
• White man's country(R): 69/32 Graphic
• Black sections(N): 78/5 Graphic
• Black struggles in Britain(N): 80/5 Graphic
• Honeyford(N): 80/6 Graphic
• Riots(N): 81/3
• Increasing racism(N): 81/4
• Fighting racism: 82/10 Graphic
• Roots of racism: 82/12 Graphic
• Positive discrimination: 83/16 Graphic
• Awareness courses: 84/26 Graphic
• Letters(Positive discrimination): 85/34 Graphic
• Letters: 85/34 Graphic
• Louis Farrakhan: 86/12 Graphic
• Black breakthrough in local government?: 89/9 Graphic
• Beating time(R)/ Widgery: 89/30 Graphic
• Black responses to racism(R): 89/32 Graphic
• Powell: 93/13 Graphic
• Anti semitism: 95/14 Graphic
• The European tribe(R)/ Phillips: 97/32 Graphic
• Letters(Anti semitism): 97/35 Graphic
• Debate on anti semitism: 98/26 Graphic
• Racism, resistance and revolution(R): 100/27 Graphic
• Fighting racism(R): 100/29 Graphic
• Black workers in Britain(R)/ Ramdin: 102/29
• Black docker(R)/ Ousmane: 104/33
• The Black Jacobins(R)/ CLR James: 109/25
• Manchester council report(N): 110/6
• Colonial slavery(R)/ Blackburn: 110/29
• Mother Country(R)/ Pilkington: 115/30
• Black people in the British empire(R)/ Fryer: 116/32
• The old racist game: 117/13
• Race and adoption(N): 123/4
• Topdown tragedy: 128/26
• enslaved black women in Barbados(R)/ Beckles: 133/32
• No separate struggle/ Pat Stack,et al: 137/23
• Beneath the surface/ Mark O'Brien: 137/25
• The hidden tradition/ Mike Simons: 138/22
• Communities of resistance(R: A. Sivanandan/ Verso, £10.95)/ Andy Marke: 140/31
• Black British, White British: A history of race relations(R: Dilip Hiro/ Grafton, £20)/ Talat Ahmed: 142/31 [Order]
• A question of race?/ Pat Stack: 143/15
• Nights to remember/ Duncan Blackie: 144/20
• The horror that can be halted/ Hazel Croft: 147/12
• Where race meets class/ Kevin Ovenden: 147/17
• I'm not a racist but.../ Pat Stack: 148/36
• Thinking it through - Trumping the race card/ Chris Harman: 149/7
• Knowing your enemy(L)/ Milan Ghosh: 149/34
• Race versus Class(L)/ Brian A Horton: 149/34
• The forgotten trade(R: Nigel Tattersfield/ Jonathan Cape, £20.00)/ Lee Humber: 152/29
• In my father's house - Africa in the philosophy of culture(R: Kwame Anthony Appiah/ Methuan, £20.00)/ Ken Olende: 156/31 [Order]
• Double standards/ Pat Stack: 157/36
• Blaming the victims(N): 159/3
• It's a class thing/ Margot Hill: 162/13
• Sacred Hunger(R: Barry Unsworth/ Penguin, £6.99)/ Alan Gibson: 163/29 [Order]
• Aspects of British Black history(R: Peter Fryer/ Index Books, £3.50)/ Wendy Johnson: 165/29 [Order]
• An uneasy calm(N): 167/3
• Race and Class(R: Alex Callinicos/ Bookmarks, £2.40)/ Dean Ryan: 167/28 [Order]
• The political economy of racism: a history(R: Melvin Leiman/ Pluto, £14.95)/ Dean Ryan: 167/28
• Rotten borough/ Chris Nineham: 168/12 Text
• An empire built on blood/ Yunus Bakhsh: 169/21 Text
• All white with Labour/ Bob Carter: 170/22 Text
• Inside Babylon(R: Winston James,Clive Harris(eds)/ Verso, £12.95)/ Brian Richardson: 171/32 Text [Order]
• Black, White or mixed race(R: Barbara Tizard,Ann Phoenix/ Routledge, £11.99)/ Yuri Prasad: 172/32 Text [Order]
• Racism: an issue for us all, interview with Avtar Jouhl/ Gareth Jenkins,Kevin Ovenden: 173/10 Text
• Cop killer(R: Don Gorgon/ X Press Books, £4.99)/ Brian Richardson: 177/28 Text
• Community cares/ Martin Smith: 179/24 Text
• Back door bigots/ Pat Stack: 181/36 Text
• Police and racism, prime suspects(N)/ Dean Ryan: 189/6 Text
• Black England(R: Gretchen Gerzina/ John Murray, £19.99)/ Julie Waterson: 193/29 Text [Order]
• African exodus(R: Chris Stringer,Robin McKie/ Cape, £18.99)/ Gaverne Bennett: 197/29
• The meaning of race(R: Kenan Malik/ Macmillan, £12.99)/ Geoff Brown: 201/28 Text [Order]
• Fighting the Brand factor(N)/ Edinburgh Students: 203/4 Text
• Enoch Powell: a biography(R: Robert Shepherd/ Hutchinson, £25.00)/ Pat Stack: 206/31 Text
• Unequal before the law/ Pat Stack: 206/36 Text
• If the cap Fitz/ Pat Stack: 208/36 Text
• The making of New World slavery(R: Robin Blackburn/ Verso, £16.99)/ Weyman Bennett: 209/26 Text [Order]
• The searchers(F: John Ford)/ Margot Hill: 210/35
• Crowns of glory, tears of blood(R: Emilia Viatti da Costa/ OUP, £14.99)/ Dean Ryan: 215/29 Text
• Beyond the Powell, Enoch Powell obituary/ Paul Foot: 217/12 Text
• 'I would rather die upon yonder gallows than live in slavery'/ Weyman Bennett: 217/18 Text
• Amistad(F: Stephen Spielberg(dir))/ Katherine Dwyer: 217/19 Text
• The Powell principle(L)/ Ian Birchall: 218/31 Text
• Sentimental miseducation(L)/ Mark Brown: 218/32 Text
• Post Powell(L)/ Mark Dolan: 219/33 Text
• Dismissed on a technicality(L)/ Joe Hartney: 219/33 Text
• Stephen Lawrence, regrets are not enough(N)/ Claire Dissington, Judith Orr: 220/4 Text
• Racsim, incompetence, collusion or curruption?: 221/3 Text
• A groundswell of anger and dismay/ Paul Foot: 221/4 Text
• After the Windrush/ Gary McFarlane: 221/6 Text
• Stand up, stand firm and speak out/ Peter Morgan: 222/22 Text
• Powell encouraged immigration(L)/ Max Gillespie: 222/33 Text
• West Africans in Britain, 1900-1960(R: Hakim Adi/ Lawrence & Wishart, £13.99)/ Yuri Prasad: 223/30 Text [Order]
• Comrade Sak(R: Marc Wadsworth/ Peepal Tree Press, £9.99)/ Yuri Prasad: 225/29 Text [Order]
• Inquiring mind, interview with Nicholas Kent/ Yuri Prasad: 226/26 Text
• Power and prejudice/ Weyman Bennett, Beccy Reese: 229/16 Text
• Slaves in the family(R: Edward Ball/ Penguin, £7.99)/ Hazel Vigille: 235/31 Text [Order]
• The future - racism/ Weyman Bennett: 237/22 Text
• Between camps(R: Paul Gilroy/ Allen Lane, £22.50)/ Yuri Prasad: 244/32 Text [Order]
• Racism - poison and prejudice(N)/ Hassan Mahamdallie: 248/4 Text
• Hoarding anything?(L)/ Ian Goodyer: 248/35 Text
• Racism - Tory malice, Labour myths(N)/ Kevin Ovenden: 252/4 Text
• Interview with Paul Robeson Jnr - 'See me for what I am'/ Martin Smith, Claire Dissington: 252/22 Text
• The undiscovered Paul Robeson(R: Paul Robeson Jnr/ J Wiley, £22.95)/ Claire Dissington: 252/33 Text [Order]
• Let the people decide(L)/ Ken Fero: 254/34 Text
• Daily Record/ Mark Brown: 255/9 Text
• Racism - Black and White lies/ Hassan Mahamdallie: 259/18 Text
• Racism - The culture of discontent/ Mike González: 259/20 Text
• A New World Order(R: Caryl Phillips/ Secker & Warburg, £17.99)/ Hassan Mahamdallie: 259/32 Text [Order]
• Racism - stopping them on sight(N)/ Weyman Bennett: 262/4 Text
• Poetry - Mekin sense outta nansense/ Linton Kwesi Johnson, Yuri Prasad: 263/22 Text
• At what cost?(R: Rachel Morris, Luke Clements/ The Policy Press, £18.99)/ Susan Ram: 269/33 Text [Order]
• Letter from the US - The day of the locust/ Mike Davis: 279/16 Text
• London calling(R: Sukhdev Sandhu/ Harper Collins, £20.00)/ Hassan Mahamdallie: 279/28 Text [Order]
• Racsim - Hope amid the hostility/ Kevin Ovenden: 280/12 Text
• Total recall(L)/ Phil Gasper: 280/34 Text
• Benjamin Zephaniah - Rage of Empire/ Hassan Mahamdallie: 281/18 Text
• Stack on the back - The Silk worm that turned/ Pat Stack: 282/36 Text
• Style and society - Say it loud: Still black and proud/ Brian Richardson: 291/26 Text
• Immigration - Dealing with the race card/ Alban Pryce: 294/28 Text
• Editorial - Land and freedom(N): 295/5 Text
• Race (The reality of human differences)(R: Vincent Sarich, Frank Miele/ Westview, £19.99)/ John Parrington: 297/38 Text
• Coming together against racsim(L)/ Adam Kelwick: 299/18 Text
• Racism - A long way from home/ Richard Bradbury: 300/18 Text
• Racism - A boost for the bigots/ Hassan Mahamdallie: 301/12 Text

RAIL

• Modernisation(N): 9/4 Graphic
• Call for police?: 80.04/27 Graphic
• Underground organisation: 80.05/24 Graphic
• Rail fares(N): 80.09/5 Graphic
• Job losses: 81.05/23 Graphic
• Aslef conference: 81.07/32 Graphic
• Weighell's deal: 81.08/29 Graphic
• Buckton's tightrope: 82.02/10 Graphic
• Divisions between rail unions: 82.07/3 Graphic
• London underground: 77/26 Graphic
• NUR ballot failure(N): 79/5 Graphic
• Organising on the rail: 80/26 Graphic
• Signal failure/ Jack Robertson: 164/9
• Money grows on tracks(L)/ Paul Kay: 167/34
• Rail strike - time to make them pay(N): 178/3 Text
• The great train robbery/ Sabby Sagall: 196/10 Text
• Not the ticket(L)/ Darren Williams: 197/33
• Putting on the brakes(L)/ Rail Worker: 197/33
• Transport - Letting the train take the strain(N)/ Judith Orr: 204/5 Text
• Rail privatisation - the gravy train(N)/ Sabby Sagall: 206/4 Text
• Privatisation - The wrong signal(N)/ Lindsey German: 218/4 Text
• Rail privatisation - blood on the tracks/ Peter Morgan: 235/8 Text
• London election - down the tubes with private finance/ Peter Morgan: 236/9 Text
• Signals that were set at danger(1)(L)/ John Roberts: 236/33 Text
• Signals that were set at danger(2)(L)/ David King: 236/33 Text
• Transport - as if Paddington never happened(N)/ Sabby Sagall: 237/5 Text
• Beyond the fragments(L)/ K R Rasmussen: 237/34 Text
• Rail safety - Just in time means death on the line(N)/ Karen O'Toole: 246/4 Text
• The Walrus - Completely loco(N): 247/9 Text
• Tube - never a better time to stop(N)/ Martin Smith: 249/6 Text
• Four years hard Labour - their profits our loss/ Peter Morgan: 251/12 Text
• Tube strike - on the right track(N): 252/5 Text
• The crash that stopped Britain(R: Ian Jack/ Granta, £4.99)/ Jill Chanter: 253/31 Text [Order]
• Railtrack - Going, going, gone?(N)/ Gareth Jenkins: 254/4 Text
• Transport - Bottom of the league(N)/ Peter Morgan: 258/4 Text
• The Walrus - Going nowhere fast: 260/7 Text
• Rail crisis - Byers and sellers/ Judith Orr, Gareth Jenkins: 260/14 Text
• Rail strike - On guard for strikebreakers(N)/ Andrew Stone: 273/6 Text
• On the wrong line(R: Christian Wolmar/ Aurum Press, £10.99)/ Fiona Prior: 301/40 Text [Order]

RAPE Other ref:Sexual Politics

• Dear Clare... this is what women feel about Page 3(R: Claire Short/ Radius, £3.99)/ Hazel Croft: 143/33
• A natural history of rape(R: Randy Thornhill, Craig T Palmer/ MIT Press, £17.95)/ Julie Waterson: 240/29 Text
• More to Dawkins than meets the eye(L)/ Sean Hartnoll: 241/34 Text
• Bigotry dressed up as science(L)/ Terry Sullivan: 242/33 Text

REED, JOHN

• The writer: 81.06/32 Graphic
• Party member: 82.04/23 Graphic
• War in Eastern Europe: Travels through the Balkans in 1915(R: John Reed/ Phoenix, £9.99)/ Jackie Sprague: 177/29 Text [Order]
• Ten days that shook the world(R: John Reed/ Sutton Publishing, £19.99)/ Peter Morgan: 213/27 Text [Order]
• Shaking the world: John Reed's revolutionary journalism(R: John Newsinger(ed)/ Bookmarks, £11.95)/ Jack Robertson: 224/27 Text

REFORMISM Other ref:Labour Party, Europe

• Chris Mullin interview: 46/28 Graphic
• Socialism in Europe: 47/13 Graphic
• Socialist economic review 1982(R): 52/34 Graphic
• Parliamentary democracy(R)/ Hindess: 54/35 Graphic
• Socialist arguments(R)/ Coates, Johnson: 61/32 Graphic
• Reformism: 76/27 Graphic
• The fight for revolution/ Duncan Hallas: 176/12 Text
• The fight for revolution/ Duncan Hallas: 268/22 Text
• Democracy - Born unfree and unequal/ Paul Foot: 273/18 Text
• Thinking it through - Reformism without reforms/ Chris Harman: 277/17 Text
• Thinking it through - How to fight the system/ Chris Harman: 282/20 Text
• The Vote: How it was won and how it was undermined(R: Paul Foot/ Penguin Viking, £20.00)/ Ian Birchall: 294/21 Text [Order]
• Chris Harman - Chain reaction/ Chris Harman: 295/15 Text
• One of the greats(L)/ Sabby Sagall: 295/31 Text
• Chris Harman - Polls apart.../ Chris Harman: 296/22 Text

RELIGION Other ref:Zionism, Islam

• Sectarianism in Scotland: 81.05/28 Graphic
• Origins of Christianity: 81.11/17 Graphic
• Rome v Protestantism: 82.05/18 Graphic
• Islam and reaction: 64/24 Graphic
• Liberation theology: 69/22 Graphic
• Origins of Xmas: 82/27 Graphic
• The Jewish Question(R): 84/22 Graphic
• A history of the Jews(R)/ Halevi: 99/32 Graphic
• The basis of the grip of religion: 119/14
• A history of heresy(R)/ Christie-Murray: 133/32
• Rise and fall of the Anabaptists(R)/ Bax: 133/32
• Tribunes of oppressed first(L)/ Howard Miles: 134/30
• Second(L)/ Jay Woolrich: 134/30
• Abuse of the truth/ Pat Stack: 136/36
• We have to listen(L)/ Mandy Wood: 137/28
• Child Abuse - Myth making/ Iain Ferguson: 142/17
• A bit of a dad/ Pat Stack: 154/36
• Refusing Holy Orders - Women and Fundamentalism in Britain(R: Gita Sahgal,Nira Yuval-Davis(eds)/ Virago, £8.99)/ Talat Ahmed: 158/30
• God on their side, review of: The English Bible and the Seventeenth Century Revolution(R: Cristopher Hill/ Allen Lane, £25.00)/ John Rees: 163/24
• Heading for divorce?/ Goretti Horgan: 182/15 Text
• Crusades(R: Terry Jones,Alan Ereira/ BBC Books, £17.99)/ Mike Evans: 185/31 Text [Order]
• Torn asunder/ Marnie Holborow: 191/18 Text
• The invention of ancient Israel(R: Keith Whitelam/ Routledge, £40.00)/ John Rose: 199/31
• In god we trust?/ Paul McGarr: 214/15 Text
• The spirit of socialism?(L)/ Peter Smith: 215/34 Text
• The new morality(L)/ Jim Jepps: 216/34 Text
• Brotherly love?/ Pat Stack: 219/36 Text
• Thomas More(R: Peter Ackroyd/ Chattus & Windus, £20.00)/ Paul McGarr: 220/27 Text [Order]
• The right sort of pope/ Pat Stack: 229/36 Text
• Dear God(R: Eamonn McCann/ Bookmarks, £9.99)/ John Newsinger: 236/28 Text [Order]
• Hitlers Pope(R: John Cornwell/ Viking, £20.00)/ Rob Ferguson: 237/33 Text [Order]
• Mother Teresa(R: Aroup Chatterjee/ Meteor, £9.99)/ Micheál Campbell: 281/31 Text [Order]
• Andrew Stone - A ring and a prayer/ Andrew Stone: 288/44 Text
• Andrew Stone - Pope idol/ Andrew Stone: 296/44 Text
• Chris Harman - Mirror images/ Chris Harman: 301/15 Text

RESPECT Other ref:Socialist Alliance & Scottish Socialist Party

• Respect - The necessity of Respect/ John Molyneaux, Julie Bundy, Gareth Jenkins: 282/10 Text
• Where are we going?(L)/ Nick Savage: 283/34 Text
• Editorial - Coalition of the willing(N): 284/3 Text
• The key to the movement is that it's moving(L)/ Penny Hicks: 284/33 Text
• Editorial - Into the mainstream(N): 285/3 Text
• Countdown to 10 June - A winning formula/ Sally Campbell: 285/14 Text
• Editorial- Tortured logic(N): 286/3 Text
• Women on the front line - Can't beat the real thing/ Lindsey German: 286/12 Text
• Editorial - Off to a flying start(N): 287/5 Text
• Vote 04 - putting respect on the map/ Lindsey German: 287/20 Text
• Vote 04 - On whose authority?/ Peter Morgan: 287/22 Text
• The right analysis?(L)/ Rachel Aldred, James Woodcock: 287/32 Text
• The new battleground against Blair(N)/ Alice Livingstone Boomla: 288/6 Text
• Respect tests 'safe' Hartlepool seat(N)/ Lindsey German: 288/7 Text
• A breakthrough for the left, a setback for New Labour(1)(L)/ Adam Marks: 288/30 Text
• A breakthrough for the left, a setback for New Labour(2)(L)/ Kambiz Boomla: 288/30 Text
• Uniting around the key issues(N)/ Lindsey German: 290/6 Text
• Democracy - Getting Respect into our councils/ Michael Lavalette: 292/26 Text
• So now who do we vote for?(R: John Harris/ Faber, £7.99)/ Lindsey German: 294/40 Text [Order]
• Respect - Look to the future - Anger and apathy/ Peter Morgan, Paul Whiteley: 295/12 Text
• Editorial - Doubters on the doorstep(N): 296/5 Text
• Election - The verdict on the Blair project/ John Rees: 296/12 Text
• Election - Shaking up Blair's banana republic/ Lindsey German: 296/15 Text
• Election - Fighting for our rights/ Janet Alder: 296/16 Text
• Editorial - Thrill on Capitol Hill(N): 297/4 Text
• Election breakthroughs - Only the beginning/ Lindsey German: 297/12 Text
• Mass campaigning is key(L)/ John Charlton: 297/29 Text

REVOLUTIONARY PAPER

• Voice of the party: 67/10 Graphic
• Building in the miners strike: 69/20 Graphic
• Letter to readers(N): 167/7
• The workers weekly, interview with Chris Harman/ Hazel Croft,Gareth Jenkins: 168/17 Text
• Selling out(L)/ Leo Zeilig: 170/33 Text
• Letter to our readers: 200/3
• Keep up the good work!(L)/ Dave Davis: 201/33 Text
• All change(N): 234/7 Text
• Voices of revolution(R: Rodger Streitmatter/ Columbia University Press, £13.50)/ Lindi González: 260/31 Text
• Anniversary - With you in every struggle(N): 273/5 Text

RIOTS

• Race riots in US: 80.06/18 Graphic
• Brixton, Bristol: 81.05/7 Graphic
• From riot to revolution: 81.05/11 Graphic
• Summer smoke: 81.08/3 Graphic
• 1985 riots(N): 81/3
• Great poll tax riots and others: 131/20
• Reading the riot act. The magistracy, the police and the army in Civil Disorder(R: Richard Vogler/ Open University Press)/ Duncan Blackie: 147/29
• Riot, Risings and Revolution(R: Ian Gilmour/ Hutchinson, £25.00)/ Dave Hayes: 155/27 [Order]

ROADS

• Briefing - Roads, Jam today and tomorrow: 168/8 Text
• Dead end street/ Kate Lord: 172/6 Text
• Transport, car wars(N): 181/4 Text
• The great train robbery/ Sabby Sagall: 196/10 Text
• One for the road/ Seth Harman: 212/20 Text
• Car Wars(L)/ Ian Birchall: 213/33 Text
• Editorial - Make oil bosses pay(N): 245/3 Text
• Fuel crisis - sixty days to shift New Labour(N)/ Chris Bambery: 245/4 Text
• Big business and government - Tony Blair's well oiled machine(N)/ Paul Foot: 245/5 Text
• Fuel duty - taxing time for the poor(N): 245/5 Text
• No spare wheels(N): 245/5 Text
• The Walrus - no truck with oil barons(N): 246/8 Text
• Thinking it through - When it's right not to choose/ Chris Harman: 246/9 Text
• Transport - Bottom of the league(N)/ Peter Morgan: 258/4 Text
• Thinking it through - Jams today, jams tomorrow/ Chris Harman: 271/23 Text

ROYAL FAMILY

• Horrible history of the Windsors: 81.07/9 Graphic
• Royalism: 81.07/12 Graphic
• Britain and its monarchy(R)/ Nairn: 112/31
• Royals - Fairy tale ends in tears(N): 152/5
• Biggest scroungers of all/ Pat Stack: 153/36
• Royals flushed/ Lindsey German: 155/12
• Buckingham malice/ Pat Stack: 160/36
• The moving dummies/ Pat Stack: 167/36
• The Queen and I(R: Sue Townsend/ Penguin, £5.99)/ Seth Harman: 169/32 Text [Order]
• To play the king(R: Michael Dobbs/ Fontana, £4.99)/ Seth Harman: 169/32 Text
• Not long to reign over us?/ Judith Orr,Lindsey German: 180/14 Text
• Off with their heads/ Pat Stack: 180/17 Text
• Diana - posthumous popularity(N)/ Gareth Jenkins: 212/6 Text
• Mourning sickness - review of 'After Diana'(R: Mandy Merck/ Verso, £10.00)/ Pat Smith: 222/24 Text [Order]
• The poison of the monarchy(L)/ Alex Davidson: 253/35 Text
• Stack on the back - Speaking ill of the dead/ Pat Stack: 261/36 Text
• The jubilee - The house of horrors/ Ian Birchall: 264/20 Text
• Cultural currents - A right royal con trick/ Mike González: 276/22 Text
• Andrew Stone - Half a world away/ Andrew Stone: 294/44 Text

RUSSIA Other ref:USSR, Russian Revolutions

• Thinking it through - Shattering illusions/ Chris Harman: 147/7
• Fallen angels/ Clare Hill: 148/16
• Russia - Here comes the crunch(N): 149/5
• Letter from Moscow(N): 149/5
• A house built on sand/ Dave Roberts: 150/16
• International roundup(N): 157/6
• White knight's rescue fails/ Mike Haynes: 160/9
• Back to the future/ Dave Crouch: 161/22
• The disintegration of the Monolith(R: Boris Kagarlitsky/ Verso, £10.95)/ Mike Haynes: 162/30 [Order]
• A new order?(N): 163/4
• A call to arms/ Dave Crouch: 164/13
• Over the top(L)/ Dave Crouch: 165/33
• Middle class gone crazy(L)/ Dave Crouch: 166/34
• Thieves fall out(N): 168/5 Text
• A war on the population?: 169/14 Text
• Gathering storm clouds(N): 171/4 Text
• Too big a shock(N): 172/4 Text
• Thinking it through - the beast is back/ Chris Harman: 172/8 Text
• How big a menace?(L)/ Wayne Hall: 172/33 Text
• Thinking it through - Bomb warning/ Chris Harman: 173/9 Text
• The winds of cold war/ Dave Crouch: 174/24 Text
• Plain barmy(L)/ Nicolai Gentchev: 174/32 Text
• Eternal Russia: Yeltsin, Gorbachev and the mirage of democracy(R: Jonathan Steele/ Faber and Faber, £17.50)/ Mike Haynes: 176/29 Text
• The resurgence of Central Asia: Islam or nationalism?(R: Ahmed Rashid/ Zed, £14.99)/ Chris Harman: 177/27 Text [Order]
• Inside Yeltsin's Russia(R: John Kampfner/ Cassell, £17.99)/ William Alderson: 181/32 Text [Order]
• Yeltsin's nightmare/ Nicolai Gentchev: 182/18 Text
• Chechnya, bloody bear hug(N): 183/3 Text
• Lost opportunity(R: Marshall GOldman/ Norton Books, £16.95)/ Nicolai Gentchev: 193/28 Text
• Restoration in Russia(R: Boris Kagarlitsky/ Verso, £11.95)/ Nicolai Gentchev: 193/28 Text [Order]
• Modern tsars and princes(R: Jeremy Lester/ Verso, £12.95)/ Nicolai Gentchev: 193/28 Text [Order]
• Siberian tigers/ Gareth Jenkins: 195/21 Text
• The empire state/ Dave Crouch: 197/14 Text
• No holds barred(N)/ Dave Crouch: 199/6 Text
• The war comes home(N)/ Dave Crouch: 200/9 Text
• Baying for the blood of the poor(N)/ Pete Glatter: 219/8 Text
• World crisis: Russia's grim figures/ Pete Glatter: 221/12 Text
• Editorial - Market failure, workers' hope(N): 222/3 Text
• Thinking it through - from fire to frying pan/ Chris Harman: 222/15 Text
• The bear's market/ Rob Ferguson: 223/20 Text
• The romantic exiles(R: E H Carr/ Serif, £13.99)/ Pete Glatter: 223/27 Text [Order]
• Comrade criminal: Russia's new mafia(R: Stephen Handelman/ Yale University Press, £11.00)/ Terry Ward: 224/30 Text
• Brotherly love(L)/ Ildar Rismukhamedov: 232/32 Text
• Primed to fail/ Mike Haynes: 233/12 Text
• Business means business for the west's favourite warmonger(N)/ Rob Ferguson: 240/7 Text
• Victor Serge Appeal - Making memoirs come back to life(L)/ Richard Greeman: 263/34 Text
• Russia: Class and Power 1917-2000(R: Mike Haynes/ Bookmarks, £12.00)/ Nicolai Gentchev: 265/29 Text [Order]
• The complete works of Isaac Babel(R: Nathalie Babel(ed)/ Picador £30.00)/ Geoff Brown: 266/32 Text
• Russia - The theatre of war(N)/ Nicolai Gentchev: 268/4 Text
• A century of state murder?(R: Michael Haynes, Rumy Husan/ Pluto, £15.99)/ Adam Marks: 279/29 Text
• Russia - Oligarch enemies(N)/ Pete Glatter: 280/6 Text
• Putin's war on democracy(N)/ Dave Crouch: 289/9 Text
• Russia - Pensions anger marks political shift(N)/ Dave Crouch: 293/8 Text
• Russia - Putin's place in the new world order/ Mike Haynes: 296/23 Text
• A different game?(L)/ Pete Glatter: 297/29 Text
• Virtual politics(R: Andrew WIlson/ Yale University Press, £20.00)/ Mike Haynes: 299/39 Text [Order]

RUSSIAN REVOLUTIONS

• The revolution besieged(R)/ Cliff: 10/25 Graphic
• The Russian enigma(R)/ Ciliga: 80.05/34 Graphic
• British response: 80.06/12 Graphic
• Third International(R): 80.07/32 Graphic
• July 1917: 81.07/44 Graphic
• March 1919: 82.03/36 Graphic
• The Cheka(R)/ Leggat: 47/33 Graphic
• History of the Russian revolution(R)/ Trotsky: 48/23 Graphic
• Red Petrograd(R)/ Smith: 64/28 Graphic
• Letters: 65/35 Graphic
• 1905: 72/15 Graphic
• RSDLP 1907-1914(R)/ Elwood: 74/33 Graphic
• Art and the Russian revolution: 92/26 Graphic
• Russia 1905-07(R)/ Shanin: 92/30 Graphic
• Molotov obituary: 93/16 Graphic
• Pasternak's autobiographical excerpts: 93/23 Graphic
• Maxim Gorky: 94/28 Graphic
• Organisation and gains of the revolution: 95/21 Graphic
• Eisenstein: 95/30 Graphic
• Mayakovsky: 96/26 Graphic
• Letters(Organisation and gains of the revolution): 96/34 Graphic
• Proletcult: 97/25 Graphic
• Bolsheviks in the Tsarist Duma(R)/ Badeyev: 97/30 Graphic
• October - 70th anniversary: 102/14
• Eye witness accounts of the revolution: 102/19
• Founding of the communist international(R): 104/29
• Eye witness accounts of the revolution(R): 104/32
• View from below(R)/ Kaiser: 111/30
• Lenin and the national question: 124/21
• A tragic necessity/ Abbi Bakan: 136/18
• Serge, Victor - Anarchist to Bolshevik/ Gareth Jenkins: 137/17
• Unnecessary repression?(L)/ David Groves: 138/27
• Unnecessary repression?(L)/ Sharon Lawrey: 138/27
• Unnecessary repression?(L)/ Mark Etkind: 138/28
• Unnecessary repression?(L)/ Nigel Collingwood: 138/28
• Unnecessary repression?(L)/ Peter Wilkinson: 138/28
• Unnecessary repression?(L)/ Conor Kostick: 138/28
• A class solution/ Duncan Blackie: 139/26
• Before Stalinism: The rise and fall of Soviet democracy(R: Samuel Farber/ Pollity Press, £35.00)/ Phil Gasper: 145/29 [Order]
• Bolshevik or Menshevik?(L)/ David Camfield: 146/34
• No fatal flaw(L)/ Phil Gasper: 147/34
• Stale, unreal and pompous(L)/ Ben Watson: 147/35
• Year one of the Russian Revolution(R: Victor Serge/ £9.95)/ Jackie Robertson: 148/26 [Order]
• What's the point?(L)/ Steve Crosby: 148/34
• Nothing inevitable(L)/ Steve Faith: 149/35
• The Russian Revolution 1899-1919(R: Richard Pipes/ Collin Harvill, £20.00)/ Paul Foot: 150/29 [Order]
• Academic clowns(L)/ Ged Peck: 151/35
• Arthur Ransome in Revolutionary Russia, Six Weeks in Russia 1919, Crisis in Russia 1920(R: Arthur Ransome/ Redwords, boxed set £12.95)/ David Widgery: 153/29 [Order]
• Lieutenant Schmidt(R: Boris Pasternak/ Spenser, £5.95)/ Ken Olende: 155/28
• The Women's Liberation movement in Russia - Feminism, Nilihism and Bolshevism 1860-1930(R: Richard Stites/ University of Princetown Press)/ Lindsey German: 163/29 [Order]
• Talkback - Picking over the bones/ Ged Peck: 167/35
• Brief encounters/ Mike Haynes: 177/14 Text
• Bursting the chains/ Sabby Sagall: 177/20 Text
• Russia under the Bolshevik regime(R: Richard Pipes/ Harvill, £25.00)/ Nicolai Gentchev: 180/31 Text [Order]
• Russia's revolutionary year/ Peter Morgan: 182/20 Text
• A people's tragedy: The Russian revolution 1891-1924(R: Orlando Figes/ Cape, £20.00)/ Mike Haynes: 201/28 Text [Order]
• The last emperor/ Pat Stack: 205/20 Text
• Revolution in danger(R: Victor Serge/ Redwords, £5.99)/ Gareth Jenkins: 210/30 Text [Order]
• Bolshevik Women(R: Barbara Evans Clements/ Cambridge University Press, £16.99)/ Chanie Rosenberg: 211/29 Text [Order]
• When dreams came true/ Megan Trudell: 212/17 Text
• The history of the Russian revolution(R: Leon Trotsky/ Pluto, £19.99)/ Peter Morgan: 213/27 Text [Order]
• Ten days that shook the world(R: John Reed/ Sutton Publishing, £19.99)/ Peter Morgan: 213/27 Text [Order]
• Will the Bolsheviks maintain power?(R: V I Lenin/ Sutton Publishing, £2.99)/ Peter Morgan: 213/27 Text [Order]
• Flight(T: Mikhail Bulgakov/ National Theatre, London)/ Peter Morgan: 217/25 Text
• Molly Murphy: suffragette and socialist(R: Molly Murphy/ University of Salford, £7.99)/ Jack Robertson: 221/31 Text [Order]
• Red letter days - 25th October 1917/ Rob Ferguson: 234/35 Text
• Formation of the red army - 20 february 1918/ Megan Trudell: 238/35 Text
• Bolsheviks and Islam - Religious rights/ Dave Crouch: 280/18 Text
• The path to freedom/ Helen Salmon: 292/16 Text
• 1905 - The axis of all events/ Leon Trotsky: 292/17 Text
• The Russian revolution of 1905(R: Pete Glatter/ Revolutionary History, £12.95)/ Megan Trudell: 300/37 Text

RWANDA Other ref:Africa

• The hope and the horror/ Simon Hester,Mani Tanoh: 178/12 Text
• Season of blood(R: Fergal Keane/ Viking, £13.00)/ Pat Stocker: 192/31 Text [Order]
• We wish to inform you that tomorrow we will be killed with our families(R: Philip Gourevitch/ Picador, £16.99)/ Charlie Kimber: 230/29 Text [Order]
• Hope for Rwanda(R: André Sibomana/ Pluto, £12.99)/ Charlie Kimber: 239/32 Text
• Across the Red River(R: Christian Jennings/ Victor Gollantz, £18.99)/ Liam Campling: 245/31 Text [Order]
• A people betrayed(R: Linda Melvern/ Zed, £16.95)/ John Baxter: 247/31 Text [Order]
• A Sunday at the pool in Kigali(R: Gil Courtemanche/ Canongate, £14.99)/ Charlie Kimber: 278/29 Text [Order]
• A time for Machetes(R: Jean Hatzfeld/ Serpent's Tail, £12.00)/ Charlie Kimber: 300/39 Text [Order]
• Into the quick of life(R: Jean Hatzfeld/ Serpent's Tail, £12.00)/ Charlie Kimber: 300/39 Text [Order]

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