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The Fight Against Fascism and the Falsification of History by Phil Katz £5.95 (£1.50 p&p) 114pp illustrated ISBN 978-1-907464-03-4
This special new booklet published in association with the Communist Party History Group to commemorate the 65th anniversary of the defeat of fascism in Europe is a celebration of that victory and also a warning of the continuing dangers posed by fascism and the attempts to re-write history.
It includes a number of previously unpublished and well known images (courtesy of the Marx Memorial Library photographic archive) displaying Nazi atrocities and the popular resistance to them in Britain and across Europe.
"When VE (Victory in Europe) day was celebrated on May 8 1945, the people of Europe swarmed into the streets to celebrate their first taste of freedom since 1939.Tyranny had been put to the sword but at a massive cost in destruction of communities and economic life. For many, especially in central and eastern Europe,born after the FirstWorldWar into economic depression and fascism, it was a novel first-ever taste of freedom.
"Today and tomorrow,we must continue to defend and advance the gains of 1945 and ensure that there is no going back."
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Published by Manifesto Press with the Embassy of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela in the UK, this new pamphlet by Venezuelan historian Henry Suarez demonstrates that US imperialism's interference in the affairs of Latin America is not a new phenomenon.
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Challenging the empire apologists
by Andrew Murray
£12.95 (£2 p&p) 150pp
ISBN 978-1-907464-00-3
Foreword by George Galloway MP
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South Wales and the Great Railway Strike of 1911
by Robert Griffiths 
£12.95 (£2 p&p) 126pp illustrated
ISBN 978-1-907464-01-0
Foreword by Bob Crow General Secretary Rail, Maritime and Transport Union
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Cuba's alternative to neoliberalism
by Théodore H. MacDonald 
£14.95 (£2 p&p) 265pp Illustrated
ISBN 978-1-907464-02-7
Published in co-operation with the National Union of Teachers
Foreword by Christine Blower, Bill Greenshields and Martin Reed
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