Bornstein – Richardson. A History of the Trotskyist Movement in Britain.

CONTENTS

Against the Stream

1924-1938

Foreword / Reg Groves

Preface

1 – The Stalin-Trotsky Conflict in the British Communist Party, 1924-29

2 – Setting the Scene: The Marxian League, 1929-32

3 – First Steps: The Balham Group, 1930-32

4 – The Communist League, British Section of the International Left Opposition, 1932-34

5 – The I.L.P. and the Split, 1933-34

6 – Inside the I.L.P., 1934-36

7 – The Marxist League, 1934-38

8 – ‘Midnight in the Century’: The Moscow Trials

9 – ‘And Then There Were Three’

10 – The Labour Party, For and Against

Appendix One

Appendix Two. Michael Tippett and the Trotskyist Movement

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The War and the International

1937-1949

Forward / Fred Jackson

Preface

1 – New Beginnings and The Test of War  – The W.I.L. 1937-1941

2 – Unity and Disintegration – The R.S.L. 1938-1943

3 – Preparing For Power: The W.I.L. 1941-1944

4 – Rebuilding the British Section, 1943-1944

5 – Jail and Missed Opportunity: The Revolutionary Communist Party, 1944-1945

6 – A New World and Old Conflicts, 1944-1947

7 – Back to Stalinism, The End of the R.C.P. 1947-1949

8 – Trotskyism’s Legacy

Appendix One

Appendix Two. The Wartime Agitation of a Trotskyist Soldier