The New International, A Monthly Organ of Revolutionary Marxism, Vol. V, Jan-Dec 1939

"The New International: A Monthly Organ of Revolutionary Marxism," Volume V, January–December 1939, featuring writings by Leon Trotsky and other contributors. Published in New York by the New International Publishing Company, this annual volume brings together twelve monthly issues of the influential Marxist periodical, documenting revolutionary socialist thought, labor politics, and international affairs in the late 1930s.

Of particular interest is the December issue, which includes articles on “Revolution and the Negro,” the colonial plantation system, and African Americans in Southern agriculture. These contributions make the volume a valuable historical resource for research into Marxism, race and class, colonialism, and the American labor movement. Other issues contain a range of political and social commentary from the period.

Quarto (8.75" x 12"), containing twelve monthly issues, continuously paginated at 352 pages, plus four additional pages. Bound in full black cloth with gilt lettering to the spine. Includes a table of contents for the entire year and an index of authors and subjects at the rear.

An interesting archival volume for collectors and researchers of twentieth-century political history, revolutionary socialism, and radical periodicals.