September 2, 2019By Walt HowardAmerican Communist History JournalJanuary 2011 Carl Mirra, The Admirable Radical: Staughton Lynd and Cold War Dissent, 1945-1970 (Kent…- September 2, 2019by Andrew RosenbaumNew York Journal of Books When this writer worked in Kosovo, attempts to interview people from the small…
- September 2, 2019By Paul BuhleCounterpunchWeekend Edition November 25-27, 2011This is a splendid time for the North American reader to meet the extraordinary…
- September 2, 2019By Deric ShannonZnetFebruary 07, 2011 The term “balkanization” is typically used to refer to fragmentation, disunity—a breaking down into bickering…
- September 1, 2019Shelf Awareness Judenstaat is an alternate history noir in the vein of Philip K. Dick's The Man in the High…
- September 1, 2019BoingboingJuly 2016 Theodor Herzl's seminal 1896 essay Der Judenstaat called for the creation of Jewish state as an answer to…
- September 1, 2019By Michael Alec RoseBookPageJuly 2016 Imagine a people beleaguered by enemies throughout the ages, and at last murdered by the…
- September 1, 2019By Martin GreenJewish Book CouncilMay 3, 2016 Simone Zelitch’s fiction—Judenstaat is her fifth novel — ranges over wide swaths of history, from…
- September 1, 2019Kirkus ReviewJune 21st, 2016 A determined archivist struggles to find truth. In the “what if” genre of historical fiction, Zelitch…
- September 1, 2019By Ryan D. PurcellH-socialisms “We make graphic art for the people that are fighting. For those people who are asleep,…
- September 1, 2019By Jason Moore Originally posted on PERCDecember 20th, 2017 Why does it seem easier to imagine the end of the…
- September 1, 2019Originally published in Historical Materialism Journal by Phil Hedges Phil Hedges is a trade union organiser and an alumnus of…
