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Communism, Culture, and Society in the 20th Century Volumes

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View volume: Personal papers of Betty Reid, 1945-1979.

Personal papers of Betty Reid, 1945-1979

This volume contains minutes, agendas, circulars, and correspondence compiled by National Cultural Committee member Betty Reid during the period 1945-1979.  Also included is an annotated copy of Jack Lindsay’s article ‘Marxist Theory of Culture’.

  • Contributor: Archive Trust of the Communist Party of Great Britain
  • Reference: cp-cent-cult-05
  • Number of Documents: 3
  • Metadata: Volume Metadata
View volume: The Architects and Allied Technician Group, 1950.

The Architects and Allied Technician Group, 1950

This volume contains issue 1 (November 1949) of the CPGB Architects and Allied Technicians Group bulletin.

  • Contributor: Archive Trust of the Communist Party of Great Britain
  • Reference: cp-cent-cult-06
  • Number of Documents: 1
  • Metadata: Volume Metadata
View volume: The Artists’ Group, 1955-1962.

The Artists’ Group, 1955-1962

This volume contains materials compiled by the CPGB Artists Group during the period 1955-1962. In addition to minutes and correspondence, the documents include issues 2-3 of the Artists Group Bulletin and issues 1-6 of Realism: the Journal of the Artists Group of the Communist Party.

  • Contributor: Archive Trust of the Communist Party of Great Britain
  • Reference: cp-cent-cult-07
  • Number of Documents: 6
  • Metadata: Volume Metadata
View volume: The Built Environment Group, 1975.

The Built Environment Group, 1975

This volume contains issue 1 (Autumn 1975) of the CPGB Built Environment Group bulletin.

  • Contributor: Archive Trust of the Communist Party of Great Britain
  • Reference: cp-cent-cult-08
  • Number of Documents: 1
  • Metadata: Volume Metadata
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