A brilliant pamphlet authored by Lance Sharkey explains the democratic processes of the Soviet Union, the unjustified defamatory allegations of starvation and the painting of Comrade Stalin as a dictator likening him to Mussolini and Hitler during and pre-WW2.

With society drastically changing and women entering the workforce at an increasing rate, especially during and post-WW2. “Women in Australia” explains and attempts to educate the women of Australia on their social and economic position within the evolving political landscape.

This beautifully written pamphlet written in 1943, with WW2 raging in Europe and unity needed, “The Farmers’ Way Forward” was written for both the urban workers and farmers of Australia, to better understand each others specific conditions and be able to recognise their common interests.

Complimented by a foreword by Rupert Lockwood, this pamphlet is aimed at dispelling the rumours of the violence of communists being propagated by the anticommunist propaganda of the time.

Forces continued to attack our union movement and P.J. Ryan, continued the crusade against communism and the ACP, writing a pamphlet attacking the then Gen Sec L.L. Sharkey. His response was accurate and swift as usual with a thorough analysis and rebuttal.

This excellent booklet is a step by step guide of socialism including many of the ideas and theories. “Written by a prominent member of the British Communist Party in 1942. Its concluding section about the British Communist Party applies equally to the Australian Communist Party.”

In 1944 our farming communities were facing the very same issues that they face today, the ACP’s Agrarian Committee had a plan and policy. With monopolisation threatening the farmer’s market, to banks heavily burdening the industry with high amounts of debt.

An honest and detailed document explaining the nature of the Australian Labour Party, its assault and restraint of our union movement and its relationship to Capitalism. Published in the 1940s, yet remarkably relevant in our time. A very worthwhile read for understanding the ALP.

Written in 1920, this booklet conveys the revolutionary enthusiasm of those early days of the Third (Communist) International. The Party set a bold course and made it clear Parliaments may provide a platform for Communists to rally against capitalism, but is not going to overthrow it.

Providing detailed accounts of many of the radical and socialist struggles in early 20th century Australia. The theme is the involvement of the author's father, Percy Laidler an accomplished orator and organiser who was a pivotal activist in most radical movements of his time.

A secret CIA memo warned of the Australian Communist Party's ability to "cripple Australian production" and “considerable power within the trade unions”. Written just months before the infamous 1949 coal miners strike, which mobilised 23,000 coal miners lasting seven months.