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From New International, Vol. VIII No. 4, May 1942, p. 98.
Transcribed & marked up by Einde O’Callaghan for ETOL.
Lack of space compels us to hold over several articles which were scheduled to appear in the May issue. These will appear in the June issue. Among the holdover articles are the following: A discussion of the national question, by Zachary Jackson; reviews by Sentinel, Irving Howe and H.J. of the following books in their respective order: Defense Will Not Win the War, The Moon Is Low and Industry in Southeast Asia.
The June issue will also carry new feature articles. A review of the life of James Connolly, the Irish rebel, by Albert Gates, will be carried in commemoration of the birth of this great proletarian leader. Max Shachtman is writing an analysis of the rôle of China in the present war on the basis of the writings of Lenin. This article is a reply to the opportunist position of John G. Wright as contained in the last issue of the Fourth International. It will also deal with the chopped and incomplete quotations cited by Felix Morrow contained in the same issue of the FI. The June NI will contain the final installment of Zinoviev’s brilliant analysis of the rise of opportunism in the German social democratic movement during the First World War. A number of reviews of recent books will complete the issue.
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