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The Workers Monthly

The Workers Monthly was a Communist periodical published in Chicago in the mid-1920s.

Publication History

The Workers Monthly began in 1924 as a consolidation of The Liberator, The Labor Herald, and the Soviet Russia Pictorial. Its volume and issue numbering continued that of the Labor Herald. No issue or contribution copyright renewals were found for this serial. (More details) In 1927, it was renamed The Communist (a magazine that would eventually become Political Affairs, still published today).

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1924-1927: The Marxists Internet Archive has scans of all 28 issues published under the Workers Monthly name.
• 1924-1926: HathiTrust has volumes 4 and 5. Access may be restricted outside the United States.

Related Resources

• Issues of The Labor Herald, one of the magazines consolidated into this one, are also available online.
• Issues of The Liberator, one of the magazines consolidated into this one, are also available online.
• Issues of Soviet Russia Pictorial, one of the magazines consolidated into this one, are also available online.
• Issues of this periodical when it became The Communist are also available.
• Recent articles from Political Affairs, which eventually succeeded this magazine, can also be found online.

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