Subjects: “…Socialism (search also under the names of individual socialists)(NT: Marxism)(RT: Communism; Anarchism; Syndicalism)…”

“…1893 1880-1914 "International Socialist and Workers Congress, Zurich, 1893" [T0022.jpg], 1893 This Congress of the Second International was held in the Zurich Tonhalle, a concert hall on the Alpen Quai 6-12 August 1893. …”

“…1918 1914-1918 "Birmingham and Midlands Labour and Socialist No-Conscription Council. No-Conscription Conference" [T0242.jpg], 1914-1918…”

“…1896 1880-1914 "International Socialist and Trade Union Congress London, July 1896, delegates card belonging to Joseph Goodman from Liverpool" [T0269.jpg], 1896 This was one of a series of Congresses held in various European cities, following the establishment of the Second International in 1889. …”

Subjects: “…Socialism (search also under the names of individual socialists)(NT: Marxism)(RT: Communism; Anarchism; Syndicalism)…”

Subjects: “…Socialism (search also under the names of individual socialists)(NT: Marxism)(RT: Communism; Anarchism; Syndicalism)…”

“…During the 1880s, he became a Socialist and joined the Democratic Federation, but left in 1884 to form the Socialist League and later the Hammersmith Socialist Society. …”

“…1917 1914-1918 ""What Happened at Leeds", 1917" [T0251.jpg], 1917 This is the report of the proceedings of the Leeds Convention of 3 June, 1917, convened by the Independent Labour Party and the British Socialist Party following the "February Revolution" in Russia. …”

“…1969 1960-2000 "Rose Boland, 1969" [EP0115], 1969 The cover of 'Socialist Woman' for May-June 1969 carries a photograph of Rose Boland, one of the prominent women involved in the 1968 sewing machinists' strike at the Ford Motor Company.…”

“…1944 "Eve in Overalls - women war workers pamphlet, c. 1944 (page 2)" [T0174b.jpg], 1944 This pamphlet by the Belgian socialist politician, Arthur Wauters, although not attributed to any government department uses official photographs to illustrate the valued work undertaken by women during the Second World War.…”

“…1944 1939-1945 "Eve in Overalls - women war workers pamphlet, c. 1944 (page 1)" [T0174.jpg], 1944 This pamphlet by the Belgian socialist politician, Arthur Wauters, although not attributed to any government department uses official photographs to illustrate the valued work undertaken by women during the Second World War.…”

“…The cartoon is from Socialist Appeal, the newspaper of the Trotskyist Workers International League.…”

“…1943 1939-1945 "Polish Labour Movement Underground Press, 1943" [HFR0226], 1943 The Socialist Party and trade unions in Poland were forced underground after the German invasion but managed to smuggle out messages to refugee groups based in London. …”

“…This leaflet, published by Labour Party Young Socialists in 1984, criticises the Scheme as exploiting school leavers for cheap labour and providing little safety training and other protection.…”

“…This photograph is from 'Women workers in Britain: a handbook' by Leonora Lloyd [Socialist Woman, c.1972]…”

“…Cecil John L'Estrange Malone was a left-wing socialist, ex-MP and writer. TUC Organisation…”

“…Gertrude Tuckwell, already secretary of the Women's Trade Union League at this time, came from a family with a Christian Socialist Tradition and she became secretary of the CSU in 1898.…”

“…Gertrude Tuckwell, already secretary of the Women's Trade Union League at this time, came from a family with a Christian Socialist Tradition and she became secretary of the CSU in 1898.…”

“…In 1884, he joined the Social Democratic Federation and later the Socialist League and contributed illustrations for 'Justice' and the 'Commonwealth' He is best known in the Labour movement for his 'cartoons' for May Day which were reproduced in many languages and became the inspiration for an unknown number of banners, posters and emblems until the 1930s.…”

“…In 1884, he joined the Social Democratic Federation and later the Socialist League and contributed illustrations for 'Justice' and the 'Commonwealth' He is best known in the Labour movement for his 'cartoons' for May Day which were reproduced in many languages and became the inspiration for an unknown number of banners, posters and emblems until the 1930s. …”