p Ilpaeda, 1939-1970.
p II.iaecmitH, 1955-1965.
p Tpya, 1944-1965.
p ,’Jn npo’iHtan .M»/), .in napodnyw oeMOKpamuro!, 1950-1955.
p RoAbiueauK, 1944, 1946-1954.
p KuMMynuc m, 1955-1965.
p Bonpom ucmopun, 1954.
p Bonpochi JKOHOMUKU, 1946-1955.
p Mupoaaii .noHOMUKa u Me.McdyHapodHtae omHomeuun, 1955-1965.
p MupHHoe xH.wucmm u MUpoean nojinmuxa, 1941.
p Hoaaii n HOHCUIIKIH ucmopun, 1955-1967.
p npodjeccuoHajfbHwe cow.ibi, 1945-1953.
p CoaemcKiie npotftcojo.mi, 1953-1965.
p Bouna ti paoo’iuu K:iacc, 1942-1945.
p BceMiifmaH ifiedepaifUH npoffieccuoHajiWMX cow.ioa.
p HH<])OpMaUHOHHI>IH filOAAe-
p rt-Hi,. HapHJK, 1947-1949. New Times, 1945, 1949-1955.
p The Communist International, 1939-1943.
p World Marxist Review, 1959-1965.
p World Trade Union Movement, 1940-1965.
p Free Labour World, 1955-1965.
p Industry and Labour. Geneva, 1955-1961.
p International Free Trade Union News, 1957.
p Socialist International Information, London, 1956-1962.
p Trade Union World, London, 1943-1945.
BRITAIN
p Daily Worker (London), 1945-1949, 1960-1964.
p Labour Monthly (London), 1941-1945, 1947-1950, 1961-1964.
566p Labour (London), 1961, 1962.
p Manchester Guardian, 1955.
p Marxism Today (London), 1946, 1954-1958, 1960-1964.
FRANCE
Democratic Nouvelle, Paris, 1960-1962. Force Ouvriere, 1947-1949, 1961-1963. France Nouvelle, 1960, 1961. La Vie Ouvriere, 1947-1949. Le Monde, 1962. L’Humanite, 1946-1949.
ASIAN COUNTRIES
p Forward, Colombo, 1962, 1963.
p Indian Worker, New Delhi, 1961-1963.
p Link, Delhi, 1962.
p SOHYO News, 1962-1964.
p Trade Union Record, Bombay, 1962, 1963.
AFRICAN COUNTRIES
p Afrique Nouvelle, Dakar (Senegal), 1960-1963.
West African Pilot, Lagos (Nigeria), 1961, 1962.
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p American Labor in Midpassage, ed. by B.Cochran, New York, 1959.
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p Andrew Th., Property, Profits and People, Washington, 1954.
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p BerleA.A., Saving American Capitalism, New York, 1950.
p Black J. M. and PiccoliJ.G., Successful Labor Relations for Small Business, New York, etc., 1953.
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p Bowden W., American Labor and the American Spirit. Unions, Labor-Management Relations and Productivity, Washington, 1954.
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