Communistische Partij van Suriname

Defunct

The Marxist–Leninist party of Suriname that grew out of the circle around the journalist Bram Behr and its paper Mokro ("Mud"), the voice of the working class. Behr was among the fifteen opponents of Dési Bouterse's military regime murdered in the December murders of 1982; the party then published in exile from Amsterdam, where Mokro continued and Behr's writings appeared posthumously.

Years: 1981–?
Country: Suriname
Also known as: Communist Party of Suriname · Mokro Dekati
Affiliation: The Marxist–Leninist party of Bram Behr
Sources: Wikipedia — Bram Behr; Koninklijke Bibliotheek (Dutch national library) — catalogue records

Works published abroad

The movement's own publications, wherever they were printed. Each keeps its real publisher; titles in this catalogue link to their page. Works credited to Communistische Partij van Suriname, Communist Party of Suriname, Mokro Dekati & Bram Behr are included automatically.

Year	Title	Author(s)	Publisher	Language
1979	Mokro The paper of the Mokro Dekati group. Koninklijke Bibliotheek record PPN 86022435X	—	Mokro Dekati, Amsterdam	Dutch
1983	Regeringsverklaring van een militaire dictatuur Koninklijke Bibliotheek record PPN 861436342	—	Behr, Amsterdam	Dutch
1984	De halve revolutie Published after his murder in December 1982. Koninklijke Bibliotheek record PPN 850997437	Bram Behr	Bram Behr, Amsterdam	Dutch
1985–	Mokro — Stem van de arbeidersklasse Continues Mokro (Mokro Dekati), from volume 7, number 62. Koninklijke Bibliotheek record PPN 860175189	—	Communistische Partij van Suriname, Amsterdam	Dutch