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Communist Party of New Zealand

Defunct

The party's own imprint, used for its programmes and the writings of its general secretary Vic Wilcox. The party sided with China in the Sino-Soviet split and later with Albania.

Years
1921–1994
Location
Auckland, New Zealand
Also known as
CPNZ
Languages
English
Authority records
Wikidata · VIAF · Library of Congress
Sources
Wikipedia — Communist Party of New Zealand

Backlist

1019201930194019501960197019801990Founded 1921Closed 19941943: 1 title1944: 1 title1950: 1 title1961: 1 title1972: 1 title1975: 1 title
Titles of Communist Party of New Zealand by year: 6 dated titles, 1943–1975, most in 1943 (1); 1 undated. Lines mark founded 1921 and closed 1994.
The figures by decade
DecadeTitles
1940s2
1950s1
1960s1
1970s2
YearTitleAuthor(s)Language
1943Forward to Victory in 1943✓ — Report of the National Committee, Communist Party of New Zealand, on the Political Situation—English
1944Shape Your Future✓—English
1950New Zealand at the Crossroads✓V. G. WilcoxEnglish
1961New Zealand Versus Big Business✓Vic WilcoxEnglish
1972People's Struggle for Working People's Power✓ — Alternative to the Fraud of Parliament: Communist Party's Statement on the 1972 General Elections—English
1975Take Your Destiny in Your Own Hands✓ — Struggle for Working People's Power: Communist Party's Statement on the 1975 General Elections—English
n.d.The Party of the Working Class—English