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Liberator Press

Defunct

The Chicago publisher of the October League (M-L), founded in 1971, and its successor from 1977, the Communist Party (Marxist–Leninist), leading organisations of the Maoist New Communist Movement. It published Harry Haywood's Black Bolshevik and Martin Nicolaus's Restoration of Capitalism in the USSR, and pamphlets from 1973 to 1979.

Years
1973–c. 1979
Location
Chicago, United States
Affiliation
October League (Marxist–Leninist); Communist Party (Marxist–Leninist)
Languages
English
Authority records
Wikidata · VIAF · Library of Congress · ISNI
Sources
Wikipedia — Communist Party (Marxist–Leninist) (United States); WorldCat — Liberator Press pamphlet collection, 1973–1979; SNAC — Liberator Press (Chicago, Ill.)

Backlist

401970Founded 1973Closed 19791975: 3 titles1976: 4 titles1978: 3 titles1979: 3 titles
Titles of Liberator Press by year: 13 dated titles, 1975–1979, most in 1976 (4). Lines mark founded 1973 and closed 1979.
The figures by decade
DecadeTitles
1970s13
YearTitleAuthor(s)Language
197575 Years of Struggle!✓ — The Life of Nanny WashburnLeah WashburnEnglish
1975Letter to American Workers✓FreeVladimir Il’ich LeninEnglish
1975Restoration of Capitalism in the USSR✓Martin NicolausEnglish
1976In Defense of the Right to Self-Determination✓Carl DavidsonEnglish
1976Negro Liberation✓Harry HaywoodEnglish
1976Puerto Rican People Are Rising Up✓—English
1976V. I. Lenin on Building the Bolshevik Party✓ — Selected Writings, 1894-1905Vladimir Il’ich LeninEnglish
1978Black Bolshevik✓Free — Autobiography of an Afro-American CommunistHarry HaywoodEnglish
1978South Africa's Secret Trial✓ — The PAC Bethal 18 CaseDavid SibekoEnglish
1978The Road to Victory✓ — Documents from the Communist Party of Thailand—English
1979China Notebook, 1975-1978✓Jan MyrdalEnglish
1979The New Face of Kampuchea✓ — A Photo-Record of the First American Visit to Cambodia Since the End of the WarRobert Brown & David KlineEnglish
1979Trouble on the Hill✓ — A Collection of Short StoriesMichael L. (Michael Lyon) GlennEnglish