Bibliography

This bibliography is a compilation of primary and secondary sources used in writing Stuart Macintyre’s The Party: Communism in Australia from Heyday to Reckoning, Sydney: Allen & Unwin, 2022.

Archives

National Security Agency, USA

Venona documents, www.nsa.gov/public_info/declass/venona

National Archives of Australia

A467 Attorney General’s Department, Special Correspondence Files

A472 Attorney General’s Department, Correspondence Files

A1209 Prime Minister’s Department, Correspondence Files

A1533 Commonwealth Investigation Service, Correspondence Files

A5954 Department of Defence, Shedden Collection

A6119 ASIO, Personal Files

A6122 ASIO, Subject Files

A6126 ASIO, Microfilm of Personal and Subject Files

A6201 Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, Royal Commission on Espionage Exhibits

A6202 Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, Royal Commission on Espionage Exhibits

A6213 Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, Royal Commission on Espionage, Main Correspondence Files

A6225 Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, Royal Commission on Espionage, Newspaper Cuttings

A6226 Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, Royal Commission on Espionage, Newspaper Cuttings

A6627 Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, Royal Commission on Espionage, Prime Minister’s Office File on Royal Commission on Espionage

A6282 Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, Royal Commission on Espionage, Newspaper Cuttings

A6283 ASIO, Royal Commission on Espionage, Correspondence Files

A6335 ASIO, Security Files Inherited by ASIO

A8703 ASIO, Film and Sound Recordings

A8911 ASIO, Correspondence Files of the Commonwealth Security Service

A9108 ASIO, Investigation Branch, Commonwealth Investigation Service Files

A9626 ASIO, Photographic Material created by ASIO

A10930 Royal Commission on Espionage, Transcript

A12389 Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, Documents Received from Australian Security and Intelligence Agencies by the Royal Commission on Intelligence and National Security

A12694 ASIO, Source Material Collected for Project on Cold War

M1147 R.G. Casey, Liberal Party Correspondence Files

M1507 Kenneth Bailey, Files on Royal Commission on Espionage

M1508 Sir Kenneth Bailey, Publications and Transcripts on Royal Commission on Espionage

M1509, Sir Kenneth Bailey, Correspondence

MP729/6 Department of Defence, Secret Correspondence Files

MP1582/7 Department of Defence, Navy Office, Intelligence Summaries

SP109/3, Department of Information, War Censorship

National Library of Australia

Shirley Andrews papers, MS 6000

Jack Beasley papers, MS 9266

Ralph and Dorothy Gibson papers, MS 7844

Robin Gollan papers, MS 9372,

Frank Hardy papers, MS 4887

Rupert Lockwood papers, MS 10121

Bruce Milliss papers, MS 8345

Helen Palmer papers, MS 6083

Ian Turner papers, MS 6206

State Library of New South Wales

Communist Party of Australia Aggregated Collection, MSS 5021

Eric Aarons papers, MSS 7060

Laurie Aarons papers, MLMSS 7924

Australasian Book Society, MSS 2297

Audrey Blake papers, MSS 2133

Jack Blake papers, MSS 2087, 2134

Audrey Blake and Jack Blake further papers, MSS 7927

Mona Brand papers, MS 9794

W.J. and Freda Brown papers, MSS 5779

Len Fox papers, MSS 8085

James Healy and Waterside Workers’ Federation papers, MLMSS 1049

John Rodwell Hughes papers, MSS 6381

Samuel Phineas Lewis papers, MSS 5223

State Library of Victoria

Council for Aboriginal Rights papers, MS 12193

Ken Gott papers, MS 13047

Jack Legge papers, MS 13609

Stephen Murray-Smith papers, MS 8272

Ian Turner papers, MS 13277

State Library of South Australia

Communist Party of Australia South Australian Branch, SRG 733

State Library of Western Australia

Cameron collection, MN 1504

Joan Williams papers, MN 1843

Noel Butlin Archives Centre, Australian National University

Alan Barcan Papers, P11

Les Barnes papers, P8

Della and E.V. Elliott Papers, N343–715

Ken Gott Collection, P36, N57–84

Audrey Johnson Papers, N162

Ken Miller, NBAC Z458

1. Normington Rawling Collection, N57

Betty Reilly Papers, N188

Pete Thomas, N324

Bill Wood Papers, N296

Tom and Mary Wright, P120

University of Melbourne Archives

Communist Party of Australia, Victorian State Committee 1930–75, 1976.0028

Communist Party of Australia, Victorian State Committee 1954–75, 1987.0127

Communist Party of Australia, Victorian State Committee 1934–89, 1990.0014

Communist Party of Australia, Victorian State Committee 1900–89, 1991.0152

Kenneth John Coldicott papers, 2003.0111

R.M. Crawford papers, 1991.0113

Fred Farrall papers, 1983.0113

Melbourne University Labour Club, 1945.0028

Clarrie O’Shea papers, 1988.0101

Cedric Ralph papers, 2020.0073

Bernie Taft papers, 2010.0053

University of Queensland Library

E.A. and E. Bacon papers, UQFL 241

Communist Party of Australia, Queensland branch, UQFL 234

Connie Healy Collection, UQFL 191

Jim Henderson papers, UQFL 267

University of Wollongong Library

Communist Party of Australia, South Coast District Records, D176

E.V. Elliott papers, D170

John and Phyllis Johnson records

Lynn Dalgarno

Roy Dalgarno, ‘The Winking of an Eye: Autobiography’, in possession of Lynn Dalgarno

Supreme Court of Victoria Library

Transcript of Royal Commission on Communism, Minutes of Evidence (1949–50), 34 vols

Oral History

Apart from recordings in private hands, most archives and repositories have oral history collections. The most important and extensive are those collected by Laurie Aarons, Ken Mansell, Wendy Lowenstein.

National Library of Australia

Recordings by Wendy Lowenstein of over 100 subjects

Many more recordings created by Hazel de Berg, Joyce Stevens, Ann Turner, Barry

York and others.

State Library of New South Wales

Laurie Aarons, MLOH 80, 628

Ken Mansell, MLOH 202, 240, 300, 452

Beverley Symons, MLOH 181

State Library of Victoria

Recordings and papers of the Communists and the Labour Movement Conference, Melbourne, August 1980, MS 11097

State Library of South Australia

Various recordings, OH 750

State Library of Western Australia

Recordings of Susan Hartley, OH 3989

Official Publications

Report of the Royal Commission Inquiring into the Origins, Aims, Objects and Funds of the Communist Party in Victoria and Other Related Matters (Melbourne: Government Printer, 1950).

Report of the Royal Commission on Espionage (Sydney: Government Printer, 1955).

Communist Newspapers and Serials

Australian Left Review, 1966–

Communist Review, 1934–66

Communist Review, December 1950–March 1951, Eurunderee, NSW: Henry Lawson Press.

Discussion Journal, nos 1–4 (March–May 1970)

Discussion: A Communist Forum on Australian and International Affairs, 1968–70

Forward, 1943–49

Guardian (Melbourne), 1939–66

Guardian (Brisbane), 1943–1957, 1960–1966

Housewife, nos1–8 (September 1948–June 1949)

Party, no. 1 (June 1942)

Party Builder, nos 2–6 (July–November 1942).

Progress (Sydney), 1940–46

Tribune (South Australia), 1946–63; from 4 July 1951 printed in Sydney

Tribune (Sydney), 1939–

Workers’ Star (Perth), 1936–51

Communist Publications

As far as is possible to establish, this list is in chronological order. With a few exceptions, it does not include reprints of works published internationally.

E.W.C. [E.W. Campbell], Soviet-German Non-Aggression Pact Explained (Sydney: Central Committee, Communist Party of Australia, n.d. [1939]).

1. Dimitrov, The War and the Working Class (Sydney: Central Committee, Communist Party of Australia, n.d. [1940?].
2. Sharkey, The Communist Party Speaks (Sydney: Central Committee of the Communist Party of Australia, n.d. [February 1940]).

L.L. Sharkey, Democracy for Whom? (Sydney: Communist Party of Australia, n.d. [March 1940]).

1. Dixon, No War on Soviet Russia! (Sydney Central Committee, Communist Party of Australia, 1940).

The Truth About Finland (Sydney: Communist Party of Australia, n.d. [1940]).

Mason & McShane [J.B Miles and Lance Sharkey], Soviet Russia and the War (Sydney: no publisher, n.d.).

Mason & McShane [J.B Miles and Lance Sharkey], What Is This Labor Party? (Sydney: Communist Party of Australia, n.d.]).

Mason & McShane [J.B Miles and Lance Sharkey], The Coming War in the Pacific (Sydney: J. Grace, n.d. [January 1941]).

A Great Day for the Australian Labor Movement (Sydney: Central Committee, Communist Party of Australia, 1941).

Defeat Hitlerism, Restore Democratic Rights, Lift the Ban on the Communist Party (Sydney: Adam Ogston, n.d. [1941]).

Yelnia, Destroy Hitlerism (Sydney: Spartacus Press, n.d.).

J.D. Blake, For Political Liberty and the Defeat of Hitlerism: Speech Delivered by J.D. Blake…October 5th, 1941 (Melbourne: International Bookshop, n.d. [1941]).

24 Years of Soviet Progress (Brisbane: n.p., October 1941).

Smash Japan (Melbourne: International Bookshop, n.d. [1941].

George Gowland, I Have Joined the AIF (Sydney: Legal Rights Committee, 1941)

Guerillas for Australia (Brisbane: Queensland Political Rights Committee, n.d. [1941]).

J.C. Henry, Build a National Anti-Fascist Front: Demand for Legality for the Communist Party (Brisbane: Queensland Political Rights Committee, November 1941).

J.D. Blake, A People’s Defence of Australia: Speech in the Princess Theatre, Melbourne, on January 25, 1942 (Melbourne: Political Rights Committee, 1942).

They Shall Not Pass: A Preliminary Plan for a People’s Defence (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1942).

Every Man Should Have a Rifle: Henry Lawson’s Call to Arms (Melbourne: Political Rights Committee, n.d. [1942?]).

Communist Party Program for the Soldiers (Sydney: Communist Party of Australia, 1942).

1. Dixon, Knock Out Japan! (Melbourne: Political Rights Committee, n.d. [early 1942]).

L.L. Sharkey, Dialectical Materialism: Marxian Philosophy (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, March 1942); L.L. Sharkey and S. Moston, Dialectical and Historical Materialism (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, March 1945).

J.B. Miles, Communist Leader Speaks: Full Report of Speech by J.B. Miles at Sydney Town Hall on June 22, 1942… (Sydney: n.p., 1942).

You Remember? (Melbourne: Political Rights Committee, n.d. [late 1942]).

Women for Victory (Sydney: NSW Legal Rights Committee, October 1942).

Ralph Gibson, Stop This Fascist Propaganda (Melbourne: n.p, n.d. [late 1942]).

Len Fox, Coal for the Engines of War (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, December 1942).

L.L. Sharkey, For National Unity and Victory over Fascism: Lift Communist Party Ban (Sydney: NSW Legal Rights Committee, 1942).

1. Sharkey, The Trade Unions: Communist Theory and Practice of Trade Unions (Sydney: Communist Party of Australia, November 1942; 2^nd edn, Current Book Distributors, 1958; revised and supplemented, 1959).

Lance Sharkey, Australia Marches On (Sydney: Legal Rights Committee, December 1942).

Gerald Peel, India and Australia: There is a Solution (Sydney: Legal Rights Committee, n.d. [1942?]).

Constitution of the Communist Party of Australia (Sydney: Dimitrov Press, 1942).

For Women and Victory (Sydney: New South Wales Legal Rights Committee, October 1942).

1. Harry Gould, Glossary of Marxist Terms (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, January 1943; new edn, 1945); Marxist Glossary (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, June 1946; 2^nd edn, 1947; 3^rd edn, 1960).

Communist Party of Australia, Handbook for Tutors (Station House, Sydney: CPA, n.d. [late 1942?]; new edn, Marx House n.d.).

J.D. Blake, Communist Plan for Victory: Report to the Victorian State Committee of the Communist Party of Australia, February 12th–15th 1943 (Melbourne: Communist Party of Australia, 1943).

Rupert Lockwood, Japan’s Heart of Wood (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1943).

Constitution of the Communist Party of Australia (Sydney: Communist Party of Australia, 1943).

A United Working Class and a National Front for Victory. Resolution, 13th Congress, Communist Party of Australia, March 1943 (Sydney: Central Committee of the Communist Party of Australia, 1943).

L.L. Sharkey, Congress Report on the Work of the Central Committee from the 12th to the 13th Party Congress (Sydney: Dimitrov Press, 1943).

Len Fox, Australia’s Guilty Men and Their Conspiracy Against the Labor Government (Sydney: State Labor Party; Melbourne: International Bookshop, April 1943).

Max Julius, The Truth About the Brisbane Line (Brisbane: State Committee of the Communist Party of Australia, July 1943).

1. Dixon, The Story of J.T. Lang (Sydney, n.p., n.d. [June 1943]).

Culture, Democracy and Australia, Marx House Publication no. 1 (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, n.d. [1943]).

Len Fox, Australia and the Jews (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1943).

The Case of Henryk Erlich and Victor Alter, foreword by Camille Huysman (Sydney: Mr Kusher, 203 King St, Sydney, n.d. [1943]).

Why Were These Two Executed? (Melbourne: Melbourne Group of Former Members of the General Jewish Workers’ Union (Bund) in Poland, n.d. [1943]).

Erlich and Alter: Why the Soviet Union Shot These Two Traitors (Sydney: Communist Party of Australia, 1943).

L.H. Gould and W.A. Wood, How Russia Smashed its Fifth Column (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1943).

Branch Organisation and Work, How to Organise series no. 1 (Sydney: ACP, 1943).

Organising a Public Meeting, How to Organise series no. 2 (Sydney: ACP, 1943).

Conducting an Election Campaign, How to Organise series no. 3 (Sydney: ACP, 1943).

J.B. Miles, Party Activity and Finance, How to Organise series no. 4 (Sydney: ACP, 1943).

How To Study, How to Organise series no. 5 (Sydney: ACP, 1943).

J.B. Miles, Work Among Women, How to Organise series no. 6 (Sydney: ACP, 1943).

How To Win Rural Workers and Farmers to the Communist Party, How to Organise series no. 7 (Sydney: ACP, 1943).

Outline for Work with Municipal and Shire Councils, How to Organise series no. 8 (Sydney: ACP, 1943).

How To Be a Good Tutor, How to Organise series no. 9 (Sydney: ACP, 1943).

Tom Wright, The Basic Wage (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, December 1943).

John Wilkes, The Old School Tiser (Adelaide: People’s Bookshop, November 1943).

Tom Wright, The Basic Wage (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, December 1943).

L.L. Sharkey, A Reply to Father Ryan (Sydney: Communist Party of Australia, n.d. [December 1943]).

How to Win Elections, How to Organise series no. 10 (Sydney: ACP, 1944).

Outline for Work in Municipal Councils (Melbourne: International Bookshop, 1944).

Communist-Labor Affiliation Means… (Sydney: Australian Communist Party, February 1944).

Ralph Gibson, Communist Plan for Victory and Peace (Melbourne: Victorian State Executive, Australian Communist Party, 1944).

Len Fox, Votes Yes for Homes and Jobs (Sydney: Australian Communist Party, June 1944).

Len Fox, Vote Yes for Homes and Jobs (Sydney: Australian Communist Party, June 1944).

Programme of the Australian Communist Party (Sydney: Australian Communist Party, June 1944).

Lance Sharkey, The WEA Exposed, and an Exposition of the Principles of Democracy and Marxian Socialism (Sydney: Australian Communist Party, June 1944).

Len Donald, How to Organise the Victory Campaign (Sydney, Central Committee, Australian Communist Party, 1944).

Len Donald, Why You Should Join the Communist Party (Sydney: Australian Communist Party, 1944).

G.P. O’Day, Why You Should Join the Communist Party of Australia (Melbourne: n.p., n.d).

Australian Communist Party, Housing, Slums, Private Enterprise and the Future, proposals submitted to the Commonwealth Housing Commission, Communist Programme Series no. 1 (Sydney: ACP, 1944).

Every Farmer Well-To-Do, Based on evidence submitted to Rural Reconstruction Commission, Communist Programme Series no. 2 (Sydney: ACP, July 1944).

Plan for the Fighting Man, Communist Programme Series no. 3 (Sydney: ACP, August 1944).

A New Deal for Women, Communist Programme Series no. 4 (Sydney: ACP, July 1944).

Choose between Teheran and Hitler: Extracts from the Report by Earl Browder to the National Convention of USA Communist Party, May 20, 1944 (Sydney: Central Committee of the Australian Communist Party, n.d. [1944]).

E.A.H. Laurie, Australia in New Guinea (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, August 1944).

E.F. Hill, Dunstan Against the People (Melbourne: Victorian State Committee, ACP, 1944).

Ted Hill, Crisis in the Victorian Labor Party (Melbourne: State Committee of ACP, 1944).

Dunstan Defies the People on Education (Melbourne: Victorian State Committee, Australian Communist Party, November 1944).

A.E. Mander, Public Enemy the Press (Melbourne: International Bookshop, 1944).

1. Hatfield, Australia Reclaimed (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1944).

Souvenir Programme of the Opening of the New Party Headquarters (Sydney: ACP, 1944).

L.L. Sharkey, An Outline History of the Australian Communist Party (Sydney: Marx School, December 1944).

Tom Wright, New Deal for Aborigines (Sydney: Modern Publishers, 1939, 2^nd edn Current Book Distributors, 1944).

Walter Blaschke, Freedom for Malaysia, with a foreword by L.L. Sharkey (Sydney: Current Book Distribution, n.d.).

Hands Off Greece (Sydney: Australian Communist Party, n.d.).

Outline for Work with Municipal and Shire Councils (Sydney: ACP, n.d. [1944?]).

Prosperity for Vegetable Growers (Sydney: Central Agrarian Committee, Australian Communist Party, n.d.).

Fred Paterson, Speeches in Parliament (Sydney: Central Committee of the Australian Communist Party, n.d. [early 1945]).

Outline for Work in Municipal Councils (Melbourne: International Bookshop, 1945).

Victory Plan for the Municipality of Manly (Sydney: Australian Communist Party, Manly Municipal Committee, n.d.).

A Plan for Victory, Peace and Security (Bendigo: Australian Communist Party, n.d.).

[Gerald Blackburn] Dunstan and Soil Erosion (Melbourne: Victorian State Committee, ACP, January 1945).

L.L. Sharkey and E.W. Campbell, The Story of Government Enterprise in Australia (Sydney: Australian Communist Party, January 1945).

1. Dixon, Immigration and the ‘White Australia’ Policy (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, n.d. [1945]).

Julius Stone, The Atlantic Charter: New Worlds for Old (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1945).

Gerald Peel, Indonesian Introduction: What You Want to Know about the Dutch East Indies (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1945).

1. Dixon and L.L. Sharkey, A Free World Without Violence (Sydney: Australian Communist Party, July 1945).
2. Dixon, We Must Go Forward (Sydney: Central Committee of the Australian Communist Party, October 1945).

Jobs, Freedom Progress: Draft Resolution for the 14th National Congress, Australian Communist Party, August 1945 (Sydney: Australian Communist Party, 31 May 1945).

J.D. Blake, Unite for Post-War Progress, Communists in Congress no. 1 (Sydney: Central Committee of the Australian Communist Party, October 1945).

Report of the Work of the Central Committee from the 13th to 14th National Congress, (Sydney: Central Committee of the Australian Communist Party, October 1945).

L.L. Sharkey, Results of the Victory Over Fascism, Communist in Congress no. 2 (Sydney: Central Committee of the Australian Communist Party, October 1945).

J.B. Miles, Jobs, Freedom Progress, Communists in Congress no. 3 (Sydney: Central Committee of the Australian Communist Party, October 1945).

1. Dixon, Our Tasks in the Federal Election, Communists in Congress no. 4 (Sydney: Central Committee of the Australian Communist Party, October 1945).

J.C. Henry, 25 Years of the Australian Communist Party, Communists in Congress no. 5 (Sydney: Central Committee of the Australian Communist Party, October 1945).

E.W. Campbell, History of the Australian Labor Movement: A Marxist Interpretation (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1945).

Catholic Action At Work (Sydney: Australian Communist Party; Melbourne: International Bookshop, n.d. [December1945]).

E.F. Hill, Whither Victoria? Stagnation or Progress? (Melbourne: ACP Victoria State Committee, n.d. [1945]).

E.F. Hill, What Is the Liberal Party (Australian Communist Party, Victoria State Committee, n.d. [1945]).

Gerald Peel, Hands Off Indonesia (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1945, n.d.).

Constitution of the Australian Communist Party (Sydney: ACP, 1945).

E.W. Campbell, Facts About Soviet-Polish Relations (Sydney: Central Committee of the Australian Communist Party, n.d. [1945]).

Mao Tse-Tung, China’s New Democracy (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, August 1945).

Audrey Blake, Meet Bill and Diana (Melbourne: Eureka Youth League, n.d. [1945?]).

Civvy Street: A Booklet of Information for Members of the Services Returning to Civilian Life (Sydney: Communist Party, 1945).

J.D. Blake, Unite for Post-War Progress. Communists in Congress series, no., 1 (Sydney: Central Committee of the Australian Communist Party, 1945).

E.A. Laurie, Why I Turned to Communism (Melbourne: n.p., n.d [1946]).

L.H. Gould, Art, Science & Communism, Communists in Congress no. 6 (Sydney: Central Committee of the Australian Communist Party, October 1945).

The Movement in the Railways (Melbourne: Communist Party of Australia, North Rail Branch, 1946).

Kit Hesy, Vicious Old Lady, Sydney Morning Herald: A Century of Property Against the People (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1946).

Ralph Gibson, Communists Are Changing the World (Melbourne: International Bookshop, 1946).

Ralph Gibson, Russian Foreign Policy (Melbourne: International Bookshop, n.d. [1946]).

Ernest Thornton, Soviet Workers and Their Unions (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1946).

L.L. Sharkey, Labor Betrayed! (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, July 1946).

E.W. Campbell, Historical Background of the World Labor Movement (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1946).

60 Counihan Cartoons from ‘The Guardian’ (Melbourne: International Bookshop, 1946).

1. Fox, Wealthy Men (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1946).

Communists Act on Housing (Melbourne: International Bookshop, 1946).

E.D. Senior, The Australian System of Voting (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1946).

‘Jagara’ [Fred Rose], Frederick Engels, Lewis Morgan and the Australian Aborigine (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1946).

Communists Tell How to Build Houses Fast! (Melbourne: International Bookshop, n.d. [1946]).

Gerald Peel, Quit India! Why Australians Should Support This Demand (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1946).

Jobs, Homes, Peace (Sydney: ACP, 1946).

Jim Crawford, How the Press Fools the People (Melbourne: International Bookshop, 1946).

G.K. Peel, Isles of the Torres Straits (Sydney: Current Book Distributor, 1947).

Ted Rowe and Tom Wright, United Action Wins (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, n.d. [late 1947]).

Alf Watt, Rocket Range Threatens Australia (Adelaide, South Australian State Committee, ACP, n.d. [March 1947]).

Lance Sharkey, Australian Communists and Soviet Russia (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1947).

1. Dixon, Raise Wages! Reduce Prices! (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, n.d. [1947]).

More Fares P-l-e-a-s-e (Sydney: Current Book Distributors 1947).

Ralph Gibson, This Prices Racket (Melbourne: International Bookshop, April 1947).

Women in Our New World (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1947).

R.D. Walshe, Student Work for Progress (Sydney: Arcadia Press, 1947).

Rupert Lockwood, Wall Street Attacks Australia (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1947).

J.D. Blake, The Communist Way Forward (Melbourne: State Committee of Australian Communist Party, 1947).

Rupert Lockwood, Bankers Backed Hitler (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1948).

H.B. Chandler, Control Prices and Rents (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1948).

G.P. O’Day, What Is Communism? (Melbourne: Victorian State Committee, ACP. 1948).

Ralph Gibson, War in Palestine (Melbourne: Victorian State Committee, Australian Communist Party, 1948).

Josip Broz Tito, The Bases of a New Type of Democracy (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1948).

Report of the work of Central Committee from the 14th to 15th National Congress, (Sydney: Central Committee of the Australian Communist Party, April 1948).

The Way Forward: Resolutions of the 15th Congress of the Australian Communist Party (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, May 1948).

For Australia Prosperous and Independent: Report by L.L. Sharkey to the 15th Congress of the Australian Communist Party (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1948).

Doug Olive, The Queensland Railway Strike: February–April 1948 (Brisbane: A Communist Publication, 1948).

Hollway’s Slave Act (Melbourne: Victorian State Committee of the ACP, n.d. [1948]).

Strengthen the Party (Sydney: Australian Communist Party, August 1948).

W.A. Wood, Prize-Fighting Professors versus Karl Marx (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1948).

Constitution of the Australian Communist Party (Sydney: ACP, 1948).

How Hollway Cheats the People (Melbourne: Victorian State Committee, ACP, n.d. [1948]).

E.W. Campbell, The Crimes Act, Threat to Australian Democracy (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, December 1948).

E.W. Campbell, People versus the Banks (Sydney: ACP, n.d.).

J.D. Blake, War, What For? (Melbourne: Victorian State Committee, ACP, 1949).

J.D. Blake, The Great Coal Strike of 1949 (Sydney: ACP, August 1949).

Defence of the Party and the Fight Against Provocation (Sydney: Central Committee, ACP, 1949).

‘Political Charge’ Against Sharkey, Says Fred Paterson MLA (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, April 1949).

J.R. Hughes, Keep the Unions Free (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, September 1949).

Gerald Peel, Two Worlds in Europe: The Old and the New (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1949).

1. Dixon, The Trial of L.L. Sharkey: Speech to Protest Meeting Held in Sydney, October 21, 1949 (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1949).

Ken Miller, A Modern Tale of Two Cities: Richmond and Toorak (Melbourne: A Communist Publication, 1949).

A Programme for the People from the Party of Peace (Sydney: Communist Party, 1949).

E.W. Campbell, Communism: Answer to Menzies (Sydney: n.p., n.d.).

W.A. Wood, The Life Story of L.L. Sharkey, Fighter for Freedom (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, January 1950).

Communist Leaders Speak: Evidence Given before the Royal Commission on Communism (Melbourne: A Communist Publication, n.d.).

1. Dixon, Defend Your Freedom (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, February 1950).

Len Fox, Guilty Men Again (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1950).

1. Julius, What the Communist Dissolution Bill Means to You! (Sydney: R. Clarke, n.d. [1950]).

American Armed Intervention in Korea (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1950).

Rupert Lockwood, MacArthur (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, December 1950).

Richard Young, The Story of the Eureka Youth League (Sydney: n,p., n.d.).

Committee for Clean Politics, Police, Politicians and Corruption (Eurunderee, NSW: Henry Lawson Press, n.d.).

Ralph Gibson, Socialist Melbourne (1^st edn 1937; 2^nd edn, Melbourne: International Bookshop, 1951).

Rupert Lockwood, Unconquerable Korea. Leave Them Alone, no. 1 (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1951).

Rupert Lockwood, Malaya Must Cost No More Australian Blood. Leave Them Alone, no. 2 (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1951).

Constitution of the Communist Party of Australia (Sydney: n.p., August 1951).

Australia’s Path to Socialism: Program of the Communist Party of Australia Sixteenth Congress, August 1951 (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, January 1952).

[Ambrose Dyson], The Calamitous Career of Dictator Bob [Melbourne: Communist Party, 1951].

Marxism and Youth (Sydney: n.p. [1951]).

Stephen Murray-Smith, There’s No Iron Curtain: An Australian Journalist in Eastern Europe (Melbourne: International Bookshop, 1952).

L.L. Sharkey, The Labor Party Crisis (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1952, new edn, 1957).

Rex Chiplin, Where is the Nest of Traitors? (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, n.d. [1952]).

Rex Chiplin, This Is America (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, March 1952).

Jack McPhillips, Arbitration? (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, November 1952).

Ballot-Riggers at Work! Defend the Unions (Melbourne: n.p., n.d. [1953]).

Nat Seeligson, Symphony for Peace (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1953).

E.F Hill, Conspiracy Against the Australian People (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, July 1953).

1. Dixon, Robbing Your Pay Envelope (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1953).

E.W. Campbell, Political Economy—A Simple Outline (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, n.d.).

L.L. Sharkey and E.F. Hill, Petrov’s 25,000 Dollar Story Exploded (Sydney: Communist Party of Australia, n.d. [1954]).

Pete Thomas, Petrov Stunt Back-Fires (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, June 1954).

Menzies’ Secret Police: Threat to Democracy (Sydney, n.p., n.d.).

Petrov Cross-Examined (Melbourne, n.p., n.d.).

Ralph Gibson, The Soviet Way of Life: An Inside View (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, November 1954),

Rupert Lockwood, America Invades Australia (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1955).

J.R. Hughes and E.W. Campbell, Australia on the Eve of Crisis (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1955).

Branch Study Course: The Party and Trade Unions (Sydney: Adam Ogston for CPA, 1955).

Paul Mortier, Art: Its Origins and Social Functions (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1955).

Australia’s Path to Socialism: Program of the Communist Party of Australia, Seventeenth Congress, May 1955 (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, n.d. [1955]).

R.D. Walshe, Australia’s Fight for Independence and Parliamentary Democracy (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1956).

Central Committee of the CPSU, On Overcoming the Personality Cult and its Consequences (Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House 1956).

W.J. Brown (ed.), The Petrov Conspiracy Unmasked (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1957).

L.L. Sharkey, Socialism in Australia: Communist View on Democratic Socialism (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1957).

Basic Questions of Communist Theory: Documents Relating to the Cult of the Individual and Hungary (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1957).

CPA Political Committee Statement—20th Congress and the Stalin Issue, Basic Questions of Communist Theory (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1957).

Ralph Gibson, Socialism: The Path to Human Freedom (Melbourne, n.p., n.d.).

1. Aarons, Economics for Workers (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1958).

Eighteenth Congress, April 1958: Report of L.L. Sharkey and Resolution A Land of Plenty Free from War (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, May 1958).

Australia’s Path to Socialism: Program of the Communist Party of Australia, 18th Congress, 1958 (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, May 1958).

1. Aarons, Party of the Working Class: Organisational Principles and Methods of Work of the Communist Party of Australia (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, July 1959).

E.F. Hill, Builders of Communism: A Report on the 21st Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, June 1959).

Conference of the 81 Parties, 1960: Full Statement (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, n.d. [1961]).

The People Against Monopoly: 19th Congress of the Communist Party of Australia, 1961 (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, June 1961).

E.W. Campbell, The 60 Families Who Own Australia (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, August 1963).

Differences in the Communist Movement: View of the Communist Party of Australia (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1963).

Concerning Differences in the International Communist Movement: Who is for Unity and the Statement of the 81 Parties? (Sydney: Secretariat, CPA, 1963).

E.F. Hill, Towards the Police State (Melbourne: n.p., n.d. [1963]).

Australia’s Way Forward: Program of the Communist Party of Australia (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1964).

Resolution, 20th Congress Communist Party of Australia June 1964 (Sydney: D.B. Young, 1964).

Laurie Aarons, Labor Movement at the Crossroads: The Way Forward after the 1963 Election (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1964).

Communist Party of Australia 21st National Congress, June 1967: Documents (Sydney: D.B. Young, n.d. [December 1966]).

CPA Twenty-First Congress, Report of the Central Committee Delivered by L. Aarons (Sydney: n.p. 1967).

CPA Twenty-First Congress, Towards a Coalition of the Left Delivered by R. Dixon (Sydney: n.p., 1967).

CPA Twenty-First Congress, Communists and the Battle for Ideas Delivered by E. Aarons (Sydney: n.p., 1967).

CPA Twenty-First Congress, Unions and Today’s Challenge Delivered by P. Clancy (Sydney: n.p., 1967).

Australia and the Way Forward: The Political Document Adopted by the 21st Congress of the Communist Party of Australia, June 1967 (Sydney: D.B. Young, 1967).

Statement of Aims Methods and Organisation: Communist Party of Australia 22nd Congress March 1970 (Sydney: n.p., March 1970).

Modern Unionism and the Workers’ Movement: Communist Party of Australia 22nd Congress March 1970 (Sydney: n.p., March 1970).

The Left Challenge for the ’70s: A Policy Statement Adopted by the 23rd Congress of the Communist Party of Australia, April 1972 (Sydney: Red Pen Publications, May 1972).

Other Contemporary Publications

Brian Fitzpatrick, National Security and Individual Insecurity: An Account of the National Security Legislation and Regulations (Melbourne: Left Book Club of Victoria, December 1939).

John Lindsay, A People’s Australia and its Defence (Sydney: Labor Council of New South Wales, n.d. [September 1940]).

Who Owns South Australia? (Adelaide: Labor Research Committee, n.d. [1940]).

ARP: Sham or Shelter? By a Group of Australian Scientists (Melbourne: Left Book Club, December 1940).

Monopoly (Sydney: Left Book Club, New South Wales, November 1940; reprint, Melbourne: Left Book Club of Victoria).

The War and Civil Rights: A Survey Prepared by the Australian Council for Civil Liberties (Melbourne: The Council, December 1940).

Conference of Australia-Soviet Friendship League, Held in Melbourne on 23rd and 24th August (Melbourne: The League, 1941).

Aid Russia: Report of the Congress for Friendship and Aid to the Soviet Union, Sydney, August 30th and 31st, 1941 (Sydney: NSW Aid Russia Committee, 1941).

Soviet Foreign Policy Yesterday and Today (Melbourne: Australia-Soviet Friendship League, n.d. [1941]).

The War and Civil Rights. 2nd Series: A Survey of Action Taken in Various Australian States Under the National Security Regulations, December 1940–April 1941 (Melbourne: Australian Council for Civil Liberties, 1941).

The War and Civil Rights. 3rd Series: Campaign for Ratliff and Thomas (Melbourne: Australian Council for Civil Liberties, 1941).

Soviet Foreign Policy Yesterday and Today (Melbourne: Australia-Soviet Friendship League, n.d.).

Jack Lindsay, Budget Robbery (Sydney: Labor Council of NSW, n.d.).

Student 1941 (Melbourne: Australian Student Labor Federation, 1941).

John Dease, Soviet Culture (Sydney: NSW Aid Russia Committee, 1941).

Ian Clunies Ross et al., Soviet Culture: A Selection of Talks at the Cultural Conference, November 1941 (Sydney: NSW Aid Russia Committee, 1941).

The Case of Ratliff and Thomas (Sydney: Australian Civil Rights Defence League, n.d. [1941]).

W.J. Thomas, Stalin and Associates (Sydney: NSW Bookstall Company, 1941).

Federated Ironworkers Association, B.H.P. (Sydney: FIA, November 1941).

Albert Keesing, Russia, Our Ally (Sydney: Australian Labor Party [State of New South Wales], n.d. [November 1941]).

W.A. Wood, The Defence of Moscow (Sydney: Australian Labor Party (State of New South Wales), February 1942).

National Unity for an Allied Victory: Report of Congress, Sydney Town Hall, February 28th–March 1st 1942 (Sydney: NSW Aid Russia Committee, 1942).

Rupert Lockwood, Guerrilla Paths to Freedom (Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1942).

Rupert Lockwood, Scorched Earth (Sydney: NSW Aid Russia Committee, n.d. [1942]).

Ernie Thornton, Trade Unions and the War (Sydney: Federal Council of the Federated Ironworkers Association of Australia, n.d. [1942]).

Jack Lindsay, Women in the Workshop (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1942).

Jack Lindsay, Factory Front (Sydney: Labor Council of NSW, n.d. [1942]).

Science in the USSR (Melbourne: Australia-Soviet Friendship League, 1942).

Rupert Lockwood, Why the Red Army is Winning (Sydney: NSW Aid Russia Committee, n.d. [1942]).

Invade Europe (Melbourne: Australia-Soviet Friendship League, n.d. [1942]).

Soviet Finance (Melbourne: Australia-Soviet Friendship League, n.d. [1942]).

Stanley G. Evans, Religion in the USSR (Melbourne: Australia-Soviet Friendship League, n.d. [1942]).

Len Fox, Harold Baker and Eric Glasson, AIF: Democratic Army for a Democratic People (Sydney: NSW Aid Russia Committee, 1942).

W.A. Wood and Len Fox, Cobbers and Comrades (Sydney: Australian Labor Party (State of NSW)), November1942).

Reg Ellery, Health in the Soviet Union (Melbourne: Rawson’s Bookshop, 1942).

Michael Lamb [H.M. Cremean], Red Glows the Dawn (Melbourne, n.p., n.d. [December 1942]).

Jack Lindsay, Workers’ Wages, Soldiers’ Pay, Profits (Sydney: Labor Council of NSW, n.d. [late 1942]).

Russia and the World: Answering Your Questions on Soviet Foreign Policy (Melbourne: Australia-Soviet Friendship League, n.d. [1943]).

Mollie Bayne (ed.), Australian Women at War (Melbourne: Research Group of the Left Book Club of Victoria, July 1943).

R.S. Ellery, Eyes Left! The Soviet Union and the Post-War World (Melbourne: Reed & Harris, 1943).

Nine Reasons Why Labor Won’t Have Communism (Melbourne: A.E. Theisz, 1943).

Slanderers, Forgers and Bosses’ Agents (Sydney: National Executive Council of FIA, 1943).

Ernie Thornton, Stronger Trades Unions: Opponents Answered (Sydney: Federated Ironworkers Association, November 1943).

Advance Australia [Patrick John Gearon], Communism—Why Not? (Melbourne: M.F. Canavan, n.d. [1943], 2nd enlarged edn, 1944).

C.M. Churchward, The Rising Tide of Communism: An Appeal to Christian People (Sydney: the author, November 1943).

Canon Maynard, Two Sermons Preached in St Paul’s Cathedral, Melbourne, on National Purpose (Melbourne: n.p., n.d. [1943]).

Australian Women’s Charter 1943 . . . Resolutions Adopted by the Australian Women’s Conference (Sydney: n.p., n.d. [end 1943]).

Hewlett Johnson, The Socialist Sixth of the World (Abridged Edition) (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, n.d. [1943?]).

P.J. Ryan, Dean Hewlett Johnson’s Socialist Sixth: A Commentary (Sydney: Secretariat of the Lay Apostolate, 1943).

Kurt Merz, Ralph Gibson and Farnham E. Maynard, A Fair Hearing for Socialism (Melbourne, n.p., n.d.).

P.J. Ryan, Said Comrade Sharkey (Sydney: Father P.J. Ryan, 1944).

Brian Fitzpatrick, Refugees: Hitler’s Loss, Our Gain (Melbourne: Jewish Council to Combat Fascism and Anti-Semitism, n.d. [1944?]).

Brian Fitzpatrick, The Rich Get Richer (Melbourne: Rawson’s Bookshop, 1944).

Teheran, the Key to Victory: Worldwide Democracy and an Enduring Peace (Melbourne: Australia-Soviet Friendship League, n.d. [1944]).

Australia & the USSR, and Some Victorian Labor Leaders (Melbourne: Australia-Soviet Friendship League, October 1944).

John Kosovich, Tito of Yugoslavia (Sydney: Yugoslav Immigrants’ Association, 1944).

Communism: Australia’s Fifth Column (Sydney: Graziers Association of New South Wales, n.d.).

The Future of Science in Australia (Sydney: Australian Association of Scientific Workers, 1945).

E.V. Elliott, Free Indonesia! (Sydney: Seamen’s Union of Australia, 1946).

Michael Carr, Betrayal: Being a Short History of Australia’s 5th Column (Sydney: Sane Democracy League, n.d. [1946]).

Reply to Maloney: The Real Facts About Russia (Melbourne: Australia-Soviet House, n.d. [1946]).

Sin in Syndication (Sydney: Australian Journalists’ Association, n.d. [1947]).

E.P. Dark, Who Are the Reds (Sydney: the author, 1946).

Geoff Parsons, Black Chattels: The Story of Australian Aboriginals (London: National Council for Civil Liberties, 1946).

Brian Fitzpatrick (ed.), Southern Stories (Melbourne: Dolphin Publications, n.d.).

J.T. Lang, Communism in Australia (Sydney: Century Press, n.d. [1946]).

The Communists v. The People: A Complete Fully Documented Exposure of Communist Activities in Australia (Brisbane: Queensland Institute of Public affairs, n.d. [1946]).

Wilfred G. Burchett, Democracy with a Tommygun (Melbourne: Cheshire, 1946).

John Thompson, Hubbub in Java (Sydney: Currawong Press, 1946).

Evelyn Rothfield, The Jewish People (Melbourne: RAAF Educational Services, 1946).

H.V. Evatt, Hands Off the Nation’s Defences (Canberra: Federal Capital Press, n.d.).

Evelyn Rothfield, Whither Palestine (Melbourne: Dolphin Publications, 1947).

Into Thy Hands: Catholic Social Studies Movement Handbook (Melbourne: National Secretariat for Catholic Action, n.d.).

The War Has Ceased . . . but Australia Still Has a Fifth Column (Brisbane: Institute of Public Affairs, n.d.).

R.D. Walshe, Student Work for Progress (Sydney: Acacia Press, 1947).

Charles Duguid, The Rocket Range, Aborigines and War (Melbourne: Rocket Range Protest Committee, n.d. [1947]).

A.W. Sheppard, An Australian Officer in Greece (Melbourne: International Bookshop, June 1947).

Edgar Waters and Stephen Murray-Smith, Rebel Songs (Melbourne: Australian Student Labor Federation, 1947).

10 Years of New Theatre (Melbourne: New Theatre, 1948).

J.J. Maloney, Inside Red Russia (Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1948).

E.P. Dark, The World Against Russia (Sydney: Pinchgut Press, 1948).

Michael Carr, Stooges, Spies and Fifth Columnists: Functions of the Australian Communist Party (Sydney: Websdale, n.d.).

Australia and Israel (Melbourne: Jewish Council to Combat Fascism and Anti-Semitism, July 1948)

A.W. Sheppard, Inside Story: Greece’s Struggle for Freedom (Sydney: League for Democracy in Greece, n.d. [December 1948]).

E.P. Dark, The Press Against the People (Sydney: the author, n.d.).

John Rodgers, Report on the Soviet Union (Melbourne: Australia-Soviet House, March 1949).

Facts About Communism (Sydney and Melbourne: Liberal Party of Australia, April 1949).

Cecil Sharpley, ‘I Was a Communist Leader’: Revealing Confessions of an Australian Red Leader (Melbourne: Herald and Weekly Times, 1949).

M.H. Ellis, The Garden Path: The Story of the Saturation of the Australian Labour Movement by Communism (Sydney: Land Newspaper, 1949).

Royal Commission’s Biassed Judge and Perjured Witnesses (Melbourne: Committee for Free Speech and Democracy, 1949).

Edgar Ross, The Coal Front: An Account of the 1949 Coal Strike and the Issues It Raised (Sydney: Miners Federation, 1949).

Harold Rich, The Story of the Sharkey Trial (Sydney: Release Sharkey Committee, n.d. [1949]).

The Dobson Story: Story of ALP Industrial Groups (Sydney: J.R. Hughes for Federated Clerks Union (Sydney, n.d. [1949]).

Flora Eldershaw, review of Power Without Glory, Meanjin, 9, 3 (April 1950).

Brian Fitzpatrick, Constitutional Aspects of the Royal Commission on the Communist Party (Melbourne: Australian Council for Civil Liberties, May 1949).

Colonel A.W. Sheppard, Mindszenty and the Protestant Pastors (Sydney: Free Citizen Press, 1949).

Edgar Ross, The Coal Front (Sydney: Miners’ Federation, n.d. [1949]).

Brian Fitzpatrick, A Public Remonstrance (Melbourne: Australian Council for Civil Liberties, February 1950).

Brian Fitzpatrick, The Unnecessary Police State Bill (Melbourne: Australian Council for Civil Liberties, July 1950).

A Charter of Freedom (Melbourne: Democratic Rights Council, 1950).

In Defence of Freedom (Melbourne: Democratic Rights Council, 1950).

A Charter of Freedom: The People Fight Back (Sydney: Democratic Rights Council, 1950).

Facts on the War in Korea (Melbourne: Australian Student Labor Federation, n.d. [1950]).

Old Australian Bush Ballads, collected by Vance Palmer, music restored by Margaret Sutherland (Melbourne: Allan and Co., n.d. [1950]).

Rev. F.J. Hartley, In Quest of Peace (Melbourne: n.p., n.d.).

Tom Wright, Australians Visit People’s China (1952).

L.G. Churchward, The Myth of Soviet Imperialism: Soviet Foreign Policy Explained (Melbourne: the author, n.d.).

W.G Burchett, People’s Democracies (Melbourne: World Unity Publications, 1952).

Germ War in Korea? (Melbourne: Victorian Peace Council, n.d. [1952]).

A.W. Sheppard, Catholic Action and Australian Labor (Sydney: Morgan’s Publications, n.d.).

Frank J. Hardy, Journey into the Future (Melbourne: Australasian Book Society, 1952).

Helen G. Palmer, Australian Teacher in China (Sydney: Teachers’ Sponsoring Committee, n.d.).

Elizabeth Vassilieff, Peking–Moscow Letters (Melbourne: Australasian Book Society, 1953).

John Morrison, The Judge and the Shipowner (Melbourne: Australasian Book Society, n.d. [1953?]).

Ambrose Dyson (Sydney: Ambrose Dyson Memorial Committee, 1953).

G.H. Burchett, Assassins of Youth: Toll of War (Melbourne: World Unity Publications, n.d. [1954]).

‘Spinifex’ [David Martin], Rob the Robber (Melbourne: Joseph Waters, 1954).

[Rupert Lockwood], What Is in Document J (Canberra: Freedom Press, n.d. [1954]).

J.E. Owen, The Road to Peace: An Experiment Across Barriers (Melbourne: The Hawthorn Press, 1954).

Michael Bialoguski, The Petrov Story (Melbourne: William Heinemann, 1955).

John Wilkes (ed.), Liberty in Australia (Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1955).

Lucy Woodcock, The Lewis Case and You (Sydney: the author, 1956).

Kath Williams, Equality Will Be Won (Melbourne: Union of Australian Women, 1956).

Tom Nelson, The Hungry Mile (Sydney: n.p., 1957).

Jack Beasley, Socialism and the Novel: A Study of Australian Literature (Sydney: the author, 1957).

Victor H. Wallace (ed.), Paths to Peace (Melbourne: MUP, 1957).

Walter Seddon Clayton, Statement Concerning My Experiences of 27 Weeks’ Surveillance, Attempted Intimidation and Attempted Bribery by the Commonwealth Secret Police (Sydney: the author, 1957).

Jack Beasley, Socialism and the Novel: A Study of Australian Literature (Sydney: the author, 1957).

Mona Brand, Daughters of Vietnam (Hanoi: Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1958).

Len Fox, Friendly Vietnam (Hanoi: Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1958).

Defend Marxism Leninism (Melbourne: n.p., n.d.).

Declaration of Australian Marxist-Leninists, November 11th, 1963 (Melbourne: n.p., n.d.).

E.F. Hill, Looking Backward: Looking Forward… Revolutionary Socialist Politics Against Trade Union and Parliamentary Politics (Melbourne: n.p., 1964).

J.P. Forrester, Fifteen Years of Peace Fronts (Sydney: McHugh Printery, 1964).

Fred Wells, The Peace Racket (Sydney: n.p., 1964).

Sam Lipski (ed.), Soviet Jewry and the Australian Communist Party (Melbourne: Human Rights Research Publications, 1966).

Frank Hardy, ‘Environment and Ideology in Australian Literature’, in Clement Semmler and Derek Whitelock (eds), Literary Australia (Melbourne: F.W. Cheshire, 1967), pp. 69–80.

Frank Hardy, The Unlucky Australians (Melbourne: Nelson, 1968).

Rex Mortimer and Jack Blake, Some Problems of the Australian Left (Sydney: Outlook, 1968).

Paul Ormonde (ed.), Catholics in Revolution: Challenging New Views on Communism and War (Melbourne: Lansdowne Press, 1968).

J.S. Whitehall, Who’s Who in the Australian Peace Movement (Brisbane: Christian Anti-Communist Crusade, n.d.).

Alf Watt, CPA Leaders Snips [sic] as Czechs Overcome Crisis (Sydney: Alf Watt,).

Alf Watt, Official CPA Congress Documents Analysed (Sydney: Alf Watt, n.d. [1970]).

A Declaration for Building Unity of Action for Peace, Democracy and Socialism (Sydney: Socialist Publications, 1970).

W.J. Brown, What Happened to the Communist Party of Australia? Policies of the CPA on Trial (Sydney: Socialist Unity Committee, 1971).

Jack McPhillips, Communists and the Trade Unions (Sydney: New Age Publishers for the SPA, 1981).

Memoirs and Autobiography

Eric Aarons, ‘As I Saw the Sixties’, Arena, 27 (October–November 1970), pp. 60–74.

Eric Aarons, What’s Left? Memoirs of an Australian Communist (Melbourne: Penguin, 1993).

Eric Aarons, ‘Remembering and Reflecting: 1956’, The Hummer, 3, 10 (Winter 2003). <www.labourhistory.org.au/hummer/vol-3-no-10>

Mark Aarons, The Family File (Melbourne: Black Inc., 2010).

Hal Alexander’s Oscar Zeet writings. <http://halalexander.blogspot.com/2015/04/neglected-works-of-oscar-zeet-1.html>

Hal Alexander, ‘Red Belt Days’, in Hal Alexander and Phil Griffiths (eds), A Few Rough Reds: Stories of Rank and File Organising (Canberra: ASSLH Canberra Branch, 2003), pp. 56–62.

Faith Bandler, Turning the Tide: A Personal History of the Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders (Canberra: Aboriginal Studies Press, 1989).

Les Barnes, It Happened in Brunswick (Melbourne: Brunswick Community History Group, 1987).

Harvey Barnett, Tale of the Scorpion (Sydney: Allen & Unwin, 1988).

Jack Beasley, Red Letter Days: Notes from Inside an Era (Sydney: Australian Book Society, 1979).

Jack Beasley, Journal of an Era: Notes from the Red Letter Days (Sydney: Wedgetail Press, 1988).

Jim Beggs, Proud to Be a Wharfie (Melbourne: Arcadia, 2013).

Audrey Blake, A Proletarian Life (Malmsbury: Kibble Books, 1984).

Jack Blake. ‘The 1949 Coal Strike’, Australian Left Review, 70 (August 1979), pp. 12–18.

Jack Blake. ‘1949 to 1966: Stalinism or Independence?’, Australian Left Review, 76 (June 1981), pp. 8–16.

‘Jack Blake’s Final Reminiscences’, The Hummer, 3, 9 (Summer 2002–2003), pp. 25–30.

Frank Bollins, ‘An Insight into the New South Wales Railway Shop Committees, 1940s–1950s’, The Hummer, 14 (July–September 1986). <www.labourhistory.org.au/hummer/no-14/railway-shop-committees/>.

Simon Bracegirdle, My Lucky Life (Brisbane: the author, 1997).

Simon Bracegirdle, ‘Several Decades as a Communist Activist’, in Carole Ferrier and Rebecca Phelan (eds), The Point of Change: Marxism, Australia, History, Theory (Brisbane: Australian Studies Centre, University of Queensland, 1998), pp. 48–55.

Mona Brand, Enough Blue Sky: The Autobiography of Mona Brand, an Unknown Well-known Playwright (Sydney: Tawny Pipit Press, 1995).

Mona Brand, ‘Open Letter to ASIO’, Overland, 171 (Winter 2003), pp. 85–87.

Tom Brislan, ‘Maverick Among Marxists’, memoirs, n.d., in National Library of Australia MfM G 23067.

Ken Buckley, Buckley’s! Ken Buckley: Historian, Author and Civil Libertarian (A&A Book Publishing, 2008).

Vincent Buckley, Cutting Green Hay (Melbourne: Penguin Books, 1983).

Tas Bull, Life on the Waterfront: An Autobiography (Sydney: HarperCollins, 1998).

Wilfred Burchett, At the Barricades (Melbourne: Macmillan, 1981).

George Burchett and Nick Shimmin (eds), Memoirs of a Rebel Journalist: The Autobiography of Wilfred Burchett (Sydney: UNSW Press, 2005).

Meredith Burgmann (ed.), Dirty Secrets: Our ASIO Files (Sydney: NewSouth, 2014).

Memoirs of a Young Bastard: The Diaries of Tim Burstall, November 1953 to December 1954, ed. Hilary McPhee (Melbourne: Miegunyah Press, 2012).

Arthur Calwell, Be Just and Fear Not (Melbourne: Rigby, 1978).

Clyde Cameron, The Confessions of Clyde Cameron, 1913–1990 (Sydney: ABC Books, 1990).

Alex Carey, ‘Anti-Communism’, in Owen Webster (ed.), Disenchantment (Melbourne: Gold Star Publications, 1972), pp. 63–116.

‘The Struggle Continues: Laurie Carmichael Talks with Andrew Dettmar’, in Andrew Reeves and Andrew Dettmer (eds), Organise, Educate Control: The AMWU in Australia, 1852–2012 (Melbourne: Monash University Publishing, 2013), pp. 173–90.

Joan Clarke, All on One Good Dancing Leg (Sydney: Hale & Iremonger, 1994).

John Coast, Recruit to Revolution (London: Christophers, 1952).

Peter Coleman, Memories of a Slow Learner (Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1994).

Enid Conochie, transcript of address, Studies in Labour History, 29 (May 2005), pp. 30–32.

Ann Curthoys, Freedom Ride: A Freedom Rider Remembers (Sydney: Allen & Unwin, 2002).

Ann Curthoys and Joy Damousi (eds), What Did You Do in the Cold War, Daddy? Personal Stories from a Troubled Time (Sydney: NewSouth, 2014).

Dymphna Cusack, A Window in the Dark, introduced and edited by Debra Adelaide (Canberra: National Library of Australia, 1991).

Roy Dalgarno, ‘The Winking of an Eye: Autobiography’, digital memoirs in possession of Lynn Dalgarno.

Zelda D’Aprano, Zelda: The Becoming of a Woman (Melbourne: Widescope, 1977; new edn, Melbourne: Spinifex Press, 1995).

Ron Davidson, High Jinks at the Hot Pool (Fremantle: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1994).

Lloyd Davies, In Defence of My Family (Perth: Pepper Gully Press, 1987).

Lloyd Davies, The Lawyer and the Rhine Maiden (Perth: Peppy Gully Press, 1989).

Geoff Davis, A Communist Remembers’, Studies in Labour History, 29 (May 2005), pp. 53–66.

Ralph de Boissiere, ‘Leaving the Realist Writers to Themselves’, Overland, 156 (Spring 1999), pp. 30–34.

Phillip Deery, ‘Memories of the Movement: John Cotter, Catholic Action and the Early Cold War’, The Hummer, 3,3 (Summer 1999–2000), pp. 9–18.

T.P. Dent, Warts ’n All (Portland: T.P. Dent, n.d.).

Jean Devanny, Point of Departure: The Autobiography of Jean Devanny (ed. Carole Ferrier) (Brisbane: UQP, 1986).

1. Dixon, ‘Early Years in the Party’, Australian Left Review, 48 (September 1975), pp. 48–54.

Salvatore (Ted) D’Urso, Outlook Critical: Essays on My Political Journey (Brisbane: Salvatore D’Urso, 2020).

Cecil Edwards, The Editor Regrets (Melbourne: Hill of Content, 1972).

R.S. Ellery, The Cow Jumped Over the Moon: Private Papers of a Psychiatrist (Melbourne: F.W. Cheshire, 1956).

Joyce Evans, We Had Such High Hopes: Student Activism and the Peace Movement 1949–1952 (Melbourne: Australian Scholarly Publishing, 2019).

June Factor in Hume Dow (ed.), More Memories of Melbourne University (Melbourne: Hutchinson, 1985), pp. 118–36.

June Factor, in Pamela Bone (ed.), Up We Grew: Stories of Australian Childhoods (Melbourne: MUP, 2004)), pp. 54–64.

Mendel Matthew Factor, When War Came (Sydney: LhR Press, 2005).

Lois Farrall, The File on Fred: A Biography of Fred Farrall (Melbourne: High Leigh Publishing Company, n.d. [1992]).

George Farwell, Rejoice in Freedom (Melbourne: Nelson, 1976).

Carole Ferrier (ed.), As Good as a Yarn With You: Letters between Miles Franklin, Katharine Susannah Prichard, Jean Devanny, Marjory Barnard, Flora Eldershaw and Eleanor Dark (Cambridge: CUP, 1992).

Norman Freehill and Dymphna Cusack, Dymphna (Melbourne: Thomas Nelson, 1975).

Lefty Freeman [Leftheris Eleftheratos], One Man’s Fight Against ASIO (Melbourne: RMIT University, 2001).

Denis Freney, A Map of Days: Life on the Left (Melbourne: William Heinemann, 1991)

Peter Love, ‘An Interview with Eric Fry’, The Hummer, 31–32 (August–November 1991), online.

Kenneth Gee, Comrade Roberts: Recollections of a Trotskyite (Sydney: Desert Pea Press, 2006).

Ralph Gibson, My Years in the Communist Party (Melbourne: International Bookshop, 1966).

Ralph Gibson, The People Stand Up (Melbourne: Red Rooster Press, 1983).

Ralph Gibson, The Fight Goes on: A Picture of Australia and the World in the Two Post-War Decades (Maryborough: Red Rooster Press, 1987).

Arthur Gietzelt, Sticks and Stones (Warilla, NSW: A.T. and D.O. Gietzelt, 2014).

Arthur Gietzelt, Splitting Image: Dr Evatt, the ALP Split and the NSW Steering Committee (Sydney: The Gietzelt Family, 2016).

Ray Gietzelt, Worth Fighting For: The Memoirs of Ray Gietzelt (Sydney: Federation Press, 2004).

Daphne Gollan, ‘The Memoirs of “Cleopatra Sweatfigure”’, in Elizabeth Windschuttle (ed.), Women Class and History: Feminist Perspectives on Australian History 1788–1988 (Sydney: Fontana, 1980), pp. 313–29.

Oriel Gray, Exit Left: Memoirs of a Scarlet Woman (Melbourne: Penguin, 1985).

Itzhak Gust, Such Was Life: A Jumping Narrative from Radom to Melbourne (Melbourne: Makor Community Library, 2004).

Frank Hardy, The Hard Way: The Story behind ‘Power Without Glory’ (Sydney: Australasian Book Society, 1961).

Gerry Harrant, ‘We Laid ’Em in the Aisles: Some Reminiscences of the Realist Film Unit’, Overland, 156 (Spring 1999), pp. 35–39.

Evelyn Healy, Artist of the Left: A Personal Experience, 1930s to 1990s (Sydney: Evelyn Healy, 1993).

Dorothy Hewett, ‘1954: Living Dangerously’, Overland, 62 (Spring 1975), pp. 25–28.

‘Dorothy Hewett’, in Jim Davidson, Sideways from the Page: The Meanjin Interviews (Sydney: Fontana Press, 1983), pp. 184–208.

Dorothy Hewett, ‘Introduction’ to Bobbin Up (London: Virago, 1985), pp. ix–xvii.

Dorothy Hewett, Wild Card: An Autobiography 1923–1958 (Melbourne: McPhee Gribble, 1991).

Dorothy Hewett, ‘Excerpt from an Autobiography in Progress’, Overland, 160 (Spring 2000), pp. 4–10.

E.F. Hill, Reflections on Communism in Australia (Melbourne: Communist Party of Australia (Marxist-Leninist), 1983).

E.F. Hill, Communism and Australia: Reflections and Reminiscences (Melbourne: Communist Party of Australia (Marxist-Leninist), 1989).

Fred Hollows with Peter Corris, Fred Hollows: An Autobiography (Melbourne: John Kerr, 1991, new edn, Sydney: Kerr Publishing, 1992).

Cecil Holmes, One Man’s Way (Melbourne: Penguin, 1986).

Donald Horne, Into the Open (Sydney: Harper Collins, 2000).

Jack Horner, Seeking Racial Justice: An Insider’s Memoir of the Movement for Aboriginal Advancement, 1938–1978 (Canberra: Aboriginal Studies Press, 2004).

Michael Hyde, All Along the Watchtower: Memoirs of a Sixties Revolutionary (Melbourne: Vulgar Press, 2010).

Amirah Inglis, Amirah: An Un-Australian Childhood (Melbourne: Heinemann, 1983).

Amirah Inglis, The Hammer & Sickle and the Washing Up: Memories of an Australian Woman Communist (Melbourne: Hyland House, 1995).

Joris Ivens, The Camera and I (Berlin: South Seas, 1968).

Victor James, Window on the Years (Melbourne: Unitarian Assembly of Victoria, 1980).

J.T. Kane, Exploding the Myths: The Political Memoirs of Jack Kane (Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1989).

Michael Keon, Glad Morning Again (Sydney: Imprint, 1996).

Michael Kirby, ‘The Commos and Me’, in Meredith Burgmann (ed.), Dirty Secrets: Our ASIO Files (Sydney: NewSouth, 2014), pp. 51­–68.

Richard Krygier, ‘The Making of a Cold Warrior: The Prehistory of the Australian Association’, Quadrant, 30, 11 (November 1986), pp. 13–18.

Miriam Kuna, Medusa Wins (Melbourne: Hybrid Publishers, 2013).

Merv Lilley, ‘The Red Belt’, in Dorothy Hewett, This Old Man Comes Rolling Home (Sydney: Currency Press, 1976), pp. xiii–xviii.

Merv Lilley, Git Away Back! A Knockabout Life (Sydney: Currency Press, 1983).

Rupert Lockwood, ‘The Making and Unmaking of a Communist Propagandist’, ‘The View’s Better Through a Vodka Glass’, ‘Blundering in the Communist Fold’, ‘The Marshal’s Lobby’, ‘Bureaucracy Rampant’, Australian, 24, 27, 28 January 1970.

Wendy Lowenstein, ‘Acquiring Class’, Overland, 157 (Summer 1997), pp. 25–9.

Jim McClelland, Stirring the Possum: A Political Autobiography (Melbourne: Viking, 1988).

Geoff McDonald, Australia at Stake (Melbourne: Peel Print, 1977).

Tom McDonald and Audrey McDonald, Intimate Union: Sharing a Revolutionary Life (Sydney: Pluto Press, 1998).

Keith McEwan, Once a Jolly Comrade (Brisbane: Jacaranda Press, 1966).

Tony McGillick, Comrade No More: The Autobiography of a Former Communist Leader (Perth: the author, 1980).

Joe McGinness, Son of Alyandabu (Brisbane: UQP, 1991).

John A. McKenzie, Challenging Faith: An Autobiography (Fremantle: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1993).

John McLaren, Not in Tranquillity: A Memoir (Melbourne: Australian Scholarly Publishing, 2005).

Jean McLean, ‘My Life in a Distorting Mirror’, in Meredith Burgmann (ed.), Dirty Secrets: Our ASIO Files (Sydney: NewSouth, 2014), pp. 183–98.

D.W. McLeod, How the West Was Lost: The Native Question in the Development of Western Australia (Port Hedland: the author, n.d. [1984]).

Frank McManus, The Tumult and the Shouting (Adelaide: Rigby, 1977).

Max Marginson in Hume Dow (ed.), More Memories of Melbourne University (Melbourne: Hutchinson, 1985), pp. 89–117.

Kenneth Henry Marks, In Off the Red: An Autobiography (Melbourne: Black Inc., 2005).

David Martin, My Strange Friend: An Autobiography (Sydney: Macmillan, 1991).

Rivkah Mathews in Hume Dow (ed.), More Memories of Melbourne University (Melbourne: Hutchinson, 1985), pp. 38–54.

Roger Milliss, Serpent’s Tooth: An Autobiographical Novel (Melbourne: Penguin Books, 1984).

Intersecting Lines: The Memoirs of Ian Milner (ed. and introd. by Vincent O’Sullivan) (Wellington: Victoria University Press, 1993).

Alex Mitchell, Come the Revolution: A Memoir (Sydney: NewSouth, 2011).

Fred Moore, Paddy Moore and Ray Harrison (eds), At the Coalface: An Oral History (Sydney: CFMEU, 1998).

Fred Moore, Paddy Moore, Ray Harrison, Alan Murray and Anne Kruse (eds), Back at the Coalface: Volume II of the Coalminers’ Oral History (Sydney: CFMEU, 1998).

Stan Moran, Reminiscences of a Rebel (Sydney: Alternative Publishing Co-op, 1979).

Bernice Morris, Between the Lines (Melbourne: Sybylla Cooperative Press, 1988).

Rex Mortimer, ‘The Benefits of a Liberal Education’, Meanjin, 35, 2 (June 1976), pp. 115–26.

Jack Mundey, Green Bans & Beyond (Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1981).

Stephen Murray-Smith, Indirections: A Literary Biography (Townsville: Foundation for Australian Literary Studies, James Cook University, 1981).

Stephen Murray-Smith in Hume Dow (ed.), Memories of Melbourne University (Melbourne: Hutchinson, 1983), pp. 119–36.

Frank Nolan, You Pass This Way Only Once: Reflections of a Trade Union Leader (Brisbane: Colonial Press, 1974).

Murray Norris, ‘Rebuilding the North Australia Workers Union’, in Hal Alexander and Phil Griffiths (eds), A Few Rough Reds: Stories of Rank and File Organising (Canberra: ASSLH Canberra Branch, 2003), pp. 63–109.

Phil O’Brien, Towards Peace: A Worker’s Journey (Brisbane: Social History of Australia Publishing Enterprise, 1992).

Ailsa O’Connor, Unfinished Work: Articles and Note on Women and the Politics of Art (Melbourne: Greenhouse, 1982).

A.J. Paddy O’Donoghue, Let the Sun Shine In (Melbourne: the author, 1973).

Max Ogden, A Long View from the Left (Sydney: Bad Apple Press, 2020).

George Parsons, ‘A Labo(u)r Childhood’, Overland, 149 (Summer 1997), pp. 75–76.

John Passmore, Memoirs of a Semi-Detached Australian (Melbourne: MUP, 1997).

Fred Paterson, ‘The Later Years’, Sixty Years of Struggle: A Journal of Communist and Labour History (Sydney: Red Pen Publications: vol 2, 1982), pp. 9–20.

Fred Paterson: A Personal History (Brisbane: Brisbane Labour History Association, 1994).

Vladimir and Evdokia Petrov, Empire of Fear (London: Andre Deutsch, 1956).

John Pomeroy, ‘Fifth Man’, Labour History, 110 (May 2016), pp. 173–78.

Cedric Ralph, ‘One Man’s Views of the Twentieth Century’, privately printed and held by the family, 1995.

Harry Reade, An Elephant Charging My Chookhouse (Sydney: Lilyfield Publishers, 1987).

Betty Reilly, ‘Knowing We Were Right’, Australian Left Review, 85 (1983), pp. 53–5.

Edgar Ross, Of Storm and Struggle: Pages from Labour History (Sydney: Alternative Publishing Co-operative, 1982).

Evelyn Rothfield, The Future is Past (Melbourne: the author, 1992).

Norman Rothfield, ‘Melbourne Jewry’s Cold War: My Years with the Jewish Council to Combat Fascism and Anti-Semitism’, Australian Jewish Historical Society Journal, 11, 6 (June 1993), pp. 956–64.

Norman Rothfield, Many Paths to Peace: The Political Memoirs of Norman Rothfield (Melbourne: Yarraford Publications, 1997).

B.A. Santamaria, Against the Tide (Oxford: OUP, 1981).

B.A. Santamaria and Patrick Morgan (eds), B.A. Santamaria, Your Most Obedient Servant: Selected Letters 1938–1996 (Melbourne: Miegunyah Press, 2007).

Molly J. Sasson, More than Cloak and Dagger: One Woman’s Career in Secret Intelligence (Ballarat: Connor Court, 2015).

Betty Searle, ‘Invisible Victims of McCarthyism in Australia’, Social Alternatives, 7, 3 (September 1988), pp. 61–3.

John Sendy, Comrades Come Rally! Recollections of an Australian Communist (Melbourne: Thomas Nelson, 1978).

John Sendy, ‘Whyalla, and Some Reds’, Overland, 78 (December 1979), pp. 43–5.

John Sendy, ‘Red Retrospect’, Overland, 82 (December 1980), pp. 50–54.

Cecil Sharpley, ‘I Was a Communist Leader’ (Melbourne: Melbourne Herald, 1949).

Cecil H. Sharpley, The Great Delusion: The Autobiography of an Ex-Communist Leader (Melbourne: William Heinemann, 1952).

Rod Shaw, ‘Dear Stephen’, Overland, 56 (Spring 1973), pp. 23–5.

Sixty Years of Struggle: A Journal of Communist and Labour History (Sydney: Red Pen Publications: vol. 1, 1980; vol. 2, 1982)

Bernard Smith, The Boy Adeodatus: The Portrait of a Lucky Young Bastard (Melbourne: Allen Lane, 1984).

Bernard Smith, A Pavane for Another Time (Melbourne: Macmillan, 2002).

Harry Stein, A Glance over an Old Left Shoulder (Sydney: Hale & Iremonger, 1994).

George Stewart, The Leveller: The Story of a Violent Australian (Perth: Creative Research, 1979).

Jessie Street, Truth or Repose (Sydney: Australasian Book Society, 1966).

Jessie Street: A Revised Biography, ed. Lenore Coltheart (Sydney: Federation Press, 2004).

Wal Stubbings and Lesley Synge, Wharfie (Zing Stories, n.d.)

Beverley Symons, ‘More Personal Memories of the Eureka Youth League’, The Hummer, 2, 4 (Winter 1995), online.

Bernie Taft, Crossing the Party Line: Memoirs of Bernie Taft (Newham: Scribe Publications, 1994). 

Patricia Thompson, Accidental Chords (Ringwood: Penguin Books, 1988).

Ric Throssell, My Father’s Son (Melbourne: William Heinemann Australia, 1989).

Ian Turner, Room for Manoeuvre: Writings on History, Politics, Ideas and Play, selected and edited by Leonie Sandercock and Stephen Murray-Smith (Melbourne: Drummond Publishing, 1982).

Tom Uren, Straight Left (Sydney: Random House, 1994).

Bob Walshe, ‘1956, That “Secret Speech” and Reverberations in Sydney’, The Hummer, 3, 10 (Winter 2003), pp. 1–7.

Russel Ward, A Radical Life: The Autobiography of Russel Ward (Melbourne: Macmillan, 1988).

McKenzie Wark, ‘We Will Bury You’, Overland, 136 (Spring 1994), pp. 9–17.

Ray Whitrod, Before I Sleep: Memoirs of a Modern Police Inspector (Brisbane: UQP, 2001).

Justina Williams, Anger and Love (Fremantle: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1993).

Nancy Wills, Shades of Red: Personal and Political Recollections of a Communist to Mark the Occasion of Our Sixtieth Anniversary 1920–1980 (Brisbane: Communist Arts Group, 1980).

Peter Worsley, An Academic Skating on Thin Ice (New York, NY: Berghahn Books, 2008).

Ted Zeffert, transcript of address, Studies in Labour History, 29 (May 2005), pp. 27–9.

Fiction and Theatre

Bartlett Adamson, Comrades All, and Other Poems for the People (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1945).

S.F. Bannister, Tossed and Blown (Melbourne: Australasian Book Society, 1953).

S.F. Bannister, God’s Own Country (Melbourne: Australasian Book Society, 1953).

Jack Beasley, Widdershins (Sydney: Wedgetail Press, 1986).

Ralph Blunden, A Room on the Route: A Novel (Sydney: Jonathan Cape, 1947).

Ralph de Boissiere, No Saddles for Kangaroos (Sydney: Australasian Book Society 1964).

V.L. Borin, The Uprooted Survive: A Tale of Two Continents (London: Heinemann, 1959)

Betty Collins, The Copper Crucible: A Novel (Brisbane: UQP, 1996).

Dymphna Cusack, Southern Steel: A Novel (London: Collins, 1953).

Eleanor Dark, The Little Company (London: Collins, 1945).

1. Barnard Eldershaw, Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow (London: Virago Press, 1983).

Frank Hardy, Power Without Glory: A Novel in Three Parts (Melbourne: Realist Printing and Publishing Co., 1950).

Frank Hardy, The Outcasts of Foolgarah (Melbourne: Allara Publishing, 1971).

Frank Hardy, But the Dead Are Many (London: Bodley Head, 1975).

Dorothy Hewett, Bobbin Up: A Novel (Melbourne: Australasian Book Society, 1959; new edn (London: Virago, 1985).

Dorothy Hewett, The Chapel Perilous (Sydney: Currency Press, 1972).

Walter Kaufmann, The Curse of Maralinga and Other Stories (Berlin: Seven Seas Books, 1959).

Eric Lambert, The Twenty Thousand Thieves (Melbourne: Newmont, 1951; London: Fredrick Muller, 1952).

Eric Lambert, The Veterans (London: Shakespeare Head, 1954).

Eric Lambert, The Five Bright Stars (Melbourne: Australasian Book Society, 1954).

Merv Lilley, The Channels (Melbourne: Vulgar Press, 2001).

Amanda Lohrey, The Morality of Gentlemen (Sydney: APCOL, 1984).

John Morrison, Sailors Belong Ships (Melbourne: Dolphin Publications, 1947).

John Morrison, Black Cargo and Other Stories (Melbourne: Australasian Book Society, 1955).

Katharine Susannah Prichard, The Roaring Nineties: A Study of the Goldfields of Western Australia (London: Jonathan Cape, 1946).

Katharine Susannah Prichard, Golden Mile: A Novel (London: Jonathan Cape, 1949).

Katharine Susannah Prichard, Winged Seeds (London: Jonathan Cape, 1949).

Katharine Susannah Prichard, Subtle Flame Sydney: Australasian Book Society, 1969).

Melissa Reeves, The Spook (Sydney: Currency Press).

Kylie Tennant, Ride on Stranger (Sydney: Sirius Publishing Company, 1945).

Ric Throssell, A Reliable Source (Melbourne: Minerva, 1990)

Ric Throssell, Tomorrow (em PRESS, 1997).

Edward Upward, The Rotten Elements: A Novel of Fact (London: Heinemann, 1969).

Judah Waten, Alien Son (Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1952).

Judah Waten, Time of Conflict (Sydney: Australasian Book Society, 1961).

Judah Waten, Scenes of a Revolutionary Life (Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1982).

Harold C. Wells, The Earth Cries Out (Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1950).

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Mark Aarons, The Show: Another Side of Santamaria’s Movement (Melbourne: Scribe, 2017).

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Michael Ackland, Damaged Men: The Precarious Lives of James McAuley and Harold Stewart (Sydney: Allen & Unwin, 2001).

Paul Adams, The Stranger from Melbourne: Frank Hardy—A Literary Biography 1944–1975 (Perth: UWAP, 1999).

Paul Adams and Christopher Lee (eds), Frank Hardy and the Literature of Commitment (Melbourne: Vulgar Press, 2003).

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Hal Alexander and Phil Griffiths (eds), A Few Rough Reds: Stories of Rank and File Organising (Canberra: ASSLH Canberra Branch, 2003).

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Con Allimonos, ‘Greek Communist Activity in Melbourne: A Brief History’, Labour History, 86 (May 2004), pp. 137–56.

Jayson Althofer, ‘Activist and Theoretical Marxisms: Early Receptions of Althusser in Australia’, Overland, 155 (Winter 1999), pp. 56–61.

Fay Anderson, An Historian’s Life: Max Crawford and the Politics of Academic Freedom (Melbourne: MUP, 2005).

Fay Anderson, ‘Into the Night: Max Crawford, the Labyrinth of the Social Studies Enquiry and ASIO’s “Spoiling Operations”’, Australian Historical Studies, 38, 125 (2005), pp. 60–80.

Jaynie Anderson, Christopher R. Marshall and Andrew Yip (eds), The Legacies of Bernard Smith: Essays on Australian Art, History and Cultural Politics (Sydney: Power Publications, 2016).

Martha Ansara and Lisa Milner, ‘The Waterside Workers’ Federation Film Unit’, Metro Magazine, 119 (1999), pp. 18–27.

Zelda D’Aprano, Kath Williams: The Unions and the Fight for Equal Pay (Melbourne: Spinifex Press, 2001).

Judith Armstrong, The Christesen Romance (Melbourne: MUP, 1996).

Julie Armstrong, ‘On the Freedom Track to Narawunda: The Pilbara Aboriginal Pastoral Workers’ Strike, 1946–1998’, Studies in Western Australian History, 22 (2001), pp. 23–40.

Pauline Armstrong, Frank Hardy and the Making of Power Without Glory (Melbourne: MUP, 2000).

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Lorna Arnold, A Very Special Relationship: British Atomic Weapons Trials in Australia (London: HMSO, 1987).

Michelle Arrow, Upstaged: Australian Women Dramatists in the Limelight at Last (Sydney: Currency Press, 2002).

Allan Ashbolt, ‘The Great Literary Witch-hunt of 1952’, in Australia’s First Cold War, 1945–1953, vol. 1. Society, Communism and Culture (Sydney: Allen & Unwin, 1984), pp. 153–82.

Anthony Ashbolt and Glenn Mitchell, ‘Music, the Political Score and Communism in Australia’, in Robert Adlington (ed.), Red Strains: Music and Communism outside the Communist Bloc (Oxford: OUP, 2013), pp. 133–47.

Anthony Ashbolt and Rowan Cahill, ‘And the Lives Are Many: The Print Culture of Australian Communism’, Twentieth Century Communism, 12 (2017), pp. 37–61.

Margaret Ashworth, ‘A World to Win: Socialist Utopianism, the Union of Soviet Social Republics and the Communist Party of Australia’, Ph.D. thesis, University of Melbourne, 1993.

Elsa Atkins and Brett Evans (eds), Seeing Red: The Communist Party Dissolution Act and Referendum 1951, Lessons for Constitutional Reform (Sydney: Evatt Foundation, 1992).

Bain Attwood, ‘The Articulation of “Land Rights” in Australia: The Case of Wave Hill’, Social Analysis, 44, 1 (2000), pp. 3–36.

Bain Attwood, Rights for Aborigines (Sydney: Allen & Unwin, 2003).

‘Australian Books in the USSR’, Overland, 18 (Winter–Spring 1960), pp. 46–7.

E.A. Bacon, Outline of the Post-War History of the Communist Party of Australia (Sydney: CPA, n.d.).

David Baker, Batons and Blockades: Policing Industrial Disputes in Australasia (Melbourne: Circa, 2004).

Desmond Ball and David Horner, Breaking the Codes: Australia’s KGB Network, 1944-1950 (Sydney: Allen & Unwin, 1998).

Desmond Ball, ‘Soviet Spies Had Protection in Very High Places’, Australian, 14 January 2012, republished as ‘From External Affairs to Academia: Coral’s Encounter with the KGB’s Spy Ring ‘, in Desmond Ball and Sheryn Lee (eds), Power and International Relations: Essays in Honour of Coral Bell (Canberra: ANU Press, 2014), pp. 12–16.

Faith Bandler and Len Fox (eds), The Time Was Ripe: A History of the Aboriginal-Australian Fellowship (1956–69) (Sydney: Alternative Publishing Co-operative, 1983).

Alan Barcan, The Socialist Left in Australia 1949–1959 (Sydney: Australian Political Studies Association, 1960).

Alan Barcan, Radical Students: The Old Left at Sydney University (Melbourne: MUP, 2002).

Alan Barcan, From New Left to Factional Left: Fifty Years of Student Activism at Sydney University (Melbourne: Australian Scholarly Publishing, 2011).

Don Batchelor, ‘The Context of Australian Playwriting 1939–1968: A Case Study of the Theatre Career of Ric Throssell’, Ph.D. thesis, University of Queensland, 1995.

Simone Battiston, Immigrants Turned Activists: Italians in 1970s Melbourne (Kibworth Beauchamp: Troubador Publishing, 2012).

Simone Battiston, ‘Migrants, Identity and Radical Politics: Meaning and Ramifications of the Visit of the Italian Communist Party Officials to Australia’, Australian Journal of Politics and History, 63, 2 (2017), pp. 187–205.

Jack Beasley, The Rage for Life: The Work of Katharine Susannah Prichard (Sydney: Current Book Distributors, 1964).

Jack Beasley, Red Letter Days: Notes from Inside an Era (Sydney: Australasian Book Society, 1979).

Jack Beasley, A Gallop of Fire. Katharine Susannah Prichard: On Guard for Humanity (Sydney: Wedgetail Press, 1993), 122-34.

Margo Beasley, Wharfies: A History of the Waterside Workers’ Federation of Australia (Sydney: Halstead Press, 1996).

Margo Beasley, The Missos: A History of the Federated Miscellaneous Workers Union (Sydney: Allen & Unwin, 1996).

Margo Beasley, ‘Soldiers of the Federation: The Women’s Committee of the Waterside Workers’ Federation of Australia’, Labour History, 81 (November 2001), pp. 190–207.

Joan Beaumont, Ilma Martinuzzi O’Brien and Mathew Trinca (eds), Under Suspicion: Citizenship and Internment during the Second World War (Canberra: National Museum of Australia, 2008).

Peter Beilharz, ‘Elegies of Australian Communism’, Australian Historical Studies, 23, 92 (1989), pp. 293–306.

Peter Beilharz, Imagining the Antipodes: Culture, Theory and the Visual in the Work of Bernard Smith (Cambridge: CUP, 1997).

Bruce Bennett (ed.), Dorothy Hewett: Selected Critical Essays (Fremantle: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1995).

F.C. Bennett, The Return of the Exiles: Australia’s Repatriation of the Indonesians, 1945–1947 (Melbourne: Monash University Publishing, 2003).

James Bennett, Nancy Cushing and Erik Eklund (eds), Radical Newcastle (Sydney: NewSouth, 2015).

P.R. Bentley, ‘Communist Trade Union Leadership and Strike Incidence—with Special Reference to the Waterside Workers’ Federation, 1959–66’, Journal of Industrial Relations, 12 (1970), pp. 88–95.

Michael Bertram, ‘A History of the Institute of Public Affairs, M. Comm. thesis, University of Melbourne’, 1989.

Ina Bertrand, ‘“Goodbye Mr Red”: Paranoia and Film Culture after the Second World War’, Journal of Australian Studies, 28 (March 1991), pp. 29–39.

Alleyn Best, The History of the Liquor Trades Union in Victoria (Melbourne: Victorian Branch, Federated Liquor and Allied Industries Employees Union of Australia, 1990).

Douglas Blackmur, ‘The Meat Industry Strike, 1946’, in D.J. Murphy (ed.), The Big Strikes: Queensland 1889–1965 (Brisbane: UQP, 1983), 217–34.

Douglas Blackmur, ‘The Railway Strike, 1948’, in D.J. Murphy (ed.), The Big Strikes: Queensland 1889–1965 (Brisbane: UQP, 1983), 235–52.

Doug Blackmur, ‘The ALP Industrial Groups in Queensland’, Labour History, 46 (May 1984), pp. 88–108.

Douglas Blackmur, ‘Arbitration, Legislation and Industrial Peace: Queensland in the Reconstruction Years’, Labour History, 63 (November 1992), pp. 115–34.

Douglas Blackmur, Strikes: Causes, Conduct and Consequences (Sydney: Federation Press, 1993).

Audrey Blake, ‘The Eureka Youth League: A Participant’s Report’, Labour History, 42 (May 1982), pp. 94–105.

Jack Blake, ‘Helen Palmer’, Australian Left Review, no. 69 (June 1975), pp. 40–41.

Jack Blake, ‘The 1949 Coal Strike’, Australian Left Review, 70 (August 1979), pp. 12–18.

Jack Blake, ‘1949 to 1956: Stalinism or Independence?’ Australian Left Review, 76 (June 1981), pp. 8–16.

Jack Blake, ‘The Soviet Union and the Movement Against Nuclear War’, Arena, 63 (1983), pp. 138–47.

John Blaxland, The Protest Years: The Official History of ASIO, 1963–1975, Volume II (Sydney: Allen & Unwin, 2015).

Barrie Blears, Together with Us: A Personal Glimpse of the Eureka Youth League and its Origins, 1920 to 1970 (Sydney: the author, 2002).

Cathy Bloch, ‘Betty Bloch’, The Hummer, 3, 8 (Winter 2002), pp. 30–33.

Paula Bloch, ‘Betty Bloch, 1905–2002’, The Hummer, 3, 8 (Winter 2002), pp. 26–9.

Harry Blutstein, Cold War Games: Spies, Subterfuge and Secret Operations at the 1956 Olympic Games (Melbourne: Echo, 2017).

Jonathan Bollen, Adrian Kiernander and Bruce Parr, Men at Play: Masculinities in Australian Theatre since the 1950s (Amsterdam: Rodopi, 2008).

Geoffrey Bolton, ‘The Gluckman Affair’, Cold War Dossier, 23 (February 2008), pp. 1–10.

Frank Bongiorno, ‘Remembering Ol’ 55: The Victorian Fabian Society and the Road to Intervention’, in Brian Costar, Peter Love and Paul Strangio (eds), The Great Labour Schism: A Retrospective (Melbourne: Scribe, 2005), pp. 324–39.

Frank Bongiorno, ‘The New Progressivism: Anthony Crosland the Coming of the Australian Sixties’, in Shirleene Robinson and Julie Ustinoff (eds), The 1960s in Australia: People, Power and Politics (Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2012), pp. 179–97.

Michal Bosworth, Well Red: A Bibliography of Communist Party and Other Sources Collected in Western Australia by Annette and Duncan Cameron (Sydney: Search Foundation, 1997).

Robert George Boughton, ‘Educating the Educators: The Communist Party of Australia and its Influence on Australian Adult Education’, Ph.D. thesis, La Trobe, 1997.

Bob Boughton, ‘The Communist Party of Australia’s Involvement in the Struggle for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples’ Rights’, in Robert Hood and Ray Markey (eds), Labour and Community: Proceedings of the Sixth National Conference of the Australian Society for the Study of Labour History (Wollongong: ASSLH, 1999), pp. 37–46.

Bob Boughton, ‘“Advanced Chinese Methods”: Transformative Pedagogy and the Communist Party in the 1950s’, in Bradley Bowden and John Kellett (eds), Transforming Labour: Work, Workers, Struggle and Change, Proceedings of the Eighth National Labour History Conference (Brisbane: Brisbane Labour History Association, 2003), pp. 34–40.

Bob Boughton, ‘“The Workers’ University”: Australia’s Marx Schools and the International Communist Movement’s Contribution to Popular Education’, in Jim Crowther, Vernon Galloway and Ian Martin (eds), Popular Education: Engaging the Academy (Leicester: NIAECE, 2005), pp. 100–109.

Bob Boughton, Danny Blackman, Mike Donaldson, Carmel Shute and Beverley Symons (eds), Comrades! Lives of Australian Communists (Sydney: Search Foundation, 2020).

Bradley Bowden, Driving Force: The History of Transport Workers Union, 1888–1986 (Sydney: Allen & Unwin, 1993).

Bradley Bowden et al. (eds), Work and Strife in Paradise: The History of Industrial Relations in Queensland 1859–2009 (Sydney: Federation Press, 2009).

Tim Bowden, ‘The Making of an Australian Communist: Rupert Lockwood’, Politics, 9, 1 (1974), pp. 10–21.

Jodie Boyd, ‘Conservative Discourse at the Time of the Korean War, 1950–52’, Ph.D. thesis, Deakin University, 2005.

Robert Bozinovski, ‘The Comintern, the Communist Party of Australia and Illegality’, Honours thesis, School of Social Sciences, Victoria University, 2003.

Robert Bozinovski, ‘The Communist Party of Australia and Proletarian Internationalism, 1928–1945’, Ph.D. thesis, Victoria University, 2008.

Kevin Bradley, ‘Edgar Waters: Folklorist and Historian’, Queensland Journal of Labour History, 7 (September 2008), pp. 5–8.

Tom Bramble, Trade Unionism in Australia: A History from Flood to Ebb Tide (Cambridge: CUP, 2008).

Sean Brawley, ‘The “Spirit of Berrington House”: The Future of Indonesia in Wartime Australia, 1943–1945’, Indonesia and the Malay World, 40, 117 (2012), pp. 175–92.

Mark Bray and Malcolm Rimmer, Delivering the Goods: A History of the NSW Transport Workers Union, 1888–1986 (Sydney: Allen & Unwin, 1986).

Bernie Brian, ‘The Northern Territory’s One Big Union: The Rise and Fall of the North Australian Workers’ Union, 1911–1972’, Ph.D. thesis, Northern Territory University, 2001.

Judith Brett, Robert Menzies’ Forgotten People (Sydney: Macmillan, 1992).

Doreen Bridges (ed.), Helen Palmer’s Outlook (Sydney: Helen Palmer Outlook Committee, 1982).

Catherine Brigden, ‘A Vehicle for Solidarity: Power and Purpose in the Victorian Trades Hall Council, 1948–1981’, Ph.D. thesis, University of Sydney, 2003.

Patrick Brislan, My Cold War’, in Ann Curthoys and Joy Damousi (eds), What Did You Do in the Cold War, Daddy? Personal Stories from a Troubled Time (Sydney: NewSouth, 2014), pp. 180–206.

Richard Broinowski, Fact or Fission? The Truth About Australia’s Nuclear Ambitions (Melbourne: Scribe Publications, 1993).

David Bromfield (ed.), Aspects of Perth Modernism 1929–1942 (Perth: Centre for Fine Arts, University of Western Australia, n.d. [1986]).

Barbara Brooks with Judith Clark, Eleanor Dark: A Writer’s Life (Sydney: Pan Macmillan, 1998).

Richard Broome, Fighting Hard: The Victorian Aborigines Advancement League (Canberra: Aboriginal Studies Press, 2015).

Kevin Brown, ‘The Life and Times of Clarice (1922–2012)’, Queensland Journal of Labour History, 16 (March 2013), pp. 57–69.

Max Brown, The Black Eureka (Sydney: Australasian Book Society, 1976).

W.J. Brown, The Communist Movement and Australia: An Historical Outline—1890s to 1980s (Sydney: Australian Labor Movement History Publications, 1986).

Alastair James Grant Buchan, ‘The Impact of the 1949 Coal Strike on the Illawarra Community and its Responses’, B.A. Hons thesis, University of Wollongong, 1998.

Thomas C. Buchanan and Thomas Ashley Mackay, ‘The Return of the Steel Octopus: Free Enterprise and Australian Culture during BHP’s Cold War’, History Australia, 15, 1 (2018), pp. 62–77.

Jean Buckley-Moran, ‘Australian Scientists and the Cold War’, in Brian Martin et al. (eds), Intellectual Suppression: Australian Case Studies, Analysis and Responses (Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1986), pp. 11–23.

Patrick Buckridge, The Scandalous Penton: A Biography of Brian Penton (Brisbane: UQP, 1994).

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Tom Sheridan, ‘Shoring up the System: The ALP and Arbitration in the 1940s’, Journal of Industrial Relations, 31, 1 (1989), pp. 3–21.

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Tom Sheridan, Groupers and Wharfies 1945–1968’, in Patrick Bertola and Janis Bailey (eds), Frontiers of Labour: Proceedings of the Fifth National Conference of the Australian Society for the Study of Labour History (Perth: ASSLH Perth Branch, 1997), pp. 268–99.

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Bernard Smith, Noel Counihan: Artist and Revolutionary (Melbourne: OUP, 1993).

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Agnieszka Sobocinska, ‘Visiting the Neighbours: The Political Meanings of Australian Travel to Cold War Asia’, Australian Historical Studies, 44, 3 (2013), pp. 382­–404.

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Jeff Sparrow and Jill Sparrow, Radical Melbourne 2: The Enemy Within (Melbourne: Vulgar Press, 2004).

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Beverley Symons, ‘Challenging and Maintaining the Traditional Gender Order: Labour Movement Responses to Women Workers in the Metal Industry, and to Equal Pay, during World War II’, in Patrick Bertola and Janis Bailey (eds), Frontiers of Labour: Proceedings of the Fifth National Conference of the Australian Society for the Study of Labour History (Perth: ASSLH Perth Branch, 1997), pp. 336–50.

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Kim Thoday, ‘“A Harder Thing than Dying”: Peace Activism and the Protestant Left in Australia during the Early Cold War’, in Phillip Deery and Julie Kimber (eds), Fighting Against War: Peace Activism in the Twentieth Century (Melbourne: Leftbank Press, 2015), pp. 224–45.

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Brian Toohey, Secret: The Making of Australia’s Security State (Melbourne: MUP, 2019).

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Cora Trevarthen, ‘“Red” Fred—Left in the Right Time and Place: A Political Analysis of Fred Thompson’, in Andrew Reeves and Andrew Dettmer (eds), Organise, Educate Control: The AMWU in Australia, 1852–2012 (Melbourne: Monash University Publishing, 2013), pp. 206–24.

John Tully, ‘“Nothing but Rebels”: Union Busters at the Sydney Rubber Works, 1918–42’, Labour History, 103 (November 2012), pp. 59–82.

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Justus M. van der Kroef, ‘Australian Communism: The Splintering Prism’, Journal of International Affairs, 28, 2 (1974), pp. 206–18.

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Val Wake, ‘The Intelligence Community at War’, Australian Quarterly, 76, 3 (May–June 2004), pp. 29–32.

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Andrew Gordon Walker, ‘Pursuing the Radical Objective: Discourse, Ideology and the Text: A Study of the Archive of the Australian Waterside Workers’ Federation’, M.A. thesis, Victoria University, 2002.

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G.F. Walsh, ‘The Origins of the Clerical Workers’ ALP Industrial Groups’, M.A. thesis, La Trobe University, 1978.

G.F. Walsh, ‘The Federated Clerks Union of Australia: A Study of Government and Unionism in the Twentieth Century’, Ph.D. thesis, Monash University, 1984.

John Warhurst, ‘United States’ Government Assistance to the Catholic Social Studies Movement, 1953–4’, Labour History, 30 (May 1976), pp. 38–41.

John Warhurst, ‘The “Communist Bogey”: Communism as an Election Issue in Federal Politics, 1949 to 1964’, Ph.D. thesis, Flinders University, 1977.

John Warhurst, ‘Catholics, Communism and the Australian Party System: A Study of the Menzies Years’, Politics, 14, 2 (1979), pp. 222–42.

Christopher Waters, ‘Anglo-Australian Diplomacy 1945–1949: Labour Governments in Conflict’, Ph.D. thesis, ADFA, 1990.

Christopher Waters, The Empire Fractures: Anglo-Australian Conflict in the 1940s (Melbourne: Australian Scholarly Publishing, 1995).

Joanne Watson, ‘Lyceum Club’, in Raymond Evans and Carole Ferrier (eds), Radical Brisbane: An Unruly History (Melbourne: Vulgar Press, 2004), pp. 219–25.

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Andrew Wells, ‘The Old Left Intelligentsia 1930 to 1960’, in Brian Head and James Walter (eds), Intellectual Movements in Australian Society (Melbourne: OUP, 1988), pp. 214–34.

Reg Whitaker, ‘Fighting the Cold War on the Home Front: America, Britain, Australia and Canada’, Socialist Register 21 (London: Merlin Press, 1984), pp. 23–67.

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Barbara Winter, The Intrigue Master: Commander Long and Naval Intelligence in Australia, 1913–45 (Brisbane: Boolarong Press, 1995).

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John S. Ahlquist and Margaret Levi, In the Interest of Others: Organizations and Social Activism (Princetonn NJ: Princeton University Press, 2013).

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Christopher Andrew, ‘The Venona Secret’, in K.G. Robertson (ed.), War, Resistance and Intelligence (London: Macmillan, 1999), pp. 203–25.

Christopher Andrew, The Defence of the Realm: The Authorized History of MI5 (London: Allen Lane, 2009).

Geoff Andrews, Nina Fishman and Kevin Morgan (eds), Opening the Books: Essays on the Social and Cultural History of the British Communist Party (London: Pluto Press, 1995).

Geoff Andrews, New Times and Endgames (London: Lawrence and Wishart, 2005).

Anne Applebaum, Iron Curtain: The Crushing of Eastern Europe, 1949–1956 (New York, NY: Doubleday, 2012).

Robin Archer et al., Out of Apathy: Voices of the New Left (London: Verso, 1989).

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Georgi Banac, The Diary of Georgi Dimitrov, 1933–1949 (New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 2012).

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Francis Beckett, Enemy Within: The Rise and Fall of the British Communist Party (London: Merlin Press, 1995).

Robert Louis Benson and Michael Warner (eds), VENONA: Soviet Espionage and the American Response 1939–1957 (Washington, DC: National Security Agency, 1996).

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Noreen Branson, History of the Communist Party of Great Britain, 1941–1951 (London: Lawrence and Wishart, 1997).

Alessandro Brogi, Confronting America: The Cold War between the United States and the Communists in France and Italy (Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press, 2011).

John Butler, The Red Dean of Canterbury: The Public and Private Faces of Hewlett Johnson (London: Scala, 2011).

John Callaghan, Rajani Palme Dutt: A Study in British Stalinism (London: Lawrence and Wishart, 1993).

John Callaghan, Cold War, Crisis and Conflict: The CPGB 1951–68 (London: Lawrence and Wishart, 1993).

John Cairncross, The Enigma Spy: The Story of the Man Who Changed the Course of World War Two (London: Century, 1997).

Russell Campbell, Codename Intelligentsia: The Life and Times of the Honourable Ivor Montagu, Filmmaker, Communist, Spy (London: The History Press, 2018).

Anthony Carew, American Labor’s Cold War Abroad: From Deep Freeze to Détente, 1945–1970 (Edmonton, Alberta: Athabasca University Press, 2018).

Michael Jabara Carley, 1939: The Alliance That Never Was and the Coming of World War II (Chicago, IL: Ivan R. Dee, 1999).

David Caute, The Dancer Defects: The Struggle for Cultural Supremacy during the Cold War (Oxford: OUP, 2003).

Fernando Claudin, The Communist Movement: From Comintern to Cominform (London: Penguin Books, 1975).

Peter Coleman, The Liberal Conspiracy: The Congress for Cultural Freedom and the Mind of Post-War Europe (New York, NY: Free Press, 1989)

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Alexander Dallin with Jonathan Harris and Gray Hodnett (eds), Diversity in International Communism: A Documentary Record 1961–1963 (New York, NY: Columbia University, 1963).

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Nicholas Deakin (ed.), Radiant Illusion? Middle-class Recruits to Communism in the 1930s (London: Eve Editions, 2015).

Andrew Defty, Britain, America and Anti-Communist Propaganda 1945–53: The Information Research Department (London: Routledge, 2004).

Jane Degras (ed.), The Communist International 1919–1943: Documents (London: OUP, 1956–65).

Sigmund Diamond, The Compromised Campus: The Collaboration of Universities and the Intelligence Community, 1945–55 (New York, NY: OUP, 1992).

Milovan Djilas, Conversations with Stalin (New York, NY: Harcourt, Brace, 1962).

Miriam Dobson, Khrushchev’s Cold Summer: Gulag Returnees, Crime and the Fate of Reform after Stalin (Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 2009).

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Mark Edele, Debates on Stalinism (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2020).

Larisa Efimova, ‘Did the Soviet Union Instruct Southeast Asian Communists to Revolt? New Russian Evidence on the Calcutta Youth Conference of February 1948’, Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, 40, 3 (2009), pp. 449­–69.

David Engerman, ‘Rethinking Cold War Universities: Some Recent Histories’, Journal of Cold War History, 5, 3 (2003), pp. 80–95.

Fridrikh I. Firsov, Harvey Klehr and John Earl Haynes, Secret Cables of the Comintern 1933–1943 (New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 2014).

Nina Fishman, The British Communist Party and the Trade Unions, 1933–1945 (Aldershot: Scolar Press, 1995).

Jeremy Scott Friedman, Shadow Cold War: The Sino-Soviet Competition for the Third World (Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press, 2015).

John Lewis Gaddis, We Now Know: Rethinking Cold War History (Oxford: OUP, 1997).

Lloyd C. Gardner, Architects of Illusion: Men and Ideas in American Foreign Policy, 1941–1949 (Chicago, IL: Quadrangle Books, 1970).

Galia Golan, Reform Rule in Czechoslovakia: The Dubcek Era 1968–1969 (Cambridge: CUP, 2008).

Francesco Gori and Silvio Pons (eds), The Soviet Union and Europe in the Cold War, 1943–53 (Houndmills, Basingstoke: Macmillan, 1996).

Maxim Gorky et al., Soviet Writers’ Congress 1934: The Debate on Socialist Realism and Modernism in the Soviet Union (London: Lawrence and Wishart, 1977).

Gabriel Gorodetsky, Grand Delusion: Stalin and the German Invasion of Russia (New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1999).

Gabriel Gorodetsky, The Maisky Diaries: Red Ambassador to the Court of St James 1932–1943 (New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 2015).

Yoran Gorlizka and Oleg Khlevnik, Cold Peace: Stalin and the Soviet Ruling Circle 1945–1953 (Oxford: OUP, 2004).

Margaret Gowing, Independence and Deterrence: Britain and Atomic Energy, 1945–1952. Volume 1: Policy Making (London: Macmillan, 1974).

Margaret Gowing, Independence and Deterrence: Britain and Atomic Energy, 1945–1952. Volume 2: Policy Execution (London: Macmillan, 1974).

Colin Gray, ‘Mission Improbable, Fear, Culture, and Interest: Peace-Making, 1943–1949’, in Williamson Murray and Jim Lacey (eds), The Making of Peace: Rulers, States and the Aftermath of War (Cambridge: CUP, 2009), pp. 265–91.

Karl Hack, ‘The Origins of the Asian Cold War: Malaya 1948’, Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, 40, 3 (2009), pp. 471–96.

Ben Harker, ‘Jack Lindsay’s Alienation’, History Workshop Journal, 82, 1 (2016), pp. 83–103.

John Lamberton Harper, The Cold War (Oxford: OUP, 2011).

Jonathan Haslam, Russia’s Cold War (New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 2011).

John Earl Haynes and Harvey Klehr, Venona: Decoding Soviet Espionage in America (New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1999).

M.J. Heale, McCarthy’s Americans: Red Scare Politics in State and Nation, 1933–65 (Athens, GA: University of Georgia Press Macmillan, 1998).

Peter Hennessy, The Secret State (London: Penguin, 2002).

Eric Hobsbawm, Interesting Times: A Twentieth-Century Life (London: Allen Lane, 2002).

G.H. Hodos, Show Trials: Stalinist Purges in Eastern Europe, 1948–54 (New York, NY: Praeger, 1987).

Michael F. Hopkins, ‘Continuing Debate and New Approaches in Cold War History’, Historical Journal, 50,4 (2007), pp. 913–34.

Maurice Isserman, Which Side Were You On? The American Communist Party during the Second World War (Urbana, IL: University of Illinois Press, 1993).

1. Vaughan James, Soviet Socialist Realism: Origins and Theory (London: Macmillan, 1973).

Monty Johnstone, ‘The CPGB, the Comintern and the War, 1939–1941: Filling in the Blank Spots’ Science and Society, 61, 1 (1997), pp. 27–45.

Tony Judt, Postwar: A History of Europe since 1945 (London: William Heinemann, 2005).

Michael Kenny, The First New Left: British Intellectuals After Stalin (London: Lawrence and Wishart, 1995).

N.S. Khrushchev, Report of the Central Committee of the Soviet Union to the 20th Party Congress, February 1956 (Moscow: Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1956).

Francis King and John Matthews (eds), About Turn: The British Communist Party and the Second World War (London: Lawrence and Wishart, 1990).

Harvey Klehr, John Earl Haynes and Kyrill M. Anderson, The Secret World of American Communism (New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1998).

Harvey Klehr and John Earl Haynes, Venona: Decoding Soviet Espionage in America (New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1999).

Harvey Klehr and John Earl Haynes, In Denial: Historians, Communism and Espionage (San Francisco, CA: Encounter Books, 2003).

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