Discordant Comrades: Identities and Loyalties on the South African Left

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Acknowledgements
List of abbreviations
Introduction: writing South African socialist history
1 The international and national origins of South African socialism
2 \'Rather a strange gospel\': socialism in South Africa, 1900-1917
3 \'The Word was made flesh\': the impact of the Russian Revolution on South Africa
4 Searching for the socialist road: the Rand Revolt and the turn to black labour
5 The one best way: the Comintern\'s hand and the Native Republic thesis
6 The New Line: fighting the scourge of Buntingism
7 A new prophet, a new prophecy: the origins of South African Trotskyism
8 Inquisition and recantation
9 Illusory visions: black unity and left unity in the 1930s
10 \'Wars and rumours of wars\': socialists confront the Second World War
11 \'Not in word, but in power\': socialists and black protest during the war
12 \'Peace; and there was no peace\': the Cold War and the suppression of socialism
Conclusion: the burden of history and the burden of choice
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