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# International Publishers: Books to Help You Understand and Change the World\!

> Progressive books on labor, history \& politics\. Shop International Publishers, NYC's source for books that change the world\.

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## Products
- [New Histories in U\.S\. Communism](https://www.intpubnyc.com/browse/newhistoriesuscommunism/): In this short collection of essays, articles, speeches, and critical responses, Tony Pecinovsky challenges long\-held anticommunist narratives\. Specifically, he asks readers to challenge the anticommunist myth that the Communist Party, USA \(CPUSA\) met its demise post\-1956\.

As the cover illustrates, communists—like Gus Hall \(pictured\), Charlene Mitchell, and Herbert Aptheker—continued to influence progressive, Left, and Marxist politics well into the 1960s, ‘70s, and ‘80s\.

In short, this volume challenges anticommunism through \<em\>New Histories in U\.S\. Communism\.\</em\>
- [Let Them Tremble](https://www.intpubnyc.com/browse/let-them-tremble/): \<em\>Let Them Tremble: Biographical Interventions Marking 100 Years of the Communist Party, USA\</em\> is a collection of six biographies exploring unique and often neglected aspects of the Communist Party, USA\. Each biographical intervention explores a specific CPUSA leader's life, work and times and places them within political and historical context\. The subjects are CPUSA leaders Arnold Johnson, Charlene Mitchell, Gus Hall, Henry Winston, Judith LeBlanc and W\. Alphaeus Hunton\.

The interventions collectively span the bulk of the party's history, not just the so\-called Hey Day, Popular Front, McCarthy or Old Left periods\. Special emphasis is placed on CPUSA activity and analysis post\-1956\. \<em\>Let Them Tremble\</em\> adds to our understanding of the 20th Century domestic Communist movement and fills the gap in the historiography of U\.S\. radicalism through biographical narratives\.

Updated with a new Introduction by the author, this edition surveys several books and articles that have appeared since 2019 and argues that even among so\-called "progressive" historians \(e\.g, Michael Goldfield and Maurice Isserman, for example\) ahistorical, anticommunism persists as CPUSA history post\-1956 continues to be erased\.
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