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Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Please note: text is in English. Offered is the May-July 1957 issue of "Saturn Monthly Review" (Vol. III No. 3 ) (formerly entitled "International Commission Against Concentration Camp Practices: Monthly Information Bulletin") published by the International Commission Against Concentration Camp Practices (C.I.C.R.C. - Commission Internationale contre le Regime Concentrationnaire) out of Paris, France. A stapled digest measuring 6-1/8" by 9-1/4" and containing 236 pages including front and rear covers. Contents include: Long Live Hungary by Theo Bernard; Revolution and Counter-Revolution in China - Part II by David Rousset; The Writer and Truth by L. [Louis] Martin-Chauffier ("The recent rebellion in Budapest has pointed up the role - often disputed or denied - that intellectuals can play in a historical event that affects an entire nation"); Economics and Social Control by Paul Barton ("[Planning] defeats its own aim. For one thing because economic life refuses to keep to the lines laid down in the plans; and for another thing because the community has, of course, no opportunity of controlling the elaboration of the plans"); [Władysław] Gomulka Plays for Time by K. A. [Konstanty Aleksander] Jeleński; From Metaphysics to Dialectics by Pierre Montader; The Catholic Church in Continental China by Leon Triviere; The Alternative of 1953 (two extracts from the indictment delivered by David Rousett found in the 'White Book on Forced Labour in the People's Republic of China': The Turning-point of 1953, and Social Consequences of the Kao Kang Affair); Conflicts and Contradictions in China: Mao Tse-tung's Report of February 27, 1957 (the complete text; the topics are: Two Different Types of Contradictions; The Suppression of Counter-Revolution; Agricultural Cooperation; The Question of Industrialists and Businessmen; The Question of Intellectuals; The Question of National Minorities; Overall Planning, All-round Consideration and Proper Arrangements; On 'Letting a Hundred Flowers Blossom,' Letting a Hundred Schools of Thought Contend,' and 'Long-Term Co-existence and Mutual Supervision'; Concerning Disturbances Created by Small Numbers of People; Can Bad Things be Turned into Good Things?; The Practice of Economy; China's Path to Industrialization); The Communism Party Challenged ("Thus far, the most virulent statements, which amount to nothing less than a challenging of the Communist Party, have been made by Kao Pei-chi, a teacher at the People's University of Peking. The following is a translation of his statements"); On Certain Judiciary Matters by Paul Barton (with extracts from the Chinese press by Mei Tse-Tsiun, Pan Jo, Hsiong Hsien-Tsiu, Yi Kwang, and Huang Pao); Political Trends in the People's Republic of China from January to March 1957 (with several topics, including Ideological Divergencies in the Party and the Country; Propaganda Campaign in Towns and Rural Areas; Freedom of the Press; Is the Chinese Communist Party a Workers' Party?; Where Does the Socialist Revolution Now Stand?; Shortage of Consumer Goods; Housing Shortage; Campaign for Economy and Austerity; State Farms and Tractor Stations; Slaughtering of Draft Animals; The Free Market; Standard of Living of the Peasants; Victims of Natural Disasters; Exodus of Peasants to the Cities); Louis Martin-Chauffier, a True Clerk. Covers lightly age-toned, staples lightly age-rusted; corners lightly bumped; pages bright and clean.…

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Please note: text is in English. Offered is the January-February-March 1958 (single) issue of "Saturn Monthly Review" (Vol. IV No. 1 ) (formerly entitled "International Commission Against Concentration Camp Practices: Monthly Information Bulletin") published by the International Commission Against Concentration Camp Practices (C.I.C.R.C. - Commission Internationale contre le Regime Concentrationnaire) out of Paris, France. A stapled digest measuring 6-1/8" by 9-1/4" and containing 140 pages including front and rear covers. Contents include: editorial Our Permanent Task by David Rousset; Diary of a Journey Parallel to the Investigation in Algeria - Part III by [Louis] Martin-Chauffier (with diary entries from Setif, Algiers, and Paris); Labour in the Soviet Union by Paul Barton ("The sharpest distinction between the Russian worker and his Western counterpart is due to the fact that until relatively recently the former was still a peasant, and especially the fact that, until very recently, he still maintained ties with rural society"; topics include: The Adulteration of the Worker's Contract; The Kolkhozniki [from: kolkhoz] and the Soviet Working Contract; The Proletarianization of the Peasantry; Feudal Element in the Kolkhozian System); The Hungarian Situation at the Beginning of 1958 by Laszlo Nagy ("Fifteen months have passed since the Hungarian revolt, and the affair is no longer news. The tremendous repercussions it had at the time have subsided, passions have cooled off and current events in Hungary are discussed much less. But this does not mean that nothing is happening there now"); Presentation of [Miguel] Sanchez-Mazas or Reconciliation in Spain by Julian Gorkin; The Spanish Crisis and the Young Generation by Miguel Sanchez-Mazas ("In recent months Spain has been moving towards a fresh crisis in her tortured history" - "The honest bricklayer, perched high on his construction of poles, realizes, with his empirical understanding of resistances, that the scaffolding he put together on the instructions of a grasping, criminal builder, bent on speedy and effortless self-enrichment, is about to collapse. When disaster strikes, and the poor man is lying, his ribs broken, in the arms of his workmates who have come to help him, he says over and over again, 'I knew that would happen!' And it is thus that our people - the shepherd or farm labourer in his hut, the clerk in his cramped suburban house or furnished room - perceive the signs that the system is about to crash"); Budapest Awaits the Big Trials by "Hungaricus"; The Course of Justice in China by Pierre Montader (topics include: Report of the speech delivered on May 27, 1957, by Wu Wen-han, Assistant Professor at Lanchow University, at a Meeting of the Society for Political and Legal Studies; Extract from the Speech made by Mme. She Liang, Minister of Justice, on June 13, 1957, to the Central Committee of the Democratic League); Political Trends in the People's Republic of China, November-December 1957 (topics include: Administrative Retrenchment, Transfer of Officials to Rural Areas; Evacuation of Officers' Wives to the Villages; Trouble with the Students; Carrying Out of the Rectification Campaign; An Old Communist against the Party); New Data on the Soviet Concentrationary System - Part III by Paul Barton. Covers lightly age-toned, internal staples lightly age-rusted; covers show periodic edge and corner wear; pages bright and clean. …

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Please note: text is in English. Offered is the December 1957 issue of "Saturn Monthly Review" (Vol. III No. 6 ) (formerly entitled "International Commission Against Concentration Camp Practices: Monthly Information Bulletin") published by the International Commission Against Concentration Camp Practices (C.I.C.R.C. - Commission Internationale contre le Regime Concentrationnaire) out of Paris, France. A stapled digest measuring 6-1/8" by 9-1/8 " and containing 180 pages including front and rear covers. Contents include: editorial The Means of Truth by David Rousset; Diary of a Journey Parallel to the Investigation in Algeria - Part II by [Louis] Martin-Chauffier (with diary entries from Algiers and Constantine); Themes and Aims of the Opposition in the Satellite Countries and the U.S.S.R. by Paul Barton ("The Hungarian revolution proved once and for all that throughout the Soviet Empire, in addition to deep discontent among the population, there exists a genuine opposition, embodying practically all the vital forces of the community and, by questioning all existing institutions, aiming at a reversal of the established order"); The Blood of Others by Gerard Rosenthal (a critique of Simone de Beauvoir's book "The Long March"); The Administrative Power in Algeria by Theo Bernard (with topics: The State of Emergency; The Special Powers; Judicial Procedure; Assignation to Supervised Residence; The Police); The Algerian Legal File: Laws and Regulations; Political Opposition in China - Part II by Leon Triviere (on the Hundred Flowers Campaign; topics include: A Second May Fourth Movement?; Writers Demand Freedom of Expression; A Student Asserts that China is not a Socialist Country; Agitation at the University of Peking; The Movement Spreads to Other Universities and Schools in Peking - and Spreads to the Rest of the Country; In Nanking, Professors and Students Speak out against the Party; The Movement Reaches Chengtu, Chungking, Lanchow, Tientsin and Shanghai; At the Teacher's Training College in Shenyang, Two Intellectuals Denounce the Party's Misdeeds; The Injustices Committed during the Repressive Campaign; Trials Should be Re-Opened; The Representatives to the National People's Congress are Puppets - with lengthy Notes); The Failure of Socialization by Pierre Montader (on the "report which Teng Hsiao-Ping presented to the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party on September 23 [1957] - a full translation of which follows hereafter"); The Central Committee Perplexed: Report on the Rectification Campaign, Submitted on September 23, 1957, by Teng Hsiao-Ping, Secretary-General of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party; Political Trends in the People's Republic of China - September 1957 (topics include: Opposition within the Communist Party; Communist Writers against the Party Line; The Anti-rightist Campaign; The People's Police; Food Shortage; Difficulties in Rural Areas). Laid in is the 12-page Index to Vol III Nos. 1 to 6. Covers lightly age-toned, staples lightly age-rusted; corners lightly bumped; pages bright and clean.…