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Summary
Author Biography
Donny Gluckstein is a Lecturer in History at Stevenson College, Edinburgh and is the author of several books on Marxist history.
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"Marxist attempts to comprehend the Second World War are all too rare. Yet the mystifications surrounding the conflict demand an unsparing historical materialist critique. In Donny Gluckstein's new book they finally receive it. By rigorously structuring his analysis around the two central themes of popular resistance and inter-imperialist rivalry, Gluckstein makes an indispensable contribution to understanding the reality of the conflict in all its complexity." – Neil Davidson, Senior Research Fellow, University of Strathclyde and author of Discovering the Scottish Revolution
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