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January 19, 2009 09:53:13pm |
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Good idea. It can be done using a custom search.
an example URL:
http://tinyurl.com/7fe866It will display all works on Internet Archive, sorted by date of addition, newest first. It will exclude the Open Source archive (spam). And it will exclude works in French and German. You can add additional foreign language exclusions as they come up. I don't think it's possible to say "show only English" since many of the English works don't have a tag for English. But anything non-English usually has a meta tag, which can be excluded from the search.
UPDATE
well, it looks like most of the works added recently do in fact have a eng tag (see the file meta.xml under HTTP). So it's a simple matter of searching for all that have this tag will show English works only. But there is no guarantee that it will get all of them since some may not have the tag, use it at your own risk of missing some here and there.
http://tinyurl.com/78x8s5(bookmark this URL and use it instead of the "Recent additions" link).
This post was modified by stbalbach on 2009-01-20 04:53:13
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January 22, 2009 10:34:15pm |
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That is kina what I have been planing on my own, building a bibliography on the Second International on worldcat
http://www.worldcat.org/profiles/dudeman5685/lists/409627But the sticking point is, the London congress was the only one with the full proceedings published in English. The International Socialist Bureau tried to get US and British parties to translate and print the records of the later congresses, but these failed due to a lack of underwriters.
Some people just have no appreciation of History.
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January 24, 2009 07:06:50pm |
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Very interesting bibliography on the Second International.
However the main source remains these series:
Histoire de la IIe Internationale, Geneve : Minkoff Reprint, 1976-1985. 23 vols.
http://www.minkoff-editions.com/histoire/pages/histoire_de_la_iie__internationale.htmI. Documents généraux. t. 1-5 :
t. 1. M. Beer: Fifty years of international socialism -
t. 2. T. Kirkup: A history of socialism -
t. 3. Les congres socialistes internationaux, La manifestation du 1er mai, Die Internationale und der Weltkrieg -
t. 4. J. Longuet: Le mouvement socialiste international -
t. 5. C. Stegmann, H. Hugo: Handbuch des Socialismus --
II. Congrès international ouvrier socialiste, Paris 14-21 juillet 1889. t. 6-7 --
III. Congrès international ouvrier socialiste, Bruxelles 16-23 août 1891. t. 8 --
IV. Congrès international socialiste, Zurich 6-12 août 1893. t. 9 --
V. Congrès international socialiste des travailleurs et des chambres syndicales ouvrières, Londres 26 juillet-2 août 1896. t. 10-12 --
VI. Congrès socialiste international, Paris 23-27 septembre 1900. t. 13 --
VII. Congrès socialiste international, Amsterdam 14-20 août 1904. t. 14-15 --
VIII. Congrès socialiste international, Stuttgart 6-24 août 1907. 16-18, 18 bis --
IX. Congrès socialiste international, Copenhague 28 août-3 septembre 1910. t. 19-21 --
X. Congrès international extraordinaire, Bâle 24-25 novembre 1912. t. 22 --
XII. Bulletin periodique du Bureau socialiste international, 1909-1913. t. 23
Plus these online resources:
Sources on the Development of the Socialist International (1907-1919)
http://library.fes.de/si-online/index-en.html
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January 24, 2009 08:37:31pm |
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Minkoff was basically a reprint series based on the george Haupt bibliography, which I also used to create my own list (though I also added some things he didn't) Most of the material is in French or German, but there is some in English, Yiddish and, I suspect, Russian.
I don't know about the cp status of the Minkoff reprints.
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