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Pattern for World Revolution (1947)
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Published Reviews
  1. The Library
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    The Rise and Fall of the Comintern (Review)
    Bertram D. Wolfe
    Pattern for World Revolution, by Ypsilon
    1. Pattern for World Revolution by Ypsilon
    The American Mercury, March 1947, pp. 365-372
  2. [+]
    What is Communism? (3 Reviews)
    Bertram D. Wolfe
    World Communism Today, by Martin Ebon
    1. World Communism Today by Martin Ebon
    2. American Communism by James Oneal and G.A. Werner
    3. Pattern for World Revolution by Ypsilon
    Commentary, February 1949, pp. 204-206
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    Not Merely Gossip (3 Reviews)
    The Foreign Policy of Soviet Russia, 1929-1941, by Max Beloff
    1. The Foreign Policy of Soviet Russia, 1929-1941 by Max Beloff
    2. The United States and Russia by Vera Micheles Dean
    3. Pattern for World Revolution by Ypsilon
    Human Events, November 26, 1947, p. 8
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    Recent Books on International Relations (10 Reviews)
    Robert Gale Woolbert
    Eastern Europe
    1. Understanding the Russians by Bernhard J. Stern and Samuel Smith
    2. Forced Labor in Soviet Russia by David J. Dallin and Boris I. Nicolaevsky
    3. Pattern for World Revolution by Ypsilon
    4. The Story of the Ukraine by Clarence A. Manning
    5. Red Miracle by Edward Podolsky
    6. An Experiment in Friendship by David Hinshaw
    7. Dr. Benes by Compton Mackenzie
    8. Under the Carpathians by J.B. Heisler and J.E. Mellon
    9. European Crossroads by Ilya Ehrenburg
    10. Tito's Imperial Communism by R.H. Markham
    Foreign Affairs, January 1948, p. 404