Red Youth: Young Heroes of the Great Patriotic War documents the extraordinary achievements of the young men and women of the Soviet Union’s anti-fascist resistance during the Second World War.  The first volume of this series features newly annotated editions of Soviet-era documents chronicling the life of legendary partisan fighter Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya, the first woman to receive the distinction of “Hero of the Soviet Union” during the Second World War. Contents include the full text of Lyubov Kosmodemyanskaya’s 1942 short work My Daughter Zoya as well as excerpts from her larger 1953 work The Story of Zoya and Shura.  Also included are post-war writings on the guerrilla resistance and supplemental texts by J.V. Stalin and V.I. Lenin.

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Edited and annotated by Mike Bessler.  Published by Erythrós Press and Media.

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Marxists Internet Archive Publications has published the first three volumes of Classics in Activity Theory, reprints of English translations first published by Progress Publishers in the 1970s, of the second generation of Soviet followers of Lev Vygotsky. Since the fall of the Soviet Union, while remaining in the public domain, these works have become unavailable, in most cases even on the second hand market. And yet there is vast research community across the world which builds on Vygotsky and Activity theory, particularly in education departments.

Each of the three books beginning the series is a collection of the English translations from one of the three authors: Alexei Leontyev's The Development of Mind, Alexander Meshcheryakov's Awakening To Life and Evald Ilyenkov's The Ideal in Human Activity, plus a short preface by Prof. Mike Cole of the University of California, San Diego. Every university or education faculty library should have this series.

Hegel's Logic: Being Part One of the Encyclopaedia of the Philosophical Sciences (1830) G.W. F. Hegel with a Foreword by Andy Blunden (2008)

The Great Anger, Ultra-Revolutionary Writing in France from the Atheist Priest to the Bonnot Gang:
A collection of texts and essays edited and translated by Mitchell Abidor. 

Erythrós Press and Media has designed the new artwork for the forthcoming 2009-2010 edition of the Marxists Internet Archive on DVD.

The new DVD is now available for purchase through Erythrós press and Media as part of a very special promotion. Read more & Buy now.