- Yvan
Craipeau (24
September 1911 – 13
December 2001) was a
French Trotskyist activist. Born in La Roche-sur-Yon, he
helped found a
local independent Marxist...
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which exploits workers through new mechanisms. Theorists, such as Yvan
Craipeau, who hold this view
believe that
bureaucratic collectivism does not represent...
- 500 militants, in particular: the
Internationalist Workers Party of Yvan
Craipeau,
Roumain Spoulber and
Marcel Gibelin; the
Internationalist Communist Committee...
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influenced by the idea of
bureaucratic collectivism of the
Trotskyist Yvan
Craipeau, but
Burnham took a
distinct conservative Machiavellian rather than a Marxist...
- Yvan
Craipeau, Paul Parisot,
Albert Demazière, and Jean-René Chauvin.
Lequenne was
placed in
charge of
opening two
suburban party offices by
Craipeau. He...
- but
seems to have
originated within the
Trotskyist movement with Yvan
Craipeau, a
member of the
French Section of the
Fourth International, and Bruno...
-
leaders of the
French Internationalist Communist Party (PCI)
around Yvan
Craipeau argued a
similar position until they were
expelled from the PCI in 1948...
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intervened in the
debates involving Leon Trotsky,
James Burnham and Yvan
Craipeau concerning the
nature of the
Soviet Union. His most
important work, La...
- the US
Ninth Air
Force and the US
Ninth Army. He met
Maria Rothenberg-
Craipeau in
Paris a
month after the
liberation of the city and
after the war they...
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American citizenship in 1958. In 1932, van
Heijenoort was
recruited by Yvan
Craipeau to join the
Trotskyist movement. He
joined the
Communist League in the...
