Writers

Peng Shu-tse

Also signed: S. T. Peng, S.T. Peng, S.T.P..

On this site

1. The Chinese Experience with Pabloite Revisionism and Bureaucratism (A Letter to James P. Cannon)Part 3, vol. 3 · December 30, 1953 · as S. T. Peng
2. “Therefore they demand immediate reunification”: letter from Peng Shu-tse to Farrell DobbsSecond series, vol. 1 · September 8, 1955 · as S.T.P.
3. “A common discussion for reunification with all the Trotskyists remaining with the IS”: letter from Peng Shu-tse to Farrell DobbsSecond series, vol. 1 · October 15, 1955 · as S.T. Peng
4. “Your Section formally proposed to withdraw from the Parity Commission”: letter from Peng Shu-tse to Gerry HealySecond series, vol. 1 · December 15, 1955 · as S.T. Peng
5. “Pabloism Reviewed: From Pablo to Cochran, Clarke, and Mestre”Second series, vol. 1 · January 1, 1955
6. "Essentially we are negligent of the centralized cooperative leadership": letter from Peng Shu-tse to LeeSecond series, vol. 3 · February 1956
7. "Our objective is not Pablo, but the majority of comrades remaining with the IS who are loyal to the Trotskyist movement": letter from Peng Shu-tse to the members of the International CommitteeSecond series, vol. 3 · June 1, 1957
8. Letter from Peng Shu-tse to James P. CannonSecond series, vol. 3 · April 20, 1958 · as S.T. Peng
9. "An Open Letter to Leslie Goonewardene, Secretary of the LSSP," by Peng Shu-tseSecond series, vol. 3 · December 27, 1957 · as S.T. Peng

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