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International Socialist Review Contents of the March-April issue 1. The Cuban Revolution and Its Lessons by Hugo Gonzalez Moscoso. A leader of the Bolivian Trotskyist movement analyzes the victory of the Cuban revolution and its meaning for Bolivia. Written last year, when the first news of a guerrilla front in: Bolivia appeared, this article explains why guerrilla warfare plays a crucial role in the latin American revolution and why it must be supported by those who seriously intend to challenge imperialist domination. 2. Radical Intellectuals in the 1930s by George Novack. One aspect of the mass American radicalization of the thirties was that a number, of prominent writers, artists and intellectuals - from Edmund Wilson to John Dos Passos — came over to the side of revolution. Today, the same are establishment intellectuals at best, if not outright conservatives. What happened to them? George Novack, the "sole survivor" in the ranks of revoluticnary socialism answers the question. 3. Postwar Capitalist Development at_a Turning Point by Dick Roberts. An examination of the main trends of capitalist expansion in the "epoch of prosperity." Roberts questions fashionable "New Economic" theories that it can go on forever and points to significant problems for int-— ernational capitalism that have developed in the past two years. 4. The Centenary of Marx's "Capital" by Ernest Mandel. The noted Belgian economist and author of Traite d'Economie Marxiste subjects Marx's central tenets to the test of one hundred years of capitalist "success." 5- The Day of the People by Eugene V. Debs. Reprinted from the Fehruary 1919 issue of Debs' magazine, The Class Struggle. 3/6 plus 64 postage from Pioneer Book Service, 8 Toynbee St., E.1