Benjamin Gitlow
December 22, 1891 - July 19, 1965
Writings
Good News from New York, The Ohio Socialist, October 8, 1919
What Is The Government?, The Workers' World, October 10, 1919
Statement by Reed and Gitlow, [with John Reed] Truth, October 17, 1919
The "Red Ruby": Benjamin Gitlow's Address to the Jury [in his trial for criminal anarchy], 1920
Stone [a poem written in Sing Sing prison], The Liberator, March 1922
La Follette, Oil and the Presidency, The Worker, March 10, 1923
May Day Sees "Prosperity" Boom Heralding New Crisis, The Worker, April 28, 1923
Eastern Militants! Greetings!, The Worker, May 12, 1923
Conference of Needle Trades Big Success, The Worker, May 19, 1923
Meyer Perlstein, the Mussolini of the Yellow Bureaucracy, Smashes the Union, The Worker, September 8, 1923
Victimizing League Militants
Attack on Foster Stirs Labor, The Worker, September 15, 1923
Menace of Vicious Immigration Laws
Mass Picketing Winning Big N.Y. Clothing Strike, The Daily Worker, June 28, 1924
Amalgamated Beats Clothing Bosses' Union, The Daily Worker, July 2, 1924
Strike Follows Attempt of N.Y. Clothing Bosses to Get Scab Work Done Out of Town, The Daily Worker, July 5, 1924
Defiance to Twin Strikebreakers, The Daily Worker, July 11, 1924
Our Candidates. For Vice-President: Ben Gitlow, The Daily Worker, July 11, 1924
Cheer Communist Challenge. Enthusiasm Greets Launching in Chicago of Foster-Gitlow Ticket by Workers Party, The Daily Worker, July 12, 1924
Only Communism Can Crush Wars, The Daily Worker, August 2, 1924
For Vice-President: Benjamin Gitlow, The Daily Worker, August 30, 1924
Gitlow Urges Correction in Speech Report, The Daily Worker, September 30, 1924
Stop the Murder of Sacco and Vanzetti! Appeal by Gitlow, The Daily Worker, October 4, 1924
Workers Party Alone Fights Labor's Battles, The Daily Worker, October 24, 1924
A Fighting Slogan in the Trade Unions - The Farmer-Labor United Front, The Daily Worker Special Magazine Supplement, December 13, 1924
How Bittelman Plainly Lied About What Happened at the Hungarian Communist Convention, The Daily Worker, December 30, 1924
Eight Factory Districts in New York Are Being Reorganized on the Shop Nuclei Basis Rapidly, The Daily Worker, January 24, 1925
Come to Madison Square Garden Feb. 1st, Where Thousands Will Gather to Honor Memory of Lenin, The Daily Worker, January 29, 1925
Columbia University Students Fight for Worker Victims of World Imperialism in China, The Daily Worker, June 18, 1925
Court Strikes Deathblow at Speech Rights, The Daily Worker, June 19, 1925
Will the Breslau Gang Save the Situation in the Fight Against the Sigman Machine?, The Daily Worker, July 16, 1925
Why the Anthracite Strike?
The Passaic Strike a Lesson in Solidarity, The Daily Worker, March 20, 1926
N.Y. Furriers Win Strike Under Left Wing Leadership, The Daily Worker, June 13, 1926
Keep The Daily Worker!, The Daily Worker, October 16, 1926
New Leader and the Amalgamated Left Wing. Ten Important Facts The New Leader Ignored in Its Slanderous Attack Upon the Left Wing in the Trade Unions, The Daily Worker, November 18, 1926
"Wasteful and Futile Strikes", The Daily Worker, November 19, 1926
Comrade Ruthenberg, The Builder of the Party, The Daily Worker, March 26, 1927
How the Amalgamated Celebrated International Solidarity on May Day, The Daily Worker, May 4, 1927
Sacco and Vanzetti, The Daily Worker New Magazine, August 20, 1927
Ben Gitlow, Closing Convention Declares the Working Class in This Country Will be Victorious, The Daily Worker, September 8, 1927
Labor Movement in Grave Crisis Asserts Gitlow, The Daily Worker, December 17, 1927
Gitlow, Communist Leader, Urges Immediate Support to Save Daily Worker, The Daily Worker, February 17, 1928
The Workers Party Marches Forward, The Daily Worker, March 12, 1928
Foster, Gitlow Chosen [as the Party's Presidential Candidates]
Acceptance Speeches of Candidates Foster, Gitlow
Hoover and Smith - Mouthpieces of Big Business - Accept the Nomination, The Communist, September 1928
Terror Against Gitlow. American Legion, Ku Klux Klan and Phoenix City Commission Join in Plot
Fear Ben Gitlow Murdered; Kidnapping Plot Admitted
Gitlow Evades Kidnappers, Will Face Arizona Terror
Gitlow Defies Terror, Speaks at Phoenix, Arizona
Workingclass Responding to Communists; Ready to Fight, The Daily Worker, October 27, 1928
Resolution on the War Danger, Submitted by Comrades Gitlow and Minor and Adopted by the December Plenum of the Central Executive Committee
Proposals of the Delegation of the Sixth National Convention of the Communist Party of the United States to the American Commission of the ECCI Gitlow et al
Statement to the Comintern American Commission by the Delegation Chosen by the Sixth National Convention of the Communist Party of the United States of America to Present the Views of the Party Convention to the Executive Committee of the Communist International, Gitlow, et al, May 14, 1929
Appeal to the 10th Plenum of the ECCI on the Last Comintern Address and the Expulsions and Removals Now Taking Place in the Party, Gitlow et al
What Was the Cleveland TUUL Convention, Revolutionary Age, November 1, 1929
The Program of the T.U.U.L., Part I;, Part II, Revolutionary Age, November 15, December 1, 1929