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This
is Volume 4 of Lawrence & Wishart's comprehensive history of the British
Communist Party in the twentieth century.
The History of the Communist Party of Great Britain 1941-51 begins with the
renewal of popular front politics which followed Russia's entry into the Second
World War; it documents the popular front from 1941 to 1946.
Branson examines the Labour governments of 1945 to 1951 and their relationship
with the Communist Party. She analyses the breakdown of relations between
the Communist Party and the Labour Party; and concludes at a time of disappointment,
with the entrenchment of the cold war, and the electoral defeat of the Labour
Party.
Other volumes of History
CPGB:
1. Formation and Early years 1919-1924
2. The General Strike 1925-1926
3. History CPGB 1927-1941
5. Cold War, Crisis and Conflict: The
CPGB 1951-68
6. End Games and New Times: The Final Years of British
Communism 1964-1991