Could Hitler’s rise to power in Germany have been blocked by common
action by Social Democracy and Communism? On one occasion, in 1926, such
a working alliance came briefly into existence. As German historian
Marcel Bois demonstrates, the results were dramatic.
The following text is excerpted from “‘March Separately, But Strike
Together!’ The Communist Party’s United Front Policy in the Weimar
Republic,” by Marcel Bois, in Historical Materialism, 28.3 2020, pp.
148–52. Translation by Darren Roso. Reposted by permission.
https://johnriddell.com/2020/12/29/when-social-democracy-and-communism-acted-together/
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