Gil Green
September 24, 1906 – May 4, 1997
Tributes:
Gil Green: Mensch and Mentor, by Michael Myerson
Life and Works:
1928: Textile Mills Committee Has Won Strikers' Trust, Correspondent Writes, Daily Worker, June 20, 1928
1928: Textile Workers Will Protest Porter's Jailing, Mill Correspondent Writes, Daily Worker, June 24, 1928
1928: Porter Defies Army Czars, Defends Communism, Daily Worker, June 26, 1928
1928: U.T.W. Planning Strike Sellout, Daily Worker, June 27, 1928
1930: For a Mass Revolutionary Youth Paper, Daily Worker, March 19, 1930
1930: What's Wrong with Our Paper?, Young Worker, April 1930
1930: Our Opponents, Young Worker, May 26, 1930
1930: The War Danger and the Youth, Young Worker, July 21, 1930
1930: Six Weeks of the Shock Plan, Part I; Part II, Daily Worker, September 16-17, 1930
1931: Ruthenberg and the Youth, Daily Worker, February 28, 1931
1931: Develop the League into an Organization of Struggle, Daily Worker, March 30, 1931
1931: Shortcomings in Our Work for National Youth Day, Daily Worker, May 6, 1931
1931: The Young Communist League Turns to Struggle, The Communist, August 1931
1931: Mass Pressure for Immediate Demands to Expose Social Democracy, Daily Worker, October 14, 1931
1931: Simplify the Work of the Units, Young Worker, November 23, 1931
1932: Build the Y.C.L. in the Shops!, Young Worker, May, 1932
1933: Students Join Revolutionary Struggle Against War, Daily Worker, January 17, 1933
1933: NRA with Slick Phrases Speeds Exploitation of Youth and Child Labor, Daily Worker, August 10, 1933
1933: The Open Letter and Tasks of the Y.C.L., The Communist, August 1933
1933: Party Must Help Y.C.L. Win Youth for Class Battles, [excerpts from speech to CPUSA Central Committee's 17th Plenum] Party Organizer, November 1933
1933: Recruiting Drive of Y.C.L. and Tasks of the Party, Daily Worker, November 4, 1933
1933: Need Party's Aid in Building of Y.C.L. Nuclei in Factories, Daily Worker, November 6, 1933
1933: Youth Confronts the Blue Eagle
1934: Tasks of Y.C.L., U.S.A. in the Fight Against Boss War and Fascism, [extracts of report to YCL National Committee meeting, Feb. 10-11, 1934], Young Worker, March 27, 1934
1934: Work Among Youth Necessary for Fight Against Fascism,, Daily Worker, March 13, 1934
1934: Twelve Years of the Y.C.L.,
1934: May Day – A Youth Day Against War and Fascism,, Daily Worker, April 28, 1934
1934: Tasks of Y.C.L., U.S.A. in the Fight Against Boss War and Fascism, [excerpts from the report to the Seventh YCL National Convention, June 23-27, 1934]
1934: Mighty Step Toward Unity of All Youth,, Young Worker, September 11, 1934
1935: Lack of Response from Many Districts Endangers 'Weekly', Young Worker, January 15, 1935
1935: 'We Are a Party of Youth' – Lenin, Daily Worker, January 19, 1935
1935: Defend the Soviet Union!, Young Worker, April 30, 1935
1935: They Call Themselves "Militants", Young Worker, May 7, 1935
1935: 'Forces Decide Everything'... Stalin, Young Worker, May 14, 1935
1935: Organize Discussion for 6th Y.C.I. Congress
1935: Demonstrate on May 30th for Peace, Freedom, Progress, Young Worker, May 28, 1935
1935: U.S. Capitalists Seek to Transform C.C.C. Recruits Into Shock Troops for Fascism in the Struggle Against American Workers, Y.C.L. Secretary Says in Report to Plenum, Daily Worker, June 8, 1935
1935: Adding Another Page to American History
1935: Youth Carries On – The Traditions of '76
1935: Gil Green Appeals to Y.P.S.L. for United Front, Young Worker, July 23, 1935
1935: Young Communists and the Unity of Youth [speech to the Seventh World Congress of the Communist International]
1935: Gil Green Outlines Results of Communist Youth Congress, Daily Worker, November 2, 1935
1935: World Congress Points Way to Unity for American Youth! An Interview with Gil Green
1935: United We Stand for Peace and Socialism. Report on the Sixth Congress, C.Y.I.,
1936: Y.C.L. Conference Outlines Plans, Young Worker, January 21, 1936
1936: Review of Gil Green's pamphlet United We Stand, Young Worker, January 21, 1936
1936: Green Calls for Action, Young Worker, February 25, 1936
1936: Views and Reviews, Young Worker, February 25, 1936
1936: Views and Reviews, Young Worker, March 2, 1936
1936: Views and Reviews, Young Worker, March 10, 1936
1936: Views and Reviews, Young Worker, March 17, 1936
1936: Views and Reviews, Young Worker, March 21, 1936
1936: Views and Reviews, Young Worker, March 31, 1936
1936: Views and Reviews, Young Worker, April 7, 1936
1936: Views and Reviews, Young Worker, April 21, 1936
1936: Accent on Youth, New Masses, April 28, 1936
1936: We're Not Lost, Champion of Youth, July 1936
1936: Toward Youth Unity, The Communist, September 1936
1936: Spain at Gettysburg, New Masses, October 27, 1936
1937: The Coming Convention of the Y.C.L., Report to the YCL National Conference, The Communist, February 1937
1937: The Coming Y.C.L Convention, Party Organizer, February 1937
1937: Report of Gil Green, National President, Y.C.L., to the Eighth National Convention of the Young Communist League
1937: Some Problems of the Youth Movement in the U.S.A., Communist International, November 1937
1938: An Inspiring Work on Lenin, [Book Review], The Communist, November 1938
1938: How Not to Struggle for Latin America, [Book Review], The Communist, December 1938
1939: The Young Generation and the Imperialist War, The Communist, November 1939
1940: Imperialist War and "Democratic Demagogy", The Communist, June 1940
1941: Some Effects of War Economy in the U.S.A., The Communist, January 1941
1941: How the British Empire Is Conjured Away, The Communist, April 1941
1941: Our Tasks in the Struggle to Defeat Hitlerism, (Based on a report to the Plenary Meeting of the CPUSA National Committee, June 28-29, 1941) The Communist, August 1941
1942: The Course of the War and the Present Tasks, (Based on a repcyrt delivered to a meeting of New York Communist Party functionaries, March 5, 1942) The Communist, April 1942
1942: The ALP and the Elections – Vital War Issues Must Be Met, Daily Worker, October 16, 1942
1942: Some Post-Election Thoughts, Daily Worker, December 1, 1942
1943: Some Problems of Economic Stabilization, The Communist, March 1943
1943: On Wage Stabilization by William and Pauline Young with a reply by Gil Green, The Communist, May 1943
1943: The Dubinsky Social-Democrats, The Communist, July 1943
1943: The New York City Elections, (A speech delivered to party workers at Manhattan Center, New York, November 15, 1943) The Communist, December 1943
1944: American Capitalism and Teheran, (Speech to the plenary meeting of the National Committee, Communist Party U.S.A., held in New York on January 7, 8 and 9, 1944) The Communist, February 1944
1944: Post-War Economic Perspectives, The Communist, April 1944
1944: Remarks on Reconversion, (at the founding convention of the Communist Political Association), from Proceedings of the Constitutional Convention of the CPA
1944: New York in the 1944 Election Line-Up, (Keynote Address to the New York State Convention of the Communist Political Association, New York City, June 10, 1944) The Communist, July 1944
1944: Jewish New Year Opens Era of Hope, Says CPA, Daily Worker, September 16, 1944
1945: The Outlook for the Municipal Elections, (Remarks delivered to a meeting of the CPA National Committee, March 11, 1945) Political Affairs, April 1945
1945: Speech by Gilbert Green to a Plenary Meeting, National Committee CPA, June 18-20th, 1945, Political Affairs, July 1945
1947: The Chicago Elections, Political Affairs, December 1947
1948: A Few Thoughts on Our Perspectives, Political Affairs, August 1948
1948: Gil Green – Portrait of a Communist, The Worker Illinois Edition, October 3, 1948
1948: An Opportunity Afforded by the Holiday Season, The Worker Illinois Edition, December 19, 1948
1948: Economic Barometer Points to "Stormy Weather" to Come, The Worker Illinois Edition, December 26, 1948
1949: Did UN Declaration of Rights Really Mean Everyone...?, The Worker Illinois Edition, January 16, 1949
1949: American Democracy at Stake in Trial of the Twelve, The Worker Illinois Edition, January 23, 1949
1949: During Hysteria Against Communists, Beware Pickpockets!, The Worker Illinois Edition, January 30, 1949
1949: Trial of the 12 Cannot Be Won in Courtroom Alone, The Worker Illinois Edition, February 6, 1949
1949: What's Doing in Illinois on the Trial of the '12', The Worker Illinois Edition, February 13, 1949
1949: A Letter to Josie, Masses & Mainstream, March 1949
1949: A Defendent Views the Gag on Foster, Daily Worker, April 7, 1949
1949: Gil Green Takes the Stand, Tells Jury How He Became a Communist, The Worker Illinois Edition, June 19, 1949
1949: 'Times' Lies About Gil Green Speech, Daily Worker, June 24, 1949
1948: Excerpts from his testimony in the Smith Act Case, Political Affairs, September 1949
1949: An Aesopian Letter from Gil Green, Masses & Mainstream, September 1949
1949: The Browderite Conception of History, Political Affairs, October 1949
1949: Browder;s "Coalition" – with Monopoly Capital, Political Affairs, November 1949
1949: Sen. Douglas Didn't Mean To, But he Accurately Posed the Issue for '50, The Worker Illinois Edition, December 25, 1949
1950: Capitalism's Crisis – and Mr. Browders, Political Affairs, March 1950
1950: Progressive Party's Plank on Peace, Daily Worker, March 30, 1950
1950: For Communist Vigilence, Report to the Plenary Meeting of the CPUSA National Committee, March 23-25, 1950, Political Affairs, April 1950
1951: Green: 'People Will Not Be Silenced by Edict', The Worker Illinois Edition, June 10, 1951
1952: The Parasitism of the U.S. War Economy, [as John Swift] Political Affairs, March 1952
1952: Some Problems of Work in Right-Led Unions, Part I;, Part II,, [as John Swift] Political Affairs, April, May 1952
1952: Reuther's Seizure of the Ford Local, [as John Swift] Political Affairs, July 1952
1952: The Ford Local Union Election, [as John Swift] Political Affairs, November 1952
1953: The Struggle for a Mass Policy, [as John Swift] Political Affairs, February 1953
1953: On Stalin's Method: Some Notes on Stalin's "Economic Problems of Socialism in the U.S.S.R.", [as John Swift] Political Affairs, April 1953
1953: The Left and the Struggle for Labor Unity, I, [as John Swift] Political Affairs, July 1953
1953: The Left Unions and Labor Unity, II, [as John Swift] Political Affairs, August 1953
1954: The Working Class and the Two-Party System, [as John Swift] Political Affairs, May 1954
1954: Population Changes and Negro-White Unity, [as John Swift] Political Affairs, August 1954
1955: Some Thoughts on Independent Political Action, A Discussion of the "National Guardian's" Call for the a Third Party, [as John Swift] Political Affairs, April 1955
1956: The Enemy Forgotten
1956: The Gil Green Family Marks a 50th Birthday, Carl Hirsch, The Worker Illinois Edition, September 23, 1956
1957: Illinois' Gil Green 'Celebrates' His 51th Birthday, Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, The Worker Illinois Edition, September 29, 1957