New Zealand Communist Review (later N.Z. Communist Review) [34 issues]

Wellington, NZ: Communist Party of New Zealand, 1979. Magazine. Thirty-four issues of the staplebound journal, early issues in the 48-60 page range, later issues thinner; some early issues have edgewear, toned covers, or closed edge tears; otherwise generally very good. Issues present are Oct., Nov. 1963; June, July, Aug. 1964; Jan/Feb., June, July, Aug, Sept, Dec. 1965; Jan/Feb, May 1966; July, Aug., Oct., November 1974; Jan/Feb., March, April, May, June, July, Sept., Oct., Nov. 1975; March 1976; July, Aug., Sept., Oct., Nov., Dec. 1978, and Jan/Feb. 1979. These issues reflect the CPNZ's decision to side with China in the Sino-Soviet split (the first "official" First World communist party to do so), coverage of both domestic and international events, anti-Revisionist polemics, and the later break with China after Mao's death, in favor of Albania.