International Review of Social History

Table of Contents - 01 December 1963 - Volume 8, Issue 03  

Research Article

Russian Emigration and British Marxist Socialism

Walter Kendall

Britain's tradition of political asylum has for centuries brought refugees of many nationalities to her shores. The influence both direct and indirect, which they have exerted on British life has been a factor of no small importance. The role of religious immigration has frequently been examined, that of the socialist emigrés from Central Europe has so far received less detailed attention.