Talk:Campbell Case

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Taking a crack at a rewrite

I'm going to take a pop at getting this from stub form into something passable. Feel free to chime in with concerns, obviously.

— Tim Davenport, Early American Marxism website, Corvallis, OR (USA) Carrite (talk) 16:29, 29 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Hi comrades (as I can assume most editors here are), To bring this to Good Article status:

Prelude needs notice of
1. The election of the Labour government
2. Its minority status, and the weakness of a minority government in Westminster
3. The status of the CPGB, the main line in the party, if Cambpell held the main line or a minority (ultraleftist) position
4. Relationship to the Great Strike / structure of rank-and-file / spontaneous left-working class dissent
5. Reaction in conservative / liberal / labour press
6. Calls for prosecution
7. Any charges
8. Any proceedings held
Context and importance of no-confidence in Westminster
Aftermath makes clear that the issue of Ultraleftism (in its Leninist parlance) is at stake. Why no introduction of what ultraleftism in the British context (cough, Pankhurst, cough) is?
Needs far more citations from a larger variety of sources. Maybe "British politics between the wars" type texts?
Needs Communist Internationale context
Needs context and importance of Zinoviev letter
Language is decently npov
Quotes are overspaced?
Picture lacks alt tag? Picture of a CPGB rally from period? Picture of the Labour PM?

I was asked to do a "drive-by" review by a fellow-worker.Fifelfoo (talk) 14:19, 28 September 2009 (UTC)[reply]