COMINTERN online consists of two components: 1. A free online inventory to the complete Comintern Archives (55,000,000 pages) 2. A subscription-based service to 1.2 million digital images of the most frequently used documents.
Hi
is www.comintern-online.com/ still on line?
I am not bale to connect.
thanks
regards
mario
David Chambers
Mario,
The we link does not respond.
Moreover, it appears here as defunct: http://archive.is/www.comintern-online.com
John Earl Haynes
I have a vague memory that RGASPI ended its Comintern-online contract with a European publisher several years ago. Don't remember any details or if RGASPI has authorized a replacement.
John Haynes
Andrew Stewart
The Internet Archive Wayback Machine has a series of archived versions of that webpage, quite useful for these sorts of things:
https://archive.org/web/
Also the Marxists Internet Archive has a section devoted to Comintern materials:
https://www.marxists.org/history/international/comintern/index.htm
Gleb J. Albert
Dear all,
The Russian Archives Agency has relaunched the digitized parts of the Comintern archives within their own archival portal "Dokumenty Sovetskoi Epokhi". You can read all about it in the latest issue of the International Newsletter of Communist Studies: .
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Mario Chiari
Hi
is www.comintern-online.com/ still on line?
I am not bale to connect.
thanks
regards
mario
David Chambers
Mario,
The we link does not respond.
Moreover, it appears here as defunct: http://archive.is/www.comintern-online.com
John Earl Haynes
I have a vague memory that RGASPI ended its Comintern-online contract with a European publisher several years ago. Don't remember any details or if RGASPI has authorized a replacement.
John Haynes
Andrew Stewart
The Internet Archive Wayback Machine has a series of archived versions of that webpage, quite useful for these sorts of things:
https://archive.org/web/
Also the Marxists Internet Archive has a section devoted to Comintern materials:
https://www.marxists.org/history/international/comintern/index.htm
Gleb J. Albert
Dear all,
The Russian Archives Agency has relaunched the digitized parts of the Comintern archives within their own archival portal "Dokumenty Sovetskoi Epokhi". You can read all about it in the latest issue of the International Newsletter of Communist Studies: .
Best,
Gleb J. Albert, University of Zurich