Growing Up Communist in the Netherlands and Britain: Childhood, Political Activism, and Identity Formation

Cover -- Table Of Contents -- Acknowledgements -- 1 Introduction -- Cradle Communists And Oral History -- Part I -- 2 Under The Party's Wing -- Communist Youth Organisations 1920-1956 -- Foundation Years -- Class Against Class And Popular Front -- The Spanish Civil War -- The Second World War -- Promising Years: 1945-1948 -- Isolation: 1948-1956 -- 3 Out Of The Shadows -- Communist Youth Organisations 1957-1968 -- The Ban-the-bomb Movement -- The Politicisation Of Youth -- The Student Movement -- The Anti-vietnam War Movement -- Old Guard Vs. New Guard -- 4 Fragmentation And Demise Communist Youth Organisations 1969-1991 -- Gender Roles, Sexuality And The Feminist Movement -- The Anti-racist Movement -- The Gay Rights Movement -- The Final Years -- Part Ii -- 5 From Heroes To Villains -- The Second World War And '1956' -- Resistance And War Trauma -- '1956' -- 6 Private Spheres -- Communist Home Life -- Politics At Home -- Cultural Upbringing -- Child-rearing Mores -- 7 Public Spheres -- Neighbourhood, School And Work -- School And Education -- Work And Careers -- Anti-communism -- Mi5 And The Bvd -- Working Mothers -- Money And Poverty -- Summer Camps And Holidays Friendships And Relationships -- 8 Epilogue -- Looking Back -- 9 Afterword -- List Of Abbreviations -- Bibliography -- Online Resources -- Archives -- Newspapers And Periodicals -- Documentaries/film -- Index Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Electronic Reproduction. Baltimore, Md Available Via World Wide Web.