National Issues

(1939)

Introduction

National Issues was a monthly magazine published by the Communist Party, USA in 1939. An example of high Browderism, it aimed to influence national policy and legislation, particularly in Washington DC, in alignment with the New Deal and the Roosevelt administration. The journal came to an abrupt end in September 1939 following the signing of the German-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact, which compelled the CPUSA to a drastic reversal of its pro-Roosevelt line.

Number 1, January 1939
Number 2, February 1939
Number 3, March 1939
Number 4, April 1939
Number 5, May 1939
Number 6, June 1939
Number 7, July 1939
Number 8, August 1939
Number 9, September 1939