Tony Pecinovsky

Tony Pecinovsky is president of International Publishers. He is also the author/editor of Let Them Tremble: Biographical Interventions Marking 100 Years of the Communist Party USA, Faith In The Masses: Essays Celebrating 100 Years of the Communist Party USA, and The Cancer of Colonialism: W. Alphaeus Hunton, Black Liberation, and the Daily Worker, 1944-1946. Pecinovsky has appeared on C-SPAN’s "Book TV" and speaks regularly on college and university campuses across the country.

LATEST ARTICLES BY Tony Pecinovsky

“Death in the Congo” highlights obscure subject: African liberation
May 29, 2015 By Tony Pecinovsky
"Death in the Congo" is an important book because it fills a void, but it could have illuminated more.
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“Blood on Steel”: Book remembers 1937 Steelworkers strike
May 21, 2015 By Tony Pecinovsky
On Memorial Day, 1937 thousands of steelworkers marched on Republic Steel in Chicago, demanding union recognition.
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“The Other Blacklist”: Red Scare’s impact on African Americans
May 15, 2015 By Tony Pecinovsky
Mary Helen Washington's book is a welcomed addition to the history of the period, especially its impact on African Americans.
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U.S.

Historians: History is more than an academic exercise
April 21, 2015 By Tony Pecinovsky
"History shapes and molds our perceptions of our past, present and future; it informs and builds a narrative: it provides lessons applicable to today's reality."
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Opinion

St. Louis single mom swept into office on winds of change
April 14, 2015 By Tony Pecinovsky
"We ran a positive campaign. We kept it focused on the issues and the residents of Ward 20 responded. Democracy is the real winner in this campaign."
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“The Production of Difference” examines worker division via racism
March 18, 2015 By Tony Pecinovsky
Examining "race management" during slavery, Western expansion, and early 20th century industrial production.
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“Hitler’s Rival”: Book shines spotlight on Ernst Thalmann
March 3, 2015 By Tony Pecinovsky
While this book isn't a history of Nazi Germany or of the GDR, it does provide a historical glimpse into both societies.
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“Dancer in the Revolution”: Memoir of Stretch Johnson, Harlem communist
February 12, 2015 By Tony Pecinovsky
History is a curious thing, full of drama, intrigue, plot twists, misadventures. Howard "Stretch" Johnson's memoir is similarly curious.
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