In 1945, as the world emerged from the Second World War, a popular left-wing author with Irish ancestry sat down in a countryside cottage to write a short book with an unusual premise. Ethel Mannin's Comrade O Comrade, or, Low-Down on the Left was written as a satire of British and Irish radicals during the 'Popular Front' period…
Comrade O Comrade: A Forgotten Satire of the British and Irish Left
