In The International Workers' Relief, Communism, and Transnational Solidarity, Kasper Brasken offers the first comprehensive account of the international solidarity campaigns organised by the German communist Willi Munzenberg in Weimar Germany. Set in the context of the post-First World War era, the book looks at the making of communist and socialist cultures, movements and public celebrations of solidarity. Radical transnational solidarity was empowered by its intersection of liberation and resistance movements that all had a transnational or even a global agenda. Through its international...