Socialism Research

Japanese: 社会主義研究 - しゃかいしゅぎけんきゅう

(1) A socialist magazine founded in March 1906 by Sakai Toshihiko through Yubunsha (a publishing company named by Sakai by breaking down the structure of the kanji character 坂). It ceased publication due to financial difficulties after five issues, April, May, July, and August. The first issue carried the full text of the Communist Manifesto, which had been banned when it was published in the weekly Heimin Shimbun (issue 53). It included translations of essays by Kropotkin, Engels, Liebknecht, Kautsky, and others, and was one of the first to introduce the world socialist movement. (2) A magazine founded in April 1919 by Sakai Toshihiko and Yamakawa Kinuichi.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

(1)1906年3月堺利彦が由分社(堺が漢字〈堺〉のつくりを分解して命名した出版社)から創刊した社会主義雑誌。4,5,7,8月号の5号で資金難のため廃刊。創刊号には週刊《平民新聞》(53号)に掲載して発禁となった《共産党宣言》全文を載せた。クロポトキン，エンゲルス，リープクネヒト，カウツキーらの論文を訳載したり，世界の社会主義運動のいち早い紹介をした。(2)1919年4月，堺利彦と山川均によって創刊された雑誌。

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