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USA (1934-1936 & 1938-1958)New International was founded as the organ of the Communist League of America, which formed out of a split from the Communist Party. The CLA merged with the American Workers Party to form the Workers Party of the U.S. in Dec 1935. The magazine was suspended when the Trotskyists joined the Socialist Party; and was reissued when they split with the Socialist Party, forming the Socialist Workers Party. The SWP in turn split in the spring of 1940, and the magazine went (Apr. 1940) with the then minority, which organized itself under the name of Workers Party. This organization changed its name to Independent Socialist League after April 1949.PLEASE NOTE: The political leadership of the SWP continued the Trotskyist traditions of original New International with the launching of Fourth International in April of 1940. This magazine lasted until 1956, when it became International Socialist Review. [from marxists.org]

USA (1934-1936 & 1938-1958)New International was founded as the organ of the Communist League of America, which formed out of a split from the Communist Party. The CLA merged with the American Workers Party to form the Workers Party of the U.S. in Dec 1935. The magazine was suspended when the Trotskyists joined the Socialist Party; and was reissued when they split with the Socialist Party, forming the Socialist Workers Party. The SWP in turn split in the spring of 1940, and the magazine went (Apr. 1940) with the then minority, which organized itself under the name of Workers Party. This organization changed its name to Independent Socialist League after April 1949.PLEASE NOTE: The political leadership of the SWP continued the Trotskyist traditions of original New International with the launching of Fourth International in April of 1940. This magazine lasted until 1956, when it became International Socialist Review. [from marxists.org]

USA (1934-1936 & 1938-1958) New International was founded as the organ of the Communist League of America, which formed out of a split from the Communist Party. The CLA merged with the American Workers Party to form the Workers Party of the U.S. in Dec 1935. The magazine was suspended (last issue June 1936) when the Trotskyists joined the Socialist Party; and was reissued (Jan. 1938) when they split with the Socialist Party, forming the Socialist Workers Party. The SWP in turn split in the spring of 1940, and the magazine went (Apr. 1940) with the then minority, which organized itself under the name of Workers Party. This organization changed its name to Independent Socialist League after April 1949. PLEASE NOTE: The political leadership of the SWP continued the Trotskyist traditions of original New International with the launching of Fourth International in April of 1940. This magazine lasted until 1956, when it became International Socialist Review. [from marxists.org]