Proletären

Proletären (meaning "the proletarian"; in full Marxist-leninist Proletären) is a Swedish Marxist-Leninist weekly newspaper published by the Communist Party.

Proletären was founded in 1970. About a third of the paper is sold in the streets.

Many notable Swedes, such as Jan Myrdal, Peter Birro, and Sven Wollter (who was a member of the Communist Party), have had their articles published in Proletären.

Proletären had a circulation of 3,200 copies in 2013.^[1]

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  Proletären is sold in the streets of Gothenburg, April 1971.
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  Finnish workers reading Proletären in Finnish (Proletaari) 1972.
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  Proletären salesman in Örebro, September 2005.
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  Proletären saleswoman in Örebro, September 2011.
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  A man holding a Proletären newspaper in 2005
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  Proletären at the 2018 Gothenburg Book Fair.
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  A woman with a Proletären newspaper with a stand used by the Communist Party during the Hammarkullekarnevalen [sv] in 2018.
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Communism in Sweden

Parties

• SSV/SKP/VPK (1919–1990)
• SKP Höglund branch (1924–1926)
• SP (1929–1948)
• SKA (1956–1967)
• KFML/SKP (1967–1990)
• MLK (1970–1983)
• KFML(r)/KPML(r)/Kommunistiska Partiet (1970–)
• APK/SKP (1977–)
• Kommunistiska Partiet i Sverige (1982–1993)
• Kommunistiska Förbundet (1989–)

Personalities

• Carl Winberg
• Zeth Höglund
• Ture Nerman
• Kata Dalström
• Karl Kilbom
• Hugo Sillén
• Nils Flyg
• Sven Linderot
• Set Persson
• Hilding Hagberg
• C.-H. Hermansson
• Frank Baude
• Lars Werner

Press

• Norrskensflamman (1917–1990)
• Folkets Dagblad Politiken (1916–1940)
• Arbetar-Tidningen (1929–1974)
• Ny Dag (1930–1990)
• Proletären (1970–)

Friendship Associations

• Swedish–Albanian Association (?–1999)
• Swedish–Cuban Association (1971–)
• Sweden–GDR Association (1956–1991)
• Sweden–Kampuchea Friendship Association (1976–1980)
• Swedish-Korean Association (1969–)

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