Harry Pollitt

Harry Pollitt was a prominent British communist leader, born in 1890. He played a key role in the Communist Party of Great Britain, advocating for socialism and workers' rights. Pollitt believed in transforming society through revolutionary change and was active during the early to mid-20th century, especially around the time of World War II. He also promoted international communism, aligning with the Soviet Union's ideals. His leadership helped shape communist activism in Britain, emphasizing the importance of class struggle and social equality. Pollitt remained influential within the British left until his death in 1960.