government: "If the deaths of Armenians are seen as 'genocide', the power that was most responsible for it was Britain. In the interest of destroying Germany and conquering the Ottoman territories, it made the Ottoman State an impossible place for Armenians to live in the space of a few months after they had lived in it peacefully for centuries." Athol Books' Church and State magazine was critical of the British media's coverage of Pope Benedict XVI's visit to the United Kingdom, arguing the media were unfairly biased against the Catholic Church. Church and State also took issue with a BBC documentary on Cardinal John Henry Newman for featuring a contributor who suggested Newman may have been homosexual. The Aubane Historical Society (AHS) is named after Aubane, an area of North Cork where some B&ICO members, including Brendan Clifford and Jack Lane, originate. According to Jack Lane, the AHS was originally intended to be a local history organisation but later expanded into the role of opposing the "revisionist" movement in Irish history. It has published research by a wide range of authors who question, from a variety of perspectives, the 'revisionist' analysis of Irish history by authors such as Roy Foster (Aubane Versus Oxford, The Embers of Revisionism), Peter Hart (Troubled History, Embers of Revisionism, West Cork's War of Independence), Eoghan Harris (An Affair with the Bishop of Cork, Embers of Revisionism, West Cork's War of Independence), Kevin Myers (Embers of Revisionism). Activities in Britain continued through the Ernest Bevin Society, with its journal Labour & Trade Union Review, now Labour Affairs. Also a quarterly journal called Problems of Capitalism and Socialism, now just Problems. Partial bibliographyThe Crisis in the Unionist Party. (Belfast: Irish Communist Organisation, 1969).The Communist party of China and the 20th Congress of the C.P.S.U. (Belfast: B&ICO, 1970).On Trotskyism. (Belfast: B&ICO, 1971).The Economic struggle in Britain. (Belfast: B&ICO, 1971).The Two Irish nations : a reply to Michael Farrell. (Belfast: B&ICO, 1971). Is Wales a nation?. (Belfast: B&ICO, 1972).Connolly and Partition. (Belfast: B&ICO, 1972).The Economics of Partition. (Belfast: B&ICO, 1972). The Home Rule crisis, 1912-1914. (Belfast: B&ICO, 1972). Catholic political culture and the Constitution of Ireland. Jack Gannon. (Belfast: B&ICO, 1972). Article 44 : the historical background to Constitutional change in Southern Ireland. (Belfast: B&ICO, 1972.)The Twentieth Congress and After. Neil Goold. (Belfast: B&ICO, 1973). Zionism: its European origins. (Belfast: B&ICO, 1974).A Reply to Michael Barratt Brown. (London: Communists