Books By Ellen Wilkinson
- The Workers History of the Great Strike (1927), with Frank Horrabin and Raymond Postgate
- Clash (1929)
- Peeps at Politicians (1931)
- The Terror in Germany (1933)
- The Division Bell Mystery (1932)
- Why War? (1934) – with Edward Conze
- Why Fascism? (1934) – with Edward Conze
- The Town That Was Murdered (1939)
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