IMGpapers 1980–83

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

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· Socialist Challenge No. 149, 29 May 1980 · p. 14 of the scan · 565 words

The scan: sc-n149-may-29-1980.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 14 of the scan

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LOMOND HANDLEY, Poole THE Communist Party didn't lead the general strike in France in May 1908 as Douglas Chalmers in Nantes, Trotskyists).

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workers. announced the Communist June), manualco CF more or les Yes, unity of the left must be built. but not unity of inaction proposed by the PCF and French Socialists, but unity in struggle. TERRY SHEAN, Libertarian Communist Group, York is non-existent.

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League Upholding the THERE are not many articles on the ralestine question appearing in Socialist Challenge, one does appear it untortunately urns on to de ust noter bec your Journal high title, supported by control i same page 1113 at acarl (12 May 1945). In we slate.

HE INSANT ONE journal such wide designs. : town the true left youth police racism on 21 and 22 April сксерноп о1 IT TAKE HEAD OPEN SO received London May Huddersfield. police attacks CP secretar IN your 24 April issue you carried a report about the march to de.

Tena me racer may allas We went to court and, with the police couldn't get anything to , we have all been found McClean the magistrate didn't called for only fine my family for fighting against police attacks but is forcing us to pay towards legal aid and costs. Why? Because we had organised a defence committee and the magistrate didn't like the publicity and support we had Fi from the community:

"the defence committee is ask ing everyone who supports our fight against the police attack • fight - to help us tor we don t pay them ne wists.

we don't pay them we will be sent to brison. Thank you fol your help and support.

Please send donations to: Earlington Family Defence Commuce cos kenon Road, London SE24 THE Day of Action on 14 May was a testing ground for the labour movement in As in manv other areas. thi trades council — heavily influenced by the Communist Party -ordinating strike action. But the of the trades coun cl, along will is presidcut, had a passive attitude towards campaigning. Ine! expected the fullume union oncas o denvertt goods for them The International Marxis Group in Huddersfield had a different view of how to mobilise Two trades council delegates, from the Transport Unpr other from the Teachers' Union Or a meeting with all shop stewards in Huddersfield to cam14 May. CP leaders necessary government out, however.

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The SWP and 'unity in action'

Rewriting the 1968

Never mind the language...

Fined for resisting

How we stopped the buses on 14

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