IMGpapers 1980–83

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

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Socialist Challenge No. 166, 3 October 1980 · p. 5 of the scan · 183 words

The scan: sc-n166-oct-03-1980.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 5 of the scan

Of course, but I still think you have to look at their stage of the formation What is so in- party? for years they have been talking about the 'British disease', now appreciate that they've caught it themselves What they've caught is the age.

One of the things I founc interesting about going to the seminar at this particular colhad an identical seminar in 1932 and the par- 1880s, ticipants were Jacob Winer the always William tradition Z Foster, secretary of the ComThomas Could you imagine n and Norman After single American college today have the Party, present secretary of the Com- else. munist Party to speak at their moment there is great curiosity about socialism in the US, just as there is in Bri. There claims to be socialists are so frightened by what they are see. was there.

that they are and. are listen to an alternative analysis. can get bold That sabout all you can say Tew believe that On the other hand, one has to be clear that it's much less impregnable than it thinks it is;

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