IMGpapers 1980–83

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

8,000 COPS DEFEND

Socialist Challenge No. 174, 27 November 1980 · p. 16 of the scan · 477 words

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THREE thousand people demonstrated last Saturday against the British Movement's demonstration in Notting Hill, West London.

Two hundred Nazi's turned up and, marched from Arch to Paddington station accompanied by a huge force of police.

The massive police turnout aimed to turn Notting Hill into a 'sterile area', movement of local people until the marches were over.

At the end of the demonstrations, ANL clashed with dispersing Nazis. Special Patrol launched assaults on anti-Nazi demonstrators arresting 73.

At Paddington station they attacked press photographers without reason, arresting one and confiscating cameras.

The small turnout by fascists was a big defeat for the British Movement. On the same day, the National Front could only muster chers in Bolton - defended by 3,000 cops. Monday 8th December ROAD, LONDON NW1.

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preventing all supporters Group squads the marANTI NAZI LEAGUE 7pm. FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE, EUSTON 500 NAZIS Speakers:

Tony Benn M.P.

A.N.L. Renato Zangheri, Mayor of Bologna. Henri Buch, Secretary General of FASP, Autonomous French Police Union. Leo Heinemann for the VVN, Association of Nazi Victims in Germany.

Paul Holborow, National Secretary of Tickets: £1.00 Available from: By post from:

ANL, c/o PO Box 353, Universitv of London Union, Malet St., WC1. Bookmarks, Central Books, Other Books, Compendium, Colletts, and other good bookshops.

London NW5 (inc SAE).

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The Daily Mirror echoec the lament: "Sunday schoo teacher, model student with sucia. conscience.

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couple of months Rohrer tried to answer this question.

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kil actually quite random other words every woman is a target for male violence because woman. rules tor moral behaviour that will protect women from this type of assault.

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