IMGpapers 1980–83

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

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· Socialist Challenge No. 226, 17 December 1981 · pp. 1-2 of the scan · 190 words

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DECEMBER 1PM, SPEAKERS CORNER TO POLISHEMBASSY

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PO Box 50, London N1 2XP Phone 01-359-8133/8180 (editorial and distribution)

THE POLISH WORKERS are in danger. General Military Committee are out to smash the strength of the independent union movement, Solidarity. The defeat of the Polish workers would be a huge setback for the workers of the whole world. Workers power in Poland and international workers' solidarity are the only effective answers to the regime's counterrevolution.

Jaruzelski's Military Committee for National Salvation, comprising 15 generals and 5 colonels, military/political coup to smash the workers. Undoubtedly it was carried out with great Jaruzelski and the will launched a well-organised MILITARY RULE POWER is the choice facing the Polish people. Don't believe the assurances of Jaruzelski and the military — there be no return freedom of the last 16 months, unless the military crackdown is defeated.

The ruling bureaucracy OR WORKERS' to the relative The regime also turned to increasing reliance the Church a0 -visors have consistently cautioned moderation Cardinal Wyszinski's appeal tor a return to work during the August days of 1980, through to Archbishop Glemp's . appeal the military

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