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Socialist Challenge No. 239, 26 March 1982 · pp. 10-11 of the scan · 282 words

The scan: sc-no239.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 10 of the scan

ministrative of scuiclal y the leadership of the Fourth 1939 and shortly after was part of a delegation which met with Trotsky in Mexico. Prevented by the dictat of. the American government his home in the USA, Sam spent the rest of his life in britain tonowing events lt the British class struggle closely and providing ad vice and friendship for ncw ccuciauvis or icvolutionary Marxists.

concluded by summing up his and many impressions Sam Gordon.

'Sam was one of the most gentle people I have KnOWIE. and honest and told you in a trank and fraterna wav what he thought about things. He was a comrad for •help. Wds 021-643 5094.

Thursday, Friday and Saturday 10-6.

strong person too ... Thi is shown in the way he pa tiently fought tor his political ideas and in the way he fought his illness for 20 years.

Ine best wav we car Sam and the thin goma ne tribute to comrade stood for is by redoubling our efforts to build a society where the workers are in command. at 137 Digbeth, Birmingham B5 GDR: Phon‹ Open on Monday. Tuesday. Open 10-6 Mon Tues Sat 11-7 Wed Thurs & Fri Sweet Freedom Coote & Campbell £1.95 pb Picador The Break-Up of •sitaln Tom Nairn £4.95 pb Verso Comrade and Lover Rosa Luxemburg £3.95 pb Pluto Orders 1o:

The White Hotel £2.25 pb Penguin Now We Are Thirty Mary Ingham £3.95 pb Eyre Methuen The Ethiopian Revolution Fred Halliday & Maxine Molyneux £5.95.pb Verso Muil Order Service - udd 20 per cent for påp The Other Bookshop, PO Box 50, London NI

page 11 of the scan

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