1972
The Red Mole No. 2, 1972
The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 34, 10 January 1972
- The Washington Conference Has Not Solved The Monetary Crisis
- THE MANGROVE NINE
- Women workers, unemployment and low pay
- Students: Unions ag thes stre Slate!
- Swansea Occupation defeated by NUS inactivity
- HOLES
- WHAT NEXT FOR THE by Dave Bailey
- Thailand: An extension
- Ireland: Republican Movement from Bob Purdie
- The Ballyshannon Incidents
- A letter Paul Foot
- Feminism or Marxism?
- WORKERS COUNCILS IN ITALY Interview with Turin militants
The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 35, 24 January 1972
- Tory Strategy The Miners
- STRIKE INTERVIEWS
- Yorkshire
- Coventry
- Prospects The Strike
- READING AREA STUDENT ASSN
- STUDENTS
- THE STATE
- Labour History
- THE MONTH OF SOVIETS
- Ceylon Repression
- Bradford
- MAIRIN KEEGAN--OBITUARY
- ADS
- Piers Wins Despite Scabs
- Liaison
- YSA Convention Texas
- More Arrests in Spain
The Red Mole Broadsheet issue, 31 January 1972
The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 36, 7 February 1972
- AVENGE DERRY
- A TUC FOR STRUGGLE MEANS A TUC AGAINST THE STATE
- STRIKE INTERVIEWS Kent Miner's Wife
- 'Mineworker' Editor
- DEMOS, DEMOS....
- AVENGE DERRY Build a Mass Solidarity Campaign!
- WHATEVER HAPPENED
- TO THE LABOUR LEFT?
- ONSLAUGHT WEST BENGAL
- ZIMBABWE SAYS 'NO!'
- ZIONIST "PROTESTS'
- FIGHT BACK
- MINERS AND STUDENTS VERSUS THE STATE
The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 37, 28 February 1972
- JIM CLARKE, RUGELEY
- GRIMETHORPE PICKETS
- INTERVIEW WITH ARTHUR SCARGILL
- TROUBLE AHEAD FOR UPW?
- U.S. WORKERS STRUGGLE GENERAL MOTORS SPEEDUP BACKFIRES AT LORDSTOWN
- WEST COAST DOCKERS TIGHTEN STRIKE
- SEIZE 1
- MAURITIUS STATE OF EMERGENCY FOR ROYAL VISIT
- Ceylon Committee
- NIXON-MAO SUMMIT The Chinese Revolution is far too important to be left to the Maoists
- IN SCHOOLS
- BOOK REVIEWS
- LA: IRISH SD
- THE ALDERSHOT EXPLOSION
- ISRACA STATEMENT
The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 38, 13 March 1972
- THE BOURGEOISIE AFTER THE MINERS STRIKE
- Tory Retreat UCS UPPER CLYDE STEWARDS
- DEVELOPS
- THE ROLE OF THE C.P.
- WOR
- WHAT IS ERS CONTROL? iccupations has prompted a renewed interest in workers
- ERNEST MANDEL BARRED FROM WEST GERMANY
- Politics. The Senate admitted quite openly that the only grounds on which Mandel had been rejected were political :
- AFTER ALDERSHOT
- IN SCHOOLS the difference between the revolutionary
- LA:
- I.S. HYPOCRISY IN GLASGOW
- RHODAN GORDON TRIAL
The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 39, 30 March 1972
- A PANIC BUDGET?....BUT NO REAL CHANGE
- Suggested Basic Programme for Discussion at the Rank and File Miners Conference
- INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS ACT - A TEST CASE
- BUILDING WORKERS STRIKE AT HEYSHAM
- Potential Rents Strike in Cumbernauld
- ENGINEERS OCCUPY have already occupied several plants
- REGROUPMENT IN FRENCH T.U. MOVEMENT
- THI LAN
- ARE NOW LNIERING FREE DERRY
- R WILL CONTINUE
- THE PEARCE COMMISSION Having completed its test of opinion in Rhodesia, next month on its findings. We examine here
- IRELAND: An open letter to I.S.
- BEI NADING AREA STUDENT ASSN STU WENT HAF
- SLAVE LABOUR IN WATFORD A look at the effects of a prison 'outside party' scheme.
- NUS The next NUS conference marks a crucial stage The intervention of Liaison Committee militants
- THE INSTITUTE FOR WORKERS CONTROL LOOKS AT THE MINERS STRIKE
- INTERNATIONAL MARXIST
- LIAISON COMMITTEE
The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 40, 17 April 1972
- SPRING OFFENSIVE SHATTERS U.S. STRATEGY
- PRESTON TENANTS
- ORGANISE
- LANCASTER-MAKING THE UNIVERSITIES SAFE FOR BUSINESS
- CRUNCH TIME FOR THE INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS ACT?
- MILITANCY GROWS AMONG BUILD A.S.W. has completed its 'transformation' into the U.C.A.T.T. A new wages b nationally-hand in hand with the expanding T.U. recruitment. Birmingham's su sparked a series of struggles in N. Wales, Chester, Wigan, Manchester, Stoke
- VIETNAM Socialism or barbarism
- ARGENTINA Increasing support for armed struggle in working class
- PLOUGH
- ENGINEERS IN MASSIVE MERGER?
- I.S.C. JOINS EASTER MARCH IN BELFAST
The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 41, 1 May 1972
- CONTENTS
- TUC RETREAT LETS IN GOVERNMENT
- ENGINEERS PAY CLAIM LEEDS
- THE EVOLUTION OF THE LABOUR RIGHT
- NUS: REVOLUTIONARIES BEGIN TO ORGANISE
- RACE RELATIONS INDUSTRY
- TOWARDS PO
- Interview with leading comrade of LCR - Spanish section of the Fourth International
- VIETNAM against Nixon
- STRUGGLES - NEW FRONTS
- ROBIN BLACKBURN JOINS FOURTH INTERNATIONAL
- WIDGERY WHITEWASH
- HANDS OFF METRO YOUTH!
- RODDY KENTISH JAILED
- PORTSMOUTH POLY
The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 42, 15 May 1972
- THE VIETNAMESE OFFENSIVE, NIXON'S BLOCKADE AND OUR TASKS
- THE STRUGGLE AGAINST THE N.I.R.C. IS A STRUGGLE AGAINST THE STATE
- MIKE COOLEY
- ENGINEERS' PAY CLAIM
- PROGRAMME
- REVOLUTIONARY STUDENTS IN
- CHINA. REVOL
- REPRESSION DEEPENS IN CEYLON Bandaranaike government's ability to dispose Many are likely to face charges carrying a
- TANZANIA RELEASE ALLPOLITICAL PRISONERS
- HUE: Dien Bien Phu 72?
- HANDS OFF FREE DERRY!
- WOMENS LIBERATION AND THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT
- LANCASTER UNIVERSITY real issues behind the personalities
- HOSPITAL SITE STRIKE
- STOKE NEWINGTON 8
- SOVIET INSURANCE POLICY
The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 43, 5 June 1972
- RAILWAY
- FROM 'NO CO-OPERATION' TO A FIGHT AGAINST THE ACT
- SOLIDARITY WITH THE STOKE NEWINGTON EIGHT
- ENGINEERING DISPUTE RUNS INTO TROUBLE
- LABOUR AND DEVLIN
- DOC
- SIGNIFICANCE OF THE PRESENT DISPUTE
- THE STRUGGLE IN HULL
- STAND FOR THE UNATTACNEN
- ITALY AFTER THE ELECTIONS
- Lotta co voto P
- VIETNAM
- QUEBEC STRIKE WAVE
- IMG/SL FUSION
- RESOLUTION
- VIETNAMESE REVOLUTION
- LCDSU CONFERENCE
- THESES
- PLATFORM
- IRELAND Next Period Decisive
- KENT STUDENTS OCCUPY
- VIETNAM DEMO
The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 44, 26 June 1972
- STRUGGLE DECIDES NOT THE LAW
- ISC AND AIL
- DOCKERS WIN LIMITED VICTORY
- FORDS
- PAKISTANI WORKERS WIN FIGHT IN NOTTINGHAM
- WORKER-STUDENT UNITY AT KENT UNIVERSITY
- ROTHERHAM VICTIMISATIONS: THE EMPLOYER'S OFFENSIVE
- LCDTU Conference fails to forge policy for struggle
- COVENTRY C& UWU MILITANTS ACT ON UNEMPLOYMENT
- CHILE CRISIS DEEPENS
- France
- Czechoslovakia
- VIETNAM OFFENSIVE CONTINUES
- MOSCOW SUMMIT
- EQUAL PAY CAMPAIGN
- Permanent Revolution
- LETTER Soldiers' Rights
- INDIAN OPPRESSION IN BANGLADESH
The Red Mole No. 1, 5 July 1972
- Ked Mole GOVERNMENT!
- FOR A LABOUR GOVERNMENT? YES - BUT WHAT THEN?
- CRISIS OF THE HEATH GOVERNMENT
- STATE AND DOCKERS
The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 45, 10 July 1972
- STEEL Pamphlet
- STEEL CLOSURES
- Redundancies in Scotland
- What kind of fight
- Work in down the Old Kent Road
- UNDER CONTROLE
- Defend the revolutionary socialists of Yugoslavia
- IRELAND: THE EYE OF
- 'HE HURRICANE
- Ceylon Trials Start
- POLITICAL PRISONERS
- The arms the Soviet Union won't send
- Britain and the Gulf
- Soviet Union and Vietnam
- The Nixon visit
- THE FUTURE threat that present production of material goods
- Tariq Ali Expelled From Pakistan
- Irish Film
- THE MEANING OF GEORGE McGOVERN
The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 46, 24 July 1972
- TUC DEAL WITH GOVERNMENT?
- McGovern, the elections, and Indochina
- 'The Carworker'
- DOCKS DISPUTE
- BUILDING STRIKES
- THE I LUMP 1
- THE LUMP
- Flying pickets smash overtime
- JAGUAR
- Workers, Jaguars and the State
- 'Marriage of Convenience
- STALINISM
- Joint programme
- KOREA North and South 'Transcend Differences'
- VIETNAM B-52's bomb Red
- IRELAND: who will bloody whose nose?
- Statement by MATZPEN and the Arab Revolution group
- Trotsky becomes best-seller in Chile
- STOKE NEWINGTON EIGHT Who is trying whom? Stoke Newington Eight has proceeded for some weeks
- THE STATE AND RACE RELATIONS INDUSTRY
- Red T-Shirts
- MINERS' CONFERENCE SHOWS NEED FOR RANK AND FILE MOVEMENT
- MANGROVE RAIDED - AGAIN!
The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 47, 29 July 1972
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- END THE ACT: NOTHING LESS
- STRIKES FREE THE FIVE
- BRIANTS SHOW THE WAY...
- DOCKS- SOME BACKGROUND
- JONES-ALDINGTON OFFERS PEANUTS
- Tories' New Course
- "SOVIET" REPRESSION FAILS TO HALT SPREAD OF REVOLUTIONARY IDEAS
- Lightning Pickets Highlight Irish Situation
- Building Workers Say
- "NOW IS THE TIME"
The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 48, 7 August 1972
- IRA: WE WILL STAY AND WE WILL FIGHT
- DOCKS REPORT NO SOLUTION
- THE RULING CLASS TAKES STOCK
- BASINGSTOKE LCDTU FIGHTS BRITISH LEYLAND REDUNDANCIES
- 'IF YOU WANT PEACE, PREPARE FOR WAR'
- NO FAMOUS VICTORY
- THE STRUGC
- WHO
- RE THE MURDERERS?
- THE OFFICIALS AND REPUBLICAN UNITY
- SADAT CALLS THE TUNE
- ANGELA DAVIS SUPPORTS CZECH TRIALS
- SAIGON TROOPS LURED INTO TRAP
- HUGO BLANCO ARRESTED
- NIGHTCLEANERS STRIKE
The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 49, 21 August 1972
- Paper of the International Marxist Group No. 49 21st August 1972 Price 5p. By splitting the dockers JONES STARTS WITCH HUNT
- IRELAND: PROPAGANDA AND PROBLEMS
- Paul Smith looks at latest developments in THE BUILDING WORKERS STRIKE
- BAN VERTINE
- ROUND THE SITES
- 35 HRS
- CHALLENGE TO ISOLATION OF WORKERS IN EAST KENT
- UNITY AGAINST THE DOCKERS: THE OLD, OLD STORY
- YEARS STRUGGLE ENDS IN. DEFEAT
- DOC
- PICKETING PROBLEMS
- VIETNAM: THE WAR REACH MOST VITAL STAGE In these articles, Andy Scott answers three crucial questions about Nixon's American war aims are; and what Moscow and Peking seek from the struggle. AMERICAN STRATEGY AND TACTICS
- COW AND PEKING - MIRACULOUS UNITY
- THE ARITHMETIC OF GENOCIDE
- British Capitalism, Workers and the Profits Squeeze"
- WHITE WorK MUST SUTPH WHITERS A
- CHILEAN REVOLUTIONARIES CONFRONT ALLENDE
- Mr. Mumtaz Ali Bhutto, Chief Minister for Sind
- As the fight against redundancies spreads OCCUPATION HITS BRITISH LEYLAND
- IRELAND (From pace 1)
The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 49, 4 September 1972
- BRITISH LEYLAND: FIGHT AGAINST 'RATIONALISATION'
- UNLESS SHO- THORNYCROFT'S: THE ISSUES
- STALEMATE AT JAGUARS
- VESTEYS LASH OUT IN AUSTRALIA TOO
- THE MYTH OF EQUAL PAY
- Though the initiative of the rank and file has held the line TRENCH WARFARE HAS NO
- Technological Change
- 'Problems of the British Revolution' by Leon Trotsky
- Below: Oliver MacDonald shows how the onslaught against the Baader-Meinhof group is merely THE TIP OF THE GERMAN ICEBERG
- LEADERS SCAB ON BUILDING STRIKE
- ARGENTINA MOVES TOWARDS CIVIL WAR
The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 51, 8 September 1972
- Paper of the International Marxist Group No. 51 18th September 1972 Price 5p. Free Speech For Racists?
- NO PLATFORM FOR RACISTS
- THE 'REVELATIONS' OF MARIA MAGUIRE
- RACISM
- THE IMPERIALIST OLYMPIAD
- FOR StA Sin.
- LEFT TURN FOR T.U.C?
- THEY DIED FOR THE REVO
- ESCAPERS HOLD HAVANA PRESS CONFERENCE
- UTION
- THE PRISONERS' REVOLT
- THE ORGANISATIONS BEHIND THE ESCAPE BID
- A Blueprint
- Armed Resistance in West Germany - the Red Army Fraction
- THE TRIALS IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA
- Vietnam Solidarity
- CLIMAX IN BUILDING DISPUTE
- Anti-fascist demo
- THE OBSERVER
The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 52, 2 October 1972
- TUC ABANDONS LOW PAID
- ZIONISM ON THE OFFENSIVE
- A FUTURE FOR THE FASCISTS?
- WHO IS GENERAL AMIN?
- THORNYCROFT'S As new student term begins
- LAST YEAR'S LESSONS
- MUCH MORE THAN A REN HOW CAPITAL TRIES TO SOLVE THE HOUSING Q
- BAD SOLDIERS OR BAD GENERALS?
- News from Vietnam
- GROWING OPPOSITION IN CEYLON
- VICTORY THAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN
- IMG REPLY TO WITCH HUNT
The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 53, 16 October 1972
- UNITED ACTION CAN SMASH PAY PLAN
- A.I.L. REAFFIRMS SOLIDARITY POSITION
- HEATH'S PLANS FOR YOUR WAGE PACKET
- RACISTS ON THE RUL
- Thornycroft workers force British Leyland into 'top level' talks
- LABOUR PARTY IN
- PERSPECTIVE
- By BOB PURDIE. First in a series of articles examining both wings of the Republican movement, the People'
- IS split the LCDSU
- Teamster Rebellion - the Minneapolis strikes of 1934
- BETWEEN THE HAMMER AND THE ANVIL oculda fin euntuaL onalt
- GREEK MILITANT ESCAPES
- Defend The Argentinian
- Cheng Case
- INDOCHINA CONFERENCE stein don in the ran of
The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 54, 30 October 1972
- VICTORY IN SIGHT
- A.I.L. BUILDS UP TO NOV. 12th
- THE POLITICS OF INCOMES POLICY
- Hospital Workers Prepare To Fight
- BIG THORNYCROFT'S VOTE TO REJECT DEAL
- THE EUROPEAN SUMMIT
- THE POLITICS OF THE S.D.L.P.
- TROTSKY
- L.M.G. LAUNCHES DRIVE FOR WEEKLY
- C.P. on Women
- BRITISH IMPERIALISM'S SILENT MANOEUVRES Bob Slansky and Oliver MacDonald look at what lies behind the Yemen conflict.
- A VICTORY AND A MISTAKE
- N.G.A. STAYS ON REGISTER
The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 55, 13 November 1972
- PAY FREEZE HEATH'S LAST GAMBLE
- RED BERETS, GREEN PAPER
- THE MONDAY CLUB IN TRANSITION
- INDIAN WORKERS STRIKE SPREADS
- C.A.V. - THE FIGHT BEGINS A report from Liverpool by Pete Cresswell and Brian Slocock
- 'Much More Than A Housing Question
- LUCAS C.A.V. SIT-IN
- VIETNAM: STRUGGLE NOT O
- ER YET
- STRUGGLE ENDS IN 'SELL-OUT'
- Students and the Struggle for Socialism
- Red T-Shirts
- PAKISTANI WORKERS CONTINUE TO DEFY REGIME - 7 KILLED, 36 WOUNDED
- Unity' with Military in Chile
- WOMEN'S LIBERATION CONFERENCE
- Reported by JUDITH WHITE and LEONORA LLOYD
The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 56, 27 November 1972
- PAY FREEZE FRONT LINE
- VIETNAM SOLIDARITY
- School Students Alliance
- NUS Conference: lull before the storm
- CAV - The "Right to Belong"
- LOUGHBOROUGH STRIKE CONTINUES
- THE POLITICS OF THE PROVISIONALS
- ENGLAND STILL THE KNEE
- THE MAN WHO KILLED A MILLION
- New Moscow Attack on Trotskyism
- RETURN OF PERON
- WHO GAINS FROM BRANDT VICTORY?
- WORKERS BACK STUDENTS AT STIRLING
- FREEZE
The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 57, 11 December 1972
- NEW ALL-IRELAND BRITISH OFFENSIVE
- LACKENBY STEELMEN VOTE TO RETURN TO WORK
- N.U.S. CONFERENCE: TWO STEPS BACK
- CAV: URGENT NEED FOR SOLIDARITY
- HEALTH WORKERS MEET NATIONALLY
- Action Committee Averts Fife Closure
- AUSTRALIA AFTER THE ELE
- THE LEFT AGAINST EUROPE?
- Bourgeois and Marxist 'Ways of Seeing'
- THE AMERICANISATION OF THE PERSIAN GULF
- STILL FOUR TO FREE
- BASIS LAID FOR NEW INDOCHINA CAMPAIGN