Red WeeklyRed Weekly No. 121, 16 October 1975POLICE DEFEND FASCISTS
Red Weekly No. 121, 16 October 1975 · p. 9 of the scan · 128 words
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BWNIC 14: BRITISH It wasn't just hundreds of uniformed police that turned out to protect the Annual General Meeting of the fascist National Front in Chelsea Town Hall last not pointed into the Town Hall.
Despite this show of force, several hundred demonstrators picketed the hall for most of the day, and in the afternoon over a thousand anti-tascists marched by. What is vital now is that the anti-fascist forces come together to build a single workers' united front against the fascists - the precondition for driving them off the streets for good. - and their cameras were certainly au nome.
Lists as well?' Franco dictatorship.
to organise blacking Britain.
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Saturday. Plain-clothes police had evident- ly decided to take up photography for the