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Leading leftists condemn WRP slanders

Red Weekly No. 166, 16 September 1976 · pp. 9-10 of the scan · 717 words

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(which changes every day), they ignore such niceties as paying on the tube or stopping at traffic lights. They explain: "We are on strike!' - and march to their meeting as if ine city belongs to tnem, une workers.

When the Assembly is over, groups of women go to visit dillerent actories, workers commissions and political organisanons to win support lor then struggie. one big problem has been to find a place for the Assembly to meet regularly — if informers overhear which church has been chosen any day, it will be sealed off by ranks of police by the time the women arrive. So anew nave got une workers al severa important Madria Tactones - incruding Chrysler, Standard and Marconi - to organise petitions to the company demanding that they provide a regular meeting place for the women.

the support of other workers for the Induyco strikers has continued to grow despite the press boycott. One factory held a half-hour solidarity strike, and ten factory assemblies have picagea neir workers al ine casa and standard lactories have each donated 50,000 pesetas (E420) to the strike fund.

The women's associations based in the neighbourhood have also organised a boycott of Induyco's chain store, and each mornine uncy caller me saulons to win support for this action. Over 500 women shop workers have recently indicated that they are prepared to take solidarity strike action if necessary.

Whether the Induvco workers finals achieve victory depends oron many factors - not least, une possibity or a new wave or struggles throughour Spain when the wage contracts have to be re-negotiated this autumn. But it is clear that the democratic An internationally workers movement Party George NOVaCK Workers Party SUDDOLL frame-up'.

WRP's "criminal negligence with Trotsky's assassination, secretaries or guards statement, workers movement..

paid agent of the Gestapo ine Tirst resuciated their political opponents and critics. one eise who resorts opposed.

circulated statement signed by Trotskyists of various tendencies and omer wen Known houres twic conciudes that tne accusations levelled by the Workers RevolJoseph Socialist and Ine 'constitute a shameless Among the signatories denouncing the attempts to portray Hansen and Novack as 'accomplices of the GPU', guilty regard are Tive Tormel to and Trotsky's own grandson, Vsevolod Volkov.

oublisnea Ine September issue of Intercontinental Press, notes that such disruptive methods in the JOSEPH HANSEN are not new.

Mensheviks maintained that Lenin was a Kaiser. Later Stalin accused Trotsky of being an agent of the *Marxists and civil libertarians have from these frame-up tech niques employed by the Stalinists against evolutionar them must Otherwise the struggle for socCRACY Mary Jo Hendrickson/Militant • contains the full text of the statement and a list of its signatories, but also separate denouncing the frame-up by figures such as Jean van Heijenoor [an- Price E3, other tormer secretarv to rotsky and cur James. It also includes the text of a letter IRIS and a resolution from the. International MarxIS tendency WUOSE leading figure is Michel Pablo, rejecting Taire era these irresponsible accusations' and expressine is disacreement ww to posiol Red Books is now in temporary premises at 182 Pentonville Road, London N.1, *FASCISM AS A MASS MOVEMENT for the development of the authors vas a period in which they wrote the communis Manitesto; this is included together with variou correspondence The smaller items are extremely interesting are extremely interesting about the liarst moverent roland, and tie dereropil revolutionary wave in Europe. As always in thes volumes, the appendices contain a wealth o material, m mis volume being largery about th womans wedge and sassociabode post 55p RACE, CLASS AND THE STATE Black Experience Britain and is a reprint of an article from Rac ana class. I exammes me porties or varou immeration porcies, langme mom mes laisse to recent legislation. it lakes apart th philosophy or the tore cooll Governmen vie raper on mace melaton exposing l

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10 RED WEEKLY 16 September 1976

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