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Red Weekly No. 65, 29 August 1974 · p. 6 of the scan · 393 words

The scan: rw-no65-aug-29-1974.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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magnificent role in mobilising support bureaucratic degeneration taking place for those revolutionaries-socialists, communists, anarchists etc, who were incarcerated in the Americar jais, It stande as a vivid contrast to the American CP of 1940 wltich actively supported the jailing of Cannon and the other leaders of the Trotskyist Socialist Workers Party under the Infamous Smith Act. In the 1950s the American ruling class used the same act to railroad the leaders of the American CP into prison.

The work of the ILD is also a salutuary lesson to the British left who. with few exceptions, have done little to defend cluss war prisoners like the Belfast 9 and the Stoke Newington comrades.

Many British trotskyists owe a great debt to Jim Cannon. In che dogdays olsmall isolated groups invariably resources to that end. He saw Americanshort of the resources to publish Trotskyism, not as some 'new" bright material, and often reduced to little more than propaganda circles Cannon's books such as the Hintory of American "humane' than the sullied communism Trotskyim and Notebook of an Agitator were the only readings Stockholm, Sweden, Sat.: 11-3.

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ON BENGALI FRIENDS in Europe and elsewhare, for Bengali books and Larad (Fourth International peperl, contact.

Bengali, Mulladen, Box 3274, 10365 unionists, LIVERPOOL RED BOOKS: Revolutionary literature-Marx, Lenin, Trotsky, Eustorn Europe. Thoro viora, irsion Women's Liberation. 018 HOrSE Street, Liverpool, Tues. -Fri.: 12,30-3.0.

NOTTINGHAM RED CIRCLES: Wide ranging serles of discussions besed on the Red Lion Square, politics of the Fourth International.

Every 2nd and 4th Tuesday in the month at 8 p.m. in the Lion Hotel, Clumber ING GAY GROUP Contact J. Mills, 153 Woodhouse Lane, Leeds for further Liverpool. stone Arms', Featherstone Road, South all (near Dominion Cinemal.

LONDON RED FORUMS: A comprehensive political education series, avery Tuesday at B pm in the General Picton pud, balcoonan noad, Th LEWISHAM ANTI-FASCIST DEMO: Saturday-31 Aunust-10.30 a.m. Start ing from Eros House, Catford and marching to 'Chiesman's' in Lewisham, A mobilising action for 7 September anti-NF demo. Sponsored by Labour Party, cr. la, InG and local trace •FREE PAT ARROWSMITH-REPEAL THE INCITEMENT TO DISAFFECTION the National Council for Civil Liberties Invitod speakers include Eamone MeCann, Wendy Butlin, Edward Bond. Tuesday3 September -7.30 p.m. Conway Hall, MERSEYSIDE ANTI-FASCIST COM MITTEE: Public meeting, supported by LUCTOONTO CURSINAKES FUN Trades Counell and Warwick Action Committe, Wednesday -4 September-

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