aside in Britain issued, Women in enthusiastically.
us their places EVELYN REED, speaking at a London press conference last week.
called years of research. Saturday 12 March is the day set many towns and cities in mark Women's Day. The first time the call tor a dav devoted to women was the secona inter Conference of Socialist 1911, it was taken up Kollontai explained that: Meetings were organised everwnere Ine in the small towns and even in militancy Halls were packed so full that they had to ask workers to give staved arnomewinine cnnoreno a change, and their wives, captive *eams continue The Mothers how tne women's Hoerato!
theiroppression At a crowded press Conference Friday she explained the obstacles she had confronted during her 25 Run against.
nousewives. went to meetines Austria there was conflict with the 30,000 were taking part, the police decided to remove me demonstrators ban ners; the women workers made a 1913 International Women's Day was transferred to 8 March and this date has remainec clay This is the tradition of militancy and in the cared be national Women's Day. In London unis veara marchis eine orcanisec be opened and Reed attributed this to the imnacto ine exoiosion the American women's liberation She said her book was closed and called women schoiars using rigorous scientific method she had She urged everyone interested in discovering the reality beyond the myth of women's biological inferiority to read Engels's Origin of the ramv, rnvate roberty State as well as Hoper brimaurs WOMEN IN RUSSIA Reed described women in Tsarist Russia as being treated little better Inan back animas ano exolamec gains ot ine _HusSIan Revolution had been rolled back by revolution in America the strong movement We have wil cuare acainst us KinG o degradation of the movement."
Her message to women was to get together and decide on the necessary to put an end to *Most people say l am optimistic.
but unis is because i nave ooked into women's nistory ano understand the social forces we are which will provide such an oppor tunity.
It has the backing of organisa tions beyond those of the women's movement itsel inNationa Campaion. ine national assemb of Women and the Greater London Association of Trades Councils The demonstration will leave from Hyde Park, Speakers Corner, 1.15pm From 3pm to 7pm on the same day, there will be a Women's Fai women women's liberation movement for womenon in oction to women's oane: and feminist poetry there will be stalls on, amongst others, abortion ature, third world women, battered wives, andrape. The venue is Hindi Street Methodist Hall, W1 HEAR SEE SPEAK NO NO NO EVIL EVIL EVIL One of first events organised by the recently formed Campaign for Free Speech on ireland is the showing or Sunday 13 March of A Sense of Loss' a documentary situation in the North of Ireland made in 1972 and banned both by the BBC and Irish television.
The film will be shown at the Other Cinema Street, London W1, at 3.45 and will be followed by a discus sion.
Details of the Campaign for Free Speech on Ireland can be
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