IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

Anti-Nazi League launched

Socialist Challenge No. 22, 17 November 1977 · p. 2 of the scan · 488 words

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of their duties.

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most concentrated repression in Western Europe. decent wage.

Soclalist Challenge, 328/9 Upper Street, London N Editorial 01-369 8180/9. Distribution 01-359 8301 Advertising 01-358 8371, Scabs in uniform CAPITALIST armies are not established to save lives. The protaction of working people and their homes is not part It was the exact opposite when the British Army were in Oman or any of their other post-war 'campaigns'. Neither is it their role today in the north of Ireland where they are the instrument for Inflicting the And the protection of working people is not why thay are being used by the Labour Government to fight fires From a practical point of view they are not an efficient weapon. Senior fire officers have warned that the troops will only Increase the risk of death because the soldiers are untrained. For the Government their usefulness lies First, by using the troops the Government can make it appear they are doing all they can to prevent the loss of life. Everything, that is, apart from giving the firefighters a League, in the schools.

The campaign is one of the first steps formed last Thursday. The ANL DESIRE aims to unite all Britain imespective of other political differences'.

INC LEAVES DUBES BEATESEI! do not include mass action on the streets. They see their main task inda campaign, with the aid SCHOOL STUDENTS, together with the Anti-Nazi are handig our schools. The leaflers warn thar the 'Nazi NF means no future, no freedom and no fun. They aim to counter the racist Bulldog paper being put our by the National Front La [100.000 propaganda manched last week.

those who Front leiflet 25,000 leaflets in London Halberrow C0).

leading the fund drive also The League's sclivilics on this front are also underway with widening 35,000 copies of an anti-National ECIn CITIOULEL for the 12 November by-election ing tigures in Bournemouth where the Front women.

The sponsorship for the camPert MPs who see the campaign as ign is broad, involving over 30 who "an alternative to strectfighting" Hackney (treasurer), and Paul Socialist Workers Prity (лягіова огдапиIt was unclear whether others shared Kinnock's view. But for the time campaign will be devored to the Iratletting camsunship for the campaign includfrom the entertain and Even Liberal and Tory MPs should against the Nazis are invited to join the campaign although whether they would extend thei support for a campaign of action seems dubious.

Tariq. Ali, oditor of Socialist Challenge, welcomed the form ing of the League last week, putting his name forward as a *The growth of the anti-fascist movement in this phenomenal. But the unity in achon is den orable. lI the Anti-Nazi League can meet this need it must be supported first step democratic national conference of all those active in the strugek the new year' be said.

week: the All-London Commiree of Anti-Racer and Anti-Fascist Committeer called national conference.

← OUR POLICIESTHE NATIONAL FRONT IS A NAZI FRONT! →

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