IMGpapers 1976–79

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

A victim of the Moscow trials 40 years on

Socialist Challenge No. 54, 20 July 1978 · pp. 12-13 of the scan · 184 words

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page 12 of the scan

THE CAMPAIGN for - rehabilitation of Babhevik leader Nikolai Bukhurin B winning worldwide support.

As we reported last week.

Yuri Larin. has written an open letter to the general secretary of the halian Communist Party, Enrico enlist backing.

This followed a definitive refusal to rehabditate Bukharin from the Central Control Commission of the Sovie LEADER Bukharin was a leader of the Russian Revolution and one of the central theoreticians of tbe Bolshevik.

Party. He was esecuted Stalin in 1938 after the trial of the "Right-Trotskyist Bloc', Eike many of the Moscon Trial defendants Bukharin charges against him. SEt. widely believed at the time that chis was in exchange for the life of his wife, A.M. Larina, and their baby son.

and ber son have pent the best part of OCEANCA campaigning Bukharin's rebabilitation and restoration to party memberSOCIALIST CHA the his by was tWO for 20 July 1978 page 12 quite the reverse. Cours thar he time farher said "den't want my

page 13 of the scan

FRANCO may be dead, but his police live on. And last the impression that Navarre, of | fescivul.

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