IMGpapers 1976–79

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

The book the racists tried to steal

Socialist Challenge No. 56, 3 August 1978 · pp. 10-11 of the scan · 358 words

The scan: sc-n56-aug-3-1978.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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sear's Frankfurt book fair a South named Degager tried to steal a manuscript from the stull of British publisher Juliun Fried mane CARVER.

The incident received little publicity at the time paper was one of only a couple encouraging that the book got 8. mOre rEasOnaDe colunın inches when it came cut still Tast week.

CHINTAC It is called The Nuclear Axis, by Zdeuck Barbara Kogers. quick glauce shows why the South Atricans were worried - * sud The book documents in detail tbc necicar as you berween Sonth Africa The disappearance of bubdreds of documents from the South African embassy in Booo has furnished evidence of chis co-operation. provision of West Germany's jet nozzle uranium corichment technique to South Africa.

The South Africans are now Cervenka and African and even a Many lunit to the destructien by LULLETUSOE Pow'er.

West Germany and TeirnI centred on the on its own soil the cariy I chis would able to test a nuciear bomb escape clause with obvious implications for politics. Op past evidence there is unlikely to he mindless the apartbeid nuclear regime to stop u black seizure of selling Equally significant is the fact Incy that this provides the wherewithal for the West Germans to theinselves. Post-war Beirain's treaties forhade Wesr Germany to develop nuciear wcapoory these The book hints Ihar even in contract Imperialist powers realised that be Germany's THO U membership of the URENCO "Troika' with Britain and the Netherlaods bus allowed it to grow into a top power, capahle of DEEL T oriincries thi nucleat fuel cycle. In return CI-UE DroFde West Germany with nuclear weapons 30 CHIDCS OT DCCO URENCO makes templiet in membership developments. More sperielor hranu the goveroment South African-accupied Namibia has been an important developing the TEW UraniUm •commentet before, former Prime Minister Horold Wilson Namibian uranium is the factor -UCINE politics.

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YOUR foreign editor eagerly picked up his copy of the

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THE NUCLEAR AXIS

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