Socialist Organiser

The weekly of the fused Workers Socialist League, July 1981 to April 1984

[Stalin Jaruzelski dictatorship, only for compromises and concessions…]

Socialist Organiser no. 73, 18 February 1982 · scan pp. 5–6 · about 301 words

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Stalin Jaruzelski dictatorship, only for compromises and concessions.

Wecan but hope that the contlict on Poland within the CP (the bitterness of which was su physically demonstrated at this meeting! will lead to an even more rapid demise of the CP. and remove one more obstacle on the path to working class revolution in Britain.

Socialist Organiser supporters should be active in convincing militant workers in the CP that they have chosen the wrong address. A COMBINATION of local and national events offer socialists the opportunity to show their support for the Polish workers' movement.

Saturday February 20 sees a local demonstration in Oxford called by the local Labour Committee on Poland, set up from a highly successful Trades Council public meeting. It assembles at 2pm at Cowley Road Hospital.

The next national focus for solidarity is the demonstration called in London on March 13 by Socialist Organiser and London Labour Briefing.

We urge all readers to raise this important demonstration in their union branches, Labour Parties, and student unions, and to bring the biggest possible contingents with their banners. More details will be published next week's Socialist The Labour Party London rally, tentatively planned for March 9, has now been fixed for March 16. We urge Labour activists and militants in the London area to mobilise for this important initiative.

In addition we draw readers' attention to the appeal issued for a Labour Poland Solidarity Fund, raising money specifically from the British workers' movement for our . class brothers and sisters in struggle against Stalinism.

The fund is endorsed by Ken Livingstone, Eric Heffer, Tony Benn, Ron Keating (NUPE), as well as Socialist Organiser.

Donations should be sent to Labour P. land Solidarity Fund, c/o ;oop Bank, 110 Leman St, London E1.

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Socialist Organiser, Thursday 18 February, 1982

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