Remember Bloody Sunday!

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ELEVEN years ago, on Sunday January 30 1972, British troops shot dead 13 unarmed people on a peaceful demonstration in Derry. In the years since then, the British Army has continued a grinding, bitter war of attrition against the oppressed Catholic minority in Northern Ireland.

With plastic bullets - and lead bullets - with repeated house-to-house searches, with internment and then long-term jailing on remand, and with torture in the interrogation To no avail. No justice and therefore no peace will ever be brought to Ireland by Britain's attempts to maintain the artificial, sectarian Northern Ireland statelet. The broader frameThis year as previous years, Bloody Sunday will be commemorated by demonstrations in Ireland and Britain. The commemoration in Britain is on Sunday 30th, at 1.30pm from INSIDE: Special four-page pull-ol it on the water worke rs' strike, with featt ares on the claim and I the offer, the Tories strategy, and the : use of troops in strik breaking.

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JOHN HARRIS centres, the British state has tried to beat down the Catholic revolt.

work of a united, independent Ireland is necessary for any solution.

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Socialist Organiser no ld 7 January 27, 1983 Page ?....

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Weekly paper of the Socialist Organiser Alliance, No. 117. January 27 1983 25p (Claimants and strikers 10p) SUPPORT THE WATER

Troops out now! Col GENERAL AND MUNICIPAL WORKERS| ONION