Socialist Organiser

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

Workers Review

Socialist Organiser no. 136, 16 June 1983 · scan pp. 10–11 · about 159 words

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Injustice What I do not see in Offensief however - and I hope I am not doing the paper, which in many respects puts forward a correct programme and is absolutely right to see the importance of the parliamentary struggle, mistakenly underestimated by many revolutionaries, an injustice - is any specific call for the linking up of action meetings such as that in Rotterdam which decided to strike at once, in the same and different industries and services, a call to build towards local soviets and a national soviet.

There is no doubt that there is an urgent need and immense possibilities for building powerful Trotskyist tendency in the Netherlands.

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