Socialist Organiser

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

['Solidarity Underground: Free trade unionism in Zalewska, Henryk…]

Socialist Organiser no. 151, 20 October 1983 · scan pp. 6–7 · about 132 words

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'Solidarity Underground: Free trade unionism in Zalewska, Henryk Gawinski, and John Taylor, published by the Polish Solidarity Campaign. 50p plus postage from PSC, 186 Avenue Road, At the time Kosygin was in Damascus: the connection is inescapable, whatever criticism Moscow or others might have felt obliged to make publicly. Moscow did make a sharp criti. cism and threatened to cut off military supplies. But these supplies were not in fact stopped, despite Syria's refusal to withdraw, and the Communist Party of Syria remained a junior partner in Assad's government.

Don't you think Syria was both trying to prevent the deve. lopment of any radical or classorientated struggle and at the same time trying to become the arbiter of the Palestinians' fate, the better to trade them London W3.

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