Viewpoint | Socialist Action 1983

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Union School: 16/17 April. The school is open to all supporters o Socialist Action. It will examine the programmatic background to revolutionary work in the trade unions, and the links between this and work in the mass reformist parties. The school will discuss the trade union theses of the first four congresses of the Third International; the minority movement and the rise of the Labour Party; the united front; and the class struggle in Britain since '68; and steps towards a class struggle left wing.

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