oun Tees Oe Pas ALGERIA OUT
4S 1s pointed out by the ditorial, this issue of Free Algeria was held up in the hopo that there would be concrote information about the sottlemont before it went to press, However, the talks dragyved on
and the issus came out before the talks were concluded,
This latest issue contains articles on the great intellectual, Frantz Fanon, who dicd recently, a profile of Den Khedda, an article on the danger of bursaucracy in the nowly indcpendent African states, and a letter which had been smuggled out of a French prison. Of note and great interest is an article by Patricia licGowan which deals with the strugele in angola. Comrades who want to know something of the differences hotwoen the two nationalist organisations there —- the M.P.L.A. and U.P.A.— should not miss this, When we consider the harm done by some people missuidedly supporting the MN.A, in ilgeria wo can seo how important it is to know the facts on such a questions SOM INTERESTING PAMPHLETS AVAILATLG a eV
A comrade has recently drawn tho attention of the editor of the Bulletin to some pamphlets which the comrade has in bulk, They are the Red Arny (2a), issued on the occasion of the 25th annviersary of the Red army which gives an Cutline of how it was founded, ote.3 Socialism and lieligon (1/-) an mm publications; The lievolution in India,(6a), which consists of the founding thoses of the Indian section of tho Fourth Intornational (1941) 3 North African Tangle, (2/-) which analyses the various factors involved in the LITved-Tivasion of North Africa and the various aspects which made this such a complicated affairs and finally Secrets of the Second Front (2a), which,as its name implies, deals with the ¢.P, slogan, issued during tue 2nd World War, of the second front,
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