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Magazines, bulletins and booklets of the IMG and its forerunners, 1961–1984

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International Bulletin Vol. 1, No. 32, 10 August 1962 · p. 13 of the scan · 408 words

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We have received copies of Fourth International Wo. i4 and now the sales drive mst begin. Despite the fact that the journal has not so many pages this time, it remains one of the best bargains in theoretical journals, lioreover; this issue will be of very great help to us in our political work in this country. In particular, there is a very well written and concise editorial on the "Brivish Labour Movement and the Common Market." This article as well as analysing the principles invloved in entry into the Common Market outlines very clearly the taciics that we should adopt in relation to this problem, It is very important tha those who are in any confused by either (1) the line of critical support for sniry or (2) the C.P,./Tribune line of chauvinistic opposition, shouid be sold a copy.

Germain's article analysing the new programme of the C.P.5.U. and the text of the resolution passed by the International Seceetariat on the repercussions of the 22nd Congress of the C.P.S.U. not only give a thorough and concise assessment of the present stage of the crisis of stalinism, but also refute those who slander our movement by saying that we are against the political revolution in the U.S.S.e The article on South Africa gives an interesting picture of the prospects in that country. Again two articles by Michael Pablo, both taking tho form of letters, as well as giving well thought out marxist positiomof a whole series of problems connected with the Cuban and Algerian revolutions, give us the opportunity to refute many lios which are sproad about our lines and attitudes on thes questions, An unusual article by an Indian comrade,Materialism and the Indian Bourgesisie, examines the relationship, between ideology,and, political thought.a and applies this to Indian “probleriss

Every commade must draw up a list of his contacts and organise tho sale of the journal to them. If each of us could cnsure that all the 'likely poople! read it this will help i+ immense y in cw long-term work on ou sé unr, a firm ideological basis for our movement in Britain. We should the use this ismx . as a basis for discussion with -ther tendencios and for our own educational work, It is important to onsure that che journal is on sale at the Left Clubs, ste. Steps must be takon to see that it is sold on the big demonstrations in London and elsewhere.

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