International Marxist Group Archive

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

Developments in Britain's Arab Wars

· The Week Vol. 2, No. 1, 1 July 1964 · p. 11 of the scan · 212 words

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Whilst the struggle in Southern Yemen (Aden and the 'Protectorates! ) has received most publicity in recent months, the other field of operations - Oman - should not be forgotten, The scale of operations there is indicated by a etakowent issued in Cairo by the Omani Liberation Movement, This gem si the british colonial authorities in Oman burned dow more than i Pl wissen Sk different parts of Onan in May in a terror Campaign to

€ independence movement..." The statement c lud i Weal? Sheavenct oncludes with an appeal

ives to oppose this terre campaim. The lat i PSP. Bulletin reports trouble in the Lo A ea of the Al-Shaumsh tribes are on font wer dulaqi State, where the sheiks repressive ser strike, in protest against veri Hadh measures$ mass arrests in the Lahe; S$ 7 &seinst various _ meats etc. It is clear that the st * tates widespread unrest in © of very wide Scope. The Wilson avacinse a : tee % be protracted

police action! igs way off the

mark, i a revere su East News ( ana) reported on June cpp ~tan regions; British camps had b

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