International Marxist Group Archive

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

Pro-chinese Make Gains in France

The Week Vol. 2, No. 3, 20 July 1964 · p. 11 of the scan · 207 words

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from Stan Mills

The Sundey Telegraph of July 12th carried a report from a special correspondent bout the activities of the pro-Chinese in the French C.P. It said that: "The pro-Chinese movement among French Communists is gaining momentum in the face of dogzed opposition from the Russian-style Marxists, who condemned it at the recent party congress here, Contrary to reports from pro-Russians the monthly review Revolution, inspired from Peking, is gathering strength. The French language version...is about to increase its circulation from 22,000 copies to 30,000. About $ are distributed in France and the remainder in Africa, The next issue will include, for the first time in French, a long treatise by Liu Shaochi, the President of Communist China, and 10,000 copies will aiso be published in book form. Another article, entitled "Civil War in New York," will include an interview with a leader of th: Black Muslims,

"M, Jacques Verges, the editor, claims thet the ciruclation is higher than that of any other French Communist reviewWeseseeeLast May he moved to Paris and began publication of the English language edition of Revolution which has a circulation of 10,000 copies, magtly in East Africa and South East Asia.seeein future the English and French editions will be the same..."

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