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The Week Vol. 3, No. 5, c. 3 February 1965 · pp. 10-11 of the scan · 223 words

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class. The book shows the blind stupidity of those workers who identified with their bosses rather than with their workmates, who’ thought that

BOOKS REVIEW

April 14, 1965 — THE WEEK

it was unfair to nationalise as they too possessed private property and who voted for those who had been trained to lead. One of Tressal’s characters shows us “ . a man lying on the ground, covered with blood, with a lot of Liberal and Tory working men kickin’ ’im, jumpin’ on im, and stampin’ on ’is face with their hobnail boots. The bloke on the ground is a socialist, and the reason they’re kickin’ *is face in is because ’e said that the only difference between Slumrent and Mandriver was that they was both alike.” Things could be worse than they are today.

T. Newman

INTERNATIONAL SOCIALIST JOURNAL

Year 2 - Number 7

Emile R. Braundi International trade and a strategy for the working classes Theodor Prager Two possible strategies Lelio Basso Social democracy today Goran Therborn Power in the kingdom of Sweden Sebastian Herkommer Working class political consciousness Antonio Jose Saraiva Portugal Tom Nairn The Labour Government in peril Lucien Rey The crisis in sterling Jean Marie Vincent Problems of socialist strategy

Price 4/6 per issue—f1 for 6 issues 19 Greenfield St., Dunkirk, Nottm.

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