STALINISM BRITAIN

Workers Press no. 227, 8 August 1970 · scan pages 4, 5

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TROTSKYIST ANALYSIS ROBERT BLACK NEW PARK PUBLICATIONS 186A Clapham High St :::÷ organization. This was soon remedied at the Party's Fifth Congress held in October 1922.

"Thereafter Britain had, for the first time, a political Party with revolutionary aims and the form of organization needed to make those aims a reality.

In the "British Road to Socialism", , it now has a programme which is a creative application of Marxist-Leninist theory to the specific conditions of Britain, in the world as it is today?

Chater, impervious to the fact that his Party was launched under the banner of workers' councils (Soviets) and the revolutionary destruction of the existing capitalist state machine, proceeds to outline this Marxist-Leninist' programme:

.. in the course of struggle the labour movement will

AFTER TWO WEEKS of bargaining, the Soviet and W German Foreign Ministers yesterday initialled a non-aggression pact in The full text of the pact will not be made public until after the agreement has been formally approved and signed by the governments of the two countries —expected within the next few week PAGE FOUR Saturday, August 8, 1970