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STALINISM BRITAIN

By Robert Black

Workers Press no. 243, 1 September 1970 · scan pages 3, 4

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workers have co-operated extensivelĂ˝ with management's efforts to increase efficiency, in line with the NUM'S official policy of keeping costs down to preserve the competitive position of coal.

"That the rundown has involved no major strikes is a tribute to the redundancy and transfer arrangements and the care with which the NCB has carried out the closure programme, as well as to the eadership , shown by the VUM.

A glowing tribute to the grimy policies of Horner in the post-war period, and Paynter and Daly in later A TROTSKYIST ANALYSIS

behind THE NEWS Tuesday, September 1, 1970 PAGE THREE

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