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The Socialist Labour League's press: The Newsletter, Workers Press, Labour Review and Fourth International, 1952–1973. A searchable archive of the scans

Gerry Healy

SLL general secretary from 1959.

153 articles credited, May–August 1952 to 27 April 1973.

  1. The Way to Socialism in Britain · Labour Review, vol. 1 no. 2, May–August 1952
  2. Plain Speaking on War and Peace · Labour Review, vol. 1 no. 3, September–November 1952
  3. Where is British Labour Going? The Crisis In The Labour Party · Labour Review, vol. 1 no. 4, no date (between November 1952 and January 1954)
  4. THIS IS OUR ANSWER — AND OUR POLICY FOR LABOUR · The Newsletter no. 80, 6 December 1958
  5. MORGAN PHILLIPS’S LETTER IS A · The Newsletter no. 97, 11 April 1959
  6. Stopping the H-Tests Is Not Enough · The Newsletter no. 101, 9 May 1959
  7. NO, SOCIALISM IS NOT A ‘NAUGHTY WORD” Victory for printworkers would help election fight · The Newsletter no. 102, 16 May 1959
  8. I. FASCISM OFFERS A SCAPEGOAT · The Newsletter no. 104, 30 May 1959
  9. Help the Printers Win! · The Newsletter no. 110, 11 July 1959
  10. MR BRIGINSHAW AND THE SOCIALIST LABOUR LEAGUE: AN OPEN LETTER Gerry Healy Nails ‘Employer-Paymasters’ Smear · The Newsletter no. 112, 25 July 1959
  11. THE PRINT STRIKE COULD HAVE BEEN WON Lesson number one is need to prepare · The Newsletter no. 113, 15 August 1959
  12. THESE PROBLEMS · The Newsletter no. 114, 22 August 1959
  13. TORIES PLAN FOR DISTRESSED AREAS · The Newsletter no. 118, 19 September 1959
  14. Will labour leaders act? · The Newsletter no. 119, 26 September 1959
  15. The ‘New Left’ Must Look to the Working Class · Labour Review, vol. 4 no. 3, October–November 1959
  16. Speak up Mr Briginshaw! Did NATSOPA Handle ‘Black’ Ink? · The Newsletter no. 122, 17 October 1959
  17. Communist Party Supports Right-wing Labour Policies · The Newsletter no. 125, 7 November 1959
  18. Khruschev’s Speech and the Policy of the · The Newsletter no. 126, 14 November 1959
  19. RANK AND FILE LABOUR SPEAKS OUT Assembly Programme Unanimously Adopted · The Newsletter no. 127, 21 November 1959
  20. BEHIND THE ROME CONFERENCE · The Newsletter no. 131, 19 December 1959
  21. A COMMENT ON THE IRISH WORKERS UNION · The Newsletter no. 132, 2 January 1960
  22. Marxism Under Fire . Peter Cadogon and the I LP · The Newsletter no. 136, 30 January 1960
  23. CADOGAN EXPLAINS · The Newsletter no. 137, 6 February 1960
  24. GAITSKELL MUST GO, CLAUSE 4 MUST STAY! · The Newsletter no. 140, 27 February 1960
  25. Labour Must Lead Anti-War Fight · The Newsletter no. 141, 5 March 1960
  26. More Facts about Trotsky’s Murderers · The Newsletter no. 144, 26 March 1960
  27. The Next Steps for the Labour Movement · The Newsletter no. 152, 21 May 1960
  28. FOR A: SOCIALIST PEACE POLICY · The Newsletter no. 153, 28 May 1960
  29. RIGHT WING THREATENS LABOUR SPLIT Plan to Smash the Party and Keep the Bomb · The Newsletter no. 156, 18 June 1960
  30. ‘CAUSE FOR REVOLUTIONARY OPTIMISM · The Newsletter no. 157, 25 June 1960
  31. Constant Reader Peace Parade _ · The Newsletter no. 159, 9 July 1960
  32. TORIES COVER UP FOR SPY FLIGHTS U.S. Brass Admits Provocation Against Soviets · The Newsletter no. 160, 23 July 1960
  33. A Marxist Reports from Japan · The Newsletter no. 162, 13 August 1960
  34. Scarborough 1960 · Labour Review, vol. 5 no. 3, October–November 1960
  35. HAXELL QUITS CP ETU Issues Evaded · The Newsletter no. 227, 9 December 1961
  36. A Letter to the Cuban Embassy · The Newsletter no. 230, 6 January 1962
  37. League Notebook · The Newsletter no. 235, 10 February 1962
  38. PLAN TO BEAT THE TORIES By Gerry Healy · The Newsletter no. 236, 17 February 1962
  39. Testing time ahead for Bus leaders · The Newsletter no. 237, 24 February 1962
  40. Mr. Byrne's new-style · The Newsletter no. 237, 24 February 1962
  41. Industrial · The Newsletter no. 238, 3 March 1962
  42. Talks and Bloodshed Continue · The Newsletter no. 240, 17 March 1962
  43. Labour Must Unite to FIGHT GAITSKELL · The Newsletter no. 251, 2 June 1962
  44. SLL Conference discusses The tasks for Marxists · The Newsletter no. 254, 23 June 1962
  45. Cuba! Defend · The Newsletter no. 270, 27 October 1962
  46. Isle of Pines Camag · The Newsletter no. 270, 27 October 1962
  47. PURGE OF FORDS' MILITANTS BEGINS · The Newsletter no. 271, 3 November 1962
  48. Glasgow rank & file organize · The Newsletter no. 272, 10 November 1962
  49. Fords (continued from page 1) · The Newsletter no. 273, 17 November 1962
  50. UNEI RISES · The Newsletter no. 275, 1 December 1962
  51. Labour Council snubs tenants · The Newsletter no. 275, 1 December 1962
  52. Another blow for Scots workers · The Newsletter no. 277, 18 December 1962
  53. Lies and corruption the truth about Toryism · The Newsletter no. 302, 15 June 1963
  54. PUBLIC MEETINGS TORIES MUST GO! · The Newsletter no. 302, 15 June 1963
  55. It's blackmail not fear · The Newsletter no. 331, 1 February 1964
  56. Rank and file must press for nationalization · The Newsletter no. 332, 8 February 1964
  57. Factory pport f Truline girls · The Newsletter no. 332, 8 February 1964
  58. Communist Party crisis (1) The real disrupters · The Newsletter no. 346, 16 May 1964
  59. Communist Party Crisis (ii) Trotskyism v. Stalinism · The Newsletter no. 347, 23 May 1964
  60. Poor housing conditions in S. Yorkshire · The Newsletter no. 347, 23 May 1964
  61. (continued from page 1) · The Newsletter no. 348, 30 May 1964
  62. TUC continues wage freeze line Woodcock helps Wilson help the Tories · The Newsletter no. 360, 5 September 1964
  63. A comparison between Trotskyist and Communist Party policies Building the Revolutionary Party in Britain · The Newsletter no. 364, 3 October 1964
  64. A reply to Peng Shu-tse by Frank Williams Once again - the Ceylon betrayal · The Newsletter no. 365, 10 October 1964
  65. OUR ANSWER TO DEVLIN · The Newsletter no. 415, 16 October 1965
  66. AS recent · The Newsletter no. 437, 26 March 1966
  67. PROBLEMS OF THE · The Newsletter no. 455, 13 August 1966
  68. PROBLEMS OF THE · The Newsletter no. 456, 20 August 1966
  69. BUSMEN WANT THAW ON PAY RISE · The Newsletter no. 456, 20 August 1966
  70. WILL IT HAPPEN Money crisis hits major AGAIN? · The Newsletter no. 458, 3 September 1966
  71. PROBLEMS OF THE · The Newsletter no. 458, 3 September 1966
  72. PROBLEMS OF THE · The Newsletter no. 459, 10 September 1966
  73. BMC MEN BETRAYED Unemployment will grow · The Newsletter no. 461, 24 September 1966
  74. Problems of the Fourth International · The Newsletter no. 461, 24 September 1966
  75. What next for the ' left'? · The Newsletter no. 464, 15 October 1966
  76. (continued from page 3) · The Newsletter no. 465, 22 October 1966
  77. Stalinism unmasked Revolution and counter-revolution in Hungary · The Newsletter no. 466, 29 October 1966
  78. PROBLEMS OF THE · The Newsletter no. 467, 5 November 1966
  79. What is happening - inside the Trade Unions · The Newsletter no. 470, 26 November 1966
  80. SOCIALIST LABOUR LEAGUE SPECIAL CONFERENCE · The Newsletter no. 472, 10 December 1966
  81. What is happening - inside the Trade Unions · The Newsletter no. 472, 10 December 1966
  82. Summer reflects turn to Marxist theory · Workers Press no. 230, 13 August 1970
  83. Coalition shelves nationalization Ceylon workers murdered by police · Workers Press no. 275, 14 October 1970
  84. Elements of Marxism · Workers Press no. 276, 15 October 1970
  85. Struggling to survive on £13 a week Farm pay award means fight ahead · Workers Press no. 282, 22 October 1970
  86. Treacherous UN speech by Gromyko Stalinists endorse Mid-East "police' · Workers Press no. 283, 23 October 1970
  87. Liars and their lies · Workers Press no. 332, 19 December 1970
  88. The fight against Tory anti-union laws L'pool Trades Council again shows · Workers Press no. 345, 6 January 1971
  89. Bank union in to 7 · Workers Press no. 643, 21 December 1971
  90. THE SWORD IS · Workers Press no. 728, 1 April 1972
  91. Ship orders at 'very low level' · Workers Press no. 745, 21 April 1972
  92. TRADE UNIONS OR LACKEYS OF NIRC TUC AT THE CROSSROADS · Workers Press no. 747, 24 April 1972
  93. TRADE UNIONS WORKING CLASS · Workers Press no. 756, 4 May 1972
  94. TRADE UNIONS MIDDLE CLASS · Workers Press no. 757, 5 May 1972
  95. DOCKS-THE NEXT STEP · Workers Press no. 795, 19 June 1972
  96. Canteen women picket factory · Workers Press no. 846, 19 August 1972
  97. Split danger in Hull builders' fight · Workers Press no. 848, 22 August 1972
  98. Police bid to break site picket · Workers Press no. 849, 23 August 1972
  99. Dispensation demand wins union support · Workers Press no. 850, 24 August 1972
  100. Building strikers spurn Feather intervention · Workers Press no. 851, 25 August 1972
  101. Bus workers back Leyland strike call · Workers Press no. 852, 26 August 1972
  102. Leyland strike today against redundancies · Workers Press no. 853, 28 August 1972
  103. Dockers disgusted by Jones' 'end picket' plea · Workers Press no. 855, 30 August 1972
  104. Council builders in London i strike march · Workers Press no. 856, 31 August 1972
  105. 'Dramatic' expulsion of rebel unions is ambiguous TUC debates will ignore the dangers orders for facing workers · Workers Press no. 859, 4 September 1972
  106. Asians: LP carte blanche to Tory racialism · Workers Press no. 860, 5 September 1972
  107. Polaris base walk- provoked out provoked-claim · Workers Press no. 862, 7 September 1972
  108. First redundancy notices in Weinstock's wind-down in Lincoln · Workers Press no. 863, 8 September 1972
  109. Knitwear pay strike planned · Workers Press no. 865, 11 September 1972
  110. High-speed train low-speed pay · Workers Press no. 867, 13 September 1972
  111. Instant rise · Workers Press no. 868, 14 September 1972
  112. BUILDERS SAY NO TO SELL-OUT · Workers Press no. 869, 15 September 1972
  113. LONDON DOCKS TO LOSE MEAT TRADE · Workers Press no. 870, 16 September 1972
  114. Northern building sites stay silent · Workers Press no. 872, 19 September 1972
  115. BSC denies S Africa move · Workers Press no. 873, 20 September 1972
  116. Various London sites come out again Building strikes flare · Workers Press no. 874, 21 September 1972
  117. NATO discusses security · Workers Press no. 875, 22 September 1972
  118. London · Workers Press no. 876, 23 September 1972
  119. Banbury · Workers Press no. 877, 25 September 1972
  120. Big builders' huge profits · Workers Press no. 878, 26 September 1972
  121. SEPTEMBER FUND NOW NEEDS £895.53 ONLY FOUR DAYS TO GO · Workers Press no. 879, 27 September 1972
  122. Film making goes cold · Workers Press no. 882, 30 September 1972
  123. NUM leaders retreating on the wages fight · Workers Press no. 883, 2 October 1972
  124. ALL TRADES UNIONS ALLIANCE MEETINGS · Workers Press no. 884, 3 October 1972
  125. ALL TRADES UNIONS ALLIANCE MEETINGS · Workers Press no. 886, 5 October 1972
  126. Boilermakers ballot to return, but Stormy opposition to Tyne deal · Workers Press no. 907, 30 October 1972
  127. UNIONS ALLIANCE MEETINGS · Workers Press no. 910, 2 November 1972
  128. UNIONS ALLIANCE MEETINGS · Workers Press no. 911, 3 November 1972
  129. Television · Workers Press no. 911, 3 November 1972
  130. Television · Workers Press no. 915, 8 November 1972
  131. Vanguard rejects Green Paper, but New Craig party · Workers Press no. 915, 8 November 1972
  132. I wo-year 'atrocity' says youth · Workers Press no. 916, 9 November 1972
  133. Philo not a crime- counsel · Workers Press no. 917, 10 November 1972
  134. UNIONS ALLIANCE MEETINGS · Workers Press no. 918, 11 November 1972
  135. Pilkington in jobs action body · Workers Press no. 918, 11 November 1972
  136. Sit-in Shepperton film studios · Workers Press no. 920, 14 November 1972
  137. BOOKS · Workers Press no. 920, 14 November 1972
  138. ONCE AGAIN WE EXAMINE WHAT THE TORY "PAY LAW' MEANS · Workers Press no. 921, 15 November 1972
  139. LONDON · Workers Press no. 921, 15 November 1972
  140. FEATHER FOR MORE TALKS WITH HEATH THE TUC ACCEPTS STATE PAY LAW yesterday held secret talks with the government and · Workers Press no. 923, 17 November 1972
  141. BOOKS · Workers Press no. 923, 17 November 1972
  142. BOOKS · Workers Press no. 924, 18 November 1972
  143. French motor boss sets precedent Riot charges against · Workers Press no. 925, 20 November 1972
  144. SLL LECTURES · Workers Press no. 928, 23 November 1972
  145. 1. TV · Workers Press no. 929, 24 November 1972
  146. Jacks' protest politics won't win grants · Workers Press no. 930, 25 November 1972
  147. "A collision course with Tories' --says 'UNITED WE WIN DIVIDED WE FALL' · Workers Press no. 992, 8 February 1973
  148. Belfast a 'ghost town' as Protestants strike · Workers Press no. 992, 8 February 1973
  149. ALL TRADES UNIONS ALLIANCE MEETINGS · Workers Press no. 994, 10 February 1973
  150. Now to get the Tories out! · Workers Press no. 1048, 14 April 1973
  151. YOUNG SOCIALISTS' PLEDGE ON REVOLUTIONARY PARTY · Workers Press no. 1049, 16 April 1973
  152. Defend democratic rights meeting success igh · Workers Press no. 1051, 18 April 1973
  153. Communist Party rejects defend democratic rights call · Workers Press no. 1058, 27 April 1973

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