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classes are relatively real independence the ruling class of western Europe. SINCE THE mid-1960s three great waves of what the press likes to refer to as 'anti-Americanism' but which in reality have as their most fundamental feature a struggle of the working class and its allies against imperialism - have developed in Europe.
The first such wave was the struggle against the Vietnam war in the late 1960s and early 1970s. The second was the struggle against the Cruise and Per shing missiles starting in 1979. The third, which started with the reaction to the attack on Libva. we profoundly believe is the opposition to the attacks Jaune semi-colonial countries which the United States and its allies are preparing.
Each of these waves of opposition has gone politically and socially deeper than the one before. Active opposition to the Vietnam war only touched in a mass way students, and a significant layer of young people. The second wave of struggle, that against Cruise and Pershing missiles, deeply touched the working class movement but it still only questioned a particular, extremely central, weapons system.
gressively brought into action more and more oppressed layers of the having already decided to hold ballots, and the IRSF having voted to establish Socialist Action 25 April 1986 the core of west German foreign policy. Secondly the west European im.