SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

Defending the Nazis

Socialist Action No. 6, 22 April 1983 · pp. 6-7 of the scan · 185 words

The scan: 006-apr-22-1983-SA-UK.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 6 of the scan

DOCUMENTS cables uncovered in the US National Archives has revealed an extensive protect Nazi war criminals in the period following World War II.

The United States made widespread use of Nazi agents to inform on Communists wingers, shielded them. •TOSCCulIOll and punishment.

LICI . Was Klaus Barbie who was kept by the US for three years Wiesbaden, despite repeated requests from the French government for his extradition, for crimes committed the SS commandant in Lyons.

self-managed independent union Solidarnosc, name of the Polish we extend our greetings to the workers of the world for this Ma Day. Polish workers wi demonstrate on this day under the banner of international solidarity.

The festival of 1 May was born in the struggle for the dignity of human In 1886, Chicago, paid with their lives for the right to their own trade union representation. For Chicago was repeated in the Polish workers, Gdansk 1970, in Silesia 1981, in Lublin in 1982. And we are aware that it could be repeated many times again.

On December 1981, the counterFOLLOWING the publicaSocialist Action 22 April 1983

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