SocialistAction 1983–88

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

MASS-MEETING

Socialist Action No. 7, 28 April 1983 · p. 8 of the scan · 164 words

The scan: 007-apr-28-1983-SA-UK.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 8 of the scan

EATIARKEY, Randolpe SL, Bet. Desplaines and Falsted.

Workingnes Arm Yoursatres and Appear in Full Force!

Sente 2benò, is llhi, auf bem eumarft, Barbotel,-Btrage, sett Bureaucrats and reformist leaders misuse May Day. The Haymarket martyrs would have treated them with contempt. Those who died on the bosses' scaffold in Chicago and those workers who fought alongside them wanted to sweep aside their class enemies.

They had a vision of building a better world and in their struggles, their heroism, and their hopes, they inspired the idea of May Day being international workers day.

It is the guerrilla fighters in Central America and the workers of Solidarnosc and all those forces who defy capitalist reaction and Stalinist bureaucracy who have inherited the traditions. of the martyrs of Chicago.

May Day does not belong to Len Murray and the Stalinist bureaucrats. It belongs to those who want to otherthrow exploitation and oppression. THE IXROUTIVE COLUTTER Nicaraguan Militia on parade

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