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Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1968–1988

The crisis of the CP

Battle of Ideas (Red Weekly supplement) No. 1, October 1976 · p. 3 of the scan · 188 words

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THE WAY in which Healy plunged into the crisis of ine ammunest rang 193o was BERCE COREStion that at this time his current, which was still working closely with the SWP following the split in the Fourth International, had still absorbed what it had learned from the SWP and the International. The Healy group's initial chief theoretical instrument For intervening to win over the ex-CPers, had a wide range of contributors. Is March-April 1957 issue scatod its aims quite clearly:

Review is not a sectional Trotskyist journal. We wish to make it the main journal for conducting the peincipied discussion of every aspect of revalutionary theory... Our columns are open to all who wish to put a point of view on how Marxist science is to be enriched " (24) Welcome Furthermore, Labour Review did welcome the whole range of political viees in its columns Isaac Deutscher was a contributor. Brian Pearce wrole ourstincina articles on the cory history of the Communist Party and the history of Bolsbevisen CHINA Edioed by Peter Fryer, I Seymour Terrace, Lendon, SE 20 Subscription 10s far 12 issues, post free,

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