A TOUGH FIGHT | IMGpapers 1968

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We only scraped home in August by extending the deadline. That means that we nave already dug into september and our right to get too must be a real tough one Readers are faced with a simple choice. Without the Red Weekly who would continue the campaign on Ireland? Who wouid fight for revolutionary politics in the working class? Who would wage the struggle for workers' control and raise the banner or internationalism.

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