IMGpapers 1968–75

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1968–75

The National Front's Trish turn'

Red Weekly No. 63, 1 August 1974 · p. 5 of the scan · 161 words

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big imbalance in their trade with the rest of the world.

But in fact the deficir suffered by some Common Market countries in their dealings with the rest of the Flat workers have shown the way in taking advantage of capitalist weaknesses Lists.

But it the German Government says no to such a plan, the results would be just as disastrous. Other EEC countries — starting with France resentatives of loyalist groups in base for fascism in the North.

the Front, and a system of dual membership. DISCUSSIONS between the chairman of the National Front, Britain's largest fascist movement, and repBelfast last month, came as further moves in a serious attempt to gain a John Tyndall of the National Front met delegates from the Official Unionists, Vanguard, the UVF and UDA and discussed electoral agree ments between the groups regarding This was clearly aimed at strengthening the implantation of National - report from Belfast RMG Hill Road, East Belfast

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