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Nottingham
Nottingham AWL Meeting:
'Left Wing' Communism an Infantile Disorder
Liam Conway
7.30pm at the International Community Centre, Mansfield Road, Nottingham
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Training Room, Liverpool Guild of Students, 160 Mount Pleasant, L3 5TR
An indtroduction to the themes explored in Lenin's short pamphlet which tackles the question of how socialists relate to the state and remains invaluable in shaping how we view the government, the police, the army, the judiciary and all the other arms of the state in capitalist society.
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Rutland Arms, Brown Street, Sheffield
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Leeds
Leeds AWL meeting
Leeds AWL meeting
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Lucas Arms, 245A Grays Inn Road, London WC1
London AWL forum, with Simon Pirani
London AWL forum, with Simon Pirani
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Normally I wouldn’t dream of grassing up the publishers of this newspaper to the Labour Party bureaucracy. But after nearly 20 years, even the dimmest witchhunter has probably by now twigged the subterfuge that saw evil clandestine Trot entrists the Socialist Organiser Alliance rebrand themselves as the Alliance for Workers’ Liberty.
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Lars T Lih’s excellent short biography of Lenin is a welcome addition to the serious socialist literature on classical Marxist history.
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“The dreamer himself sees in his dream a great and sacred truth; and he works, works conscientiously and with full strength, for his dream to stop being just a dream.
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Robin Blick, author of The Seeds of Evil: Lenin and the origins of Bolshevik elitism, replies to Al Richardson's review of his book in Socialist Organiser no. 615, and Martin Thomas replies to Alan Johnson on the issue of Marxists, parliamentary democracy and workers' councils.
