The Fourth International: its roots, historical mission, and an outline of its history
An account produced as background material for the 1972-3 discussion in Workers' Fight (forerunner of Workers' Liberty) on the Fourth International
An account produced as background material for the 1972-3 discussion in Workers' Fight (forerunner of Workers' Liberty) on the Fourth International
Workers' Fight newspaper from 1972 to 1975
Eight duplicated (roneographed) issues of its magazine were produced by the Workers' Fight group, forerunner of AWL, in 1967-8
This pamphlet produced in 1973 reports on the Workers' Fight special conference held to debate the question of the Fourth International. Click on image below to view or download.
This 1975 Workers' Fight pamphlet debates the implications of joining the common market. Click on image to view or download.
From the the fight against the industrial relations act, the booklet reviews relevant history and associated struggles of the time. Download articles as a PDF by clicking the links below.
A pamphlet published by the Workers' Fight group, forerunner of the AWL, after the mass strike wave which forced the Tories to free five jailed dock workers in July 1972.
[1969] “... The year 1919... The entire structure of European imperialism tottered under the blows of the greatest mass struggles of the proletariat in history and when we daily expected the news of the proclamation of the soviet Republic in Germany, France, England, and Italy. The word ‘soviets’ became terrifically popular. Everywhere these soviets were being organised. The bourgeoisie was at its wits’ end. The year 1919 was the most critical year in the history of the European bourgeoisie... What were the premises for the proletarian revolution? The productive forces were fully mature, so...
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