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Letter from Grunwick Strike Committee

Socialist Press no. 101, 24 May 1978 · scan p. 4 · about 167 words

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larly Jack Dromey, have been our loyal allies throughout our historic dispute.

They like us can hold their heads up high because they have done everything possible in our support. Your attacks concerned at the attacks in your paper have been shameful and we regard them on Brent Trades Council and its Secre- as attacks upon ourselves. We believe tary Brother Jack Dromey. In our view, that your actions have only aided the the attacks have been misinformed and right wing in the strike and we would ask malicious and we can only conclude you to print this letter in your next Trades Council and its Officers, particuThousands of workers braved police violence to join the Grunwick pickets Dromey Dear Brothers and Sisters, I am writing to you as unanimous decision by Committee.

For some time, we have been very that your motives are sectarian ones.

We wish to make it clear that Brent a result of a the Strike Yours fraternally, Mahmood Ahmad, the Grunwick

← Contents of Socialist Press no. 101, 24 May 1978