Trotsky study group
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the cuts last November dockers, only the Dublin docks in the south have responded with solidarity action.
If the strikers are not to be isolated it will be necessary to extend blacking and solidarity action, not. only to all the southern docks workers and transport workers, but also to the British ports.
On Britain, with the placing of 178 registered dockers on the Liverpool Temporary Unattached Register, the bosses are beginning a similar attack on British dockers.
With the proposed national strike by dockworkers against the threat of redundancies the British dockers must take up the demands of the Irish deep sea dockers.
British workers can take up the fight in their own unions to force their union leadership to implement solidarity action and support 'for the Irish deep sea dockers in their struggle against imperialist exploitation.
The first conference of the Group for the Study of Leon Trotsky and the Revolutionary Movement will take place on Saturday 20 September, starting at 11 It will be held at the Polytechnic of Central London, Marylebone Road, in Room 319/320.
Papers will be read on the 1932 disaffiliation of the Independent Labour Party from the Labour Party and the subsequent role of the Trotskyists in the Revolutionary Policy Committee and on parliamentary by-elections at Aylesbury in 1938 where Reg Groves was a candidate and at Neath in 1945 where the Revolutionary Communist Party stood Jock Haston.
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Wednesday 17.1980 John