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  1. zafar ahmad
    Posted 29th Aug 2008 at 10:40am

    we wants to make friedsgip with yuor organigition .
    sromicauaz
    (voace of banglasesh garments labour)

  2. Ted Crawford
    Posted 28th Sep 2008 at 3:42am

    I am surprised that you do not have the Marxist Internet Archive as a link. Incidentally there is steady progress still being made on its ETOL section as far as the transcipton of both the Fourth International of Cannon and the New International of Shachtman in the war and immediate post war period. It is very illuminating for the Trotskyist movement in the period. Everything of the FI has been done up to Feb 1947 so far.

    The Indonesian section is also growing, there is more and more Tan Malakka material and as far as the Antipodes is concened I have transcribed a hell of a lot of Dora Montefiore who should be much better known. I had translated from the German her address to the 5th Comintern congress on Australia and that of the rep from the Dutch East Indies too.
    Ted Crawford

  3. clare
    Posted 26th Dec 2011 at 9:19am

    why are there so many links to British SWP controlled sites. i’m very surprised that your only link to a political blog is for a blog run by a member of the SWP. Are there really no Autralian-based political blogs that you feel are worthy enough to be included in your links?
    is solidarity simply run by the swp in the UK?

  4. sydney
    Posted 11th Jan 2012 at 12:10pm

    Clare,
    I’m not sure why you have such a problem with a few links to SWP (UK) sites. We share a common Marxist politics with the SWP, and given it is one of the largest revolutionary socialist groups in the world it has much greater intellectual resources than our group in Australia does, and also publishes in English. There are plenty of other links to Australian sites here but we haven’t updated the page for a while.

    Solidarity is a member organisation of the International Socialist Tendency, as it says on our “About” page but is not “run” by any other organisation.

 

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