IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

Turkey: Back in the frying pan

Socialist Challenge No. 6, 21 July 1977 · p. 12 of the scan · 519 words

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page 12 of the scan

GINIPUPURA, SRI LANKA has deteriorated From a correspondent most unprecedented frying pan apain. Tlicy the release of the appealing for support July sembiy.

shall also enjoy the same The early date year FOR THE Turkish people it was a case of out of the frying pu into the fire, and back into the rejected the right-wing coalition led by Suleyman Demithe Republican People's Party, a centre grou Ecevit lose his first vote of confidence in the National AsEvevil, who three weeks pre viously had described Demirel as a fascist, proposed a coalition in Soarland the wetth celebrated on Saturday 9 July was to enable - this sear Scottish bands to cross to the Six Counties for the marches there.

The biggest walk was in Gilas at least 20,00 subsequent rally in Rouken Cile Pon of are indeed se prophesied an extenUlster Volunteer Force in Ayrshire were being covered with a car load of bombs Six months Ago Orangeman MacDonald procinimed on Scottish television that he was UDA in Sporand. He said bis members were involved in large a time the Six Subsequently the Orange Lodge staged a "trial" of MacDonald for Drange disrepute on the insti The to left-over.

Unconfirmed reports of bomb with the lotter's Jusrice Party -un overture which was not surprisingly rejected. Demirel is now recons as previous Coop the crypto-fascist National Action Party The usual baticin or Tortis! polities would have allowed the offensive Boevir a fair perio past his way of dealing with the workers' movemcal — co-opcion - TAISAH have been preferred to Demirel's policy of repression.

•Bur the eisation wis carried Du in an atmosphere of threatened military intervention with the Members of the Uister Derence Associal/on. The UDA Supreme Commander in Scoriand claims his members are involved in large scale gun running to the Six Counties.

altacks on Catholic churches and pubs have been current in the Glascow area for some time now when the National Front is making a big etfont ti revive its old alliance with the Lodge the danger is starkly obvious.

No one can any longer regar walk as a quaint historica • An important new pulication on Ireland has just been pro duced by the Troops Our Move dos acting to provoke since ite talk of the rate cass The bulk of the rolle considered that an Ecevit Glov ernment, with its promised liber rightist paramilitaries, could only stimulate the growth of the LOLO MUS pacties and the DISK. independent trade union federation with mass support.

i ate that problem Al riot resolve that problem. ready union leaders have threatened a general strike against any Demirel Government. ment. Called simply Trish News Sheer", it is the gives a deraried chronefogy of events in Ireland. Issue covers euents from Now her 1976 to June 1977 and as well on British stase stras Reiman in the nort CLOWNSI CULTIVI There Marg and the chi to thin on the media The neve sheer in nearly J0 pagen long and is available fron Troops Out, c/o 2a 31 Pawa Rd London NI. It costs 50p incla ding postage

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