IMGpapers 1976–79

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

UTOM MEMBER BEATEN UNCONSCIOUS ... BUT FASCISTS FAIL TO HALT BLOODY SUNDAY MARCH

· Socialist Challenge No. 81, 1 February 1979 · p. 12 of the scan · 200 words

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page 12 of the scan

the on London last Sunday.

United

the MON assorted fascists made repeated attacks Sunday commemoration march held in Bloody Steve Tolliday, a member of Camden/Islington branch of Troops Out scious in a tube on his way to the march. between 15 and After the assault his attackers chanted British Movement' as He was set upon by a gang of people. they left the tube station. injuries as Socialist Challenge receiving treatment for kidney Steve was still in hospital went to press. attracted 1,500, was repeatedly march itself. harassed and attacked by about The 400 members Movement and the National Smoke bombs were thrown Front. in demonstrators, commemorating Oxford Street which members.

Irish at the were the mann Canalet Challenge demonstrators in Derry. according to Scotland Yard all There were 41 arrests, and but two of these were NF National Front opposition to nothing new. In the past few years the Front has made many self-determination attempts to link extreme Loyalists in the North up with a number of para-military These have included talks organisations, Ulster Volunteer Force. including the

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anniversary of the killing by the British army of 14 civil rights

of Ireland. seventh

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