IMGpapers 1968–75

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1968–75

Vietnam Solidarity

The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 51, 8 September 1972 · pp. 7-8 of the scan · 384 words

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page 7 of the scan

Picket of Czechoslovak Embassy last Sunday, organised by the Committee to Defend Czechoslovak Socialists (contact at 32 Belitha Villas, London N.I.)

I.M.G. STATEMENT On October 28th and November 18th, the National Peace Action Coalition in the USA is calling for international days of protest against Nixon's brutal escalation of the war. To find the response it must in Britain (where the Vietnam movement, following on the Paris "peace talks' and the gradual withdrawal of troops, virtually collapsed) will need the active involvement of all forces on the left. To build - or rather, rebuild - a movement on the question of Vietnam is to recognise in deeds as well as in words that internationalism is the touchstone of all genuine socialists: it is to recognise that what happens in Vietnam is not something peripheral but integral to the struggles developing within Britain and that the activity of revolutionaries can effectively influence the course of events in Vietnam. One of the interesting aspects of the Pentagon Papers is precisely its analysis of the impact the mass anti-war movement internationally had upon the tactics of the Johnson administration.

The IMG actively supports the call made by Indochina magazine in response to the request by the NPAC, to sponsor a Conference (followed by a demonstration) this coming Autumn. Such an action should be seen as the long-overdue attempt to make Vietnam once again a living reality in British politics. In order to correlate out activities with the call by the NPAC, we would call upon all other left forces, those who participated in the VSC and those who did not, to equally sponsor such a conference and demonstration and to help immediately to set up an ad-hoc committee to discuss their preparation.

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page 8 of the scan

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