Reference number
  • 995/12
Date
  • Jan-Dec 1979
Level
  • Item
Description
  • Vol.17, no.2 includes: 'Inside Soweto today', South Africa, by Ernest Harsch. Vol.17, no.3 includes: obituary of Joseph Hansen. Vol.17, no.4 includes: programmatic section of a statement distributed by the Iranian Socialist Workers Party; interview with Turkish socialist on 'The massacre in Kahraman Maras'; interview with unnamed South African revolutionary socialists. Vol.17, no.7 includes: eyewitness reports on the situation in Iran; statement by the Political Committee of the Iranian Socialist Workers Party; text of speech by Fidel Castro on the 20th anniversary of the Cuban revolution (continued in no.8). Vol.17, no.13 is a special on the Indochina War; also includes obituary of Evelyn Reed; Vol.17, no.14 includes: articles on the Three Mile Island nuclear disaster. Vol.17, no.16 includes: tribute to Evelyn Reed by Mary-Alice Waters. Vol.17, no.18 includes: interview with Sipho Buthelezi, a leader of the Black Consciousness movement in South Africa. Vol.17, no.27 includes: 'Indochina debate', articles on Vietnam and Cambodia / Kampuchea. Vol.17, no.31 includes various articles on Nicaragua and the Sandinistas. Vol.17, no.32 includes: 'Statute on the rights of Nicaraguans'. Vol.17, no.33 includes: open letter from Mahsa Hashemi and Fatima Fallahi, imprisoned female members of the Iranian Socialist Workers Party; interview with five young Sandinista fighters. Vol.17, no.35 includes: text of speech by Sandinista leader Daniel Ortega. Vol.17, no.37 includes: 'Eyewitness report on record of the Khmer Rouge', extracts from Daily Mirror report by John Pilger. Vol.17, no.38 includes: text of speech by Fidel Castro to the United Nations General Assembly on 12 Oct. Vol.17, no.41 includes: 'How the mass movement is being rebuilt in Northern Ireland', interview with Bernadette Devlin McAliskey. Vol.17, no.44 includes: 'Cuba in the twentieth year of the revolution' by Jose G. Perez. Vol.17, no.47: index to 1979 issues. Articles on events in Iran, Indochina, Nicaragua and Grenada are included in various issues.
Access status
  • Open