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… participation in politics grew. With other South African Trotskyists, he became involved in the  Non-European Unity … was led by the ANC. After  Sharpeville massacre  in 1960, Trotskyists around Hirson, organised in a National Committee …

… The Trotskyists of South Africa, 1932-48 …

… The Black Republic Slogan - part 2: the response of the Trotskyists …

… THE HISTORY of the South African Trotskyists during the 1930s and into the next decade was … time when South African adherents of the Left Opposition (Trotskyists) were said to have made a substantial impact on … American Trotskyist paper, The Militant . [4] Many were Trotskyists only in name. Like others in Europe and …

… to the Draft Theses of the WPSA that the South African Trotskyists began to lay greater stress on the national … Unity Movement (NEUM) in 1943. This new shift in the Trotskyists' thinking led to a close ideological bond between … immediate needs and national freedom of the Africans. The Trotskyists as well as the militants in the CPSA represented …

… committed by the ANC; and articles on the history of the Trotskyists in South Africa. Events from surrounding African …

… of South Africa (WPSA), a small group of Cape Town based Trotskyists who stressed the centrality of the land question … in their fight for land. In their writings these erstwhile Trotskyists never mentioned class divisions in any but the … ANC, received a fair response. The NEUM stayed aloof The Trotskyists never stirred. The WPSA had gone underground by …

… programme (the Fourth International – Fl) Many of these "Trotskyists" were former Party members who had left or who … by Gomas. In an article in Umsebenzi, entitled "Our Trotskyists", Gomas set the tone of his attack by calling …

… international­ly. By the 1930s (when all surviving "Trotskyists" in the prison-camps, with their families down to … international­ly. By the 1930s (when all surviving "Trotskyists" in the prison-camps, with their families down to …

… NLL brought him ideologically closer to his 'enemies', the Trotskyists, whose policy of non-collaboration became an …

… opposed to any participation in the war effort was the Trotskyists - an ultra-left group, composed mainly of …

… given to the national struggle. Another element among Trotskyists in Cape Town included Kenneth Abrahams. He later … team. For Kenneth Abrahams, Kenny Hendrickse and other Trotskyists their attitude to Congress was sometimes crudely …

… an alternative for working people than did the armchair "Trotskyists" (in fact a million miles removed in ideas and …

… national struggle) and it was no accident that many were Trotskyists or Trotskyist sympathizers. However, a …

… with Vincent Swart and his wife Lillian Swart, former Trotskyists and NEUM members, who lived outside the black … during the early 1940s, but by the 1950s were no longer Trotskyists. ↵ [6] Swart, Collected Poems ; Peter Horn, …

… a necessary pre­condition for the struggle for socialism. Trotskyists analysed the divided pol­ity in terms of the …

… Although some contended Mnguni's group was a front for the Trotskyists, Mnguni claimed his group was independent. A …