WW archive > Issue 239 - 07 May 1998
State attacks right to think
There is a hidden agenda of censorship behind the chorus of outrage over the Mary Bell biography
Letters
Spurious argument; Workers Power ‘solidarity’; Scargillism lives
Fight nationalist poison
Party notes
The wish father to the thought
From The Call, paper of the British Socialist Party, May 9 1918
Germany - SPD follows New Labour lead
Referendum silence
Around the left
Pooling our strength
Danny Hammill reports on the May 3 London Socialist Alliance election meeting
Delivering the masses
In the second of three articles on South Africa Peter Manson looks at the role of the South African Communist Party
Cold War babies
Phil Watson reviews ‘Children of the revolution - communist childhood in Cold War Britain’ by Phil Cohen
Reviving the political
‘Seeing red’ is a festival of new political plays sponsored and produced by the multi-award winning Red Room. It brings together 16 of the most interesting and thought-provoking voices in British theatre, among them Peter Barnes, Kay Adshead, Judy Upton and Roddy McDevitt. Marking the 30th anniversary of the revolutionary situation in France and the 1st anniversary of the New Labour government, the season is designed to bring the political back into theatre. Jack Conrad spoke to Lisa Goldman, the Red Room’s artistic director
Make your pledge
Summer Offensive ’98
Fight for revolutionary internationalism
As Europe unites from above, so must those below