The Left Archive: Ireland: The Socialist Answer, Socialist Organiser, 1989 – Part 2 October 20, 2008
Posted by WorldbyStorm in Communist Party of Ireland, Irish Left Online Document Archive, Sinn Féin, Socialist Organiser, Socialist Party, Socialist Workers' Party, Workers' Party.trackback
As promised, and with an unexpected hiatus last week, the second part of Ireland: The Socialist Answer from Socialist Organiser.
The first part can be found here.
Just a further note. Consider that this document charts the views of all the significant left protagonists in Ireland at the time, from the Workers’ Party, the SWM, Militant, Sinn Féin, CPI and so on. And it also looks at the position of the British Labour Party and has contributions from Tony Benn.
One may quibble with its conclusions, but it would appear to be the most comprehensive overview of the area produced at that time.
The files, as previously noted, are fairly large so I’ve broken them up for easier download.
Smaller files… fewer pages:
Pages 35 – 51 (file size – 6.9mbs): itsa-35-51
Pages 52 – 68 (file size – 7.2mbs): itsa-52-68
One big file…
Pages 35 – 68 (file size – 14.1mbs): itsa-35-68
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I think Tony Benn’s contribution was the silliest and most shallow. A withdrawal date of two or three years. No way that could have gone seriously wrong.
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