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Fourth International No. 18, June 1964 · Reunification: the Seventh World Congress and after (1963–1965) · 921 words

Published English text: Fourth International No. 18, June 1964, as read from the scan for this archive’s copy of the issue.
French text: Adresse de la IVe Internationale au Congrès du Front de libération nationale.

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GREETINGS TO FLN CONGRESS.

To the Congress of the Front de Liberation Nationale, Algiers. Brothers, Comrades,

The Fourth International sends you its warmest greetings. Through you it salutes the Algerian Revolution, its magnificient example, its militants and its glorious martyrs. The Fourth International wishes the most complete success to the work of your congress. which will constitute a memorable date in the construction of Socialist Algeria.

Long live the Algerian Revolution!

Long live socialist Algeria !

PIERRE FRANK For the United Secretariat of the Fourth International appears particularly unreal. And, as soon as they have chosen, Like Algeria, the socialist road, they must go forward without respite, constantly enlarging their "invasions" of socialist ground.

In such a context the revolutionary Marxists of the Fourth International are able to much more than any other current of the international working-class movement, to grasp the essential tendencies of developments, to understand the whole signi- - manner, without stopping artificially at a ficance and the real stake in the struggles

"democratic national",

"democratic bourgeois" stage, which in the case of Africa these struggles a major contribution.

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outside assistance playing only a supporting

In any case, the international division role.

of labour and the co-operation of production must not be used as a pretext for opposing she principle essence of the costs very on one's own strength.

does not lie there.

Those who speak against do not really adhere to internationalism us, and do not wish sincerely to increase the whole ower of the socialist camp as a hrough an international division of labour and co-operation in production answering the needs of every country and bringing which break out, and consequently to bring to mutual advantage. They only use them as a seductive cover for their real manner of dealing, which is to seek advantage to the detriment of others, a manner of dealing which is characteristic of relations between capitalist countries, in order to impede the efforts made by the economically underdeveloped socialist countries to develop an independent national economy, and to make these countries economically dependent on them and bring them under their political control." (Hsinhua, 18 Sept. 1963).

American Radicals, some problems and personalities by Harvey Goldberg

Puerto Rico: Freedom & power in the Carribean by Gordon K. Lewis

Economic Development, Planning and International Co-operation

Marxian Socialism; and Power Elite or Ruling Class? by Paul M. Sweezy

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SURIYA BOOKSHOP

List of Books (June 1964)

Permanent Revolution by Leon Trotsky

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Guerilla Warfare by Guevara

Cuba-an Anatomy of a Revolution by Huberman and Sweezy

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M-26 The Biography of a Revo. by Robert Taper

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Stalin School of Falsification by Leon Trotsky

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Third International after Lenin by Leon Trotsky

British Guiana by Ved Prakash Vatuk

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The First Ten Years of American Communism by J. P. Canon

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Foundations of Christianity by Karl Kaulsky

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Essential Trotsky

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Collected works of Lenin-Vol. 1-14 & 38...

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The Struggle for a Proletarian Party by J.P.C.

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A History of Cuba by Philip S. Foner Vol. 1.

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Essence of Christianity by Fuerbach ../

My Life by Leon Trotsky

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Castro's Revolution by Draper

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Arms and Politics in Latin America by E. Lieuwen..

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90 miles from Home by Warren Miller

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Souls of Black Folk by W. E. B. Dubois

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Negroes on the March by Daniel Guerin

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The American Revolution by James Boggs

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American Labour in Midpassage by Bert Cochren

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Capitalism Yesterday and Today by Maurice Dobb

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Wither Latin America by Carlos Fuentes and others

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Man's Worldly Goods by Leo Huberman

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Alienation of Modern Man by Fritz Pappenheim

28.

The Present as History by Paul M. Sweezy

Caste, Class and Race by Oiver C. Cox

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The Empire of Oil by Harvey O'Connor

31.

The Men at the door with the gun by Cedric Belfrage

North from Mexico by Carey McWilliams

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The Second Revolution in Cuba by J. P. Morray

The Theory of Capitalist Development by Paul M. Sweezy

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World Crisis in Oil by Harvey O'Connor

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Revolution Betrayed by Leon Trotsky..

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Wither France by Leon Trotsky

Problems of Life by Leon Trotsky

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Where is Britain Going by Leon Trotsky

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Latin America and the Alliance for Progress by A. Aguilar"

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Reflections on the Cuban Revolution by P. A. Baran

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The War in Vietnam by Hugo Deane

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The ABC of Socialism by Huberman and Sweezy

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Socialism is the only Answer by Huberman and Sweezy

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by Oskar Lange

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The Theory of U.S. Foreign Policy by Sweezy and Huberman

The Split in the Capitalist World and in the Socialist World

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by Sweezy and Hyberman

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