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Socialist Outlook no. 10, October 26 1991 · 263 words

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Racism and anti-fascism

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A rising number of Eastern European peppie are taoug went, desperate to escape the economic deprivaFortress Europe At the same time, European governments have been infor mally working out methods of creating a Fortress Europe to out third and second seckers. This is what John Major meant when he demanded a June's EC summit. Since then, all over Europe, politicians navestepped up their use of the racist card Fur racism is nothing new Both the TREVI group and the Treaty of Schengen were set up ground rules between uropean states over the entry repatriation procedures.

The growth of the fascist the dominant working class orthe social 80h8810 democrats and Stalinists • to respond to the concerns of milmons of workers altected by the It alsoshows the weakness of the socalist felt. socialists all Europe must work alongside Black together now, communities and anti-racist campaigners to ensure that the fascist aream never akain be comes a reality. has become a major priority for socialists to take up the question.

But if we can build in the workpaces and estates the strenoth of our view of how to buiki will be The fascists plan on standing in 60 seats in the coming general election; we need a national anti-fascist campaign agsinst that. There will be national anti-fascist marches and If we can mobilise against the fascists the numbers that we could ounna the cays of the Natal League (1977 to 1979) then physi cal confrontation to stop the fascists time backed by the strength of a movement No. 10.:. Oct. 26.1991/. Page 3;::

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