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BOB SMITH Memorial

· Socialist Outlook no. 64, June 11 1994 · 292 words

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Bob was thorough and professional in what he did on behalf of his comrades and he often faced the dangers alone.

Bob was attacked by fascists with iron bars and knives and he fought them off, suffering cuts and bruises.

Bob sustained an active anti-racist and anti-fascist campaign through the 1980s when there were many on the left who thought there wasn't a problem. Bob stood and fought against that. We were right than and we will be right now if we carry on Bob's work to the best of our ability." Leicester Socialist Outlook Supporter I Bob Smich Bob was, the most frequent, contributor to our paper, and Is sadly missed by the editorial team. I Jon Smith, There were no tortes at Bobs I funeral - but plenty of ordinary workers who valued the contribution he had made to the fight for a socialist society. I praise from John Major: He would have felt i he had somehow failed in fichting for the Interests of his dass. - have read in our lastiasue of the death of a breeds Recular readers of Sodalist Ontook will hated capitalism Bob died shortly before his namesake, Indeed, Bob would have been Insulted by Bob was a revolutionary socialist. He opLoosed everything the Tortes stand for He He would want co continuine his would have been unlonist Joe HIRE After discussior Birmingham we have our current Fund Drut we are launchine the B Fund, Money raised will po work Bob devoted he as you can, to.

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