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[Ted Grant] Labour’s foreign policy

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Ted Grant
30 June 1952
  • The Labour Party
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  • British Labour movement
  • British Labour Movement

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Ted Grant's criticism of the pamphlet "Problems of Foreign Policy" published by Transport House in 1952 exposes the chauvinistic approach in foreign policy of the Labour leaders and their abandonment of a working class perspective.

Read the full article in the Ted Grant Archive.

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