[Ted Grant] The I.L.P. at the Crossroads Britain The Labour Party Ted Grant British Labour movement British Labour Movement Share TweetIn early 1945 the radical mood within the British working class was preparing a landslide victory for the Labour Party. In this context the I.L.P. leadership raised the idea of re-affiliation to the L.P., but gave no explanation for its 13 years of independent existence. Here Ted Grant provided a sober-minded Marxist approach to the question of the Labour Party and the mass organizations of the working class in general.Read the full article in the Ted Grant Archive.
