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James Connolly
Title: James Connolly
Category: History
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James Connolly
Connolly and the 1916 Easter Uprising
Ted Grant, 1966
On 17th April 1916 the Irish Citizen Army, together with the Irish Volunteers, rose up in arms against the might of the British Empire to strike a blow for Irish freedom and for the setting up of an Irish Republic. Their blow for freedom was to reverberate round the world, and preceded the first Russian Revolution by almost a year.
The background to the rebellion was the centuries of …showed first 75 words of 1646 total…
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…showed last 75 words of 1646 total…of the Labour Party and of the so-called Communist Parties, and of the various sects claiming to speak in the name of Irish Labour, who fifty years after Easter 1916, have not understood that unity of the Irish workers North and South can only be obtained by conducting the struggle on a class basis for an Irish Socialist Republic, in indissoluble unity with the British workers in their struggle for a British democratic Socialist Republic.
April 1966.
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