IRISH STUDENT, Official Organ of the Irish Student Movement Issues N° 10 to 15

IRISH STUDENT MOVEMENT - ISM

Edité par ISM, 1968

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Six issues 28,5 to 29,5 x 22,5 to 23 cm, 8 pages each (48 pages in total), photos, drawings. Near fine. EXTREMELY RARE. "Irish Student" was published from 24 May 1967 to 1973 as Official Organ of the Irish Student Movement, a Movement active in various colleges and educational establishments accross Ireland that catered for 20,000 students in 1966 and was linked to The Internationalists in Trinity College Dublin (November 1965 1969), a group founded by Hardial Bains, which became the Irish Communist Movement (Marxist-Leninist) (1969 1972), anti-revisionist and initially Maoist but which, later, supported Albanian leader Enver Hoxha following the Sino-Albanian split, and which was officiallly dissolved in 2003, following a long period of inactivity. Hardial Bains, a lecturer in bacteriology, was originally from India. In 1959, he left his country, where he was member of the Communist Party of India, but resigned in protest at the Party s endorsement of Khrushshev s criticisms of Stalin. He went to Canada, where he completed his post-graduate studies at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver. In March 1963, he founded there the group The Internationalists (which will become later the Communist Party of Canada (Marxist-Leninist)). At the end of 1966, the Irish group renamed itself the Trinity Internationalists and began to issue the periodical Words , which became the weekly Words and Comment in early 1967. The same year, The Internationalists organised a study program entitled Necessity for Change and then a Youth and Student Conference entitled the Necessity for Change in London, first scheduled for 1-15 July and then postponed to 1-15 August. In August 1969, the Internationalits, under the name Irish Revolutionary Youth, launched a monthly newspaper entitled Red Patriot . In July 1970, The Trinity Internationalists officially merged with Irish Revolutionary Youth and formed the Communist Party of Ireland (Marxist-Leninist). Contains notably : N° 10 : Democracy in Nenagh or How to Show Your Love for America, by Barry Collins (1 page) ; Irish Labour and the Russian Revolution, by Mick Murray (3pp2/3). N° 11 : Interview with Denis Reen, President of the Students Representative Council of University College Dublin SRC:UCD, by Una Claffey (1p). N° 12 : Academic Freedom Violated (at Trinity College), by Simon Steward and Arthur Alien (1p) ; Editorial, by Simon Steward (1p) ; Irish Language Revival Liberty and the Language (2pp). N° 13 : The Famine of the Capitalist World, by Pat O Donaghue (4pp) ; James [Jim] Larkin, Champion of the Working Class, by Michael Clifford (1p). N° 14 : America Waits (from a paper on Black Power delivered by David Brown to Trinity College Fabian Society) (2pp) ; China and Creative Journalism, by Clive Ansley (2pp1/2). N° 15 : Big Brother Watches Radio-Telefis Eireann RTE (2pp1/4) ; The Role of the Intellectual (Report of a speech given by H(ardial) S. Bains on February 16th) (1p1/4) ; Interview with H. S. Bains (2pp) ; Inauguration of the Necessity For Change Ideological Institute (1p). / Ireland. Irlande. Etudiants. Education. Enseignement. Linguistics. Linguistique. Révolution russe. Capitalism. Capitalisme. Afro-Americans. Afro-Americains. Chine. Journalisme. Radio. Télévision.

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• Titre: IRISH STUDENT, Official Organ of the Irish Student Movement Issues N° 10 to 15
• Éditeur: ISM
• Date de parution: 1968
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• État de l'article: Assez bon