Class War #19 1986

South Africa - re-tyre the ruling class

Including: South Africa, Toxteth riot, Sunday Mirror vs Class War, Wapping, Fuck of Reagan, Gadaffi, Labour party, Chernobyl, riot round up, etc.

Numbered #19 on the back page.

PDF courtesy of Sparrows Nest Archive, Nottingham.

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