Wildcat UK #9 1986

Wildcat #9 July 1986.

Taken from Splits and Fusions archive.

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Contents include:

USA Prepares for War
Silentnight strike
Royal Weddings and Riots
Letters: revolutionary consciousness, Ireland
Class Struggle in the Prisons
Spain '36: The End of Anarchism?
Os Cangaceiros - Spanish Dockers on the Barricades
South Africa: Prospects for Revolution and the International Response
South Africa: '76 Uprising / '86 Power
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