Solidarity for workers' power #4.04

Issue of Solidarity from November 1966 with articles about the King Hill homeless struggle, buses, murder at Ford, the CNT in crisis, the Vietnam War and more.

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Just noticed that pages 11-14

Just noticed that pages 11-14 are missing from issue of 4.04 of Solidarity.

I was specifically interested in those pages because I was going to stick a link from that issue onto this wee piece from the February 1967 issue of the Socialist Standard:

Link: Class Society in Poland (1967)

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