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Against Racism
and Fascism
This month's magazine
April 2008
Searchlight
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Ilford IG5 0NG
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020 7681 8660
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Please visit our HOPE not hate 2008 campaign website
Author: David Williams
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Date: April 2008
No shame
The parents of Rachel Whitear have hit out against a sick BNP leaflet which seeks to exploit their daughter’s tragic death for their racist cause. >>
Author: Gerry Gable
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Date: April 2008
BNP London election campaign hit by conviction of police infiltrator on weapons charges
Last month the Chief Constable of Merseyside, Bernard Hogan-Howe, spoke out against judges who fail to impose the mandatory five-year minimum sentence for gun crime. >>
Author: Sonia Gable
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Date: March 2008
The watchdog that did not bark
Sonia Gable reveals more about the BNP’s dodgy financial dealings and the Electoral Commission’s failure to respond. >>
Author: David Williams
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Date: March 2008
English nationalist rival moves in on BNP territory
As the elections for London’s Mayor and the London Assembly approach all eyes are on the British National Party. Looking ahead to the 2009 European elections, the North West promises >>
Author: Nick Lowles
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Date: February 2008
Let’s vote for our London
This month Searchlight launches its campaign to stop the British National Party from winning seats in the London Assembly. Our objectives are simple. We need to prevent >>
Author: Dave Williams
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Date: February 2008
Nick Griffin political extremist and veteran splitter
The present crisis in the British National Party started over the unacceptable actions and incompetence of two national officers, Mark Collett and Dave Hannam, but quickly centred on Nick >>
Author: Nick Lowles
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Date: February 2008
Milton Wolff: A man who answered the call
The last US commander in the Spanish Civil War died last month aged 92. A lifelong communist, Milton Wolff went to Spain aged 21 and within a year was the >>
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Stop the BNP was set up to counter racism and fascism at the
election polls and beyond
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In memoriam: Klaus Harbart 1955-2005
His absence has left a vacuum in the international
anti-fascist movement that remains unfilled;
his internationalism, professionalism and diligence
being missed by all of us.
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