1000 Days of Revolution: Chilean Communists on the Lessons of Popular Unity 1970-73

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1000 Days of Revolution: Chilean Communists on the Lessons of Popular Unity 1970-731000 DAYS OF REVOLUTION contains nine chapters, each one written by a prominent Chilean communist as part of their party's attempt to self critically analyse the reasons for the defeat of President Salvador Allende's Popular Unity government from 1970 1973. The Chilean experience was a sustained attempt to advance to socialism through a non armed revolutionary strategy based on a constitutionally elected government. The conclusions reached in this

Hess writes about the realisation at the end of the nineteenth century that people are active agents in their own history

and of the people around them in that particular period

Dr Squires is a retired London taxi driver and an NHS campaigner

The long weekend Combatting Unemployment During the Inter-War Years

hypocrisy and collusion of most British

He issues a provocative call for the Left to contest every seat

sociological and physiological entities

rather than being an innocent abroad

rather than the reality

to becoming a commodity

and in the West by groups such as the Black Alliance for Peace

In writing Class against class Mike Squires set himself two principal tasks