Wladek Flakin on Mon 15, September 2008 @ 09:54

Wladek Flakin — 2008-09-15 09:54:53

I'm not convinced she can be described as a voice of genuine socialism. She was, like the IMT, an advocate of self-reform of the Stalinist bureaucracy.

Two Trotskyist tendencies from Latin America, the FT-CI and the LIT-CI, took the opportunity of Hart's death to publish long polemics against her:

http://www.ft-ci.org/article.php3?id_article=1440

http://www.litci.org/MateriaES.aspx?MAT_ID=1375

Duncan Chapel on Tue 30, September 2008 @ 14:41

Duncan Chapel — 2008-09-30 14:41:57

The leaflet for the memorial meeting is here:

http://www.slideshare.net/duncanchapel/celia-hart-menorial-meeting-leaflet-presentation/

COmrade Wladek is mistaken about Celia's politics. She was a strong opponent of Stalinism and of bureaucracy, and railed against both in her book 'It's never too late to change the world'.

Permanent Revolution

Wladek Flakin on Mon 15, September 2008 @ 09:54

Duncan Chapel on Tue 30, September 2008 @ 14:41