Armed forces and soldiers

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• Portugal: An Interview With a Member of the SUVInprecor no. 35, 9 October 1975 · named 55×
• France: The Army Becomes a Field of StruggleO. Milan · Inprecor no. 20, 27 February 1975 · named 43×
• Portugal: The Army That Says NoC. Michaloux & A. Udry · Inprecor no. 35, 9 October 1975 · named 40×
• Portugal: Theses on the Portuguese Revolution — Adopted by the February 1976 Plenum of the International Executive Committee of the Fourth InternationalInprecor no. 45, 4 March 1976 · named 34×
• Bolivia: Collapse of the "Unity of the Armed Forces"Inprecor no. 4, 18 July 1974 · named 32×
• Position of Bolivian Trotskyists on Barrientos RegimeWorld Outlook Vol. 3, No. 5, 29 January 1965 · named 32×
• Portugal: The Two Camps RadicalizeA. Udry · Inprecor no. 33, 11 September 1975 · named 31×
• Peru: The Crisis of the Military RegimeGuillermo Lima · Inprecor no. 32, 31 July 1975 · named 29×
• Portugal: Prerevolutionary Situation Ripens — Resolution of the United Secretariat of the Fourth InternationalInprecor no. 29, 19 June 1975 · named 28×
• Ethiopia: The Fall of the "King of Kings"A. Duret · Inprecor no. 8, 19 September 1974 · named 27×
• Portugal: After the March 11 Attempted Coup: An Upsurge of Mass ActionA. Udry · Inprecor no. 22, 27 March 1975 · named 25×
• Raise the Banner of the Working Class (Statement of the LCR-ETA-6)Inprecor no. 7, 5 September 1974 · named 24×
• Portugal: The Sixth Government... First DefeatC. Michaloux & A. Udry · Inprecor no. 35, 9 October 1975 · named 22×
• "Cultural Revolution" (Interview with Peng Shu-tse)World Outlook Vol. 5, No. 6, 10 February 1967 · named 22×
• Interview with Comandante Yong SosaWorld Outlook Vol. 3, No. 15, 16 April 1965 · named 21×
• Spinola Moves to Repression, CP Backs Him UpA. Udry · Inprecor no. 3, 4 July 1974 · named 20×
• Portugal: The Revolution in a State of SiegeA. Udry · Inprecor no. 39, 4 December 1975 · named 20×
• Under the Military Junta in BoliviaWorld Outlook Vol. 3, No. 26, 6 August 1965 · named 20×
• "Rectification Campaign" Curbs "Cultural Revolution"Joseph Hansen · World Outlook Vol. 5, No. 10, 10 February 1967 · named 19×
• Document: Portugal: The Political Situation and the Constituent AssemblyInprecor no. 18, 31 January 1975 · named 18×
• I'he Struggle Continues in Bolivia [A Message from the Underground Fighters]World Outlook Vol. 5, No. 36, 10 November 1967 · named 18×
• Bolivia: The Inevitable ConfrontationInprecor no. 0, 9 May 1974 · named 17×
• dollars 7.50 or 2/15 s. or 37,50 francs to : Pierre Frank, 21, rue d'Aboukir, Paris 2°, FranceWorld Outlook Vol. 3, No. 27, 20 August 1965 · named 17×
• Uruguay: Fierce RepressionPablo Ramírez · Inprecor no. 47-48, 1 April 1976 · named 16×
• The Uproar Over Perón's Proposed ReturnWorld Outlook Vol. 2, No. 35, 16 October 1964 · named 16×
• Documents: The Lesson of IndonesiaWorld Outlook Vol. 4, No. 10, 8 April 1966 · named 16×
• Canadian Journalist Interviews Yon SosaNorman Gall · World Outlook Vol. 4, No. 37, 25 November 1966 · named 16×
• Documents: Portugal: The Revolutionary Marxists SpeakInprecor no. 1, 6 June 1974 · named 15×
• France: "Appeal of the 100" Challenges the Bourgeois ArmyO. Milan · Inprecor no. 9, 3 October 1974 · named 15×
• Meaning of the Bolivian Junta's Caii for EiectionsWorld Outlook Vol. 4, No. 6, 11 March 1966 · named 15×
• GI Fights for Right to Voice His Views in U.S. Army Against Vietnam WarLew Jones · World Outlook Vol. 5, No. 16, 21 April 1967 · named 15×
• Portugal: The Second 'Provisional Government'Inprecor no. 5-6, 3 August 1974 · named 14×
• Régis Debray Case: Ihe Ordeal of Régis DebrayRobin Blackburn and Perry Anderson · World Outlook Vol. 5, No. 31, 22 September 1967 · named 14×
• Yugoslavia: 'Regaining a Grip'C. Verla · Inprecor no. 3, 4 July 1974 · named 13×
• Lebanon: The Fall of the Military GovernmentS. Jaber · Inprecor no. 29, 19 June 1975 · named 13×
• Portugal: CICAP: An ExampleInprecor no. 36, 23 October 1975 · named 13×
• Bolivia: Two Defeats for the Banzer RegimeLuis Roca C. · Inprecor no. 50, 29 April 1976 · named 13×
• Bolivian Workers Resist CounterrevolutionWorld Outlook Vol. 3, No. 22, 11 June 1965 · named 13×
• Guerrillas Serve Notice on Guatemalan ButchersWorld Outlook Vol. 5, No. 25, 30 June 1967 · named 13×
• PHOTO: Ralph Schoenman Speaking at Meeting in Tribute to GuevaraRalph Schoenman · World Outlook Vol. 5, No. 38, 24 November 1967 · named 13×
• Portugal: A Second Setback for the RightA. Udry · Inprecor no. 10, 17 October 1974 · named 12×
• Unidad Popular's Balance Sheet of the Allende YearsLivio Maitan · Inprecor no. 4, 18 July 1974 · named 11×
• Bolivia: Trouble Among the GorillasNestor Alba · Inprecor no. 9, 3 October 1974 · named 11×
• Greece: On the Eve of the ElectionsA. Udry · Inprecor no. 12, 14 November 1974 · named 11×
• Portugal: A Government of OrderC. Michaloux & A. Udry · Inprecor no. 34, 25 September 1975 · named 11×
• Portugal: Toward CentralizationInprecor no. 37, 6 November 1975 · named 11×
• Lebanon: The Civil WarS. Jaber · Inprecor no. 47-48, 1 April 1976 · named 11×
• Thailand: After the April 4 ElectionsPaul Petitjean · Inprecor no. 50, 29 April 1976 · named 11×
• On Bolivia: Bolivia After the Downfall of Paz EstenssoroLivio Maitan · World Outlook Vol. 2, No. 42, 4 December 1964 · named 11×
• Lenin-Trotsky Correspondence (Book Review)Pierre Frank · World Outlook Vol. 3, No. 12, 26 March 1965 · named 11×
• Spain: Interview with a Comrade of the LCR/ETA-VIInprecor no. 34, 25 September 1975 · named 10×
• Portugal: Against the Austerity PlanA. Udry · Inprecor no. 42, 22 January 1976 · named 10×
• North or South -- Police Are the SameEvelyn Sell · World Outlook Vol. 3, No. 3, 15 January 1965 · named 10×
• Nkrumah's Downfall -- Its Meaning and PortentHenri Valin · World Outlook Vol. 4, No. 11, 15 April 1966 · named 10×
• he Wuhan "Kidnapping" and the "Cultural Revolution"Dick Roberts · World Outlook Vol. 5, No. 29, 25 August 1967 · named 10×
• Behind the Coup in PortugalA. Udry · Inprecor no. 0, 9 May 1974 · named 9×
• Cyprus: The Failure of 'Enosis'G. Vergeat · Inprecor no. 5-6, 3 August 1974 · named 9×
• Portugal: The Permanent CrisisCharles Michaloux · Inprecor no. 32, 31 July 1975 · named 9×
• Portugal: LCI/PRT AccordInprecor no. 47-48, 1 April 1976 · named 9×
• Portugal: Stability Is Not at HandA. Udry & C. Michaloux · Inprecor no. 49, 15 April 1976 · named 9×
• Bolivia - A Second Dominican Republic?World Outlook Vol. 3, No. 20, 21 May 1965 · named 9×
• Bolivian Trotskyist Leader Slain by Military JuntaWorld Outlook Vol. 3, No. 28, 17 September 1965 · named 9×
• Appeal of Women Hostages Held by Belaúnde GovernmentWorld Outlook Vol. 4, No. 5, 4 March 1966 · named 9×
• Documents: "The Struggle Against Bureaucracy; A Decisive Task" [Text of Editorial in "GranmaWorld Outlook Vol. 5, No. 11, 17 February 1967 · named 9×
• Bangladesh: The Coup: Its Roots and ConsequencesJavad Hussein · Inprecor no. 33, 11 September 1975 · named 8×
• France: The Regime vs. the SoldiersPaco Robs · Inprecor no. 42, 22 January 1976 · named 8×
• Ireland: Who Are the "Peace People"?Geoffrey Bell · Inprecor no. 63, 25 November 1976 · named 8×
• On Bolivia: Bolivian Trotskyists Advise "No Confidence" in Military JuntaWorld Outlook Vol. 2, No. 41, 27 November 1964 · named 8×
• "Virtual Civil War" in BoliviaWorld Outlook Vol. 3, No. 21, 28 May 1965 · named 8×
• Did Luigi Longo Plot to Take over Bolivia?World Outlook Vol. 3, No. 21, 28 May 1965 · named 8×
• Militant. Celebration. of April 9 in BoliviaWorld Outlook Vol. 4, No. 12, 22 April 1966 · named 8×
• High Proportion of Black Soldiers Sent to VietnamEvelyn Sell · World Outlook Vol. 4, No. 38, 2 December 1966 · named 8×
• he Meaning of the New Guerrilla Front in BoliviaWorld Outlook Vol. 5, No. 26, 14 July 1967 · named 8×
• Indochina: The Imperialist DebaclePierre Rousset · Inprecor no. 23, 10 April 1975 · named 7×
• Vietnam: Permanent Revolution in VietnamPierre Rousset · Inprecor no. 26, 22 May 1975 · named 7×
• India: Where Is India Going?S. Bhagat · Inprecor no. 32, 31 July 1975 · named 7×
• Portugal: Statement of the United Secretariat of the Fourth InternationalInprecor no. 33, 11 September 1975 · named 7×
• Argentina: The Union Bureaucracy and the CrisisJean-Pierre Beauvais · Inprecor no. 34, 25 September 1975 · named 7×
• Spain: The Rise of the Mass Movement — Interview with a member of the Political Bureau of the LCR/ETA-VIInprecor no. 42, 22 January 1976 · named 7×
• Argentina: The Military Takes OverV. Lopez · Inprecor no. 49, 15 April 1976 · named 7×
• Bolivia: The Miners Lose a BattleS. Fernandez · Inprecor no. 58, 23 September 1976 · named 7×
• The Coup diEtat in Brazil (A Report by "Fortune" Magazine)World Outlook Vol. 2, No. 33, 2 October 1964 · named 7×
• Pentagon Steps Up War Propaganda Against ChinaWorld Outlook Vol. 4, No. 7, 18 March 1966 · named 7×
• In Lagos During the Coup d'EtatWorld Outlook Vol. 4, No. 8, 25 March 1966 · named 7×
• Danger of a Coup d'Etat Rises in ArgentinaWorld Outlook Vol. 4, No. 16, 20 May 1966 · named 7×
• "Rectification Campaign" Curbs "Cultural Revolution" [II]Joseph Hansen · World Outlook Vol. 5, No. 11, 17 February 1967 · named 7×
• Portugal: For a United Front Against Repression!Inprecor no. 7, 5 September 1974 · named 6×
• Portugal: Government Faces Workers UpsurgeA. Udry · Inprecor no. 20, 27 February 1975 · named 6×
• Portugal: The SUV ManifestoInprecor no. 35, 9 October 1975 · named 6×
• Vietnam: From Liberation to ReunificationPierre Rousset · Inprecor no. 42, 22 January 1976 · named 6×
• Portugal: Workers Parties Win Absolute Majority in ElectionsA. Udry and C. Michaloux · Inprecor no. 51, 13 May 1976 · named 6×
• Portugal: Vote Pato!Inprecor no. 54, 24 June 1976 · named 6×
• On Bolivia: The Battle of Sora-Sora (Interview with a Participant)World Outlook Vol. 2, No. 42, 4 December 1964 · named 6×
• Discontent Grows in BoliviaWorld Outlook Vol. 3, No. 18, 7 May 1965 · named 6×
• Chinese Army Abolishes System of RanksWorld Outlook Vol. 3, No. 22, 11 June 1965 · named 6×
• Bolivian Mine Named "Free Territory"World Outlook Vol. 3, No. 31, 23 October 1965 · named 6×
• Njono Repudiates "Confession" as FalseWorld Outlook Vol. 4, No. 4, 25 February 1966 · named 6×
• Barrientos "Elected" in BoliviaWorld Outlook Vol. 4, No. 23, 15 July 1966 · named 6×
• Puerto Rican Reports Low Morale Among U.S. Troops in VietnamWorld Outlook Vol. 4, No. 33, 28 October 1966 · named 6×
• Fourth International Opens Discussions on Developments in Chinese RevolutionWorld Outlook Vol. 5, No. 20, 19 May 1967 · named 6×
• Documents:World Outlook Vol. 5, No. 20, 19 May 1967 · named 6×
• after a short speech in which he calledWorld Outlook Vol. 5, No. 21, 26 May 1967 · named 6×
• The Evolution of the Crisis in ChinaLivio Maitan · World Outlook Vol. 5, No. 29, 25 August 1967 · named 6×
• The Workers Offensive in PortugalA. Udry · Inprecor no. 2, 20 June 1974 · named 5×
• Colombia: Lopez Michelsen's "Mandate"Carlos Rodríguez · Inprecor no. 4, 18 July 1974 · named 5×
• Editorial: After Portugal and Greece: A Hot Autumn in Mediterranean EuropeInprecor no. 5-6, 3 August 1974 · named 5×
• Portugal: LCI Response to MFA PactInprecor no. 24, 24 April 1975 · named 5×
• Spain: A Difficult PhasePaco Robs · Inprecor no. 33, 11 September 1975 · named 5×
• Lebanon: Civil War in LebanonG. Vergeat · Inprecor no. 38, 20 November 1975 · named 5×
• Italy: Government of the Left and Popular Power — Lotta ContinuaInprecor no. 54, 24 June 1976 · named 5×
• Armed Forces in Brazil Fraternize with UnionistsWorld Outlook Vol. 2, No. 14, 3 April 1964 · named 5×
• Letter from Comandante Manuitt to Poland's UN RepresentativeWorld Outlook Vol. 2, No. 26, 26 June 1964 · named 5×
• Bolivian Miners Show Skepticism toward JuntaWorld Outlook Vol. 2, No. 40, 20 November 1964 · named 5×
• The Crisis in BoliviaWorld Outlook Vol. 3, No. 21, 28 May 1965 · named 5×
• Bolivians Answer Repression by Calling for GuerrillasWorld Outlook Vol. 3, No. 29, 1 October 1965 · named 5×
• The Repression at Bolivia's Tin MinesWorld Outlook Vol. 3, No. 31, 23 October 1965 · named 5×
• Alexander Defense Committee Under AttackWorld Outlook Vol. 4, No. 19, 10 June 1966 · named 5×
• Like the Fourth of July or Like a Flowering Rose?World Outlook Vol. 5, No. 11, 17 February 1967 · named 5×
• world conflagration and that prompt and Action Committee" setting up a "Political"World Outlook Vol. 5, No. 21, 26 May 1967 · named 5×
• More About CheWorld Outlook Vol. 6, No. 1, 12 January 1968 · named 5×
• How the City of Hue Was "Saved"World Outlook Vol. 6, No. 10, 15 March 1968 · named 5×
• Bourguiba Answers Student Demonstrations with TerrorWorld Outlook Vol. 6, No. 14, 12 April 1968 · named 5×
• After the Brescia MassacreInprecor no. 2, 20 June 1974 · named 4×
• Israel: One Year After the "Earthquake"Michel Warshawsky · Inprecor no. 11, 31 October 1974 · named 4×
• Sweden: Soldiers Mobilize... Against OfficersInprecor no. 12, 14 November 1974 · named 4×
• Portugal: The Elections and the Armed Forces MovementA. Udry · Inprecor no. 21, 13 March 1975 · named 4×
• Panama: The Hour of DefinitionGerardo Solorzano · Inprecor no. 45, 4 March 1976 · named 4×
• China: The Present CrisisGreg Benton · Inprecor no. 46, 18 March 1976 · named 4×
• German-cuba Mail Censored by U.S.?World Outlook Vol. 1, No. 6, 1 November 1963 · named 4×
• New Situation in GreeceWorld Outlook Vol. 1, No. 8, 15 November 1963 · named 4×
• Giant Rally Answers "Emergency" Decree in CeylonWorld Outlook Vol. 2, No. 15, 10 April 1964 · named 4×
• Biggest, Most Profitable Business in HistoryWorld Outlook Vol. 3, No. 5, 29 January 1965 · named 4×
• "Teach-in" Tactic Against Vietnam War Spreads on American CampusesEvelyn Sell · World Outlook Vol. 3, No. 16, 23 April 1965 · named 4×
• Why Negro Masses Remain Suspicious of American CPEvelyn Sell · World Outlook Vol. 3, No. 20, 21 May 1965 · named 4×
• Bolivian Political Parties Condemn Dictatorial MoveWorld Outlook Vol. 3, No. 21, 28 May 1965 · named 4×
• Unsigned editorial opinion may appear,World Outlook Vol. 3, No. 22, 11 June 1965 · named 4×
• Armed Conflict Breaks Out in IndonesiaWorld Outlook Vol. 3, No. 31, 23 October 1965 · named 4×
• The Situation in Latin AmericaWorld Outlook Vol. 4, No. 1, 4 February 1966 · named 4×
• Murder of "Communists" Continues in IndonesiaWorld Outlook Vol. 4, No. 6, 11 March 1966 · named 4×
• - Tensions Remain in Dominican RepublicWorld Outlook Vol. 4, No. 24, 29 July 1966 · named 4×
• Fort Hood Three Set Firm Example at Court-MartialWorld Outlook Vol. 4, No. 27, 16 September 1966 · named 4×
• Trujillo Gang Making Comeback in Dominican RepublicWorld Outlook Vol. 4, No. 39, 9 December 1966 · named 4×
• Possibility of a New Coup d'Etat in ArgentinaWorld Outlook Vol. 5, No. 9, 3 March 1967 · named 4×
• Landless Peasants Singled Out in Indonesian MassacreWorld Outlook Vol. 5, No. 12, 24 March 1967 · named 4×
• Bosch Predicts U.S. Will Be at War with China within Two YearsWorld Outlook Vol. 5, No. 14, 7 April 1967 · named 4×
• Howard Petrick Case: 't. Hood Brass lurn It Over to Pentagon for DecisionLew Jones · World Outlook Vol. 5, No. 17, 28 April 1967 · named 4×
• Is the Struggle Sharpening Inside China?Dick Roberts · World Outlook Vol. 5, No. 31, 22 September 1967 · named 4×
• A New Stage Opens in the Vietnamese RevolutionJoseph Hansen · World Outlook Vol. 6, No. 5, 9 February 1968 · named 4×
• Third World Students Asked to Back April 26 StrikeWorld Outlook Vol. 6, No. 8, 1 March 1968 · named 4×
• Torture of Greek Prisoners ReportedWorld Outlook Vol. 6, No. 12, 29 March 1968 · named 4×
• Documents: Counterrevolutionary Coup d'Etat in BrazilWorld Outlook Vol. 2, No. 15, 10 April 1964 · named 3×
• On Bolivia: "Preventive Coup d'Etat" in BoliviaWorld Outlook Vol. 2, No. 41, 27 November 1964 · named 3×
• Coup d'Etat Topples Illia Regime 56-10 A 301World Outlook Vol. 4, No. 23, 15 July 1966 · named 3×
• Hundreds of Puerto Ricans Reject Serving in U.S. Armed ForcesWorld Outlook Vol. 4, No. 37, 25 November 1966 · named 3×
• Another Coup d'Etat in South. VietnamWorld Outlook Vol. 2, No. 6, 7 February 1964 · named 2×
• American Officers Argue over VietnamWorld Outlook Vol. 4, No. 21, 24 June 1966 · named 2×
• Thailand: Resistance to Military Junta BroadensInprecor no. 64, 9 December 1976 · named 1×
• Coup d'Etat Feared in ChileWorld Outlook Vol. 2, No. 20, 15 May 1964 · named 1×
• Documents: The Lesson of the Coup d'Etat in BrazilWorld Outlook Vol. 2, No. 23, 5 June 1964 · named 1×
• The Cuban Stand on Boumedienne's Coup d'EtatWorld Outlook Vol. 3, No. 24, 9 July 1965 · named 1×
• Danger of a Coup d'Etat in UruguayWorld Outlook Vol. 4, No. 34, 4 November 1966 · named 1×
• The Coup d'Etat in GreeceWorld Outlook Vol. 5, No. 18, 5 May 1967 · named 1×