Pekerdja, an Indonesian Marxist magazine published in Djakarta, A 3 “page magazine, it appears twice a month and has a press run of 10,000. The editor is Ibnu Parna, leader of the Partai Acoma (Indonesian section of the Fourth International) and a member of parliament,
Among the many items that caught our attention, we cite tne follow-~ ing:
.o-= An article by Comrade Ibnu Parna on the Moscow=Peking conflict. The subtitle of the article is "Tito and Khrushchev: progressive inter=. nally and conservative internationally; Mao Tse~tung? progressive inter= . nally and internationally."
_- A memorial article dedicated to Tan Malakka, the well-known — Indonesian revolutionary fighter, who adopted Trotsky's theory of the permanent revolution and was the first to work out the idea of an international. proletarian republic of the peoples of Malaya, Indonesia and the Philippines, an idea that has been revived around the proposal for . "Maphilindo,"
(o- A report. about a recent trip made by Comrade Tbnu Parna to. Aue" People's Republic of North Korea.
-- An extensive study of Trotsky'ts theory of the permanent revolu-» tion. 7
“w= Several excerpts from the works of Leon Trotsky,
-- Numerous appeals for solidarity with Hugo Blanco. Among these is a poem dedicated to the imprisoned Peruvian peasant leader, This was written by S., Hary, of Surabaya, It is dated November 30, 1963, and appears in issue number five,
peeve Pekerd ja uses considerable material from World Outlook with eredit to its source, Among the items we noted were Joseph Hansen's article on the assassination of President Kennedy and the Fourth International's appeal for support of revolutionary Algeria against Morocco during the frontier fighting last November,
THINGS WE DON'T FIND IT HARD TO BELIEVE
"They wontt admit it and the United States government has never come right. out and confronted them with it, but the hard, sad fact is that most of the United States citizens in “the Canal Zone are colonials in the true sense of the word, with a colonial mentality that may never be changed. tt .-j Barnard L. Collier, [european edition N.Y,Herald Tribune, -
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