Tony Cliff
Israeli-English author and activist
Born
May 20th, 1917
107 years ago
Died
2000
25 years ago — 83 years old
Category
Activists & Humanitarians
Country
United Kingdom
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An author and activist, contributed to socialist thought and played a significant role in British politics through the establishment of a political group. Wrote extensively on issues concerning capitalism and socialism, influencing leftist ideology. Founded the International Socialism journal, which became a platform for socialist discourse. Engaged in activism for workers' rights and anti-imperialism, shaping political movements in the UK.
Founded the International Socialism journal
Contributed to socialist political movements
Authored works on capitalism and socialism
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