Monash University was Australia’s hot-bed of radical student politics in the 1960s and early 1970s, notable for its communist leadership and effective mobilization of very large numbers. The struggle there was a model in many ways, and an inspiration to others.
Here’s the book, edited by Mike Hyde and published in 1972, about that struggle.
It is Right to Rebel (1972 book)
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Great job!!! Excellent post explains why others should read the book.
I just started doing so and greatly enjoyed being reminded of lessons learned and what a difference it makes to be part of a genuinely radical left movement actually changing the political situation by helping others to learn to think and fight – and how quickly that can spring up from nothing. (Am up to end of the chapter on NLF Aid Campaign ,p50, pdf 29/134).
PS The file is 150MB so do replace the link when Dave sends smaller compressed file. Downloads from readers of a book linking here could be lots of bandwidth.
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