>Many thanks to Jari-Pekka for his clarifications. > >And for the knowledge that there are some Trotksyists in Finland -- rare >birds indeed. Rare birds we are but hopefully soon as we beging to publish our own papers and translate Trotsky's writings we will get more support. >I'm looking forward to those articles -- I'd be delighted to see them as >early as possible (I read Finnish) so if Jari-Pekka is willing to mail me >them I'd be really grateful. Those articles are still in very begining because I haven't had time to write them as I just end my high school and now I go to army. But I will send them to you as soon as possible. I'm also writing article against Cliff's "state capitalism" theory and it has higher priority than those other articles. >When my head is clearer, I'm looking forward to continuing this discussion >on the choices facing the Finnish workers movement after 1917. I'm very interested to continue this discussion. I hope that there are some posibility to read my email in the army but I'm not sure about that. >Anyone wanting to get the emotional feel of probably most Finns in relation >to the Second World War would do well to read Unknown Soldier, the novel by >Vaino Linna. He wrote a big trilogy covering the civil war up to and after >the Second World War too. I agree with you. Those books of Väinö Linna give pretty good feeling about Finnish history. Comradely; Jari-Pekka Raitamaa, MO-IWC http://www.marxistworker.org/fi/ --- from list [EMAIL PROTECTED] ---
