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The International Socialist Organisation formed in 1990 out of fusion of Socialist Action and the International Socialist. It published a paper, The Socialist, which later became Socialist Worker. A split in 1995 led some members to form Socialist Alternative.

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Fliers

• Martin Hirst and Diane Minnis, Homosexuals and Revolutionary Socialism, International Socialists Homosexual Caucus [This scan courtesy of the Australian Lesbian and Gay Archives, Melbourne], 1978, 3 pp. PDF Details

Journal Articles

• Bloodworth, Sandra, 'Editorial', Socialist Review, no. 2, International Socialist Organisation, Melbourne, Winter 1990. Image PDF Details

Newsletters

• International Socialists, International Socialists Newsletter, International Socialists [This scan courtesy of the Australian Lesbian and Gay Archives, Melbourne], 1983, 1 pp. PDF Details

Newspapers

• Socialist, no. 241, International Socialist Organisation, Sydney, September 1990. Image PDF Details
• Socialist, no. 242, International Socialist Organisation, Sydney, October 1990. Image PDF Details
• Socialist, no. 243, International Socialist Organisation, Sydney, November 1990. Image PDF Details
• Socialist, no. 249, International Socialist Organisation, Sydney, 15 March 1991. Image PDF Details
• Socialist, no. 248, International Socialist Organisation, Sydney, 1 March 1991. Image PDF Details
• Socialist, no. 245, International Socialist Organisation, Sydney, January 1991. Image PDF Details
• Socialist, no. 246, International Socialist Organisation, Sydney, 1 February 1991. Image PDF Details

Newspaper Articles

• Griffiths, Phil, 'Where to now for anti-war activists?', The Socialist, no. 249, 15 March 1991. Image PDF Details

Statements

• Draft joint fusion statement, 1990. Image PDF Details