51.   Palme Dutt prophesied that the Labour movement, the old Labour movement is dying.

52.   The Communists expected that if militants were drawn into united demonstrations their allegiance to the official Labour movement would be lessened.

53.   Every critic of disaffiliation had emphasised the danger of getting out of touch with the Labour movement.

54.   The labour movement in Britain had not paid much attention to the revolutionary propaganda of the Communists.

55.   Each was conscious of its isolation, each felt the necessity of maintaining contact with the Labour movement.

56.   The Labour Party rebuff had impressed the ILP leaders with the difficulties of maintaining contact with the Labour movement while allied with the Communist Party.

57.   It was organized mainly by the National Unemployed Workers Movement, and was characterized by criticism of the official Labour movement.

58.   As Fascism became the central concern and unemployment a secondary issue, the social differentiation between the Left and the labour movement became more marked.

59.   The Socialist League still took the view that only through work in the Labour Party was there any possibility of building a united labour movement.

60.   The ILP was in decline and the Communist Party was seriously attempting to make amends for its previous abuse of the rest of the labour movement.