Recherche dans la collection - Kraft, David - Interview

CECIL-ROSS SOCIETY

2001-0188

Enregistrement sonore

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1997-06-01

Rick Stow (Interviewer)

Cecil-Ross Society

Interview of David Kraft by Rick Stow. David was born in 1951 into an upwardly mobile family in the Golden Horseshoe. At Trent University he was part of a nucleus that coalesced as the Revolutionary Marxist Group. David's graduate studies were at McMaster, where, in a "turn to industry" it turned that he got a job at National Steel Car. He did see that communist party comrades had historical roots in labour. His serious encounters with the Party came in the Peace movement, which he aspired to play a leading role within. Kraft's impression of Stathis Stathopolis helped modify his impressions of Communist Party of Canada (CPC) members, most of which he worked well with. Kraft shares his observations about the difference between Peace and Environmental movements' structure and style. Strategies that empower or engage allow you to consider movements as works in progress. <59mn>

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