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The '''Revolutionary Internationalist Contingent''' was a [[Maoism|Maoist]] group in [[United Kingdom|Britain]], founded in 1986 after the failure of the [[Nottingham Communist Group]] and [[Stockport Communist Group]] to form a united organisation by means of a programme commission. The basic programmatic document of the group was ''Break the Chains!''.
The '''Revolutionary Internationalist Contingent''' was a [[Maoism|Maoist]] group in [[United Kingdom|Britain]], founded in 1986 after the failure of the [[Nottingham Communist Group]] and [[Stockport Communist Group]] to form a united organisation by means of a programme commission. The basic programmatic document of the group was ''Break the Chains!''.



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The Revolutionary Internationalist Contingent was a Maoist group in Britain, founded in 1986 after the failure of the Nottingham Communist Group and Stockport Communist Group to form a united organisation by means of a programme commission. The basic programmatic document of the group was Break the Chains!.

Internationally, the group was aligned with the Revolutionary Internationalist Movement.

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