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The Independent Socialist Party (ISP) was a political party in the UK. It was formed in 1934 as a breakaway from the Independent Labour Party (ILP) in protest at the increasing power of the Revolutionary Policy Committee within the ILP. The ISP was socialist and resolutely anti-war, but was firmly anti-communist. It failed to gain substantial support after its formation. Several branches rejoined the ILP during World War II, and, following the deaths of its founders (in 1944 and 1949) the party wound itself up in the early 1950s.

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rdfs:label	Independent Socialist Party (UK) (en)
rdfs:comment	The Independent Socialist Party (ISP) was a political party in the UK. It was formed in 1934 as a breakaway from the Independent Labour Party (ILP) in protest at the increasing power of the Revolutionary Policy Committee within the ILP. The ISP was socialist and resolutely anti-war, but was firmly anti-communist. It failed to gain substantial support after its formation. Several branches rejoined the ILP during World War II, and, following the deaths of its founders (in 1944 and 1949) the party wound itself up in the early 1950s. (en)
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name	Independent Socialist Party (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Elijah Sandham Democratic socialism 1934 establishments in the United Kingdom United Kingdom Anti-communist Anti-war Political parties disestablished in the 1950s John Middleton Murry Political parties established in 1934 Left-wing politics Revolutionary Policy Committee Tom Abbott (socialist) Lancashire Defunct socialist parties in the United Kingdom 1950s disestablishments in the United Kingdom Marxism Political party Social democracy Socialism Independent Labour Party dbr:Dictionary_of_Labour_Biography
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newspaper	Labour's Northern Voice (en)
chairman	Elijah Sandham, E. Stevenson (en)
country	the United Kingdom (en)
dissolved	1950.0 (second)
foundation	1934 (xsd:integer)
ideology	Democratic socialism Marxism Social democracy Socialism
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has abstract	The Independent Socialist Party (ISP) was a political party in the UK. It was formed in 1934 as a breakaway from the Independent Labour Party (ILP) in protest at the increasing power of the Revolutionary Policy Committee within the ILP. The ISP was led by Elijah Sandham, a former ILP MP who had been Chairman of the Lancashire Division of the ILP, and Tom Abbott, former Lancashire organiser for the party. The Lancashire ILP newspaper Labour's Northern Voice also supported the ISP. Outside Lancashire, the ISP was supported by the literary critic John Middleton Murry and his Adelphi magazine - and a small ISP based community was founded around his East Anglian home to show socialism as a living entity. The ISP was socialist and resolutely anti-war, but was firmly anti-communist. It failed to gain substantial support after its formation. Several branches rejoined the ILP during World War II, and, following the deaths of its founders (in 1944 and 1949) the party wound itself up in the early 1950s. (en)
general secretary	Tom Abbott (socialist)
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ideology	Democratic socialism Marxism Social democracy Socialism
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