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Ellis Simon Hillman (17 November 1928 – 21 January 1996) was a British Labour politician, local councillor, Mayor of the London Borough of Barnet (1994–95) and polytechnic history lecturer. Hillman was born into a political family, related both to American labour leader Sidney Hillman and Chaim Herzog, sixth president of Israel. He was recruited to the Revolutionary Communist Party by Annie Roy in 1946 and joined its Kilburn branch. During this period he wrote to Natalia Sedova, Leon Trotsky's widow, about questions relating to the Soviet Union and the history of the Left Opposition.

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rdfs:comment	Ellis Simon Hillman (17 November 1928 – 21 January 1996) was a British Labour politician, local councillor, Mayor of the London Borough of Barnet (1994–95) and polytechnic history lecturer. Hillman was born into a political family, related both to American labour leader Sidney Hillman and Chaim Herzog, sixth president of Israel. He was recruited to the Revolutionary Communist Party by Annie Roy in 1946 and joined its Kilburn branch. During this period he wrote to Natalia Sedova, Leon Trotsky's widow, about questions relating to the Soviet Union and the history of the Left Opposition. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Bethnal Green Duncan Hallas 1928 births Norwood (London County Council constituency) Gerry Healy Greater London Council 1958 London County Council election 1961 London County Council election Left Opposition Leon Trotsky Lewis Carroll London Borough of Barnet London Chest Hospital Sidney Hillman 1996 deaths British Marxists Members of London County Council Hackney Central (London County Council constituency) British Trotskyists Revolutionary Communist Party (UK, 1944) members Revolutionary Communist Party (UK, 1978) Revolutionary Socialist League (U.S.) Hendon Hendon Town Hall Israel Ted Grant Members of the Greater London Council Chaim Herzog Chipping Barnet Militant tendency supporters Kilburn, London Labour Party (UK) The Club (Trotskyist) Margaret Thatcher Militant tendency Natalia Sedova Socialist Review Group
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has abstract	Ellis Simon Hillman (17 November 1928 – 21 January 1996) was a British Labour politician, local councillor, Mayor of the London Borough of Barnet (1994–95) and polytechnic history lecturer. Hillman was born into a political family, related both to American labour leader Sidney Hillman and Chaim Herzog, sixth president of Israel. He was recruited to the Revolutionary Communist Party by Annie Roy in 1946 and joined its Kilburn branch. During this period he wrote to Natalia Sedova, Leon Trotsky's widow, about questions relating to the Soviet Union and the history of the Left Opposition. He became a critical member of the Socialist Review Group where he produced a document, The Nature of the Stalinist Parties, which was rejected by the group and replied to by Duncan Hallas. This followed by a further document, On Organic Unity, where he advocated the group fuse with that of Ted Grant, which led to his expulsion. Hillman then joined Gerry Healy's Club; however, he became a secret sympathiser of the Revolutionary Socialist League. Hillman went on to become the RSL's treasurer and a founder member of the Militant editorial board. In 1961, whilst a member of the RSL, Hillman wrote a guide for members who were elected to councils: Notes on Council Work. In 1969, he volunteered to become President of the IFERS (International Flat Earth Research Society), created by the Dover-based Samuel Shenton, to prevent the Society from closing with the loss of important historical records it held. The same year, he was the founder and first president of the Lewis Carroll Society. Hillman was elected in the 1958 London County Council election, representing Norwood, then in the 1961 election he moved to represent Hackney Central. He kept his seat when it became the Greater London Council until 1981 where he chaired the Arts and Recreation Committee. Hillman was elected to Barnet council in 1986 and when in 1994 it fell to a Lib–Lab alliance he was elected Mayor. His first act was to remove a bust of Margaret Thatcher from Hendon Town Hall. He was the co-author in 1985, with journalist Richard Trench, of London Under London, one of the first books to describe in detail the variety of hidden rivers, tunnels, bunkers, crypts and cellars under Britain's capital city. Hillman, who lived in Hendon, died at the London Chest Hospital in Bethnal Green in January 1996 whilst undergoing heart bypass surgery. He was married and had one son. (en)
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