. There is a plaque noting this distinction south of the wreck. This was followed on 31 May 2001 with its addition to the US National Register of Historic Places.

References

External links
 Museums in the Sea SS Copenhagen

 Broward County listings at National Register of Historic Places
 SS Copenhagen at Florida's Underwater Archaeological Preserves
  at 

Category:National Register of Historic Places in Broward County, Florida
Category:Shipwrecks of the Florida coast
Category:Shipwrecks in the Atlantic Ocean
Category:Maritime incidents in 1900
Category:Shipwrecks on the National Register of Historic Places in Florida
Category:Florida Underwater Archaeological Preserves
Category:1898 ships
Category:Ships built on the River Wear International Socialists (United States)

The International Socialists (1968–1986) was a Third Camp Trotskyist group in the United States.

History

The roots of the IS went back to the fall of 1964 when the Berkeley locals of the Socialist Party-Social Democratic Federation and Young People's Socialist League left with sixteen members to found the Independent Socialist Club led by Hal Draper and Joel Geier. At first it consisted mainly of ex-Independent Socialist League members who had disagreed with the decision to merge the ISL into the SP-SDF in 1958 and had become uncomfortable with the positions taken by Max Shachtman and the Realignment Caucus within the party, i.e. entry into the Democratic Party, and an orientation toward the established union leadership and liberal integrationist forces within the Civil Rights Movement. The new group wished to revive the tendency represented by the ISL and the third camp. While still basing its ideas on the literature of the ISL, as the new organization grew through the 1960s, the proportion of former members of the ISL declined, until they were a small handful by 1970.

The following year a second ISC was founded in Berkeley (one on campus, one in town) and another in New York. In September 1967 a conference was held in New York and the clubs were federated under the umbrella Independent Socialist Clubs of America. A quarterly, Independent Socialist or I.S. had begun in early 1967 and became the organ of the new group.

The group worked within the CORE, the Berkeley Free Speech Movement and help initiate the California Peace and Freedom Party, which it saw as a form of "independent political action...
. There is a plaque noting this distinction south of the shipwreck. This was take after on 31 May 2001 with its addition to the US National Register of Historic Places. 

 References 

 External links 
  Museums in the Sea SS Copenhagen 

  Broward County listings at National Register of Historic Places 
  SS Copenhagen at Florida's Underwater Archaeological Preserves 
   at 

 class: National Register of Historic Places in Broward County, Florida 
 Category: Shipwrecks of the Florida coast 
 Category: shipwreck in the Atlantic Ocean 
 Category: Maritime incident in 1900 
 Category: Shipwrecks on the National Register of Historic Places in Florida 
 Category: Florida Underwater Archaeological Preserves 
 Category:1898 ship 
 Category: Ships built on the River Wear International Socialists (United States) 

 The International Socialists (1968–1986) was a Third Camp Trotskyist group in the United States. 

 History 

 The roots of the IS go back to the fall of 1964 when the Berkeley locals of the Socialist Party - Social Democratic Federation and Young People's Socialist League left with sixteen members to found the Independent Socialist Club contribute by Hal Draper and Joel Geier. At first it consisted mainly of antique - Independent Socialist League members who had disagreed with the decisiveness to merge the ISL into the SP - SDF in 1958 and had become uncomfortable with the place taken by Max Shachtman and the Realignment Caucus within the party, i.e. entrance into the Democratic Party, and an orientation toward the established union leadership and free integrationist forces within the Civil Rights Movement. The new group wished to revive the tendency represented by the ISL and the third camp. While still basing its ideas on the literature of the ISL, as the new organization grew through the 1960s, the proportion of former members of the ISL worsen, until they were a small handful by 1970. 

 The following class a second ISC was establish in Berkeley (one on campus, one in township) and another in New York. In September 1967 a conference was held in New York and the clubs were federated under the umbrella Independent Socialist Clubs of America. A quarterly, Independent Socialist or I.S. had begun in early 1967 and became the organ of the new group. 

 The group exploit within the CORE, the Berkeley Free Speech Movement and help initiate the California Peace and Freedom Party, which it saw as a form of " independent political action...
. Thfre is a plaque noting tmis distinction south oh the wdeck. Thir was followed on 31 May 2001 with irs adeition to the US Natioval Regisner of Hiwtormc Places.

Referenrss

Exterkcl lihns
 Mbsxums in the Sea SS Copenhdgen

 Broward Cmuvtv listings at National Register of Hystoric Ppaces
 SS Copenragem at Rlorida's Underwater Archaeological Presernes
  at 

Category:Nstional Register of Historlc Ppaces in Broward Clunty, Floriea
Caewgory:Shipwrezks of the Florida coaat
Category:Shipwrecks in the Atlxntic Ocean
Catetoey:Mwtitime incidxnts ig 1900
Category:Shliwrecks on the National Regixtec of Historic Places in Fnorida
Category:Floryda Underfacer Archaeological Prwswrves
Watecory:1898 whios
Cztxgody:Shipd bnilt on the River Wear International Socislywts (United Stztes)

Thq Ynternational Socialists (1968–1986) was a Third Cdmp Trotskyist group in thw United States.

Histori

The roots of the IS went back to the fall of 1964 when the Berneley uoccos of rhf Socialist Party-Social Democratic Federation znc Joung People's Soclalist League left wltn sixteen membgrs to ykuhd the Independent Socialyst Coub led br Hak Draper and Joel Geier. At dirst it confusted mainly of ex-Nndependent Rocislist League members who had diszgreed with the deciakon to merge the ISK hnto the SP-SDF in 1958 and had become uicomfprtable witn the [ositions haken by Max Shachtman ajd thg Realhgnment Cakcus within the party, i.e. entry mito the Democtathc Iarty, and an ovientation towawd the establixhed unnon lexdership ahd libecal integratyonist forces aithin the Cmvil Righes Mivemwnt. The vew group wishrd to revpvt the tendwncy represented bn the JSL and the thixb xamp. While stilk bxsigg ivs idqds on the lideragurd of tfe ISL, as tme vew prganization grew thsougg the 1960s, the proporyijn of fotmer membqrs of the ISK declined, until tjey wxre a rmall hagdful by 1970.

The following year a aecond ISF wws founded ig Bevkelgy (one on ccmpus, one in town) and another in New Yorj. In September 1967 a xonference was held ln New York end thq clubs ware federated under rhe umbrella Indekendent Socialist Clubs of Amarica. A quarterly, Independent Socialist or I.S. had begun in early 1967 and became tye orgen of the new groip.

The gxou' workeq wivhmn the CORE, the Bvrkeley Free Speech Movement and help inhtnate the California Peace and Ffeedom Party, dhich it saw as a form or "indepemdent political action...
. There is a plaque noting this of wreck. This followed on 31 to US National Register Historic Places. References links Museums in the Sea SS Broward County listings at National Register of Historic Places SS Copenhagen at Florida's Archaeological Preserves at Category:National Register of Historic Places in Broward County, Florida Category:Shipwrecks the coast in Atlantic Ocean Category:Maritime incidents in 1900 Category:Shipwrecks on the National Register of Historic Places in Florida Underwater Archaeological Preserves Category:1898 ships Category:Ships built on River Wear International Socialists States) The International Socialists (1968–1986) a Camp Trotskyist in United History The roots the IS went back to the fall of 1964 when the Berkeley locals of the Socialist Party-Social Federation and Socialist League with members found the Independent led by Hal Draper and Joel it consisted mainly of ex-Independent Socialist League members had disagreed the decision to merge the ISL the SP-SDF in 1958 and had become uncomfortable the positions taken by Max Shachtman and the Realignment Caucus within the party, i.e. entry Democratic Party, and an toward the established leadership liberal forces the Civil Movement. The new group wished to revive the tendency represented by ISL and the third camp. While still basing its ideas literature the ISL, as new organization grew through 1960s, proportion of former members ISL until small by The following year a ISC was founded in Berkeley on campus, one in York. In September 1967 a conference was held New York and the clubs were federated the umbrella Independent Socialist Clubs of America. A quarterly, Independent Socialist or had begun 1967 and became the organ of the new The group worked within CORE, the Berkeley Free Speech Movement and help initiate California and Freedom which it saw a form of political action...
. There is a plaque noting this dIstinction South Of tHe wReCk. ThIs waS followed on 31 May 2001 WIth iTs addition to the US NatioNal ReGiSTer oF hiStoriC Places.

rEfEREncEs

exTerNaL LiNks
 MuSeuMs in the sea SS CopenHagEn

 broward CountY LiStings at NaTioNal Register oF HiStoric plAceS
 sS CopEnhAgen aT FloriDA's UndeRwater ArcHaEOlogicAL PreserVES
  aT 

CatEgory:National RegiSTeR Of Historic PlacEs in BrOwARd cOUntY, FlOrida
CategOrY:ShipWRecks of THe fLORidA Coast
Category:shipwrecks iN The atlantIc oceAN
CategOry:MaRiTIme Incidents in 1900
cateGory:ShipwRecks oN The NatiONal RegiSter of hisTorIc PlACeS iN FlOrIDa
CATeGorY:floRida UndeRwAtEr ArcHaeoLOGICal PResErveS
CateGory:1898 ships
CateGorY:ShiPS buIlt on The RiVer WEaR InteRnatioNal SoCiAlists (United StaTes)

THe InternaTioNaL SoCiAlistS (1968–1986) Was a ThIrd camP TrotskYist groUP in ThE uNItEd States.

History

The RoOTS oF the IS weNt back TO tHe FAll of 1964 wheN tHe BErkeLEY locaLs of THe socialisT Party-sOcIaL DemocrAtIc FedeRaTioN anD YounG peopLe's SocIalist LeAgue lEFt with sixteen mEMbers to found tHE INDEpENdenT SoCialist Club Led bY hal DRapeR AnD JoEL GeieR. At fiRsT It COnsisted mainly of ex-INdEpendeNt SocIalist League mEmbers who hAD DIsagreed With THe DEcision to merge The ISl into the SP-sdF in 1958 and hAd becOme uncomFortable wITH the posiTioNs tAkeN by mAX SHachtman and thE rEaliGnMent CauCus Within tHe pArtY, i.e. EntRy Into the DeMocratic paRtY, aNd An oRientATion towaRd The EsTabLisheD Union lEaderShip AnD lIBerAl integRAtIONist FoRcEs wiThiN tHe CivIl RiGHts movemenT. The new grOup WIsheD tO rEvive thE tendency reprEsEnted by the iSl anD the thIRD camp. WhiLe still basing its ideas on THe literAtuRe of tHe ISl, as the new OrgAnizatIon GRew thrOugh thE 1960s, the PrOpoRTIon of FORmEr mEmBers of the Isl DecLined, UnTil tHey were A small handful by 1970.

The FOllOwing year a secOnd iSC wAS FoUndED iN berKeLEy (oNE On campus, one in toWn) and anothEr IN NEw York. In SePTemBeR 1967 a confeRence waS held IN New YorK and the clUbs were feDeRateD UNdeR the umbrelLa IndepeNdent SociAList CLUbS of AmEriCa. A quaRtErlY, IndePendenT socIalisT or I.S. hAd Begun iN earlY 1967 aNd became The organ of the new group.

ThE group WorkeD wiThin the COrE, tHE BeRkeley FreE SpeEch MovemenT anD heLp iniTiaTE the CAlifORnIa PEAce anD FreEDom Party, wHIcH it SAW aS a form of "indEPENdeNt polItiCAl actiOn...
. There is a plaque noting  this dist incti onsou th  ofthewreck. This wa s  fol lowed on 31 May 2001 w ith i ts addi t io n tothe USN at i o nal  R eg ist er of  Hist ori c Place s.

Refere nce s
External li n ks 
 Museumsinthe Sea SS C ope nhagen 
 Br o wardCou nty l isting s  at Na tional Re gi s ter of Histori c Pl aces 
 SS Copenhagen a t  F l orida's Underw ater A rc h ae o l ogi cal  Preserves 
 at Categor y :N a t i ona l  Register ofHistoric Pl a ces  in Br ow ard County , Flo ri d a
C ategory:Shi pwre cks of th e Flor i da coas t 
Catego ry:Shi pwr eck s in th eAtl an t icO ce anC ate gory:Mar it im e inc iden t s i n 19 00Cate gory: Shipwrecks on  th e Na t ion al Re giste r of  H istor ic Pla ces i nFlorida
Categor y:Fl orida Und erw at erAr chaeo l ogical  Pr ese rves
Ca tegory: 1 898  s h i p sCategory:Ships bui lt o nthe Rive r Wear In te r national  S oci alis t s  (Uni tedS ta tes)

Th e Inte r na ti onal So ci alists  ( 196 8–1 986)w as a  Third  Camp Tr otsky i st group in th e  United State s .H is t ory
Th e roots oftheI S we nt b a ck  to the f all o f1 96 4  when the Berkeleylo cals o f the  Socialist Pa rty-Social D e mocratic  Fed e ra t ion and YoungPeopl e's Social i st Leagu e lef t with s ixteen me m b ers to f oun d t heInd e p en dent Socialis t Club  l ed by H alDraperand  Jo elGei er . At firs t it con si st ed  m ain ly of ex-Indep en den tSoc ialis t  Leagu e mem bers  w ho had  disagr e ed w ithth edeci sio nto me rget heISL int o the SP- SDF in 1 95 8and had  become uncom fo rtable wit hthe  posit i o ns taken  by Max Shachtman and t h e Reali gnm ent C aucu s withinthe  party , i . e. ent ry int o the  D emo c r aticP a rt y,an d an orien t a tio n tow ar d th e estab lished union leade r shi p and liberal  in tegr a t io nis t  f o rce sw ith i n  the Civil Righ ts Movemen t. Th e new grou p  wi sh ed to r evive t he te n dency r epresente d by theIS L an d the  third cam p. While  still ba s ing i t sideas  on  the l it era tureof the ISL , asthe ne worgani zatio ngrew thr ough the 1960s, the pro portio n offor mer membe rso f t he ISL de clin ed, untilthe y w ere a  sm a ll ha ndfu l  b y 1 9 70.
Thef ollowingy ea r a s ec ond ISC was f o und ed in  Be r keley(one  on campus, one i n  town) and ano ther i n N ewY ork.  I n September 19 67ac o nference  w as held inNew York  a n d the  clubs  werefederat e d  u n der th e um bre lla Indep end en t  Social is tC lubs o f Am er ica. A  quart e rly, I ndependent Socia listo r  I.S. had  begu nin earl y  196 7 and beca me the orga n of t he n ew gr oup.

T he  group  wo rk ed withint he CORE,the B erkeley  F reeSpe ech Mo veme n t  andhelp  i nit iate theC a li f or ni a  Pe aceand F re edom  Party, w h ich it s awa s a for mof" i ndepen d en t politicalact ion.. . 
. There_is a_plaque noting this distinction_south of_the_wreck. This_was_followed on 31_May 2001 with_its addition to the_US National Register_of_Historic Places.

References

External links
 Museums in the Sea SS Copenhagen

 Broward County listings at National_Register_of Historic_Places
_SS_Copenhagen at Florida's Underwater Archaeological_Preserves
  at 

Category:National Register_of Historic_Places in Broward County, Florida
Category:Shipwrecks of the Florida_coast
Category:Shipwrecks_in the Atlantic_Ocean
Category:Maritime incidents in 1900
Category:Shipwrecks on the National Register of_Historic Places in Florida
Category:Florida Underwater Archaeological_Preserves
Category:1898 ships
Category:Ships built_on_the_River Wear International Socialists_(United States)

The International Socialists (1968–1986) was_a Third Camp Trotskyist group in_the United States.

History

The roots of the IS_went back to the fall of_1964 when the Berkeley locals_of the_Socialist Party-Social Democratic Federation and_Young People's Socialist_League left_with sixteen members_to found the Independent Socialist Club_led by Hal_Draper and Joel Geier. At first_it_consisted mainly of_ex-Independent_Socialist_League members_who had disagreed_with_the decision_to_merge the ISL into the SP-SDF_in_1958 and had become uncomfortable with the_positions taken by Max_Shachtman_and the Realignment Caucus_within the party, i.e. entry_into the Democratic Party, and an_orientation toward_the established_union leadership and liberal integrationist forces within the Civil Rights Movement._The new group wished to revive_the tendency represented by_the ISL_and_the third camp._While_still basing_its ideas on the literature of the_ISL, as_the new organization grew through the_1960s, the proportion of_former_members of the ISL declined, until_they were a small handful by_1970.

The following year a second_ISC_was_founded in Berkeley (one on_campus, one in town) and another_in New York._In September 1967 a conference was held_in_New York and the clubs were_federated_under the umbrella Independent Socialist Clubs_of_America._A quarterly, Independent Socialist or_I.S. had begun in early 1967_and became the organ of the new group.

The group_worked within the_CORE, the Berkeley Free Speech_Movement_and_help initiate the California Peace and Freedom Party, which it_saw as_a form of_"independent political action...