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The American Socialist Union was recognised in 1954 as the sympathising organisation in the United States of the International Secretariat of the Fourth International. Its best-known members were Bert Cochran, Harry Braverman and Paul N. Siegel. It dissolved in 1959.

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	The '''American Socialist Union''' was recognised in [[1954]] as the sympathising organisation in the [[United States]] of the [[International Secretariat of the Fourth International]]. Its best-known members were [[Bert Cochran]], [[Harry Braverman]] and [[Paul N. Siegel]]. It dissolved in [[1959]].		The '''American Socialist Union''' was recognised in [[1954]] as the sympathising organisation in the [[United States]] of the [[International Secretariat of the Fourth International]]. Its best-known members were [[Bert Cochran]], [[Harry Braverman]] and [[Paul N. Siegel]]. It dissolved in [[1959]].