Gus Abraham
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Gus Abraham is the veteran polemicist and author of mixed Highland and Jewish background. His father an exile from post-war Germany and his mother was an 'inker' (print industry setter) in Paisley, of highland extraction.
Abraham set up the short-lived 'Happiness Factory' in Glasgow in 1976 where he worked briefly with RD Laing and Peter Jacobson. He was a key figure in the underground movement for self-determination in Scotland, Ireland and the Basque country between 1978 and 1986 but - according to friends and family disappeared completely from contact between late 1986 and 1999.
He is now the editor of the 1820 website.
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