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Against the Current: Spain's revolution and tragedy
The new issue of Against the Current has an excellent special section on the Spanish revolution, with peices by Alan Wald, Wilebaldo Solano and others. Contents and abstracts below the fold. Spain… more →
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Against the Current: Spain's revolution and tragedy
antigerman wrote 1 day ago: The new issue of Against the Current has an excellent special section on the Spanish revolution, wit … more →
Roma Marquez Santo
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antigerman wrote 3 months ago: I’m not sure whether or not I’ve linked already to this short interview with Roma Marque … more →
From the archive of struggle, no.28
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antigerman wrote 3 months ago: Acknowledgments, as always, to Comrade E. Mostly English above the fold, other languages below. Brow … more →
Notes on Religion and Socialism
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redcontinent wrote 5 months ago: by Rick Gunderman State oppression of religion is one of the more frequent arguments against sociali … more →
Durruti in the Spanish Revolution by Abel Paz, translated by Chuck Morse, afterword by José Luis Gutierréz Molina [Review]
conatz wrote 5 months ago: Buenaventura Durruti is the most famous Spanish anarchist militant. ‘Durruti had lived a good deal o … more →
The Man Who Invented Himself
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Michael Turpin wrote 5 months ago: The Man Who Invented Himself ” I would say a war correspondent gets more drinks, more girls, b … more →
A Spanish Spectre
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Rustbelt Radical wrote 6 months ago: The memory of Stalinism in the collective mind is often focused on the gray tower bloc and the gulag … more →
Archive special
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antigerman wrote 6 months ago: From the archive of struggle, no.19. Non-anoraks, skip this post, and go to this one, on Obama … more →
Abel Paz
antigerman wrote 8 months ago: Coatesy: A Great of the Workers’ Movement: Abel Paz (1921 – 2009). Abel Paz, pen name of Diego … more →
"We, the Anarchists! A Study of the Iberian Anarchist Federation (FAI) 1927-1937" by Stuart Christie
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rethinkinganarchism wrote 8 months ago: I just finished Stuart Christie’s (yes, the guy who tried to assassinate Franco) study of the … more →
Camillo Berneri
blackeyepress wrote 9 months ago: Biography Born 1897, Camillo Berneri spent his childhood at Reggio Emilia and was active in a Social … more →
Diego Abad de Santillan (1897-1983)
blackeyepress wrote 9 months ago: Biography Diego Abad de Santillan — pseudonym of Sinesio García Hernández. Born in Reyero, Spa … more →
Federica Montseny (1905-1994)
blackeyepress wrote 10 months ago: Biography Federica Montseny was born in Madrid, Spain, on 12th February, 1905. Her parents were the … more →
The Spanish Revolution, intro by Russell Blackwell
blackeyepress wrote 10 months ago: Introduction by Russell Blackwell to the Greenwood reprint of The Spanish Revolution Volumes 1-2, 19 … more →
Subversive Historian - 01/26/09
Gabriel San Blogman wrote 11 months ago: Ruta Exactly seventy years ago on this day in people’s history, the leftist libertarian youth paper, … more →
on slogans, taglines, enthymemes, and figures of brevity in general
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casuist wrote 11 months ago: “Recently, a task force of top execs at a large technology company was brainstorming about a n … more →
Alexander Schapiro - Open Letter to the CNT
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Robert Graham wrote 1 year ago: In June 1937, following the May Events in Spain, when anarchists battled Communist and Republican fo … more →
Today in 1936
antigerman wrote 1 year ago: From Molly’s Blog THE SPANISH REVOLUTION BEGINS: It was not a dark and stormy night, but the a … more →
Comrade Peasant Listen!
Robert Graham wrote 1 year ago: This is a translation of a CNT-FAI pamphlet approved at the December 6, 1936 Regional Plenum of the … more →
