A analysis of the revolutionary movements in Europe at the end of World War I, their contradictions and limitations.
First published in France in 1976, as 'La Gauche Communiste en Allemagne (1918-1921)'. English translation by M. DeSocio published in 2006. Taken from the Collective Action Notes website.
A reportback of a IWW picket in Minneapolis of Chicago-Lake Liquors, which fired 5 organizers in April 2013. More information can be found...
First published in 1920, this essay traces the history of international women's day and its importance to working class struggle with particular focus on the 1917 Russian Revolution.
This article from August 10th, 2012 is an important rebuttal to accounts of the Longview struggle proffered by union bureaucrats and their champions. Jack Heyman is a retired Oakland...
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Hey, I went to the trouble of converting this to a bunch of pdfs, one for each chapter, for reading on my ereader. Wondering if this would be of use to anyone or if an admin would like these shared or used as attachments to this article?
it would certainly be of a use to me!
that's awesome.
Yeah, attach them for sure! Just edit the article and someone will approve it soon enough.