Libertarian Workers Group Leaflets

Miscellaneous early LWG leaflets

This posting includes the following leaflets:

1. On the closing of the yiddish language anarchist newspaper "Di Fraye Arbeter Shtime". Distributed at the opening showing of the movie "The Free Voice of Labor - The Jewish Anarchists"

2. Sacco-Vanzetti memorial leaflet

3. "Poland: A Major Victory, But the Struggle Continues"

4. LWG written: "The Anarchist Local of SHAD's Statement"

5. International Women's Day: "No Masters, No Mistresses!"

6. "No More Viet Nams" (against the war in El Salvador)

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The Foreign Legion of the revolution: German anarcho-syndicalist and volunteers in anarchist militias during the Spanish civil war - Dieter Nelles

Interesting article focusing on the activity of exiled German anarcho-syndicalists…

Revolutionary syndicalist internationalism, 1913-1923: the origins of the International Working Men’s Association - Wayne Thorpe

A highly detailed 1979 PhD thesis about the origins of the anarcho-syndicalist…

What makes a revolutionary union revolutionary?

A discussion document (2/2) I wrote a few months back, which may be of interest in light of the 'Direct Unionism' debate.

Buffy the anarcho-syndicalist: Capitalism bites

An excellent detourned comic from 2004 about Buffy, the anarcho-syndicalist vampire-slayer.

Political leadership or ideological orientation of the workers movement

This is a translation of a piece by Emilio Lopez Arango on the issue of the orientation and leadership of the unions. Lopez Arango explores the roles of revolutionaries, and at the center of his argument is how the process of struggling, and all the elements created therein, should drive our political perspective.

Report of the Libertarian Workers Group to the 1979 IWA Paris Congress

A report of the Libertarian Workers Group to the IWA Paris Congress in 1979