Class War
Class War Issue 73 - A Rose By Any Other Name?
A short article on the Left from Class War issue 73
Class War has never allied itself rigidly to any one tradition - we have always taken our ideas from everywhere. We are not concerned with what something calls itself but with what it is and what it does. So this paper is written for the revolutionary movement in general, for want of better words.
Class War issue 73 - An Open Letter to Revolutionaries
An open letter to the revolutionary movement from the final issue of Class War.
PISSING IN THE WIND
Class War Issue 73 - Introduction
Introduction to Class War number 73, the final issue of Class War explaining why the organisation decided to dissolve itself.
Welcome to Class War number 73. This is the last issue of Class War that will be produced by the existing Class War Federation. But before you rush off and top yourself in despair, let us explain why this is, and give you an idea of how we see the future. We have always said that Class War is different from all the other political outfits in Britain.
Death of a Paper Tiger - Reflections on Class War
Class War's attempt to break out of the anarchist ghetto, which had been dominated by eccentrics and liberal pacifists, has had a profound impact on many anarchists and revolutionaries. In this issue's Intakes we have a piece written in response to the disbanding of Class War which looks at the fundamental problems of Class War's populist approach.
Death of a Paper Tiger... Reflections on Class War
