British intervention in Asia
Submitted by wojtek on Nov 10 2012 13:17
A Freedom article dated December, 1945 denouncing British intervention in Indonesia and Indo-China on behalf of Dutch and French colonialism and calling for solidarity and internationalism among workers. Reprinted in Neither East nor West: Selected Writings 1939-1948.
Labour law and order
Submitted by wojtek on Nov 2 2012 23:56
An article by Preston Clements for Freedom on the repeal of the Trades Dispute Act in 1946 and the reactionary nature of both the Labour Party and T.U.C.
Dryhurst, Nannie Florence, 1856-1930
Submitted by Battlescarred on Oct 24 2012 13:49
A short biography of anarchist Nannie Dryhurst, active in the Freedom group.
The Falklands farce
Submitted by wojtek on Oct 19 2012 15:15
A number of Freedom articles published in the lead up to and during the Falklands War. Taken from The State Is Your Enemy: Selections From Freedom 1965-86.
There is blood on your hands Mr. Lawson!
Submitted by wojtek on Oct 18 2012 15:47
A Freedom article on Agustin Soler's suicide on 11th July, 1945, and the then Labour government's policy of interning anti-fascists.
Freedom of your information
Submitted by working class s... on Oct 15 2012 21:50
If you are in any doubt as to the extent of the state’s control freakery and paranoia, then you need not be any longer.
It's not just the tuition fees....
Submitted by working class s... on Oct 13 2012 09:29
A brief look at privatisation and outsourcing in higher education.
Anarchy in action - Colin Ward
Colin Ward on how people organise themselves in human societies, and how this demonstrates the viability of anarchist ideas.
Mr. Benn's wage slavery
Submitted by wojtek on Sep 24 2012 16:10
A Freedom artice dated 7th December 1974 criticising Tony Benn's support for workers' co-operatives. Taken from The State Is Your Enemy: Selections From Freedom 1965-86.
Neither nationalisation nor privatisation 1945-1950: An anarchist approach
Submitted by wojtek on Sep 8 2012 09:56
This volume is one of a set which celebrates the Freedom Press Centenary by reprinting articles from anarchist journals published by the press between October 1886 and October 1986. Neither Nationalisation Nor Privatisation demonstrates the anarchist stand against the postwar Labour Policies of industrial politicking by articles from Freedom 1945 - 1950. The ironies of popular capitalism that are now proceeding should make this illumination of the onset of the state monopolies a sparkling read for today.
