Freedom
Regular London-based anarchist newspaper, co-founded in 1886 by Peter Kropotkin and published regularly since 1936.
Guy Debord obituary
An obituary of Guy Debord written immediately after his death in 1994. The article in Freedom newspaper was headlined "The author of Society of the Spectacle has killed himself".
Communism and Anarchy - Peter Kropotkin
Published in Freedom, July and August 1901.
[b]Communism and Anarchy[/b]
[b]by Peter Kropotkin[/b]
Freedom: July (p30)/August (p38) 1901
Mainwaring, Sam biography
A brief biography of Welsh engineer and anarchist orator Sam Mainwaring.
A more detailed biography of Sam Mainwaring is in our history section here.
The Anarchist movement, numerically always a small movement in this country, has been rich, in fact unique, in exceptional personalities.
Berneri, Marie Louise, 1918-1949
Marie Louise Berneri was a leading member of the Freedom Group during the Spanish Civil War, the Second World War, and until her early death.
Marie Louise Berneri
Born 1 March 1918, Arezzo, Italy, died 13 April 1949, London.
Meltzer, Albert, 1920-1996
A short biography of British anarcho-syndicalist print worker Albert Meltzer, who was active providing support to the Spanish Resistance.
Obituaries of Albert Meltzer described him as a 'torchbearer of international anarchism.' What makes an anarchist torchbearer?
Obituary for Dan Chatterton, 1820-1895
Obituary for British anarchist Dan Chatterton, who died in 1895
Leaving out those great ones who have cut their niches in history, (the history of this country is rich in fore-runners of Anarchism) such as Godwin Shelley, and Owen, I propose to place on record some of the lesser known pioneers of the Anarchist movement. Of those of a proletarian origin, Dan Chatterton stands out as one who attracted most attention.
