The Great Treason Incident - Anarchism in Japan
Submitted by Reddebrek on Aug 16 2018 23:34
A podcast episode on the Great Treason Incident and the early Anarchist movement in Japan.
Socialism from Below: A History of Anarchism
A short history of Anarchism both as a philosophy and as a movement, written during World War II.
The Home Saving Bank robbery, 1915
Submitted by Steven. on Jul 23 2017 18:37
A short history of the robbery of a branch of the Home Saving Bank in Los Angeles in 1915 and its aftermath, by the Black Rose Anarchist Federation.
Health is in you! tumblr
Submitted by Steven. on Jul 10 2017 11:51
Archived PDF version of the Health Is in You! blog, containing large amounts of information and photographs of anarchist propaganda of the deed actions.
Yakimova, Anna, 1856-1942
Submitted by Steven. on Jun 24 2017 10:06
A short biography of Russian revolutionary Anna Yakimova, a.k.a. Anna Vasilevna Yakimova-Dikovsky.
Reflections on the way to the gallows
Submitted by Steven. on May 10 2017 10:02
A short prison diary kept by Japanese anarchist feminist Kanno Sugako, prior to her execution on 25 January 1911 for her part in a plot to assassinate the Emperor. She was the only woman to ever be hanged for treason in Japan.
A half-blind communist with a sharp eye for the future. Marinus van der Lubbe (1909-1934) and his Reichstag Fire
Submitted by Steven. on Feb 27 2017 14:56
Interesting history of Marinus van der Lubbe, the young communist building worker who burned down the Reichstag, and was falsely denounced as a Nazi agent by the Communist Party, by Joep de Visser.
Carnival of the Oppressed, The Angry Brigade and the Gay Liberation Front
An article investigating the relationship between Gay Liberationist groups and the British New Left.
The two anarchisms - legalism and illegalism in the libertarian movement in late nineteenth century Spain - Miguel Amorós
Submitted by Alias Recluse on Dec 29 2014 01:38
A review of the vicissitudes of Spanish anarchism between 1873 and 1897, with special emphasis on the anti-organizational, terrorist (“propaganda of the deed”), and individualist currents within the libertarian movement, and their disastrous consequences for the development of anarchism in Spain.
The great anger: Ultra-revolutionary writing in France from the atheist priest to the Bonnot Gang
In this unique volume, Mitchell Abidor presents the key writings of a series of revolutionaries from the late 17th-early 18th century priest Jean Meslier and the Enlightenment radical Baron d’Holbach...
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