Stuart Christie
Class struggle anarchist from Glasgow and close friend of Albert Meltzer who at 18 was convicted for his involvement in an assassination attempt on General Franco.
The great class struggle video library project
Christiebooks have announced that they are set to close their class-struggle films section on December 17th unless they find an alternative host - or a £26,000 donation. As a purely hypothetical exercise, could a free alternative be found for their 760 titles?
It has to be one of the best-kept secrets in class struggle anarchism (and we aren't exactly high-profile to start with).
We the Anarchists! (Review)
A review by Black Flag of Stuart Christie's book on the Spanish FAI - Iberian Anarchist Federation from the time of the Spanish Civil War.
The Wee Man is Dead: An obituary of Robert Lynn
The Wee Man is Dead!
Robert Lynn has snuffed it. In the heart of Glasgow - the Calton - hundreds of people are genuinely mourning the loss of one of its best loved sons.
Obituary: Goliardo Fiaschi, 1930-2000 - Stuart Christie
Obituary of Italian anarchist Goliardo Fiaschi by Stuart Christie from the Guardian newspaper.
By Stuart Christie
From the Guardian, Wednesday August 16, 2000
- Goliardo's biography by Antonio Tellez on libcom.org/history
1964: Stuart Christie's account of his actions in a Franco assassination attempt
An extract of Stuart Christie's book Granny Made Me An Anarchist which describes his involvement in an attempt to assassinate Spanish dictator General Franco. He describes his experiences from picking up the plastic explosive in France to his arrest by Franco's police in Spain. This extract first appeared in The Guardian newspaper on Monday August 23, 2004
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Christie and Ward: three anarchist book reviews - The Guardian
Reviews by Peter Marshall of Anarchism: A Very Short Introduction and Talking Anarchy by Colin Ward and Granny Made Me an Anarchist by Stuart Christie, from The Guardian, Saturday April 9, 2005
The Christie Carballo Committee and the Rewriting of History
The Christie Carballo Committee and the Rewriting of History



