Revolutionary Supermarket: A Five Year History of Self-Management in Sweden - Kurt Svensson
The following is my personal reflections over the first six years of the Stockholm's Anarchists space - the Revolutionary SuperMarket - more fondly known as RSM. In order to write the following article I have made use of, besides my somewhat hazy memory, material from Brand's archive, protocols from RSMs all-meetings and giro statements from RSMs account. This description is not complete and if I have forgotten something or someone it was not on purpose, only human...
From Black Flag #216 1999.
Letter: Kurt Svensson, SAC Sweden
Kurt Svensson writes to Black Flag magazine about an open letter in the previous issue on the relationship between the IWA and Swedish SAC.
Stockholm march in memory of Björn Söderberg, 2019
Sweden: Migrant factory workers win secure employment contracts after joining SAC
Class War in Social Democratic Sweden
Two activists with the SAC syndicalist union in Sweden write on the “Peace Obligation” proposal which would effectively outlaw strikes and workplaces actions outside of narrow conditions. The piece explains both the political context for the proposal – crafted jointly by employers and major unions and backed by the Social Democratic Party – as well as the the resistance led by a coalition of independent unions and activists.
Towards a General Strike from Below
Fascist arson attack on Stockholm sit-in
1905: Swedish workers threaten general strike against war with Norway
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