The woman in present society
A anarcha-feminist call to arms to working class women, published in Italian in Argentina in January 1896.
Woman's Voice
English translations of the Argentinian anarchist communist feminist publication La Voz de la Mujer (Woman's Voice) from 1896-7.
Lenin orders the massacre of sex workers, 1918
Lenin's letter to G. F. Fyodorov ordering "mass terror, shoot and deport the hundreds of prostitutes who are making drunkards of the soldiers, former officers and the like." in Nizhni, where the Czech white forces were amassing. Kaganovich implemented the terror although while there is some evidence of a sex industry operating in Nizhni (see comments) actual executions during the terror are estimated to be in the low hundreds and predominately men.
Kate Mullany and the Collar Laundry Union
Submitted by Working Class H... on Feb 1 2018 22:32
A history of the Collar Laundry Union – the first female union in the United States – set up by Kate Mullany, Esther Keegan and others in Troy, New York in 1864.
Basevich, Aida Issakhorovna (1905-1995)
Submitted by Battlescarred on Dec 20 2017 17:52
A short biography of the Russian anarchist Aida Basevich
Berenguer, Sara (1919-2010)
Submitted by Battlescarred on Dec 8 2017 16:17
A short biography of Sara Berenguer, Spanish anarchist
Female combatants in the Spanish civil war: milicianas on the front lines and in the rearguard
Submitted by Steven. on Nov 24 2017 16:37
An overview of women fighters in the anti-fascist militias during the Spanish civil war 1936-7, written by Lisa Lines in 2009.
Morris, Olive Elaine 1952-1979
Submitted by Jacques Roux on Nov 22 2017 12:23
A short biography of south London based anti-racist community organiser Olive Morris who worked tirelessly as a feminist, black and squatting activist throughout the late 60s and 70s.
Feminists attacked by CGT union goons during Paris demonstration
Submitted by jef costello on Sep 18 2017 10:21
Communiqué following the violent attack on five women by the CGT Service d’Ordre at the demonstration on the 12th of September.
The Woman Rebel
A "monthly paper of militant thought" published by Margaret Sanger in 1914 which dealt with issues of women's rights, birth control, and militant labor. It published a total of 8 issues.
