The Russian anarchist movement during the First World War
Submitted by Steven. on May 27 2017 10:58
A detailed history of anarchists in Russia during World War I, written by D.I. Rublyov and translated by Malcolm Archibald.
Interactive map of workers’ councils (1917-1927)
Submitted by Dyjbas on Apr 17 2017 14:58
The 1917 revolution in Russia, and the comeback of workers’ councils, signalled the start of a revolutionary wave that spread across the world over the next ten years. The map below is an attempt at charting the spread of the council movement in the 1917-1927 period. Work in progress!
Strike Against War: Helen Keller
Speech at Carnegie Hall, New York City, January 5, 1916, under the auspices of the Women's Peace Party and the Labor Forum
The Bordigist Current (1912-1952): Italy, France, Belgium, USA - Philippe Bourrinet
Submitted by Craftwork on Oct 8 2016 12:48
Updated, substantially-expanded, 2013 Philippe Bourrinet text on the history of the Italian Communist Left.
The Bolshevik Party in Conflict: the Left Communist Opposition of 1918 - Ronald I. Kowalski
Submitted by Craftwork on Aug 29 2016 16:34
1991 book examining the part played by the left communists following the Russian revolution, and their positions on a number of key issues.
The Left Communists' Theses on the Current Situation (Russia, 1918)
Submitted by Red Marriott on Aug 28 2016 21:57
Published by the academic journal Critique, Glasgow, in 1977, this text has long been unavailable in print and apparently never before freely available online. A very important document of the Russian Revolution, showing the divisions within the Bolshevik Party in their early days in power.
The Bisbee deportation of 1917 - Sheila Bonnand
Submitted by Steven. on Aug 1 2016 19:48
An overview of the Bisbee deportation, when over 1000 strikers in the revolutionary Industrial Workers of the World union were illegally transported by armed vigilantes to New Mexico.
Volume 9 Issue 9
Mother Earth Vol. IX. No. 9 (November, 1914). 273–280.
March 1918 Vol 1 No 6
VOL.I. MARCH, 1918, NEW YORK NO.6.
February 1918 Vol 1 No 5
VOL 1. FEBRUARY, 1918, NEW YORK NO. 5.
