The anarchists who liberated Paris, and why they did it - Robert P Helms
Submitted by Kate Sharpley on May 1 2015 09:30
A short account of General Leclerc's 9th Company, better known as La Nueve, who were the first allied soldiers to link with the resistance in the liberation of Paris.
Death to the brutes
Following is a complete translation of the anarchist poster
titled "Death to The Brutes." One hundred fifty copies were
printed in August, 1943; it was signed International
Revolutionary Syndicalist Federation (F.I.S.R.).
The Stan Iverson Memorial Library & Anarchist Archives
To All Intellectual And Manual Workers
The following is a complete translation of a text written in
Marseille in 1943 by Jean Sauliere (alias Andre Arru), Voline
and other comrades. Between 3,000 and 5,000 copies were printed
in Toulouse. It was signed International Revolutionary
Syndicalist Federation (F.I.S.R. was the French acronym).
Translations and Summaries by Charlatan Stew
Seattle, U.S.A., 1995
Taken from: http://recollectionbooks.com/siml/library/index.html
Czakon, Paul (1896-1952) aka Max aka Maximo Mas
Submitted by Battlescarred on Jul 18 2008 12:47
A short biography of Paul Czakon, anarchist active in Upper Silesia who fought in Spain.
1914-1946: Third Camp Internationalists in France during World War II
Submitted by Mike Harman on Jul 22 2007 14:44
Echanges et Mouvement describe the activities of internationalist groups during World War II.
Casildo Arteaga , Pantaleon, 1912-2006
Submitted by Steven. on Feb 19 2007 12:40
A short biography of anarchist, Spanish Civil War and French Resistance fighter Pantaleon Casildo Arteaga.
Casanova, Antonio, 1898-1966
Submitted by Steven. on Nov 13 2006 16:48
A short biography of anarchist and baker Antonio Casanova, who fought in the Spanish Civil War and French Resistance before returning to Argentina.
1940-1945: The Zazous
Submitted by libcom on Oct 1 2006 13:33
An account of the French anti-Nazi cultural youth movement who opposed the Vichy regime in occupied France. Influenced by jazz and swing they met in basement clubs and scuffled with fascists on the streets.
1939-1945: Spanish Resistance in France
Submitted by Steven. on Sep 17 2006 23:27
An account of the activity of Spanish anarchist and anti-fascist exiles in the Resistance in Nazi-occupied France. Tens of thousands were forced to flee Spain following fascist victory in the Civil War.
1943-1944: The CNT and the liberation of Paris
Submitted by Steven. on Sep 12 2006 11:18
Information about the role that members of the Spanish anarchist trade union the CNT played in the liberation of Paris from Nazi occupation.
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