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Refugees in Bulgaria.

Solidarity doesn’t end at borders

Fear and hatred towards refugees should be turned towards those who put them in their situation.

L’état : une introduction

Une petite introduction à ce que nous voulons dire quand nous parlons de l’état et quel rapport nous pensons que nous, en tant que travailleurs,…
Sabate cover illustration by Clifford Harper

Sabate: guerrilla extraordinary - Antonio Tellez

Fantastic and detailed biography of legendary anti-Franco guerrilla, Francisco Sabate Llopart. Written by Antonio Tellez and translated by Stuart…
Logo of the Federation of anarchists in Bulgaria

Bulgarian Anarchists About The Refugees

This text was published in the newspaper of Federation of anarchists in Bulgaria. We believe the people from the eastern parts of Europe have a…

Struggles for autonomy in Kurdistan - Corporate Watch

A book from Corporate Watch on Kurdish struggles and corporate complicity in the repression of…
Mat Kavanagh's notes on freethought

Mat Kavanagh and the History of Anarchism

Thoughts on Mat Kavanagh's writing, what he's trying to do with it and what it means for anarchist history

Russian anarcho-syndicalists commemorate the Spanish revolution

A group of activists of the Russian section of the International Workers' Association (IWA-AIT)…
Anarchist rally in La Paz, 1930.

The making of an interethnic coalition: urban and rural anarchists in La Paz, Bolivia, 1946–1947

Kevin A. Young's account of the interethnic alliance between urban anarchists and…

A.A.U.-E.: organização unitária contra a divisão entre luta política e econômica - Diego Negri

Breve introdução sobre a história da A.A.U.-E. (União Geral dos Trabalhadores –…

A revolução não é tarefa de partido - Otto Ruhle

Texto histórico publicado em 1920 que apresenta as posições antiparlamentaristas e anti-sindicais dos comunistas de esquerda da Alemanha …

The Most Important Thing: Two speaking tours and the Syrian Revolution

“The most important thing,” my friend said on our way home, “is to destroy the state. The Syrian revolution went very far and a big reason for this is that we were able to completely destroy the state in many areas. Even if we can’t prevent the counter revolution, destroying the state makes whatever comes after much weaker.”

From Greenford with love: an interview with the Angry Workers of West London's warehouses

libcom.org catches up with the excellent Angry Workers of the World to discuss…
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