Document by the Ruhr Red Army that lays out the principles that it's soldiers must adhere to in course of the fight against the Reichswehr. The full name of individual commanders are Karl Wohlgemuth, Felix Gräf and Gottfried Karusseit.

Document published by the Ruhr Red Army calling for a general strike after the ultimatum by the Reichswehr General Oskar von Watter.

One of the many documents published by the Ruhr Red Army in the aftermath of the Bielefeld Resolution. This one in particular calls to confront the individuals (left-wing leaders of the SPD-USPD-KPD triumvirate who adhered to the Bielefeld Agreement) who were disarming the workers.

One of the many documents published by the Ruhr Red Army in the aftermath of the Bielefeld Resolution. Interestingly this documents mentions the criteria for the workers that wanted to enlist.

Short article by the L' Ouvrier Communiste that critiques Trade Unionism and the idea of conquest of…

On the flag of "St George", or symbol of life over death

The following is a commentary by George Orwell on the intellectual backing for dictatorship and oppression. It is in reaction to the 1945 publication of Arthur Koestler's book The Yogi and the Cossack, which is a collection of essays.

Extracts from the People's Will program prepared for its working-class members, written sometime in…

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By the Italian Councilist "Organizzazione Consiliare", this text was a letter intended to bring together like-minded groups and individuals on a…

One of the many documents published by the Ruhr Red Army after the Bielefeld Resolution. This is a notification issued by Kruschwitz, the Director of Medical Services of the Red Army, in Marl on March 28, 1920, announcing the arming of the workers in the face of the upcoming attack from the SPD.

Declaration by the Ruhr Red Army about their motive to continue the fight in contrast to the Bielefeld Resolution, the Bolshevik KPD's loyal opposition to the Ebert Government and and the Anarcho-Syndicalist FAUD's "wait-and-see" policy. This resolve to continue the fight was due to the Council Communist commanders of the Ruhr Red Army like August Müller, Hans Ficks, Hermann Weidtkampf, Otto Bovensiepen, Oskar…