One of many documents published by the Ruhr Red Army, which was largely led by Council Communists, in which it refutes claims of committing atrocities, accuses the Reichswehr of inhumane treatment of prisoners, and calls for public support in their revolutionary struggle against oppressive forces in the Ruhr region. This and all the upcoming documents are available in Gabriel Kuhn's "All Power to the Councils!".

Published under the subtitle of "A Critique of Eclipse and Re-emergence of the Communist Movement authored by Barrot and Martin" in 1974, this…

Including: Labour Party and Russia, news from South East Europe, Sylvia Pankhurst on the clampdown…

By the L' Ouvrier Communiste, this text sketches out their views on the State and the Dictatorship…

Including: Clara Zetkin on Rosa Luxemburg, Workers Committee conference in East London, politics of…

Very short article by the Hamburg AAUE about the demagogic practice of the Trade Unions. Originally published in "Die Neue Area, Vol. 2 (1924), 1…

By the French Council Communist journal "Pour le Pouvoir International des Conseils Ouvriers" [PPICO], this text takes a shot at the "autonomism"…

The following ramble is how the ex- King Mob building collective slowly but surely…

Including: white guard terror in Hungary, racist "pass laws" in South Africa, Zionviev on industrial…

An article by Bordiga originally published in "Il Comunista", Organ of the Communist Fraction of the PSI, then, Organ of the Communist Party of Italy, Year I, No. 35, 5th June 1921. Taken…

This guide, written in the 1930’s, may still prove useful for teaching Marxian economics. In order to make the guide accessible, many changes have been made. Firstly, assigned page numbers are now accompanied by section references. This ensures that any student can read along, regardless of edition or language. All quotes have been updated to the Reitter edition of Capital. Many grammatical errors have been amended…

Including: corruption in Hungary, a letter from Lenin, the allies and Ukraine, formation on the…