Auschwitz or the great alibi: What we deny and what we affirm Martin Axelrad's reply to criticisms of his essay "Auschwitz or the Great Alibi". Extract from Prolétaire No. 437, July-August-Sept. 1996.
Iran: Bread. Jobs. Freedom. We are publishing this dispatch direct from an activist in Iran, trying to make some sense of the current wave of protests. The situation is…
Libertarian Socialism: Politics in Black and Red The history of the left is usually told as one of factionalism and division. This collection of essays casts new light to show how the boundaries…
After the Death of Stalin: The First Revolt- The Plovdiv Tobacco Workers’ Strike, May 1953 A short history of the first revolt of East European workers after the death of…
A Historical Background to The Bulgarian Anarchist Movement A short summary of the history of the Bulgarian anarchist movement
Reflections on the Growing Anti-Regime Protests in Iran - Frieda Afary Frieda Afary of the Alliance of Syrian and Iranian Socialists on the ongoing protests in Iran,…
Bowie’s Bow: 6 Ways David Bowie Is Connected to the Spanish Civil War Exploring hidden connections between David Bowie and the Spanish Civil War, via George Orwell, John…
Introducing the Audible Anarchist An introduction to a newish platform for producing anarchist texts in audio format.
Pakistan: Teachers and Farmers Protests Brutally Crushed in Sindh A report on the crack down on teachers and farmers protests currently taking place in the Pakistani…
Letters: Anti-Political Communist Journal Letters is a minor publication of an obscure school of thinking oriented towards a political and social milieu that is, like the Megarians of old…
Eduard Fuchs: Collector and Historian - Walter Benjamin Benjamin's 1937 article on the Marxist scholar and art collector Eduard Fuchs (1870–1940), hailed as…
The experimental anarchist colonies - Errico Malatesta Malatesta criticism of Anarchist Colonies as prove of the feasibility of anarchism
