Anarchism Exposed! - The Red Menace

Anarchism Exposed cover - showing black and white drawing of a male figure in a witches hat exposing themselves with a circle A on their belly, limp dick and fizzing bomb nearby

A provocative critique of anarchism from the mid-1980s, focussing on anarcho-syndicalism, individualism and Class War.

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The Red Menace (UK)

PDf courtesy of Sparrows Nest Archive, Nottingham.

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anarchism-exposed-red-menace.pdf (9.96 MB)

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