Anarchy #02 1971

Second issue from the Second Series of Anarchy, published in March 1971 and focusses on the Kronstadt Revolt, Russian Anarchism and the Bolsheviks.

Contents

Why I Am An Anarchist - N Petrov
Kronstadt: An Introduction - Paul Avrich
The Anti-Climax: Concluding chapter from The Bolshevik Myth - Alexander Berkman
The Kronstadt Revolt: Introducton from the 1942 edition
The Kronstadt Revolt - Anton Ciliga
Kronstadt notes at random - Peter Newell
Review of Paul Avrich's book Kronstadt 1921 - Nicolas Walter
The Revolutionary Moment: Observations on Anarchy #116 - Andrew Ritchie
Triumph of the Spirit? Review of the film Fidel - Peter Neville
Aspects of Anarchy 2: Emma Goldman - Terry M Perlin
Memoirs of an Ancient Activist - Paul Goodman
Manifesto from Sexpol - Wilhelm Reich

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