Anarchy #05 1971

Fifth Issue of Anarchy Magazines second series, the cover issue is on Anarchism in Japan, in two parts.

Contents

Anarchism in Japan. Part One: The pre-war movement - Boris Badinoff and Hiroshi Ozeki
Marinus van der Lubbe: Vindicating a Vilified Revolutionary - Marcus Graham
The Paris Commune and the Idea of the State - Michael (sic) Bakunin
Review of Organisation of Revolutionary Anarchists' Towards a History and Critique of the Anarchist Movement in Recent Times - Peter Neville
Review of Robert Hoffman's Anarchism- Terry Perlin
Anarchism in Japan. Part Two: The post-war movement - Boris Badinoff and Hiroshi Ozeki
Angry Brigade

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