Direct Action #76 (October 1991)

"would you trust your health to an accountant?"

An issue of this anarcho-syndicalist newspaper, including: Syndicalism revisited, review of Class War international conference, OILC - Offshore Oil workers union set up, NHS privatisation/marketisation, international news, IWW industrial networks, the union - not the party, etc.

PDF courtesy of Sparrows Nest Archive, Nottingham.

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