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Liverpool Anarchist #22

"A new world from the old" with a picture of some builders creating an anarchy symbol

Contains articles about class struggle, environmentalism, radical history and anarchist communism.

Submitted by Mair Waring on May 19, 2022

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Liverpool Anarchist Issue 22.pdf (2.15 MB)

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  • anti-war

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