New Trends Vol. 1, No. 5-6 (February-March 1946)

The Vol. 1, No. 5-6 (February-March 1946) issue of New Trends, an anarchist publication produced out of New York City from September 1945 until August 1946.

Submitted by Juan Conatz on July 27, 2016

Contents include:

-New tactics for labor by Sidney Morrison (a.k.a. Sidney Solomon)

C.N.T. at home and in exile

-A slight change which requires an explanation

-Full steam ahead to World War III

-President Truman in conflict with "people's representatives"

-Military implications?

-French official labor against strikers

-Where are the mature?

-Death stalks the coal fields

-Shadows in "free" Russia by Joseph Harap

-The political problems of Spain

-In favor of collaboration (Reprinted from Solidaridad Obrera, Mexico City, December 8, 1945)

-Unite for the defense of Spain (Reprinted from Solidaridad Obrera, Mexico City, November 24, 1945)

-Youth and the terror (Reprinted from Solidaridad Obrera, Mexico City, December 8, 1945)

-An inescapable dilemma by Jose Viadiu

-Opposed to collaboration (reprinted from Cultura Obrera, New York)

-Spain-in-exile: its background by Gabriel Javsicas

-Accident or murder? by John Nicholas Beffel

-Ivory tower or market place? by J.S. White (a.k.a. Jack Schlesinger)

-Anarcho-syndicalism moves forward in France

-Tresca 'clues' on page 1 by Eric Duane

-Comments on contemporaries

This issue scanned for libcom.org by New York/New Jersey Workers Solidarity Alliance archives.

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