The Rebel Worker #4 (1965)

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An issue of The Rebel Worker with an international focus.

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The Rebel Worker (IWW)

Contents

IWW preamble
Internationalism
How to make friends and influence no-one - Craig T Beagle
Modern Capitalism and Revolution (synopsis) - Paul Cardan
Toward a renewal of libertarian researches - Rene Forain
Miraculous Noon - Rene Crevel
Perspective of the revolutionary movement of Japan: Zengakuren - Joji Onada and Torum Kurokawa
Inaugural Break: Declaration of the International Surrealist Movement
Song in time of drought - Benjamin Peret
Scots against the war - Ian Sutherland
Letters
News from Spain - Frank B Gould
What is what in the world of Labor? - Dust
Notes on the world revolution of youth - Franklin Rosemont
Berkeley was only the beginning (book review) - Penelope Rosemont
Everything must be made anew (book review) - F.R.
Malatesta (book review) - Bernard Marszalek

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