Libcom library archiving to do list

Thanks for making a new post!

I took on Kate Sharpley and am doing both The Red Menace (Canada) and various stuff I think would be related to the US study group thing that's popped up.

However, in a week, I'll be moving to a different city and will have no internet access, so after the 23rd, my contributions are probably going to cease for a while.

i'll do that libero asian anarchist one, definitely.

Spartacus, that would be great, thanks.

Juan, thanks for that, that's been great. With KSL, as that is a currently active and live site that is probably a lower priority for us at the moment.

That's a shame about your Internet access - you've been our most prolific contributor of late, and it's much appreciated. But your break is well-deserved! If you have some spare time when you're bored though, one thing you can do when off-line (I do this at work) is get PDFs from the library (or long texts from elsewhere) and format them in text format in word. Then you could e-mail them to us or upload them at a later date.

This isn't me trying to put pressure on you, just saying there is still plenty of stuff which can be done off-line.

Hopefully one of collective action notes will help archive the remainder of their own stuff

Yeah, I could try and do that. I'll look through the library for stuff that's just on PDF. I know I have some PDFs on my desktop, too that would be worth converting and putting on here, as well.

Cool.

If you do, maybe let me know what you are doing so that I don't do the same things!

I'm going to be scanning a load of PDF documents for the library next week and putting them up, some of them are pretty good…

I'm going to do the Cuban revolution piece. Chapters 11-13 though are missing, so if anyone has the book and could scan them, or knows where a PDF is please let me now!

I could start making my way through generation-online (will obviously check for those that are already in the library).

That would be great. I think that most of them would be in the library already

Thanks for the update.

We (Sparrows' Nest collective, Nottingham, England) just put some interesting scanned material from SWF online that was donated last year by Ron of SF - see http://thesparrowsnest.org.uk and a post I just sent to the history forum.
Could maybe be talk about getting this on libcom in some form, as some point - no hurry though as we are still working on the scanning.

http://libcom.org/forums/history/syndicalist-workers-federation-archive-material-sparrows-nest-nottingham-online-2

Steven.

Cool.

If you do, maybe let me know what you are doing so that I don't do the same things!

I'm going to be scanning a load of PDF documents for the library next week and putting them up, some of them are pretty good…

Still not sure what my internet access will be after today. But if I have none outside of a library's, I'll be working on putting Storming Heaven into text, since I have it on PDF. I could send it formated for the library to one of you admins or just put it up when I have the time. I'll have a better idea of what will work for me tomorrow.

Juan Conatz

Still not sure what my internet access will be after today. But if I have none outside of a library's, I'll be working on putting Storming Heaven into text, since I have it on PDF. I could send it formated for the library to one of you admins or just put it up when I have the time. I'll have a better idea of what will work for me tomorrow.

Hope you don't mind, but I've uploaded a pdf version of it here: http://libcom.org/library/storming-heaven-class-composition-struggle-italian-autonomist-marxism-steve-wright

I think it would be fantastic if you could get a properly formatted version up though!

Yeah, that would be brilliant.

Good luck with the move!

when i click on them they work like normal pdf's, they download. but they're made of image's not text.

Yeah, I just meant it would be good to have all the PDFs here, probably in a book with a chapter for each volume

Possibly also this (although not a priority as in Spanish)
http://www.negations.net/latin-american-anarchist-archives/

i think my eyes have melted from staring at html and bbcode for too long, but i just finished putting all the libero international/asian anarchism articles up.

Amazing, thank you! Now rest your eyes! I dream in BB code sometimes…

Ill do the articles on Constantinos Speras and the Boatmen of Thessaloniki. I should put them in the library section rather than history, yeah?

That would be great, thanks! If they are articles about historical events or people they can go in as history articles (although it doesn't really make much difference one way or the other)

Hope its not too much of a tangent, but why is there a distinction between library and history, if it doesn't make a difference?

Uncreative

Hope its not too much of a tangent, but why is there a distinction between library and history, if it doesn't make a difference?

well, it does make a difference, but what I meant was we can quickly edit articles to change their section if they are in the wrong one.

I was just looking around the backup of the old Subversion site, and I see that a lot of the articles which were previously on it seems to have been put up:
http://www.reocities.com/athens/acropolis/8195/
any help copying across anything missing would be much appreciated! DONE

Also, looks like another website started backing up old GeoCities ones:
http://www.oocities.org/aufheben2/11.html

so we may be able to rescue some of the stuff we missed from the old GeoCities archiving thread
edit: actually, looking at it looks like we only missed one website but still:
http://libcom.org/forums/feedback-content/archiving-content-geocities-websites-22062009

BTW I'm doing the rest of the subversion site now

http://www.cddc.vt.edu/bps/CF/disinterest.htm DONE

Added the stuff from http://ngnm.vrahokipos.net/translations.html but they add stuff sporadically so best to keep an eye on it.

Cheers mate!

Don't know if this has been mentioned yet, but here's a large collection of Raya Dunayevskaya writings from News & Letters.

http://newsandletters.org/WritingsofRD.asp

I've finally started on the generation-online library. There's a lot of articles not in the libcom library, but I am wondering whether all of them should be uploaded (e.g. Bifo's articles, Foucault, Agamben etc.). Can one of the mods (I guess Steven) let me know if I should just upload all of it or be selective?

Hi, thanks very much for that.

Regarding what to upload, I would use your discretion. In general I would say stick with stuff that is explicitly libcom, or of significant interest to libcoms, like operaismo stuff or whatever.

More general philosophical articles like Foucault, I would say not to bother with unless they are of specific libcom interest and aren't online many other places.

Thanks so much!

Ok, will do. There's a lot that doesn't really need to go up in the libcom library.

Ace. Good luck!

Subversion is now finished - everything I can find online is now up.

I have a paper copy of the final issue, courtesy of spiky Mike which I hope to put up shortly.

If anyone knows of anything else online anywhere which I had missed, please do post it up or post a link here so someone else can.

Friends of Durruti book done - http://libcom.org/library/friends-durruti-group-1937-39-agustin-guilam%C3%B2n

bump, updated

http://nntk.net/main.php?g2_itemId=251 - Spectacular Times - these would be great in the library, albeit bundled as separate PDF documents rather than with individual images for each page DONE

http://zerowork.org/ DONE

Steven.

http://zerowork.org/

The majority of what's on there seems to already be on the website, but yeah, worth putting the rest in, too.

the zerowork stuff is in the library now.

Also the autonomia: post political politics book is in the library in PDF form here - http://libcom.org/library/autonomia-post-political-politics

so is Negri's Books for Burning, here - http://libcom.org/library/books-burning-between-civil-war-democracy-1970s-italy-antonio-negri

All the stuff from here "http://users.resist.ca/~jon.beasley-murray/aut_02.html -autopsy texts" is in the library except for this piece -- Franco Barchiesi, Flexibility in Manufacturing -- Organization and Subjectivity
http://www.arpnet.it/chaos/flexibility.htm

I can put that one up later

can someone update the original post please?

YES. One less thing on my list.

Updated the blogpost.

Also, I'm slowly going through the Radical America. I went through all the PDF's and wrote down the titles of some of the more relevent material and am using a free (and not terribly great) OCR program to convert them into text, then reformating and putting them in the library.

One thing on putting stuff in the library, Nate...I don't know how hugely important it is to the libcom folks, but I usually do some additional formatting to the articles I post such as bold headers of article section titles, italicizing foreign language words/book titles and adding the hyperlinked footnotes or whatever you call it1 .

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Juan, yeah, my thought was put them in now and format better later. If that's not kosher then I'll stop doing them that way. I need to re-read the style guide because I can never remeber how to do the damn footnotes.

Awesome about you doing Radical America and in such a detailed way, that's a great resource.

Two more suggestions for the archive list -

http://www.sojournertruth.net/main.html
STO's not really a libertarian communist group (though probly no less so than any of the Italian operaismo people in the 70s were) but they're of interest at least to US-based libertarian communists.

and
http://bigflameuk.wordpress.com/
BF is a big part of how the Italian stuff came into English in the first place, in addition to the political work they got up to. I also think that with both the STO site and the BF site it's useful to have materials on groups that are about the size of a lot of our groups today, to compare with.

Amazing, thanks guys!

yeah Nate Juan is right we do prefer the basic formatting at least - i.e. bold headers. Italicised foreign words/journal names I would say don't worry about, but for emphasis we would like to keep. Footnotes would be great, but [1] etc style footnotes are alright. Because even though we may intend to go back and tidy things up later we probably won't get round to it, and some of the original formatting may be lost and it may not be clear how it is supposed to be.

But again thanks so much to you two!

Sure thing Steven. I'm dumber when it's late at night, I should of known this in the first place. I'll go back over those pieces and fix them. I'm also gonna make an effort to put more stuff in the library like this. It's a great resource and building it further is cool, and that's a better use of my time than most of what I do. :)

Brilliant, thank you! I haven't got much time at the moment to be adding/formatting stuff so we really appreciate any help

formatting on those posts fixed.
Can you remove this one from the original post please?
"http://users.resist.ca/~jon.beasley-murray/aut_02.html -autopsy texts"

That stuff's already in the library.

I'll start doing Break Their Haughty Power next.

Amazing, thanks! I will remove that one now

Parts one and two of this:
http://www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Stockwell/StockwellCIA87_2.html DONE

this rewritten to be combined with the obituary posted on the libcom forums:
http://socialistworker.co.uk/art.php?id=29891

In Birchall's SW obit it says Alan Woodward wrote extensively, does anyone know if his stuff is online anywhere?

I think we've only got one article by him, more would be appreciated: http://libcom.org/tags/alan-woodward

Related, we should chase this up: http://www.connexions.org/CxLibrary/Docs/CaseforGrassrootsArchives.htm

And this, albeit with a disclaimer that we don't agree with the politics of the authors:
http://www.socialistalternative.org/publications/fastfood/ DONE thanks wojtek

Inefficiency of capitalism: http://www.bastardarchive.org/?p=262 DONE

http://kenanmalik.wordpress.com/2012/03/28/here-to-stay-here-to-fight/DONE

http://www.tenant.net/Community/history/hist-toc.html DONE, thanks wojtek

History of Québec student movement:
http://www.anarkismo.net/article/24361 DONE

I'm working on the spectacular times pdf's, it'll take me awhile,

Here's what I got done so far,

http://libcom.org/library/spectacular-times-larry-law

History of the building worker group:
http://web.archive.org/web/20080511023219/http://www.red-star-research.org.uk/rpm/bwg/bwg1.html DONE

NB// Sparrow's Nest and the 1in12 are both building up fair-sized archives atm - might be worth seeing if they're up for mirroring...

Bump, because I have gone through this and marked everything which is now complete as DONE. Help posting up the other stuff would still be appreciated! If you don't know how don't worry, we can help you, just let us know

The final five chapters of this book could really do with being converted into text format like the first five…
http://libcom.org/library/storming-heaven-class-composition-struggle-italian-autonomist-marxism-steve-wright

I was planning on tackling the Radical America archive but my OCR doesn't work well if you'd like the PDF's hosted here like Spectacular Times then I'll still give it a go but I'll need someone to enable adding child pages.

I'll also take a crack at the Nestor Makhno archive, would it be of interest/value including some of Trotsky's writings on Mahkno with an appropriate introduction and links to other articles refuting the accusations?

Reddebrek

I was planning on tackling the Radical America archive but my OCR doesn't work well if you'd like the PDF's hosted here like Spectacular Times then I'll still give it a go but I'll need someone to enable adding child pages.

hey mate, that would be brilliant, thanks! And straight up PDFs will be fine.

In this case, there is already a partial archive of them to which you can add child pages in the same format:
http://libcom.org/library/radical-america

For future reference, though, you can already turn things into "books" to enable adding child pages by clicking "book outline" on the article submission page and choosing "create new book"

I'll also take a crack at the Nestor Makhno archive, would it be of interest/value including some of Trotsky's writings on Mahkno with an appropriate introduction and links to other articles refuting the accusations?

that would be great, and a small number of the latter would also be fine as long as they contain the appropriate introduction and refuting links. Thanks!

Anything which is in here that we don't have in the library would be great:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/mmhwcyrua2gxzun/LLQtNyXC1e

What did the link above include?

This history of the CNT newspaper in four parts:
http://www.katesharpleylibrary.net/h44jww DONE thanks wojtek

This solidarity pamphlet:
http://www.lust-for-life.org/Lust-For-Life/WorkersCouncilsAndEconomics/WorkersCouncilsAndEconomics.htm DONE

Account of organising on North Sea oil rigs:
http://peopleandnature.wordpress.com/article-store/the-north-sea-1-the-reaction-to-piper-alpha/ DONE thanks wojtek

wojtek

What did the link above include?

sorry for the late reply. It was the anarchist memes dropbox…

Any of the Solidarity stuff here:
http://forworkerspower.wordpress.com/category/the-solidarity-group/

Steven.

Any of the Solidarity stuff here:
http://forworkerspower.wordpress.com/category/the-solidarity-group/

The author of that blog posts occasionally on here. I will draw his attention to this.

Android

Steven.

Any of the Solidarity stuff here:
http://forworkerspower.wordpress.com/category/the-solidarity-group/

The author of that blog posts occasionally on here. I will draw his attention to this.

I always thought this could go on here, but was too shy to do anything about it - http://forworkerspower.wordpress.com/2012/01/27/sherwood-anderson-life-up-thine-eyes/

Maybe this as well? - http://forworkerspower.wordpress.com/2012/05/19/skeleton-staff-at-graves-end/

What do you think of those? There is actually more that could be suitable as well.

Kronstadt_Kid

Android

Steven.

Any of the Solidarity stuff here:
http://forworkerspower.wordpress.com/category/the-solidarity-group/

The author of that blog posts occasionally on here. I will draw his attention to this.

I always thought this could go on here, but was too shy to do anything about it - http://forworkerspower.wordpress.com/2012/01/27/sherwood-anderson-life-up-thine-eyes/

Maybe this as well? - http://forworkerspower.wordpress.com/2012/05/19/skeleton-staff-at-graves-end/

What do you think of those? There is actually more that could be suitable as well.

yeah, I actually did the first one but if you could do the second that would be great.

We would like everything from that blog!

It would also be really good to have everything from the anarchists and left/council communists from Marxists.org archived here

is zinelibrary.info still alive ... there was around 75% crap but also some good stuff

Entdinglichung

is zinelibrary.info still alive ... there was around 75% crap but also some good stuff

it looks like they forgot to renew their domain and it got squatted.

Yeah, most of it was rubbish but there was some good stuff on there. Would be a real shame if it's all gone… And another reason for people to post up to libcom.org, which is maintained by a sizeable, long-term collective and backed up by the British Library!

Putting up the individual issues of Spanish Revolution (http://www.marxists.org/history/spain/spanishrevolution/index.htm) in our incomplete archive here would be great: http://libcom.org/library/spanish-revolution-newspaper#new

Would be great to have this collection of articles:
http://iwwboston.org/2012/05/15/trans-101-for-wobblies-part-1-understanding-basic-terminology/ - DONE

And this British black Panther photo gallery:
http://www.vice.com/en_uk/read/neil-kenlocks-photos-give-the-british-black-panthers-the-legacy-they-deserve?Contentpage=-1 - DONE

Some books by Aki Orr of Matzpen (and Solidarity). I've only glanced at the site but maybe some of this is worth putting up: http://www.akiorrbooks.com

Not sure what happened to my post above and who added the comment. Anyway I've just started reading 'The Idea of Israel' by Ilan Pappe which has a bit about Matzpen and says Aki Orr was in Solidarity when he lived in London - so I assume it's correct.

the best bit is really the beginning when he talks about his involvement in a dockers' strike in the 1950s in Israel.

This is covered in Enlightening Disillusionments

Oh, balls, Mark, that was me clicking edit instead of quote! Fuck know what I was thinking! Anyway, cheers for the heads up on the Israeli dock strike..

I'll repost my previous post here:

Haha, funny, Aki was a big character! Had no idea he was in Solidarity tho.. there's this video of him talking about Israeli politics, it's pretty long but the best bit is really the beginning when he talks about his involvement in a dockers' strike in the 1950s in Israel.. I would love to write it up as an account at some point (or if someone else interested in class struggle in Israel wanted to)..

Cheers Ed.

Aki Orr died last year - there's a short obituary here.

I guess his website will end up disappearing eventually which would be another reason for putting some of the material up on libcom.

Steven.

Would be great to have this collection of articles:
http://iwwboston.org/2012/05/15/trans-101-for-wobblies-part-1-understanding-basic-terminology/

And this British black Panther photo gallery:
http://www.vice.com/en_uk/read/neil-kenlocks-photos-give-the-british-black-panthers-the-legacy-they-deserve?Contentpage=-1

Both done

You're a star Reddebrek!

Would be great to have all the pamphlets linked here in the library: http://libcom.org/library/exhaustive-list-iww-pamphlets

Ed

Oh, balls, Mark, that was me clicking edit instead of quote! Fuck know what I was thinking! Anyway, cheers for the heads up on the Israeli dock strike..

I'll repost my previous post here:

Haha, funny, Aki was a big character! Had no idea he was in Solidarity tho.. there's this video of him talking about Israeli politics, it's pretty long but the best bit is really the beginning when he talks about his involvement in a dockers' strike in the 1950s in Israel.. I would love to write it up as an account at some point (or if someone else interested in class struggle in Israel wanted to)..

There's a mention here of Aki Orr speaking at a Soldarity public meeting:
http://invereskstreet.blogspot.co.uk/2005/06/anarchy-in-uk-by-ian-walker.html

November 1979 - takes me back a bit.

We want all the decent history articles from here: http://zinnedproject.org/news/page/2/ up in the history section. Then we can also use them for our Working Class History facebook page

bump, because I've done a big update of all the texts we want and have done, and have tidied up the comments, so the only texts/sites we still need are in the OP.

We still appreciate any help from people putting stuff up in the library!

I posted a Negri text from here:

http://www.generation-online.org/t/translations.htm

but the formatting is all off. If an admin fixes that, did I otherwise do it correctly??

Hope someone finds that gobbledygook to be of use.

That's great, thanks very much!

I have posted some technical comments to help you below the article, here: http://libcom.org/library/communism-some-thoughts-concept-practice-antonio-negri#comment-544956

Steven.

Entdinglichung

is zinelibrary.info still alive ... there was around 75% crap but also some good stuff

it looks like they forgot to renew their domain and it got squatted.

Yeah, most of it was rubbish but there was some good stuff on there. Would be a real shame if it's all gone… And another reason for people to post up to libcom.org, which is maintained by a sizeable, long-term collective and backed up by the British Library!

the stuff can still be accessed if you circumvent the start page, e.g. via http://zinelibrary.info/books ... will try to list some of the useful pieces there

Entdinglichung

Steven.

Entdinglichung

is zinelibrary.info still alive ... there was around 75% crap but also some good stuff

it looks like they forgot to renew their domain and it got squatted.

Yeah, most of it was rubbish but there was some good stuff on there. Would be a real shame if it's all gone… And another reason for people to post up to libcom.org, which is maintained by a sizeable, long-term collective and backed up by the British Library!

the stuff can still be accessed if you circumvent the start page, e.g. via http://zinelibrary.info/books ... will try to list some of the useful pieces there

many thanks. Could you start a separate thread for that, and say that we are asking people to help duplicate stuff on libcom?

Would be great to add Socialisme ou Barbarie: http://archivesautonomies.org/spip.php?article758

I'll do Zerowork then the IWW pamphlets and will post updates here.

Edit:
Someone uploaded some PDFs of International Council Correspondence. Some of the individual pieces from that are on here as standalone pieces. There are more here - http://www.marxists.org/subject/left-wing/icc/

Should those get copied too? If so I can work on that as well.

Nate

I'll do Zerowork then the IWW pamphlets and will post updates here.

Edit:
Someone uploaded some PDFs of International Council Correspondence. Some of the individual pieces from that are on here as standalone pieces. There are more here - http://www.marxists.org/subject/left-wing/icc/

Should those get copied too? If so I can work on that as well.

all those things would be amazing, thanks!

Solvognen teatergruppe?
https://twitter.com/un_cine/status/545671282961154048

Just saw something on instagram about Indian suffragettes, which I was never aware of before. Would be good to have some stuff in the history section about them:
http://fwsablog.org.uk/2014/01/09/asian-suffragettes-women-who-made-a-difference/

http://www.academia.edu/7980288/Continuing_the_Fight_for_Economic_Justice_The_Barbadian_Sugar_Workers_1958_Wildcat_Strike
?

wojtek

http://www.academia.edu/7980288/Continuing_the_Fight_for_Economic_Justice_The_Barbadian_Sugar_Workers_1958_Wildcat_Strike
?

that would be great!

Would be great to have the anarchist stuff from here: http://contentdm.warwick.ac.uk/cdm/search/searchterm/Freedom

Would be cool to get these photos of the Ludlow massacre on the site as an image gallery:
https://www.du.edu/ludlow/cfphoto.html

Would be great to have all these up on the site (only a couple of entries as yet): http://maidinlondonnow.blogspot.co.uk/

https://storify.com/Occupied_Times/joolsd-s-catalogue-of-the-petty-fascism-of-minor-c ?

wojtek

https://storify.com/Occupied_Times/joolsd-s-catalogue-of-the-petty-fascism-of-minor-c ?

that's pretty impressive. Jemima Khan, too, what a hypocrite

This text altogether instead of split into different pages would be really good (just the text version, not the images): http://dwardmac.pitzer.edu/Anarchist_Archives/bakunin/AldredBakunin/index.html

Good bits of Welsh working class history:
http://www.welshnot.com/history/the-mold-riots-the-summer-of-69/
http://www.welshnot.com/history/scotch-cattle-wales-weirdest-terrorists/

do you want soccer in sun and shadow in the library since galeano passed away yesterday?

wojtek

do you want soccer in sun and shadow in the library since galeano passed away yesterday?

that would be great. Seriously we'll have anything if it's related to the workers' movement (if it's something we wouldn't agree with we can have it with a critical intro), so no need to ask

Did The Grapes of Wrath and Of Mice and Men get removed from the library, or am I the only one that is seeing a blank page?

Must've been a copyright takedown

This is quite interesting so it would be good to have this up in the library, split into the relevant sections: http://flag.blackened.net/revolt/africa/accounts/chekov.html

It would be great to have all of this League of Revolutionary Black Workers stuff up in the library/history sections: https://www.marxists.org/history/erol/1960-1970/#lrbw

Would be really good to have this book up in the history section: http://www.bopsecrets.org/vietnam/index.htm

also would be good if someone could make a mobi/epub/PDF version

Steven.

Would be really good to have this book up in the history section: http://www.bopsecrets.org/vietnam/index.htm

also would be good if someone could make a mobi/epub/PDF version

Done, http://libcom.org/library/crossfire will add chapters later in the week.

Brilliant, cheers!

Want to create a Cable Street gallery with some of these pics: http://mashable.com/2015/05/01/britain-votes-communist/#share-action:eyJzIjoiZiIsImkiOiJfc2txZTV3anQyOHlmdnlwNCJ9

Spare Rib has been digitised at the British Library, never read it myself but would that be something worth adding here?

https://antonionegriinenglish.wordpress.com/2010/07/30/futbolclassstruggle/

Reddebrek

Spare Rib has been digitised at the British Library, never read it myself but would that be something worth adding here?

that is cool, and it would be good to have it here but there is more high priority stuff (i.e. specifically libertarian communist, and on less stable websites than the British Library) which would be better to have here first

Following from that Rednecks with Guns and other anti-racist stories and strategies article, would be cool to add some of the stuff from the Redneck Revolt blog..

Also,would be good to put up An Open Letter to Other White Working People as well..

Spain and the world:
No 11: http://contentdm.warwick.ac.uk/cdm/ref/collection/scw/id/6861

6 other issues listed (also at Warwick) on http://www.bibliothekderfreien.de/lidiap/index.html

index to Publications from the archive of Henry Sara and Frank Maitland:
http://contentdm.warwick.ac.uk/cdm/search/collection/scw/searchterm/Publications%20from%20the%20archive%20of%20Henry%20Sara%20and%20Frank%20Maitland/mode/all/order/ref

Kate Sharpley

Spain and the world:
No 11: http://contentdm.warwick.ac.uk/cdm/ref/collection/scw/id/6861

6 other issues listed (also at Warwick) on http://www.bibliothekderfreien.de/lidiap/index.html

index to Publications from the archive of Henry Sara and Frank Maitland:
http://contentdm.warwick.ac.uk/cdm/search/collection/scw/searchterm/Publications%20from%20the%20archive%20of%20Henry%20Sara%20and%20Frank%20Maitland/mode/all/order/ref

thanks for spotting. If someone could post that stuff it would be much appreciated!

It would be great to have all of this Portuguese language stuff copied over:
http://www.oocities.org/autonomiabvr/princpl.html

There's a list of English translations of Russian/Soviet documents, http://www.korolevperevody.co.uk/korolev/doclist.htm though it also has translations of Fascist and nationalist groups during WWII and the Black Hundreds, so do keep that in mind.

Some of it should be of interest, for example this letter from a former Red Army soldier.

Would be good to add all of these documents from the founding of the IWW:
http://www.iww.org/history/founding

Loads of great stuff here which it would be good to have: https://bataillesocialiste.wordpress.com/english-pages/

Steven.

Loads of great stuff here which it would be good to have: https://bataillesocialiste.wordpress.com/english-pages/

very nice comrades, but they do not like it if you don't quote the source

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Steven.

Loads of great stuff here which it would be good to have: https://bataillesocialiste.wordpress.com/english-pages/

very nice comrades, but they do not like it if you don't quote the source

of course, it's our policy to state the source and add a hyperlink on all of our content

Would be great to have all this radical history stuff:
http://www.radicalglasgow.me.uk/strugglepedia/index.php?title=Main_Page

We have a lot of the stuff from here, but we are missing some which it would be good to have, it's spread a bit around the site:
http://www.past-tense.org.uk/

It would be great to have these history pamphlets:
https://peopleshistreh.wordpress.com/loasp-publications/

All the good stuff from here would be good: http://radicalhistorynetwork.blogspot.co.uk/

Southern African Anarchist and Syndicalist History Archive:
http://saasha.net

Mark.

Southern African Anarchist and Syndicalist History Archive:
http://saasha.net

That looks really interesting. If you had time to repost the decent stuff from this that would be great!

I probably won't have the time myself. Some of it does look interesting though.

Would be great to have these in the library:
https://www.marxists.org/history/usa/pubs/industrialworker/

http://aaap.be/

The Association Archives Antonie Pannekoek (A.A.A.P.) aims to make historical materials accessible from mainly, but not exclusively, the Dutch-German Communist Left, a political current influential during the first half of the twentieth century, and that has known a certain revival at the end of the 1960’s and beginning of the 1970’s.

It would be great to have any relevant stuff here up in the library: https://caringlabor.wordpress.com/

A pamphlet from 1938(?) by the newly formed Anarcho-Syndicalist Union in Great Britain. Like many others from the period It uses the example of Spain to try and show what anarchism is and could be.
http://katesharpleylibrary.pbworks.com/w/file/fetch/103563589/Spain.%20Anarchism.pdf

Our wiki now has a folder called 'digitised documents' that you might want to keep an eye on: http://katesharpleylibrary.pbworks.com/w/page/103563587/Digitised%20Documents

http://thecharnelhouse.org/ ?

Would be great to have all of the info here duplicated: http://depts.washington.edu/iww/index.shtml

Would be good to get all this stuff from this new blog: https://pasttenseblog.wordpress.com/

https://gsu.academia.edu/MatthewQuest ?

https://de.wikisource.org/wiki/Die_Aktion ... Pfemfert's Die Aktion 1911-1922

Would be good to have anything we don't have from here: http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/goldman/index.html (Emma Goldman archive)

Labour Focus on Eastern Europe?

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Labour Focus on Eastern Europe?

Looks really interesting: if you or anyone else could post that up to the library that would be great

I can do the Gurgaon Workers News, Storming Heaven and the new Viewpoint Magazine Issues

vicent

I can do the Gurgaon Workers News, Storming Heaven and the new Viewpoint Magazine Issues

that would be fantastic!

Would be great to get all these articles from the Organisation of Revolutionary Anarchists up in the library: http://flag.blackened.net/revolt/ora.html

Would be great to have this article in the history section, and anything else from this website: http://www.brh.org.uk/site/articles/the-southmead-riots-2/

Just found this archive of a Canadian anarchist newspaper, which is quite unique in that it was full colour. While it's great to from online, it's in a really crap format. What would be really good is if someone could group the pages together into individual PDFs for each issue and post them up in the library here. Anyone up for doing that? http://openroadnewsjournal.org/

http://ebookcollective.tumblr.com/post/39247713975/wu-ming-presents-thomas-müntzer-sermon-to-the

Scanned issues of Echanges et Mouvement (1975-1996)

Scanned brochures

bakuninja

Scanned issues of Echanges et Mouvement (1975-1996)

Scanned brochures

hey, if you would be able to at least post the English-language brochures which we don't have already that would be great!

Want to get a bunch of this stuff in the history section:
http://armingallsides.on-the-record.org.uk/case_studies/hands-off-russia/

as well as this and anything related about Syrian anarchists: https://tahriricn.wordpress.com/2013/08/23/syria-the-life-and-work-of-anarchist-omar-aziz-and-his-impact-on-self-organization-in-the-syrian-revolution/

AF Work pamphlet: https://afed.org.uk/work/
Graeber, are you an anarchist? http://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/david-graeber-are-you-an-anarchist-the-answer-may-surprise-you

Steven.

AF Work pamphlet: https://afed.org.uk/work/
Graeber, are you an anarchist? http://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/david-graeber-are-you-an-anarchist-the-answer-may-surprise-you

Both done, I thought the Graber one was a call out to him at first.

I've also started on adding the rest of the Red Menace issues but the articles are getting out of order and I don't see what I'm doing differently from the issues already uploaded.

Reddebrek

I've also started on adding the rest of the Red Menace issues but the articles are getting out of order and I don't see what I'm doing differently from the issues already uploaded.

it must be the "weight". Articles are organised first by "weight" (in the book outline section), then alphabetically. So if you want an article to go to the top make it "lighter", by setting the weight to a negative number (so if there is an Introduction you can set it to -15)

thank you very much for this by the way!

If you fancy getting stuck into something substantial after you are done with the red menace, I would really appreciate a hand with Anarchy!

Red Menace is now online and in order. It was an interesting journal, unfortunately the last two issues seem to have been swamped by an on going feud as to whether Marx or Bakunin were really to blame for everything bad in the world. Oh and one of the frequent letter writers was G Jewell a former Wob turned Nazi.

Reddebrek

Red Menace is now online and in order. It was an interesting journal, unfortunately the last two issues seem to have been swamped by an on going feud as to whether Marx or Bakunin were really to blame for everything bad in the world. Oh and one of the frequent letter writers was G Jewell a former Wob turned Nazi.

Thanks for finishing that. Yeah, I think I began to lose interest when I started looking through those issues.

Steven.

If you fancy getting stuck into something substantial after you are done with the red menace, I would really appreciate a hand with Anarchy!

I maybe able to help with this, but I'll need details.

Juan Conatz

Thanks for finishing that. Yeah, I think I began to lose interest when I started looking through those issues.

It's a shame, at the start of the fourth issue they say they've learnt so much that they were ready to publish more actively, and yet the dominance of the Marx V Bakunin debate and the growing ugliness seems to have poisoned that well. That debate takes up half of the last issue, which is a pity because the other half were pretty good.

Just letting you know I've started work on adding Mother Earth https://libcom.org/library/mother-earth

Edit
Mother Earth is now done, or at least all the issues on that archive link.

Any of the English language (or foreign!) stuff from here: http://archivesautonomies.org/ especially this (full archive of Echanges): http://archivesautonomies.org/spip.php?article1679

Would be good to add the rest of these: http://www.freecommunism.org/proletarian-gob-issues-2-6-special-issue/

Would be great to get this wobbly account from the docks up: https://www.iww.org/history/library/AJMiller/yardbird

Hans Manfred Bock: Syndikalismus und Linkskommunismus von 1918-1923 (1929)

Quite a lot of good stuff here it would be nice to have: http://www.ditext.com/anarchism/#b

Would be great to have everything relevant from here: http://chuangcn.org/

Dans le monde une classe en lutte (1994-)?

Would be great to have this up in the library, at least in PDF/mobi/EPUB formats
http://rosaparksbiography.org/bio/

Some Korean history here:

'Gender/Sexuality system as a labor control mechanism: Gender identity of Korean female workers in a U.S. multinational corporation

Gender Politics in Transition to Democracy

Would be great to have this Ellen Wood stuff up in the library: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B58cWa5SSIZOWjNtNE5XSk82YlU

Also would be great to have any decent stuff in here up, thanks to craftwork for the heads up: https://thecharnelhouse.org/2016/01/02/open-source-marxism-2016-fresh-batch-of-pirate-scab-pdfs/

Maybe this first-person account?
http://liverpoolsf.org/ro_RO/a-worker-gets-paid-after-organising/

I found a Pacifist database that has hundreds of historical accounts of strikes and direct action campaigns. http://nvdatabase.swarthmore.edu/ there's over ten pages of accounts of general strikes alone.

Reddebrek

I found a Pacifist database that has hundreds of historical accounts of strikes and direct action campaigns. http://nvdatabase.swarthmore.edu/ there's over ten pages of accounts of general strikes alone.

hi, yeah I've added a couple of these, but having all of them would be great. Thanks so much for all the ones you've been posting up, it is much appreciated!

wojtek

Maybe this first-person account?
http://liverpoolsf.org/ro_RO/a-worker-gets-paid-after-organising/

yeah that would be great, seriously feel free to post up anything like that you come across! Your suggestions are always good.

Reddebrek

I found a Pacifist database that has hundreds of historical accounts of strikes and direct action campaigns. http://nvdatabase.swarthmore.edu/ there's over ten pages of accounts of general strikes alone.

Further on this, it would be great to have a bunch of the stuff from geographical regions we don't really have much information about, like small Pacific Islands, the global South etc:
http://nvdatabase.swarthmore.edu/map
as well as extra stuff about working class women's struggles, both for libcom and the working class history page:
http://nvdatabase.swarthmore.edu/category/pcs-tags/mainly-or-initiated-women

Having the anarchist FAQ up here would be amazing, however I think maybe a higher priority would be copying over these translations of it in different languages: http://anarchism.pageabode.com/afaq/translations.html

Looking at the sites they are hosted on I think there is a real danger they could be lost: particularly the Portuguese and Japanese ones

think we do already have these to texts but not in this format: https://archive.org/details/ZWPLTwoPiecesFullText

Two Pieces on Class Struggle in the USA. Includes reprints of James Boggs 'The Rise and Fall of the Union' and Guido Baldi 'Theses on the Mass Worker and Social Capital'

Would be good to have anything decent from here: https://sites.google.com/site/anarchyinitaly/

One of the users on this thread posts a load of great photos of the Poland 1956 uprising. Would be great if someone could turn them into an image gallery here! http://polandsite.proboards.com/thread/70

Just found this enormous and amazing website, a dictionary of thousands of individuals involved in the guerrilla struggle against the Franco regime: http://losdelasierra.info/

it's all in French, but pretty easily understandable with Google translate. Would be great to have as many of these as possible up in the history section

Would like to assist with the archiving, my IT skills are kinda limited to copy & paste so tips on how to do anything more (if needed) will be appreciated. I have not submitted any content so will need posting permission.

Hi Fluffy, I also started out adding things to libcom through copying and pasting and learnt from there. If you go through the list of websites some are formatted so a copying and pasting text into a library entry is all that needs doing apart from titles and tags. The library form is broken down into separate boxes and fields with explanations for what each does so it shouldn't be too overwhelming.

Fluffy

Would like to assist with the archiving, my IT skills are kinda limited to copy & paste so tips on how to do anything more (if needed) will be appreciated. I have not submitted any content so will need posting permission.

hi, thanks very much that would be fantastic! You now have posting permissions.

Feel free to contribute anything from the above list which takes your fancy. If you're not sure, anything from here which isn't already in the history section (you can do a quick search) we would love to have: http://nvdatabase.swarthmore.edu/category/pcs-tags/mainly-or-initiated-women

we have some guidelines on posting stuff up here: http://libcom.org/notes/content-guidelines

and if you have any difficulties please just post here in the feedback and content Forum and someone can help you out. Thanks again!

Arthur Goldstein (KAPD): No to National-Communism! (1920)

http://www.leftcom.org/en/articles/2017-06-29/arthur-goldstein-kapd-no-to-national-communism

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Arthur Goldstein (KAPD): No to National-Communism! (1920)

http://www.leftcom.org/en/articles/2017-06-29/arthur-goldstein-kapd-no-to-national-communism

good stuff. Would you be able to post that up yourself?

Would be great to get this up in the library: http://aworldwithoutpolice.org/2016/09/23/read-and-share-a-world-without-police-pamphlet/

Will be good to get of any of this stuff which we don't have already: https://www.fifthestate.org/archive/spanish-revolution-resource-page/

Steven.

One of the users on this thread posts a load of great photos of the Poland 1956 uprising. Would be great if someone could turn them into an image gallery here! http://polandsite.proboards.com/thread/70

Done, I've also added the World without police pamphlet including the Spanish language version. Though I don't speak Spanish so if someone who does would like to edit the entry, feel free.
http://libcom.org/library/reflexiones-para-un-mundo-sin-polic%C3%ADa

Amazing as ever Reddebrek thanks!

Would be amazing to get all the remaining things we don't yet have on libcom here for our Solidarity archive, and archives of their various publications: http://archivesautonomies.org/spip.php?rubrique559

any help with this would be much appreciated

https://thecharnelhouse.org/2017/08/02/the-works-of-henri-lefebvre/ ?

Would be great to get all of this history stuff up in the history section: http://www.radicalglasgow.me.uk/strugglepedia/index.php?title=Main_Page#EVENTS.

Would be great to have any of this Midnight Notes stuff we don't have already: https://midnightnotes.memoryoftheworld.org/#property=authors

useful for reference and as sources:

https://archive.org/details/isaacs_contemporary_marxian_movements

https://archive.org/details/robert-j-alexander-international-trotskyism-1929-1985-a-documentary-history-of-the-movement

This?
https://anarchasteminist.wordpress.com/2017/12/17/transphobia-is-a-class-issue/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

wojtek

This?
https://anarchasteminist.wordpress.com/2017/12/17/transphobia-is-a-class-issue/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

yes, if you or someone could post that up that would be great!

Steven.

wojtek

This?
https://anarchasteminist.wordpress.com/2017/12/17/transphobia-is-a-class-issue/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

yes, if you or someone could post that up that would be great!

Hi there, author of that article here, happy to post it if you want.