1917-1945: Anti-Parliamentary Communism: The movement for workers councils in Britain - Mark Shipway

Sylvia Pankhurst

A history of the libertarian socialist movement in the UK in the first half of the 20th century, focusing in particular on the Anti-Parliamentary Communist Federation.

online version from: http://af-north.org

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Read sometime ago....worth

Read sometime ago....worth the read. Informative at a minumm.

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