NOTE: this has now been edited and released as a new pamphlet by Rebel Press (April 2016)
This article highlighted the anti-war agitation of anarchists and the IWW based in New Zealand during the period before, during and after the First World War.
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Class struggle and revolution from below; the flouting of law; the go-slow and challenging the work ethic; such tactics not only hindered the war effort, they also called into question the social relationships needed for capitalism and the state to function.
Jared Davidson
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Looks great, thanks for writing and posting!
editor's note: fixed image (image files with spaces or punctuation in the filenames do not display), fixed capitalisation of article title, added author name to article title, removed lots of redundant tags, added PDFs tag, added map location
Thanks for that Steven