The origins of the Gay Liberation Front ... and disrupting the 'Festival of Light' - UK 1960s An excerpt from "Days in the Life - Voices from the English Underground 1961-1971",…
Gerrard Winstanley: 17th Century Communist at Kingston - Christopher Hill A lecture delivered at Kingston University in 1996 by the great historian of the English Civil War…
The Nationalities Question in the Russian Revolution (Rosa Luxemburg, 1918) Luxemburg reveals the counter-revolutionary nature and consequences of the Bolsheviks' nationalist…
Russia 1917 - Wildcat,1985 Originally a contribution to the conference held by UK Wildcat on the Russian revolution and its implications today [i.e. 1985].
The Revolution of Modern Art and the Modern Art of Revolution (Clark, Gray, Nicholson-Smith, Radcliffe & others, 1967) A situationist-influenced critique of modern art by some UK radicals in the days of…
The Brownshirts of Zionism - Abner Barnatan An article by a council communist on the fascistic qualities of 1930s Zionist revisionism. Originally published in "International Council…
The impotence of the revolutionary group - Sam Moss Article arguing that the day of the revolutionary party is over, and that "revolutionary" groups exist today, as long as they are powerless,…
The great "bootleg" coal industry - Louis Adamic A fascinating look at an alternative 'economic strategy' in US mining communities during the 1930s Depression.
Sabotage and striking on the job - Louis Adamic Louis Adamic immigrated to the United States from Yugoslavia at age 14 and was naturalized in 1918. This essay describes his experiences as a…
Castoriadis, Cornelius, 1922-1997 - John Barker An obituary and overview of the work of Cornelius Castoriadis, whose early theoretical writings had a strong influence on the UK Solidarity…
The Future of a Rebellion - Palestine An analysis of the 1980's intifada/revolt of Palestinian working class and small proprietors.
The Actor and the King - Ret Marut/B. Traven A short story by the anarchist Ret Marut, who in later years became the well-known radical novelist B. Traven.
