Albert Meltzer

A series of two page anarcho-syndicalist newsletters produced by Albert Meltzer, Joe Thomas, Albert Grace and others in support of the British…

Articles including: the Provos in Amsterdam, reprint of Situationist International article on the Watts riots, Albert Meltzer on crisis-mongers,…

Topics covered include: Charles Radcliffe on Blues music, review of poetry event at Royal Albert Hall, Albert Meltzer on theatre people, poetry.

Debut issue of Cuddon's Cosmopolitan Review, including Albert Meltzer on horror author Dennis Wheatley, a review of Churchill's funeral, poetry…

Partial online archive of this anarchist literary review published in London 1965-7. Contributors included Albert Meltzer, Ted Kavanagh and…

London anarchist Albert Meltzer was a longstanding critic of non-revolutionary and ‘intellectual’ trends described as ‘new anarchism’ or ‘militant liberalism’ (depending on your point of view). Part of this was his conflict with the Canadian writer George Woodcock. I want to examine that conflict and when and how it arose in particular.

Albert Meltzer on the miners strike and its critics. Transcribed by Kate Sharpley Library.

Issue 24 of Anarchy Magazine, with articles on state terrorism, Albert Meltzer on lessons from the Spanish and German revolutionary movements, sabotage tactics, work and non-work, the police…

The first issue of the Bulletin of the Anarchist Black Cross, kindly scanned in by the comrades at Centre international de recherches sur l…

Issue #12 of Direct Action, with articles on unemployment, a dispute at Aire Valley Yarns in West Yorkshire, industrial news, a report from an…

An article from 1941 defining social revolution and the possibility of a revolutionary situation arising from the war.

When we declare our opposition to reformism, we do not mean that we oppose reforms, and obviously any crumb is better than no bread at all.