A world to win
A leaflet distributed by Solidarity at a May Day demonstration in London, probably in the early 1960s (perhaps 1961) advertising one of their meetings and promoting socialism from below as opposed to the statist socialism of the Labour Party or the USSR.
The rape of Vietnam - Bob Potter
Submitted by Steven. on Feb 16 2014 12:44
Anti-Vietnam war pamphlet published as pamphlet 25 by Solidarity June-July 1967, which was quite unique in the time in that it also criticised the North Vietnamese bureaucratic regime. It was later added to and superseded by the lengthier pamphlet, Vietnam: whose victory?.
Busmen, what next? - Solidarity
Submitted by Steven. on Feb 9 2014 17:46
Solidarity pamphlet 16, published 21 January, 1964 and written mostly by London bus workers. It looks at the life of the workers, past struggles, the present situation and makes suggestions on how to organise for the future.
An account of my involvement with Solidarity - Bob Potter
Submitted by Steven. on Dec 19 2013 13:16
Bob Potter's previously unpublished 2004 recollections of his involvement in the libertarian socialist group Solidarity in the 1960s and 70s and some of its key figures like Ken Weller and Chris and Jeanne Pallis.
Thoughts on bureaucracy - Bob Potter
Bob Potter of Solidarity critiques bureaucratic state socialism in 1963.
Vietnam: whose victory? - Bob Potter
Solidarity (London) pamphlet about the origins and meaning of the Vietnam War.
History & revolution: Solidarity Discussion Bulletin 1 - Bob Potter and Maurice Brinton
Bob Potter, a former member of Solidarity criticizes the Solidarity pamphlet 'History and Revolution' by 'Paul Cardan', and Cardan's treatment of Marx. Maurice Brinton responds.
Greek tragedy: the failure of the left - Bob Potter
Submitted by Steven. on Aug 5 2013 08:56
Solidarity pamphlet 29 by Bob Potter from 1968 on the current lack of resistance to the military dictatorship, its historical roots and the previous failures of the Greek left during the civil war, World War II and before.
Busmen in action - Solidarity
Submitted by T La Palli on Jan 1 2011 22:09
This pamphlet is about the Glasgow bus strike of April 1964. It tries to draw some lessons which may be of value to other busmen and perhaps even to other sections of workers. When union officials openly scab on their members as they did in Glasgow, far-sighted workers should ask themselves why.
Mount Isa: the great Queensland strike - Bretta Carthey and Bob Potter
Submitted by Spassmaschine on Sep 5 2007 00:51
Pamphlet by the UK Solidarity group on the 1964-1965 strike and lockout at the Mount Isa copper mine in Queensland, Australia, which placed miners in direct opposition to their union, employer and the Queensland State Government for almost seven months.
