Class War Federation

Content by or about the UK anarchist group, Class War - founded in 1983. Class War became the Class War Federation in 1986.

Class War issue 4 1984

Class War issue 4 1984

An afterthought: 'extra-parliamentary electoralism'

As a post script to the series on 'tactical voting' strategies and election narratives, a critical look at two different parties at the more…

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The Heavy Stuff - Class War

Complete online archive of anarchist group Class War Federation's theoretical journal. Six issues were published from 1987 to 1992. We do not…

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The Heavy Stuff #5 - Class War

The fifth and final issue of the Class War Federation’s theoretical journal The Heavy Stuff, from 10 July 1992, with articles about Europe,…

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The Heavy Stuff #4 - Class War

The fourth issue of The Class War Federation’s theoretical journal The Heavy Stuff, probably from 1991, with articles on the poll tax, mutual aid…

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The Heavy Stuff #3 - Class War

The third issue of The Class War Federation’s theoretical journal The Heavy Stuff, probably from 1989 with articles about the middle class,…

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The Heavy Stuff #2 - Class War

The second issue of The Class War Federation’s theoretical journal The Heavy Stuff, probably from 1988 with articles about the police, a rough…

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The Heavy Stuff #1 - Class War

The first issue of The Class War Federation’s theoretical journal The Heavy Stuff, from December 1987, introducing the journal and with articles…

Obituary of Class War - Radical Chains

Radical Chains on the demise and legacy of the UK anarchist organisation Class War Federation.

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Class War #73 1997

This was intended to be the last issue - explaining why most of the organisation decided to dissolve itself. Contents includes critiques of Class…

Revolution - an unfinished business

The Anarchist Federation on the 1997 disbanding of Class War Federation, and their analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of the organisation.

Northern Ireland, the IRA and Class War

A debate between Subversion and a member of Class War over support for the Irish Republican Army (IRA), in issues 21 and 22 of Subversion in 1997…

What's the working class anyway?

A letter exchange in Subversion about the nature of class.