Another Czech anarchist framed! - Black Flag
From Black Flag #216 1999.
International News / Anarcho Quiz - Black Flag
Short pieces from Black Flag #215 1998.
1968: La Praga Printempo
Mallonga historio de la Praga Printempo en 1968.
Amazon: A new business model better able to manage the contradictions of the capitalist mode of production
An attempt to understand the functioning of one the world's most powerful companies using marxist categories - explaining how Amazon manages to combine the functions of productive, comercial and finance capital. The intention is, of course, to try to work out the implications for class strugle...
La travivaĵoj de la brava soldato Ŝvejk dum la mondmilito - Jaroslav Hašek
La travivaĵoj de la brava soldato Ŝvejk dum la mondmilito (1921-1923) estas kvarparta humora romano de ĉeĥa verkisto Jaroslav Hašek tradukita en 54 lingvojn, kelkfoje filmita kaj ankaŭ dramigita. Temas pri la plej signifa verko de Hašek fare de multe da homoj kunigita kun ilustraĵoj de Josef Lada. La morto bedaŭrinde ne permesis al Hašek fini sian verkon.
Socialism With a Human Face or With Goose Pimples? - Karel Tynsky
An account by a Czech journalist of the trials convenved to punish those who took part in the protests of the Prague Spring.
Their Struggle is our Struggle - Andre Granou
A letter by French Marxist Andre Granou on the escalating repression of Czechoslovak intelectuals and workers in the after math of the Soviet crushing of the Prague Spring.
An Open Letter to Angela Davis - Jiri Pelikan
Czechoslovak dissident and former member of the Communist party Jiri Pelikan wrote this open letter to Angela Davis requesting her support for Czechoslovak political prisoners. She declined.
1848 The Year of Revolutions- George Woodcock
Submitted by Reddebrek on Aug 24 2017 01:27
George Woodcock charts the events of the revolutionary wave that swept Europe in 1848. Assessing their political characters, their accomplishments and defeats.
International Council Correspondence Volume 2, Number 3-4
International Council Correspondence, Vol. 2, no. 3-4, March 1936
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