Exploitation in one click? Grassroots unions start international delivery service campaign #deliverunion Deliveroo and Foodora are two very young start-ups that are rapidly expanding on a…
Against the mainstream: Nazi privatization in 1930s Germany An article about the wave of privatisations carried out by the Nazi party in the 1930s.
Timeline of the German and Herero, Nama War and Genocide The 1904-1907 Herero and Nama revolt and genocide was the first use of concentration camps by the…
Herero Revolt 1904-1907 A short account of the Herero revolt against the German empire in what is now Namibia.
The colonial development of concentration camps The practice of concentrating civilians in guarded camps or centres, specifically as part of a counter-guerrilla military strategy during wartime…
A half-blind communist with a sharp eye for the future. Marinus van der Lubbe (1909-1934) and his Reichstag Fire Interesting history of Marinus van der Lubbe, the young communist building worker…
Opposition and resistance in Nazi Germany Pamphlet offering a snapshot of some elements of the resistance to Nazism in Germany before and during World War II. It is not a comprehensive…
The politics and culture of FC St. Pauli: from leftism, through anti-establishment, to commercialization An article on the politics and history of St.Pauli F.C. by Petra Daniel and…
Since you mentioned “us”: nationalism by example of Scottish independence German group Gruppen Gegen Kapital Und Nation who work alongside british group Critisticuffs discuss…
Auschwitz or the great alibi Article from Communist Left, No. 6, July – December, 1993; translated from La Gauche Communiste, no. 13., 1987. Original in Programme Communiste, N. 11, 1960. Although attributed to Amadeo Bordiga, it was probably written by the French-Jewish Bordigist Martin Axelrad (1926 – 2010), once a refugee, his parents died at Treblinka.
The revolution is not a party affair - Otto Rühle This article was written in May 1920 and was first published in the German paper Die Aktion. This translation first appeared in the London…
