Digging into IWW history: South Africa – John Philips A brief history of the South African Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) by John Philips…
European syndicalism and the IWW A 1933 reply by Ralph Chaplin to, seemingly, Spanish anarchist Maximiliano Olay, about the differences between the Spanish anarcho-syndicalist…
North-East of the US : class struggle unionism and social issues This article presents, this time, the current situation of American unionism and its history and…
Raid on IWW at Boulder Dam An article from the July 18, 1931 issue of the Industrial Worker describing the arrest of IWW member, Frank Anderson, who was organizing workers at the Boulder Dam (later called Hoover Dam) project.
Thompson and Cogan debate opportunism An article by x22063 describing a 1932 debate between Fred Thompson of the IWW and J. Cogan of the Communist Party USA-aligned Trade Union Unity…
"Communism" not a name only - Recidivus A scathing article by Recidivus about the Workers Party of America, the legal, above-ground party of the Communist Party USA during the early to…
Big IWW drive is on in Detroit An account of the Briggs strike in Detroit by L.B. Originally appeared in Industrial Worker March 21, 1933, Vol. 14, No. 114, Whole No. 847.