Signac, Paul, 1863-1935 A short biography of Paul Signac a French neo-impressionist painter and anarchist who, working with Georges Seurat, helped develop the…
Traven, B., 1890-1969 A short biography of B. Traven, German underground author, anarchist and writer of the Treasure of Sierra Madre. [This article contains several factual inaccuracies and is typical of the many myths and half truths that have circulated concerning the mysterious B. Traven. For example, the date and location of birth given here are entirely speculative. For the known facts concerning Traven and a far more accurate…
1915: The murder of Joe Hill The story of the death of the American trade unionist, revolutionary and popular song-writer Joe Hill, framed for murder and executed.
The cultural Cold War: corporate and state intervention in the arts A look at involvement of governments and corporations attempting to push their interests in the…
1919-1950: The politics of Surrealism A history of Surrealism and its links with politics and, in particular, anarchism and socialism.
1883-today: The radical history of Aussie rules football A history of Aussie rules football and its intersection with working class politics since the first…
1862-1999: Revolutionary song in Italy The history of song, music, class struggle and anarchism in Italy's turbulent past.
1789-1989: Revolutionary song in France A history of song, music and revolutionary working class politics in France from the 1789 Revolution up to the 1980s and punk.
1972: The Quebec general strike The story of one of the largest working class rebellions in American history. 300,000 workers participated in North America's largest general…
Shusui, Kotoko, 1871-1911 A short biography of journalist Kotoku Shusui, who helped introduce anarchism to Japan and was executed for treason.
US: Shattuck Cinema workers are going union Landmark Shattuck Cinema workers are fed up. Years of bad hours, poor pay, a hostile work environment and the demoralsing treatment from theatre…