The Belgian strike of the 100,000, 1941 A short history of the strike of tens of thousands of workers in Nazi-occupied Belgium, for a pay increase and against the fascist authorities.
Cleveland Metal and Machinery Workers 440 Shop Bulletins The internal news and discussion publication of the Cleveland Industrial Union 440 Branch of the IWW…
Syndicalism on the Shopfloor: the Denver Shop-Stewards Strike, Transvaal, November-December 1919 - EA Mantzaris This paper by Evan Mantzaris provides a critical chronicle of a strike by radical…
1831: the Merthyr Rising and Dic Penderyn An account of an brief uprising in South Wales in 1831 and the fate of Richard Lewis, known as Dic Penderyn. The uprising was the largest…
The man that was hung A 1917 article from the International Socialist Review about the murder of Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) organizer, Frank Little. We do…
The party is haunting us again The National Union of Metal Workers of South Africa (NUMSA) recently split from the African National Congress (ANC). As part of this it is…
The Christmas Eve Calumet massacre, 1913 A short history of the biggest mass murder in Michigan history: the massacre of 73 people, mostly the children of striking miners at a Christmas…
Battles in the Telluride mines, 1901-1903 - Louis Adamic A short history of the striking workers who took over the mines in Telluride, Colorado, and the…
Fighting back in Ukraine - Oleg Dubrovskii with Simon Pirani This short pamphlet was put together by Simon Pirani in 1996/7 from a series of interviews with…
Security guards murder locals scavenging for gold in Papua New Guinea Private security guards employed by ‘Barrick Gold’, aided by local police have killed at least five…
Greece: Anti-fascist rapper stabbed to death by 25 neonazis Greece: Anti-fascist rapper and metal worker was stabbed to death by 25 neonazis on the night of…
