I've Dislodged a Bit of Brick - Donald Rooum DONALD ROOUM, born in Bradford, 1928, is a typographer and. cartoonist who wrote on Freedom of Access in ANARCHY 17.
The Dublin lockout, 1913 - John Dorney A short history of Ireland’s most significant industrial dispute: the mass lockout of 20,000 workers by 400 employers in Dublin from August 1913…
The Thiaroye massacre, 1944 - Steven Johns A short history of the mass killing of black soldiers in the Free French Forces who were protesting against non-payment of wages towards the end…
Ashton-under-Lyne rising of 1848 This account of the events of 14 August 1848, when an armed Chartist “National Guard” shot dead a police officer in the town of Ashton-under-Lyne…
The general strike of 1842 As many as half a million workers may have been caught up in a strike wave which linked demands for the Charter and an end to pay cuts. This page…
[The Netherlands] The Area Ban against anarchists in a broader context of repression in The Hague On the backgrounds of the area ban the mayor of The Hagua, Netherlands, imposed on…
Deadly silence: black deaths in custody A detailed study of deaths of people of colour in custody in the UK, published in 1991.
Dutch Mayor issues area bans for anarchists From the frontlines of social war in the Netherlands: area ban for anarchists in The Hague
The Elaine massacre, 1919 - Grif Stockley A short history of one of the worst incidents of racial violence in American history when hundreds of African-Americans were murdered and…
The Bisbee deportation of 1917 - Sheila Bonnand An overview of the Bisbee deportation, when over 1000 strikers in the revolutionary Industrial Workers of the World union were illegally…
Port Chicago disaster and mutiny, 1944 A short history of the munitions explosion on 17 July, 1944 which killed 320 men, mostly African-Americans, and the African American servicemen…
Revenge of a Citibank worker An IT worker with Citibank was jailed last week for deliberately downing 90% of the bank's network, following an unfavourable review with a…
