Soviet justice: The case of Gavriil Pavlyuk
Submitted by Battlescarred on Jun 1 2016 16:14
A very short article on the prsecution of anarchist peasant Gavriil Pavlyuk
Wild and notorious: Asnin, Shlema Aronovich (18--?-1917)
Submitted by Battlescarred on May 31 2016 08:50
A short biography of Shlema Asnin, colourful anarchist remembered for his role in the June-July days of 1917.
International Council Correspondence Volume 6, Number 4
New Essays. A Quarterly Devoted to the Study of Modern Society (International Council Correspondence), Vol. 6, no. 4, Winter 1943
International Council Correspondence Volume 2, Number 12
International Council Correspondence, Vol. 2, no. 12, November 1936
Did Trotsky point the way to socialism?
Transcript of the opening remarks from a debate between Adam Buick arguing No (for the Socialist Party of Great Britain) and Hillel Ticktin arguing Yes, (Critique Journal) taking place on 24th January 2009 at Hillhead Library in Glasgow. Full video recording also available online.
“Cut up Khrushchev for sausages!” A history lesson for The New York Times - Simon Pirani
Submitted by Dan Radnika on Sep 27 2015 19:22
This recent article by Simon Pirani both provides more information about the Novocherkassk revolt and massacre and also some insight into how worker revolts in the days of the Soviet Union are still being shamelessly mirepresented in even the most "respected" Western media outlets.
Communism is the Material Human Community: Amadeo Bordiga Today - Loren Goldner
Goldner assesses Bordiga's analysis of the nature of the 'socialist' countries, and the centrality of the agrarian question. This article originally appeared in 'Critique' #23, 1995 as 'Amadeo Bordiga, the agrarian question and the international revolutionary movement'.
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