The Nihilist Recuperation: A couple of communiques against communiques from Barcelona
Two texts from Barcelona, critiquing the trend of nihilist armed struggle groups such as the Conspiracy of Cells of Fire and Informal Anarchist Federation. These texts first appeared on Indymedia Barcelona and were formatted as a PDF by Subversion Press.
Barcelona ABC Communiqué
Article from Black Flag #216 1999.
Ensinger, Doris (1944-2020)
Submitted by Battlescarred on Aug 12 2020 14:04
A short biography of German anarchist Doris Ensinger.
The Durruti column – Carl Einstein
A posthumous address on Buenaventura Durruti by German anarcho-syndicalist volunteer in the Durruti Column, Carl Einstein. It was broadcasted by the CNT-FAI radio station in Barcelona shortly after Durruti’s death in November 1936, and later published by the Official Propaganda Services of the CNT-FAI in the pamphlet Buenaventura Durruti.
Squatting in Barcelona - Black Flag
Article from Black Flag #214 1998.
To Libertarians - Guy Debord/International Friends
A text on solidarity with libertarian prisoners in Spain, written by Guy Debord and circulated under the name "International Friends". This translation taken from Not Bored!, PDF version found at azinelibrary.org.
Collectives in the Spanish Revolution - by Gaston Leval (2018 Updated & Improved Edition)
A new, updated, and improved edition of a classic of anarcho-syndicalist economics -- a detailed eyewitness and analysis of the successes and struggles of a libertarian socialist economy
آگوستین گویامیون: سنگر ها در بارسلونا: کنفدراسیون ملی کار از پیروزی ماه ژوئیه سال 1936 تا شکست ناگزیر ماه می سال 1937
Submitted by Majid00 on May 2 2020 01:32
تاکید برفراگیری تجربه خودکارگران در عرصه مبارزه طبقاتی، نقش و عملکرد دولت سرمایه داری در نظام سرمایه در شرایط عادی و بحرانی، درک بورژوایی مارکسیست ها از فاشیسم و همکاری آن ها با دولتهای بورژوایی علیه فاشیسم و تقویت نهاد دولت علیه طبقه کارگر
The 1918 flu pandemic in the CNT media
Submitted by Kate Sharpley on Apr 28 2020 17:49
The notorious flu epidemic of 1918 – known as the ‘Spanish’ flu epidemic – was first reported among US troops bound for the First World War trenches. Given the enormous mobility of troops at the time, the disease was largely free to spread to fresh population centres and so it claimed the lives of 50 million people worldwide. Spreading like wildfire. A powerful example of the destructive power of a pandemic.
An infantile disorder? Youth, childhood, and the British anarchist movement during the Spanish Civil War, 1936-1939
Submitted by wojtek on Apr 1 2020 14:50
An article by Morris Brodie examining the attitudes of the British anarchist movement toward youth and childhood during the Spanish Civil War.
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