Anarchism and the Spanish revolution - Helmut Wagner
An article written by the German council communist Helmut Wagner in April 1937 criticizing extensively the political developments in Spain during the civil war and within it the role played by the anarchists and their organizations. This article first appeared in Ratekorrespondenz, the official publication of the Gruppe Internationaler Kommunisten (GIK) based in Holland, before appearing in Paul Mattick's International Council Correspondence in June of that same year.
Revolution and counterrevolution in Spain - Groep van Internationale Communisten
In this article published in June 1937 in the journal, Rätekorrespondenz, the Group of International Communists of Holland harshly criticize the CNT and FAI in the wake of the May Events in Barcelona, condemning the anarchosyndicalist leadership for its collaboration with the government, ideological confusions regarding trade union control of the economy, illusions regarding antifascist unity and the pact with the UGT.
Spanish Civil War and Revolution poster gallery, 1936-39
2004: National telemarketing strike in Spain
Organizing worker struggles through direct democracy: the Barcelona bus drivers struggle for two days off, 2007-2008
The Asturias revolt, 1934 - Sam Lowry
An account of the 1934 uprising by Asturian miners in Spain. Beginning as part of a nationwide general strike, the revolt grew into one of the most widespread rebellions of the pre-revolution era.
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