We Must Resist! "Anti-militarism, Anti-conscription, Anti-war, Anti-government." First published in Freedom, December 11th 1948. Digitised by the Kate Sharpley Library.
A People's History Of World War One In this essay, I will present a class analysis of the First World War. I hope to begin a retelling of the conflict from the otherside. Not simply as the bloody struggle of capitalists and monarchs over the division of the world, but also as a class war between the working classes and their rulers for life itself.
Movie Review: ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ (2022) A review of the latest version of an anti-war movie.
The CGT : sheepdogs in wolves’ clothing We do not agree with everything the authors say in general, but we reproduce this article for reference and making the history of french trade…
On the Manifesto of the Sixteen An article by Marie Goldsmith, published in Plus Loin (No.44, November 1928), seeking to reconcile the signatories of the Manifesto of the…
Liverpool Anarchist #16 Latest issue of the Liverpool Anarchist with articles about the £20 benefits cut, a university strike, conscientious objectors in Walton Jail and…
Open Letter To British Soldiers (1912) Reprint of 1912 letter to British soldiers that resulted in several people associated with The Syndicalist being given prison sentences. From…
Anarchists Demand Strike To End War - New York Times Article by the New York Times detailing a meeting held by Anarchists and members of the Industrial Workers of the World to build resistance to the American participation in the First World War.
Against Pacifism Of the many utopian positions widespread in the left today, some of the most persistent – and misguided – are various manifestations of pacifism. At its core, this type of thinking can be…
The Real Cause of the Beginning and End of WWI Explanations of the cause of WW1 and its ending are always carefully avoided every year as regularly as the commemoration itself.
1918: Ireland's Anti-Conscription Campaign Account of the opposition movement to the imposition of conscription on Ireland by the British Government during the First World War.
