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The Anarchist Hall in Norwich

A number of mentions of the Anarchist Hall in Norwich in 1891.

Out of the Ghetto - Joe Jacobs

"My Youth In The East End: Communism and Fascism 1913-1939." Essential autobiograpy of a working class Jewish activist in London.

Intercom: The Ultra-Left Review

A complete online archive of Intercom, a publication produced by members of a range of UK ultra-left/libertarian communist groups in the early…

Anti-Apartheid Demonstration UC Berkeley 1985

Israel, Apartheid, and the Death Penalty: When Law Becomes a Tool of Ethnic Cleansing

The Death Penalty for Terrorists Law was formally passed on 30 March 2026, with a 62–48 vote. Israel…

Guy Debord's "Society of the Spectacle" on libcom.org

A guide to navigating your way around the different versions of this foundational text of…

Another way to live: inside the fight for Prosfygika

Article from DOPE Magazine issue 33 (Spring 2026). DOPE Magazine is a quarterly libertarian-socialist street newspaper. We print 40,000 per issue…

Common Sense journal

A complete online archive of the Journal of the Edinburgh Conference of Socialist Economists. 24 issues were pubished between 1987 and 1999.

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The Tribe of Moles - Sergio Bologna

Sergio Bologna's work on class composition through the unrest in Italy during the 1960s and 1970s.

The Edelweiss Pirates, 1939-1945

An account of the Edelweiss Pirates, a World War II era German anti-Nazi movement of working class youth who fought against the regime.

Anarchism: from theory to practice - Daniel Guerin

Daniel Guerin's book about the theoretical basis of anarchism, and its practical application to the real world in selected historical examples.

No God, no boss, no husband: The world’s first anarcha-feminist group

An account of the first anarchist-feminist group in Argentina during the 1890s.

Silent funeral procession for workers killed by police, San Francisco, 1934

The dock workers strike and San Francisco general strike, 1934 - Jeremy Brecher

Jeremy Brecher's history of the 1934 strike of dock workers and the San Francisco general strike it…

Better than we know ourselves: a ruling class view of the trade unions

An article adapted from the May 2012 article of Black Flag magazine which examines the trade unions…

Outta Control journal

Meeting - Revue Internationale pour la Communisation

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The Anarchist Hall in Norwich

Out of the Ghetto - Joe Jacobs

Intercom: The Ultra-Left Review

Israel, Apartheid, and the Death Penalty: When Law Becomes a Tool of Ethnic Cleansing

Guy Debord's "Society of the Spectacle" on libcom.org

Another way to live: inside the fight for Prosfygika

Common Sense journal

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Anarchism: from theory to practice - Daniel Guerin

No God, no boss, no husband: The world’s first anarcha-feminist group

The dock workers strike and San Francisco general strike, 1934 - Jeremy Brecher

Better than we know ourselves: a ruling class view of the trade unions

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