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Excerpts from , ,Proletarian Culture"

Excerpts from , ,Proletarian Culture"

Poems by Ilya Sadofyev. Published by Proletkult

A short biography of anarchist Francesco Saverio Merlino. Including his famous disagreement with Luigi Galleani.

A friendly exchange between Bundist figure Henryk Erlich and his father-in-law Simon Dubnow, Jewish historian and advocate of Jewish Autonomism, concerning the Zionist movement. In his article, Erlich strongly criticized the Zionist goal of creating a Jewish state in Palestine, which had grown in popularity during the rise of the Hitler regime in Nazi Germany. He furthermore noted how many Zionist leaders had recently been echoing fascist and anti-Semitic rhetoric in an attempt to make migration to Palestine appear as the only solution to the Jewish question. The article originally appeared in the Yiddish newspaper Di Tsukunft in October 1938. The translation is by Samuel Portnoy in his book Henryk Erlich and Victor Alter: Two Heroes and Martyrs for Jewish Socialism.

After decades of service, Lindsey Oil Refinery is in serious trouble.

Excerpt from the magazine . .Proletarian Culture"

A hearfelt account of the wilding/rewilding direct action undertaken by the Wise Brothers. Originally appeared on the Revolt Against Plenty website.

A short biography of Ukrainian anarchist communist Konstantin Batrak.

Temps mêlés is a Belgian avant-garde literary magazine , founded in Verviers in 1952 by Jane Graverol and André Blavier. It is part of the post-surrealist movementof the post-war period , such as Les Lèvres nues, the Daily-Bul, and Phantômas.

An article about the different factions in the Spanish anarcho-syndicalist union, the CNT and the questions they faced after the death of the dictator Franco. Originally appeared in Libertarian Communist #5

Background notes to a catastrophe and merely another book that will never be published… Originally published on the Revolt Against Plenty website in 2010.

An article by Terry Sheen & Billy Williams documenting the conflict in the Spanish anarcho-syndicalist union, the CNT, that eventually resulted in a split, litigation and the establishment of the CGT. Originally appeared in Libertarian Communist #8