Including: Sunderland unemployed activist acquitted after police fit-up, Dutch East Indies continued, Japan continued, ...

An article, possibly by editor John Sandgren, directed to the recently expelled ‘left-wing’ of the Socialist Party of America ...

The July 1919 issue of The One Big Union Monthly. Editorials, The Peace Treaty and the Working Class, I.W.W. Prisoners, Bomb ...

An homage to the life of Francisco Ascaso, long associated with Buenaventura Durruti, a veteran leader of the CNT., and ...

The 9 June 1923 issue of the Workers' Dreadnought (Vol. 10 No. 12).

An uncredited article, possibly by editor John Sandgren, about the the IWW's experiences in 1919, including an overview of ...

Online archive of Muntjac, a magazine by a collective of racialized anarchists in the UK & elsewhere. Published 2024 onwards.

Barthélémy Schwartz, who later launched “Editions Ab Irato”, was a major figure of the periodical. The name Oiseau-tempête refers to a a seabird (the petrel) that foretells tempests. It also alludes ...

* debate the IWW as a ‘class union’, meaning, the IWW does not have to be a political and cultural home for anarchism, but a well structured organisation that workers of different sectors can use as ...

An article by Joseph Wagner covering the French labor movement, the wave of sit-down strikes and its interactions with the ...