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25 April 1974
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Against Stalinism and fascism
IISG: Today in History- Entdinglichung
- Jordi Savall: Hommage à la Syrie
- 10 novembre 1918 : Le drapeau rouge flotte sur Strasbourg
- Sanandaj : Plus de 5.000 manifestants en solidarité avec Kobanê
- Direkte Aktion‘ – Zeitschrift für Theorie und Praxis des Anarchismus, Anarcho-Syndikalismus und Rätekommunismus im deutschsprachigen Raum (2/1971)
- LaMa: Marktstraße 95” und „Laeiszstraße 18
- Solidaritätserklärung der OKDE-Spartakos mit den Kämpfen in der Türkei
- Newsticker zu den Kämpfen in der Türkei
- Clément Méric – Antifaschist und Gewerkschafter – in Paris von Faschisten ermordet
- 100 Jahre ‚Sacre du Printemps‘
- Kommunistische Partei Iran zum 1. Mai 2013
- La Bataille Socialiste
- La Bataille socialiste s’arrête
- Charla sobre mayo de 1937|Entretien avec Agustín Guillamón sur les Journées de Mai 1937
- Le trotskysme peut-il réellement vaincre ? (Rote kämpfer, 1932)
- Partito e potere politico (Hekmat, 1998)
- Der anarcho-syndikalismus und die spanische revolution (1937)
- La Fabrique du Musulman
- Free the Maruti Workers !
- La Revolución rusa: Una interpretación crítica y libertaria
- Congrès du K.A.P.D. (septembre 1921)
- Critique Sociale n° 40
- Bob From Brockley
- My top posts of 2018
- The authoritarian war on journalism and dissent - and the fake left web personalities who front it
- Chris Williamson/Gilad Atzmon
- Fact-checking the SPLC on Max Blumenthal, part 2
- Against the fascist creep, against left nationalism
- Friday notes: Chris Williamson, Angela Nagle, Stand Up To Racism and more
- Gilad Atzmon criticisms
- Friday protests in free Syria, 16 November
- The American right: armed and dangerous
- Why JVL were wrong to re-write anti-fascist history in the wake of Pittsburgh
- Radical archives
- Alison Weir on Clay Douglas’s ‘The Free American Hour,’ Aug, 25, 2010
- Irving Howe: Bundist Vladimir Medem on Bolshevik dictatorship
- Edward Bellamy Disses Anarchists in “Looking Backward”
- U.S. Green Party’s Ajamu Baraka Linked to Holocaust Denier
- Follow Radical Archives on Twitter!
- Prague’s massive Global Street Party action (1998)
- Notes From Some Portland Anarchists (1999)
- James and Grace Lee Boggs on race, radicalism, and standpoint perspective (1974)
- David Macey – Foucault, the French Communist Party, and the Doctor’s Plot (1993)
- R.J. Lambrose – “Chomsky Unplugged” (1996)
- Christie Books
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- Criticism etc
- Left Forum 2018 Panel: Hegelian-Marxism, Critical Theory and Marxist-HumanismReaders of Criticism &c. who have the opportunity to attend the 2018 Left Forum in New York (June 1-3) may be interested in the panel Hegelian-Marxism, Critical Theory and Marxist-Humanism: U.S. Origins and Development. The speakers are Russell Rockwell, author of Hegel, Marx, and the Necessity and Freedom Dialectic, Sarah Kleeb, and Kevin O’Brien. Time […]
- We’ll always have PetrogradOctober: the story of the Russian Revolution China Miéville Verso, 2017 An enormous amount of intellectual effort is necessary to unearth what significance, if any, the Russian revolutions of 1917 hold for us today. Before it is possible to do so, the mind must travel backwards from the integrated spectacle of Putin’s Russia to confront, […]
- Trump: Does the future belong to him?“He deported himself like an unappreciated genius, whom the world takes for a simpleton.”—Marx, The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte (Daniel De Leon translation) “Bonaparte would like to appear as the patriarchal benefactor of all classes; but he can give to none without taking from the others.”—Marx, The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte (Daniel […]
- One Hundred Years Ago: February 1916The organized bloodshed in Europe entered a new phase in February as the battle of Verdun began on the morning of February 21. In the U.S., antipathy to the war continued to predominate, but President Wilson was well into a commitment to gradually prepare the country’s relatively small army and navy for entry into conflict. […]
- One Hundred Years Ago: August 1915The August 1915 cover of The Masses draws attention to the lynching of Leo Frank, which took place on August 17 in Marietta, Georgia. The drawing is by Robert Minor, later a major CP figure. Max Eastman, the magazine’s editor, was traveling in France and an account of a discussion on the war between him […]
- The Full Weight of SurrealismHistory of the Surrealist Movement Gérard Durozoi University of Chicago Press, 2002 This massive work, originally published in France in 1997, is actually a history of surrealism as it manifested itself in the visual arts—painting, sculpture, and film. The movement’s core literary expression receives short shrift in the book’s 800-plus pages. The political b […]
- Left Forum Panel: Deepening Technological Changes in the Workplace, Workers’ Organizing, and Marx’s Mature Critical TheoryReaders of Criticism &c. may find this panel at the upcoming Left Forum (New York City) of interest: Left Forum Panel: Deepening Technological Changes in the Workplace, Workers’ Organizing, and Marx’s Mature Critical Theory John Jay College 524 West 59th Street Room 127 Sunday May 31, 3:40pm – 05:40pm Karl Marx, in his works Grundrisse […]
- 100 Years Ago: March 1915
- One Hundred Years Ago: February 1915A selection of U.S. left journal covers from February 1915. All images come from the HathiTrust Digital Library.
- UntitledThe Socialisme ou Barbarie Scanning Project web site is back online with a nice new design. Criticism &c. hopes to review the newly-published history, Looking for the Proletariat: Socialisme ou Barbarie and the Problem of Worker Writing by William Hastings-King, soon.
- Left Forum 2018 Panel: Hegelian-Marxism, Critical Theory and Marxist-Humanism
- Histomatist
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