War resistance in Ukraine amidst the hype about peace talks | libcom.org
"By refusing to be controlled, you take control of your life." Archival poster from early 2013| libcom.org
"By refusing to be controlled, you take control of your life." Archival poster from early 2013| libcom.org
A moment from the joint rallies of Ukrainian, Russian and local opponents of the war held on December 21 in Berlin, Cologne and Paris. This photo is from Germany| libcom.org
A libertarian Marxist/communist critique of the Encyclopedie des Nuisances, chronicling the group's evolution from situationist-inspired councilist activism during the 1970s, to its "abandonment of any kind of revolutionary perspective" during the early 1990s, until its final surrender to "passive contemplation of the catastrophe" and "apocalyptic defeatism" during the late 1990s. Includes critiques of Guy Debord's situationist theory and the Frankfurt School.| libcom.org
A history of the people's militias who fought Italy's fascists covering the birth, growth and decline of the world's first anti-fascist group, the Arditi del Popolo.| libcom.org
PDF e-book of the autobiography of black revolutionary, Assata Shakur. We do not agree with all of her politics but reproduce this text for reference.| libcom.org
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Lukáš Borl, December 2, 2024 (česky)| libcom.org
Yesterday post by a recently appeared internationalist blog. Screensaver with Makhno's monument during the war is from the translator. Some references are edited on September 27 at the request of the authors.| libcom.org
An account and critique of the Chinese Cultural Revolution, which portrays the "revolution" as a factional squabble within the Communist Party bureaucracy which enabled the working class to begin to assert themselves as an independent force for a time before being crushed by the state.| libcom.org
A history of Rwanda and Burundi, two African nations run by Western Imperial powers until independence in 1961. Burundi became an independent state in 1962.| libcom.org
On the title picture from pre-war times: “We love Kharkiv – we hate capitalism!” (in Ukrainian)| libcom.org
This yellow Niva has become in Ukraine a truly popular meme of resistance to state terror| libcom.org
After a wearisome period of dormancy, people are gradually beginning to remember what it is to stand for their rights!| libcom.org
In the picture: “War is a kind of action, thanks to which people who do not know each other kill each other for the sake of glory and benefit of people who know each other very well, but do not kill each other” (Paul Valéry)| libcom.org
Russian anarchist Peter Kropotkin's massively influential work on mutual aid and co-operation as a factor in evolution, written in 1902.| libcom.org
