Die Internationale erklingt in den Bergen von Iranisch-Kurdistan

Ein beeindruckendes Film- und Tondokument, eine illegale Versammlung von Revolutionären am 12. Februar auf dem Berg Abidar bei Sanandaj in Iranisch-Kurdistan, gefunden dank Révolution en Iran:

Neues aus den Archiven der radikalen (und nicht so radikalen) Linken

ältere Archiv-Updates und Hinweise zu weiteren linken Archivalien unter „Sozialistika“ und im Download-Archiv, auf Poumista Hinweise zu Colin Ward, der vor einigen Tagen verstarb und zu Stalinismus und Anti-Stalinismus:

Anarchist Federation:

* Organise! magazine anti-Poll Tax articles (1988-1981)

Archive.org:

* The Spark: theoretical organ of Marxist Workers League. Vol. I, 3 (1938)
* Hal Draper: The truth about Gerald Smith : America’s no. 1 fascist (1945)
* Alexander Kahn: Report of the Jewish Alliance: Delivered to the National Convention of the Socialist Party, New York — May 19-22, 1923 (1923)
* Socialist Party of America (SPA): Socialist Party on Poland (192?)
* Socialist Party of America (SPA): Socialist World, Juni 1923
* Shirley Waller: History of the international marxist youth movement pt. 1. From its origin to 1919 (~ 1959)
* Irwing Howe: Smash the profiteers (1946)
* Emile Vandervelde: La Belgique et le Congo, le passé, le présent, l’avenir (1911)
* John Humphrey Noyes: History of American socialisms (1870)
* The Dawn, Mai 1890 – November 1890
* The Dawn, Dezember 1890 – Juni 1891
* The Dawn, Januar 1894 – Dezember 1894
* The Dawn, Januar 1895 – Dezember 1895
* The Social Forum, Jg. 1901

Rassembler, diffuser les archives des révolutionnaires (RaDAR, ehemals ASMSFQI):

* Parti communiste internationaliste (PCI): La Vérité des travailleurs, Juli 1955
* Parti communiste internationaliste (PCI): La Vérité des travailleurs, September 1955
* Comité français pour la IVe internationale: La Vérité, September 1941 (Untergrundzeitung)
* Comité français pour la IVe internationale: La Vérité, 1. August 1941 (Untergrundzeitung)
* Ligue des communistes: Service de presse, 5. Januar 1936
* Ligue des communistes: Bulletin intérieur, August 1934

La Bataille Socialiste:

* Aimé Patri: Humanisme et inhumanisme chez Marx (1939)
* Paul Mattick: Marx et Keynes (1955)
* Amadeo Bordiga: Le marxisme face à l’Église et à l’État (1949)
* Rosa Luxemburg: Lettre à Henriette Roland-Holst (1905)
* Rosa Luxemburg: Que Guesde nous aide donc ! (1901)
* Rosa Luxemburg: Lettre à la rédaction du Social-démocrate de Copenhague (1913)
* Rosa Luxemburg: Discours au Congrès du Stuttgart (1898)
* Friedrich Engels: Le malthusianisme : une déclaration de guerre ouverte au prolétariat (1845, Auszug aus La situation de la classe laborieuse en Angleterre)
* Jules Guesde: Questions d’hier et d’aujourd’hui (1911)
* Socialist Party of Great Britain: Russia since 1917 (1948)
* Amigos de Durruti: Una teoría revolucionaria (1937, pdf-Datei)
* Joan Peiró Belis: El misterioso proceso del POUM (1938, pdf-Datei)
* Chazé: Deux brochures de Pouvoir ouvrier (1967, pdf-Datei)
* Chazé: La bureaucratie céleste de Balazs (1971, pdf-Datei)
* Nbang-Ba Suhuyini: Sharia in Nigeria: a class analysis (2002, pdf-Datei)
* Nbang-Ba Suhuyini: Globalization & Debt in Ghana (2003, pdf-Datei)

Marxists Internet Archive (MIA):

* Ernest Mandel: The Luck of a Crazy Youth (1966)
* Ernest Mandel: Economics of the Transition Period (1968)
* Anton Pannekoek: The Social Democratic Party School in Berlin (1907)
* Anton Pannekoek: Liberal and Imperialist Marxism (1915)
* Raya Dunayevskaya: German workers change face of Europe (1953)
* Jean Jaures: Preface to “Aguinaldo and the Philippines” (1900)
* Artikel aus International Socialism, 1958-1961:
** Raymond Challinor: Literature and Revolution (1958)
** Bob Pennington: Docks – Breakaway and Unofficial Movements (1960)
** Raymond Challinor: Economics (1960)
** Nigel Harris: Philosophical Dessication (1960)
** Nigel Harris: Nasty Men (1960)
** Raymond Challinor: Zigzag – The Communist Party and the Bomb (1960)
** Alasdair MacIntyre: Is A Neutralist Foreign Policy Possible? (1960)
** Bob Pennington/Martin Grainger: The Labour Party and the Bomb (1960)
** Peter Cadogan: Rebellion (1960)
** Bob Pennington: The Real Roots (1960)
** Alasdair MacIntyre: The Pen and the Sword (1960)
** Raymond Challinor: The Customer is Always Right (1960)
** Nigel Harris: The Psephological Eye (1960)
** Nigel Harris: Capitalist to Manager (1960)
** Introducing the Journal (1958)
** André Giacometti: The State of the French Left (1958)
** H.F.: British Economic Policy Since the War (1958)
** A Blow Against the Boss is a Blow Against the Bomb (1960)
** Power in the Labour Party (1960)
** From Cold War to Price War (1960)
** Congo (1960)
** Ilya Ilf/Eugeni Petrov: How the ‘Soviet’ Robinson Crusoe was Written (1933/1960)
** ABU: Polish Notebook (1960)
** Kan-ichi Kuroda: Japan (1960)
** Cressida Lindsay: A Touch of the Sun (1960)
** John Fairhead: Why Britain is Still Going (1960)
** Martin Grainger: The Murder Machine (1960)
** Len Bishop: Reformism Re-Affirmed (1960)
** Eric S. Heffer: Recommendation (1960)
** David Breen: Sinologist’s Vade-Mecum (1960)
** S.M. Neufeld: The Russian Film (1960)
** Letter to Readers (1960)
** Labour and the Bomb (1960)
** Russia and China (1960)
** Revolution in Cuba (1960)
** A Note of Protest, Michel Raptis & Sal Santen Case (1960)
** Jack London: Two Songs from Essex (1960)
** Jean-Jacques Marie: France – The March of Despotism (1960)
** Slawomir Mrozek: The Lion – A Moral Tale (1960)
** M. Grainger: Indictment by Inference (1960)
** Don Bass: Facts and Fancy (1960)
** Ioan Davies: Talking About Socialism (1960)
** Ioan Davies: A Way of Seeing (1960)
** Eric Morse: African Background (1960)
** Michael Segal: News Chronicle (1960)
** Michael Segal: Hot Air (1960)
** David Breen: Apologetics (1960)
** Ioan Davies: Riots and Romantics (1960)
** Michael Kidron: Two Left Feet (1960)
** Tony Cliff: Russian Organization Man (1960)
** Tony Cliff: Ephemeral flora (1960)
** Tony Cliff: On the Line (1960)
** Tony Cliff: Regrouping (1961)
** Tony Cliff: China (1960
** Ken Coates: Socialism and the Division of Labour, Some Notes on the Views of Paul Cardan (1961)
** Alasdair MacIntyre: Culture and Revolution (1961)
** Nigel Harris: An Economist’s World (1961)
** Ken Coates: In the Woodpile (1961)
** Ken Coates: O’Casey (1961)
** New Bombs for Labour (1961)
** Positive Neutralism (1961)
** Civil Disobedience (1961)
** Theory in the Movement (1961)
** Letter to Readers (1960)
** Adrian Mitchell: A Bomb Quartet (1961)
** Dick Logan & Henry Paley: ‘People’s Capitalism’? (1961)
** Henry Collins: Note on Stagnation (1961)
** M. Millett: Breakaways (1961)
** Munir: Nasser’s Egypt (1961)
** Peter Ibbotson: Africa and Russia (1961)
** John Fairhead: Leninism Falsified (1961)
** John F. Crutchley: China and the Right (1961)
** David Breen: Much Ado About India (1961)
** J.M. Wilson: All’s Well (1960)
** P. Mansell: The Web (1961)
** Peter Ibbotson: Admass Education (1961)
** Mary-K. Wilmers: No Silvikrin in the USSR (1961)
** Books Received (1961)
* Leo Trotzki: Misstagen som Kommunistiska förbundets högerfalang gör i fackföreningsfrågan (1931)
* Bertolt Brecht: Ontwerp en materiaal voor een proletarische pedagogie: het leerstuk (1930/1938)
* Antonio Gramsci: Problemen van de literaire kritiek (193?)
* Antonio Gramsci: De organisatie van de cultuur (193?)
* Louis Althusser: Het Piccolo Teatro – Bertolazzi en Brecht. Aantekeningen over een materialistisch theater (1962)
* L. A. Tckeskiss: O Materialismo Histórico em 14 Lições (1922)
* Marten Buschman: Tussen revolutie en modernisme (1993)
* Harm Kolthek Jr.: Het complot ontmaskerd: Of de tactiek van de sociaaldemocraten (1903)
* Jean-Patrick Manchette: The Roman Noir and Class Struggle (1994)
* Paul Verbraeken: Het ontstaan van de heersende ideologie in de Sovjet-Unie. Een inleiding (1981)
* Pierre Frank: Den proletära internationalismens nödvändighet och objektiva rötter (1968
* Daniel Guérin: Anarkism och marxism (1973)

La Presse Anarchiste:

* Solidarité Ouvrière n°3, Juni 1971
* Bulletin de la Fédération Jurassienne n°19, 15. Oktober 1872
* weitere Artikel aus Solidarité Ouvrière n°3, Juli/August 1971
* weitere Artikel aus Iztok n°15, März 1988

Collectif Smolny:

* BILAN: La suppression de la carte de pain en U.R.S.S. (1934)
* Louis Janover: Ombres marxistes – IV. Social-démocratie et tentation totalitaire (1976)

LibCom:

* Grandizo Munis: Unions against revolution (?)
* Artikel aus Subversion:
** Spain 1936, the end of anarchist syndicalism? (1996)
** IRA: anti-working class bastards! (1993)
** Book review: Hatta Shuzo and Pure Anarchism in Interwar Japan (1995)
* Processed World #13 (1985)
* Processed World #14 (1985)
* Processed World #15 (1985)

The Cedar Lounge Revolution:

* Dawn Group: Dawn Magazine, Mai 1984

Centro de Documentación de los Movimientos Armados (CeDeMA):

* María Candelaria Navas: De guerrilleras a feministas: Orígenes de las organizaciones de mujeres post-conflicto en El Salvador (1992-1995) (2007)
* Movimiento Revolucionario Tupac Amaru (MRTA): Entrevista de Vicky Peláez a Víctor Polay (1985)
* Movimiento Revolucionario Tupac Amaru (MRTA): Voz Rebelde Nº 9 (Edición Internacional) (1998)
* Frente de Liberación Nacional – Fuerzas Armadas de Liberación Nacional (FALN): Acta constitutiva de las Fuerzas Armadas de Liberación Nacional (1963)
* Ejército de Liberación Nacional (ELN): Cartilla Ideológica Comandante Manuel Pérez Martínez Nº 1 (2007)

Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières (ESSF):

* Jean-Claude Pomonti: Thaïlande : questions sur un carnage (2004)

Workers‘ Liberty:

* Sean Matgamna: The left and local government in the 1980’s (1980)

The Irish Election Literature Blog:

* ‘VOTE MING’ -Luke ‘Ming’ Flanaghan -Choice Party -late 90s
* Pat McHugh and John Coulthard posters- Northern Ireland Labour Party- 1970 Westminister

The Militant:

* Larry Seigle: Why gov’t framed up SWP, union fighters in 1941 (1987)
* 25, 50 and 75 years ago (1935/1960/1985)

Espace contre ciment:

* Erich Mühsam: Gustav Landauer (1920)

Luxemburger Anarchist:

* Paul Mattick: Mattick über die Logik des keynesianischen „Staatsinterventionismus“ (1971, Auszug aus Marx und Keynes. Die Grenzen des „gemischten Wirtschaftssystems“)

Révolution en Iran:

* Arbeiter-Kommunistische Partei Iran (API): Programme Communiste-Ouvrier et émancipation des femmes (1994)

Trotz reformistischer Abwiegelung – EDL/SDL-Aufmarsch in Edinburgh gestoppt

Aus gegebenem Anlass nachfolgend dokumentiert ein Bericht von der Webseite von Workers‘ Liberty zum Aufmarschversuch der „Scottish Defence League“ (SDL) am 20. Februar in Edinburgh:

Anti-fascists surround Scottish Defence League; “Scotland United” tries to stop confrontation

Author: Dale Street

The Scottish Defence League (SDL) suffered another humiliation on Saturday 20 February when its promised demonstration in Edinburgh ended up as five hours in a pub, surrounded by anti-fascists and protected by several hundred police.

“Scotland United” – a variant of Unite Against Fascism (UAF), but even worse – suffered a humiliation as well, albeit of a different type.

In many ways, what happened in Edinburgh in the run-up to last Saturday, and on the day as well, was a re-run of what had happened in Glasgow last November, when the SDL had attempted to stage a demonstration in the city.

In Glasgow an ad hoc Glasgow Anti-Fascist Alliance (GAFA) was launched in order to confront the SDL and prevent them from taking to the streets. It involved members of some, but not all, socialist groups and a variety of non-aligned activists.

“Scotland United” was also set up. This was the ‘official’ anti-SDL initiative, backed by the Scottish TUC, individual unions, elected representatives (including Tories) from across the political spectrum, the Socialist Workers Party (SWP), UAF, the Scottish-Islamic Foundation, and various religious and voluntary sector organisations.

“Scotland United” deliberately called a rally and march at a time and place which ruled out any possibility of confronting the SDL. The GAFA, on the other hand, managed to track down the SDL to the pub were they were skulking and stage a protest there, albeit only briefly, before the SDLers were bussed out of the city.

(For a full report of the events in Glasgow, see: workersliberty.org/story/2009/11/14)

In the run-up to last Saturday’s events in Edinburgh an ad hoc Edinburgh Anti-Fascist Alliance (EAFA) was set up to mobilise people to confront the SDL. Like the GAFA, it was a mixture of non-aligned activists and members of some socialist organisations.

“Scotland United” was also resurrected for the day.

It issued the same bland anti-SDL statement that had been used in Glasgow last November, the only difference being that “Edinburgh” was substituted for “Glasgow”. Signatories to the statement included Tories, Liberal-Democrats, the SWP, the SSP, Tommy Sheridan, UAF, Alex Salmond, the STUC, and those well-known opponents of bigotry – the Scottish Palestine Solidarity Campaign.