Kommunistische Partei Iran zum 1. Mai 2013

Quelle: Webseite des Abroad Committee of the Communist Party of Iran:

Announcement of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Iran on the occasion of May 1st, International Workers‘ Day (2013)

May 1st is a day of international working class solidarity. Iranian workers have had a year full of difficulties and at the same time full of strikes and protests and an era accompanied with constant fight for their rights. During the past year, the deepening crisis of global capitalism and the impact of this crisis on different aspects of the life of the working class on one side and on the other side the expansion of the economic sanctions have resulted in tens of thousands of factory closures, bankruptcy of numerous production centers, increasing number of millions of unemployed people, escalating inflation and soaring prices of basic necessities of the society and brutal living conditions. The Iranian workers on many levels have been struggling with the consequences of these devastating economic sanctions and the devastating policies of the Islamic regime that has been constantly trying to impose the burden of the sanctions on the working-class families and the poor layers of the society.

Iranian workers through their daily protests and strikes have shown that they neither surrender to the fate that the capitalist class and their regime have created for them nor have been intimidated by the continuous repression, arrests and prosecution of labor movement activists and leaders by the Islamic regime. They have shown that the daily violations against their lives and rights will not break their will and this way they have kept alive the hope for system change and end to the rule of the Islamic regime in the hearts of the oppressed and deprived masses in the society.

Iranian workers now celebrate this historic day amid continuous struggles and with wide experience in organizing May 1st ceremonies and actions. May 1st is part of workers’ fight against the capitalist system during which they show and raise the degree of their class consciousness, their awareness about their working and living conditions, their understanding of the importance of class struggle and self-organization for the liberation from oppression and exploitation of the capitalist system. The labor movement leaders and activists need to have a clear knowledge of the factors involved in Iran’s political situation as well as a realistic evaluation of the existing power balance and the dominating atmosphere in the society so that they can organize successful May 1st ceremonies and actions.

The activists and leaders of the labor movement know that this year’s May 1st is going to be held just few weeks before Iran’s eleventh presidential “elections”. This makes this year’s May 1st celebrations special and more sensitive. The regime has been planning special measures ahead and in fear of mass riots in the weeks leading up to the „elections“ and recently by announcing the launch of „polling bases“, [ polling centers that are guarded by armed forces], it actually announces that it will enforce tight security measures in the society. The regime is extremely worried about the outburst of people’s anger and discontent against the high inflation and high prices, against poverty, unemployment and wide corruption, and turning this discontent into a mass political movement in the tense atmosphere of the society. Regime’s fear of mass riots, its resort to more repression and force against people and displaying its military and security capabilities in order to overcome this fear clearly shows the fragility of the current atmosphere in the society. Workers’ organized and strong presence in the city centers during May 1st can be the start to end this atmosphere, trigger waves of mass anger and create a more favorable atmosphere for the advance of the labor movement and other progressive social movements.

The fragile atmosphere of the society is rooted in more fundamental factors. The deepening economic crisis, the pressure and problems that the regime is facing as a result of the continuation of the economic sanctions, the impasse in becoming a nuclear power and failure in becoming the super power of the region, its fear of labor and mass uprisings and its frustration in controlling these crises has made the Iranian regime struggle with an internal crisis as well. Different factions within the regime have been attacking each other over the ways out of this crisis and over the survival strategies of the regime. It is the regime’s incapability in resolving these crises that has made all its measures and plans fragile.

The regime of the Islamic Republic, in face of such challenges and by terming 1392 as „The Year of Political and Economic Saga“, by calling on the workers to bear the austerity programs and asking for active participation in the presidential elections is, once again, openly stating its intention to intensify the exploitation of the workers and pushing more families under the poverty line. The increasing pressure on the Iranian labor activists and leaders is an attempt by the regime to prevent any possible wide response from the labor movement against these attacks.

Organizing May 1st gatherings is one of the top priorities of the labor activists and leaders in the labor movement. The communist activists in the labor movement need to have an accurate and correct evaluation of the conditions and power balance in the society and accordingly try to organize and hold May 1st activities. It is the duty of the socialist activists in the labor movement to set a clear vision for the workers of the different phases of the advancement of the labor movement. It is necessary to emphasize the urgent demands of the working class, especially the demand for increased wages and rejecting the minimum wage that is four times less than the poverty level, to emphasize the importance of united and country-wide fight against the regime’s assaults and for the liberation from the terrible economic situation as well as the political and social limitations that have made life for the working class intolerable.

Zwei Texte zur Lage auf Zypern

* OKDE-Spartakos about the recent developments in Cyprus (International Viewpoint)

„It is a fatal mistake for the Left to praise the national dignity and the determination of the Cypriot government and of the parliament. The only language they know, is the language of the capital and the money. The workers in northern and southern Cyprus, like their colleagues in other countries, have nothing to expect from the so-called anti-imperialist bourgeois parties and international allies. They do not need any common struggle neither with Anastassiades, big depositors and Putin, nor with the EU and with Samaras. Whatever workers are to win, they will only win it with their own independent action.“

* Theodora Polenta: Cyprus: lessons from AKEL’s shame (Workers Liberty)

Ein Beitrag aus der Revolutionären Initiative Ruhrgebiet zur politischen Lage

gefunden auf der Webseite Neue Antikapitalistische Organisation? Na endlich!:

„…

Der Hauptgrund für die kaum spürbare Bewegung der ArbeiterInnen, für den niedrigen Stand der sozialen Bewegung(en) und für die Schwäche der linken, sozialistischen Bewegung liegt in der Stärke des BRD-Imperialismus, der andere Länder innerhalb der EU nieder konkurriert und aussaugt. Das ermöglicht ihm in der Krise eine Politik des Klassenkompromisses zwischen Kapital, Regierung und Gewerkschaften, während die herrschende Klasse in Ländern wie Griechenland, Portugal, dem Spanischen Staat die ArbeiterInnenklasse frontal angreift. In Deutschland gibt es leichte Lohnerhöhungen, Abschaffung der Studiengebühren und eine breite Debatte über die Einführung eines Mindestlohnes. In Griechenland wurden die Löhne um 30-40 Prozent gesenkt. Auf Zypern werden KleinsparerInnen teilenteignet. Das Gesetz der ungleichen und kombinierten Entwicklung trifft mehr den je auf Europa zu.

…“

Die neuen „Insurgent Notes“

wieder einmal eine neue Ausgabe der Insurgent Notes. Journal of Communist Theory and Practice, die Artikel im Einzelnen:

* Editorial

* Loren Goldner: Fictitious Capital and Contracted Social Reproduction Today: China and Permanent Revolution

* John Garvey: The New Worker Organizing

* Matthew Quest: C.L.R. James’s Conflicted Intellectual Legacies on Mao Tse Tung’s China

* John Garvey: Trotsky Reconsidered: Claude Lefort’s Perspective

* Michael Rectenwald: Postmodernism, the Academic Left, and the Crisis of Capitalism

und einige Rezensionen:

* Loren Goldner: Cesar Chavez, the United Farm Workers, and the Question of Unions in Contemporary Capitalism

* Freddy Fitzsimmons: The Condition of the Working Classes in England

* Maury Moriarity: Michael Schmidt and Lucien van der Welt, Black Flame: The Revolutionary Class Politics of Anarchism and Syndicalism

Vatikan und Iran Hand in Hand

von der Webseite des IGB/ITUC:

Vatican In Unholy Alliance at United Nations

8 March 2013: The ITUC has written to the Vatican calling on it to halt its campaign to stop the United Nations adopting stronger standards on violence against women at the UN Commission on the Status of Women meeting in New York.

“It is shocking that the Vatican is leading an unholy alliance, with Iran, to stop the UN stepping up action to protect women and girls from violence,” said ITUC General Secretary Sharan Burrow. “Hundreds of millions of women have experienced violence, assault and genital mutilation, and hundreds of millions more will if governments, led by the UN, fail to step up action. The idea that somehow ‘cultural or religious practices’ can be used as an excuse for violence, torture, mutilation or murder cannot be allowed to prevail in the modern era. We call on the Vatican and its government allies to drop their resistance to full protection for girls and women.”

Bilder und Berichte zum Internationalen Frauentag 2013

auf Solidarité Ouvrière u.a. Bilder und Berichte von Demos aus Kabul, Tunis, Soulemaniyeh, Barcelona, Buenos Aires, etc.

Internationaler Frauentag – zum 8. März 2013: Gegen Patriarchat und Kapitalismus!

* Terry Conway: Socialist feminism: hidden from history (Socialist Resistance)

* Initiative Communiste-Ouvrière: La véritable égalité reste à conquérir !

The Weekly Archive Worker: Don’t be a soldier!

das vermutlich letzte Update für 2012, auf Syndikalismus ein Artikel zur Bakuninhütte bei Meiningen und the journal weist auf Geheimdienstdokumente von 1923 zu Jim Larkin hin … und die komplette MEW online beim Verlag Olga Benario und Herbert Baum:

auf pte-jrge:

* ein im Aufbau befindliches liknsradikales Aufkleber-Archiv zur Periode der Transición 1975-1982 und danach

im Marxists Internet Archive:

* Houzan Mahmoud: Devolver la esperanza a las mujeres de Irak (2004)
* Jacques Mesnil: Esprit révolutionnaire et syndicalisme (1914)
* Jacques Mesnil: L’Art dans la Russie des Soviets (1922)
* Daily Worker, Juli-September 1926
* C.L.R. James: It Is Up to The Transport Workers Now! (1941)
* C.L.R. James: On the Twenty-fifth Anniversary of the Easter Rebellion: Ireland and the Revolutionary Tradition of Easter Week (1941)
* C.L.R. James: Guard Against the Trap Set by Henry Ford (1941)
* C.L.R. James: Negro Masses and the Struggle for World Socialism (1941)
* C.L.R. James: Merguson Has an Obligation to the Negroes (1941)
* C.L.R. James: Russia – A Fascist State (1941)
* Hal Draper: A Thrilling Drama of the War and Labor (1941)
* Hal Draper: During World War I They Proved Labor Is a Power (1941)
* James P. Cannon: The Death of John Donlin (1931)
* James P. Cannon: Herberg Quotes Trotsky (1931)
* James P. Cannon: Lawrence Gives the Signal (1931)
* James P. Cannon: Lying as a Political System (1931)
* James P. Cannon: The Oppositionists at the May Day Conference (1931)
* James P. Cannon: A Dangerous Situation (1931)
* James P. Cannon: Communism and Syndicalism (1931)
* James P. Cannon: The Communists and the Progressives (1931)
* James P. Cannon: The Trade Union Turn (1931)
* Max Shachtman: Republican Revolution in Spain (1931)
* Max Shachtman: Illinois Miners’ Convention (1931)
* Leo Trotzki: Notes of a Journalist (1931)
* Leo Trotzki: The Trial of the Russian Mensheviks: The Real Disposition of the Figures on the Political Scene (1931)
* Leo Trotzki: The Successes of Socialism and the Dangers of Adventurism (1931)
* Martin Abern: One Year of the Workers Party (1941)
* Russell Blackwell: The Agrarian Congress in Puebla (1931)
* Charles Curtiss: Los Angeles’ “Radical” S.P. (1931)
* Sam Gordon: For Economic Collaboration with Russia (1931)
* Stanley Plastrik: The APM Meets, ‘Discusses,’ Passes Stalinist Resolutions (1941)
* Stanley Plastrik: Eton Brahmin. Review of book by Jawaharlal Nehru: Toward Freedom: The Autobiography of Jawaharlal Nehru (1941)
* Stanley Plastrik: Famine’s Four Horsemen Trample Warring Europe (1941)
* Stanley Plastrik: Shop Steward Movement Comes Back (1941)
* Dwight Macdonald: “Government of Big Business, by Big Business, for Big Business”: A Little Who’s Who of Washington – and Wall Street (1940)
* Dwight Macdonald: The American War Economy. Where Are We? What Lies Ahead? (1941)
* Dwight Macdonald: Who Owns America? The Monopoly Committee Makes Its Final Report (1941)
* Ernest Rice McKinney: Coal Diggers, Steel Workers Ask Boost in Pay (1941)
* Ernest Rice McKinney: What Benefits Negro Labor, Benefits All Labor (1941)
* Ernest Rice McKinney: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (1941)
* Hugo Oehler: The I.W.W. and the Unemployment Problem (1931)
* Arne Swabeck: The Slogan of the Six-Hour Working-Day (1931)
* Arne Swabeck: Illinois Mine Workers in Revolt: Rank and File Rebel Against Fishwick-Lewis Agreement; New Union Call Issued (1941)
* B.J. Widick: Open-Shoppism Gets a Terrific Jolt (1941)
* B.J. Widick: We Are Proud of American Labor’s Victories (1941)
* Érico Sachs: O Movimento Revolucionário Brasileiro na Encurzilhada (1958)
* Érico Sachs: Luta Armada e Luta de Classes (1968)
* Ruy Mauro Marini: Desenvolvimento e Dependência (1992)
* August Thalheimer: O Que é Reformismo e Oportunismo? (1928)
* Wladimir Iljitsch Lenin: Directives sur le cinéma (1922)
* In Struggle!: Why are Chinese leaders downgrading Mao? (1980)
* U.S. League of Revolutionary Struggle (Marxist-Leninist): Peace Justice Equality and Socialism (1984)

auf LibCom:

* Ken Weller: ‚Don’t be a soldier!‘ The radical anti-war movement in north London 1914-1918 (1985)
* Tom Wetzel: Gramsci and syndicalism (1989)
* Lorenzo Kom’boa Ervin: Back from hell: Black power and treason to whiteness inside prison walls (197?)
* Luce Irigaray: Women on the market (1985)
* Unity: Voice of concerned postal workers (198?)
* Spectacular Times (~ 1980, situationistische „Taschenbuchreihe“ von Larry Law)
** Spectacular Times 01-02: Images and everyday life
** Spectacular Times 03: The media
** Spectacular Times 04: Fin De Spectacle
** Spectacular Times 07: Women and the Spectacle
** Spectacular Times 08: The Skeleton Key
** Spectacular Times 08-09: skeleton Keys (Double Issue reprint)
** Spectacular Times 10: Animals
** Spectacular Times 11: More of the Shame
** Spectacular Times 12: The Bad Days Will End
** Spectacular Times 13: Cities of Illusion
** Spectacular Times 14: Bigger Cages and Longer Chains
** Revolutionary self-theory: A beginners‘ manual
** Pyrate Captain Mission

auf CEDEMA:

* Movimiento Revolucionario Tupac Amaru (MRTA): De Yanamayo al Perú entero (2000)
* Alondra Peirano Iglesias: Revolución y lucha armada: ¿una relación necesaria? El MLN-Tupamaros y el MIR en sus inicios (1965-1973) (2009)
* Ejército de Liberación Nacional (ELN): Carta de Inti Peredo a Fidel Castro (1968)
* Partido Comunista do Brasil (PCdoB): Forças Guerrilheiras do Araguaia: Balanço de 8 meses da luta guerrilheira no Araguaia (1972)

beim Luxemburger Anarchist:

* Heinrich Heine: Der Wahl-Esel (1845/46)

auf Projekt Gutenberg:

* Omar Khayyām: Vierzeiler des Chajjam (~ 1100)
* Julien Offray de La Mettrie: Der Mensch eine Maschine (1748)

auf archive.org:

* Wladimir Majakowski: Stikhi o revoliutsii (1923, hat tip to historical brochures of the political left)
* Alexei Iwanowitsch Rykow: Die Wirtschaftslage der Sowjet-Union (1924)
* Pavel Lukich Tuchapskii: Iz perezhitogo. Devianostye gody (1923)

auf Irish Anarchist History:

* Ainrail, Nr. 1, August 1985

auf Association RaDAR:

* La Daille, Juni 1967
* Clarté, 1. September 1922
* IVe internationale, Juni 1974 (mit dem Schwerpunkt Umwelt)
* Bulletin communiste, 23. Dezember 1920

auf Materialien zur Analyse von Opposition:

* Braunschweig: Sozialistische Perspektive – Zeitung der Zelle Kunstpädagogik des Kommunistischen Studentenbundes (KSB)
* Kommunistische Volkszeitung – Ortsbeilage Düsseldorf
* Kommunistische Volkszeitung: Ortsbeilage München
* Braunschweig: Wehrkundeerlass und Jugendoffiziere der Bundeswehr
* Braunschweig – Hochschulen (Beitrag überarbeitet)
* Braunschweig: Rote Oberschüler Front – Organ der Initiativgruppe zum Aufbau eines Kommunistischen Oberschülerbundes (IG/KOB)
* Braunschweig: Roter Wilhelm! – Organ der Zelle Wilhelm-Gymnasium – Initiativgruppe zum Aufbau eines Kommunistischen Oberschülerbundes
* Braunschweig: Schülerbewegung (Beitrag überarbeitet)

auf Workers Liberty:

* Labor Action: Marx and Lenin on press freedom (1953)

* auf Cedar Lounge Revolution:

* Michael McInerney: Trade Unions Bid For Peace in North (1970)

auf Syndikalismus zehn weitere Hefte der (nicht nur) Anarchosyndikalistischen Flugschriftenreihe:

* Helge Döhring: Syndikalismus am Südzipfel (2007, pdf-Datei)
* Jonathan Swift: Vorschlag wie Kinder zum Wohle des Staates benutzt werden können (1729, pdf-Datei)
* Robert Reitzel: Reitzel, Robert: …und heute sage ich wie vor zehn Jahren: Ich bin Anarchist (1986, pdf-Datei)
* Heleno Sana: Ist der Mensch heute frei? (2004, pdf-Datei)
* Willy Huppertz: Berlin, 13.August (1973, pdf-Datei)
* Matthias WagnerDie Polizei als Verfolgungs- und Kriegsbehörde der Nationalsozialisten (2009, pdf-Datei)
* Helge Döhring: Der Begriff Syndikalismus (2008, pdf-Datei)
* Max Tobler: Der revolutionäre Syndikalismus (1920, pdf-Datei)
* Fritz Oerter: Revolutionärer Syndikalismus und deutsche Gewerkschaftsbewegung (1909, pdf-Datei)
* Anarr/J. DahmsFisch ohne Wasser – FAUD zu Betriebsräten/Betriebsräte 1925 (1925, pdf-Datei)

auf Exit!:

* Robert Kurz: Cos’è la terziarizzazione? (2004)

auf La Presse Anarchiste:

* Le Peuple Français, n°1, Januar-März 1971
* Le Peuple Français, n°2, April-Juni 1971
* Le Peuple Français, n°4, Oktober-Dezember 1971
* Le Peuple Français, n°6, April-Juni 1972
* Le Peuple Français, n°7, Juli-September 1972
* Le Peuple Français, n°8, Oktober-Dezember 1972
* Le Peuple Français, n°9, Januar-März 1973
* Le Peuple Français, n°10, April-Juni 1973
* Le Peuple Français, n°11, Juli-September 1973
* Le Peuple Français, n°12, Oktober-Dezember 1973

Workers‘ struggles in East Asia (November 2012)

die neue Monatsübersicht von Spartacus auf LibCom: Workers‘ struggles in East Asia (November 2012):

Summary and links to news stories of workers‘ struggles around East Asia during November 2012 and related resources. The most important stories appear on my Twitter feed as soon as I find them: http://twitter.com/spartacusnews.

This month there has been news from Burma/Myanmar, Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, North Korea, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam. Among the significant events is Singapore’s first strike in 25 years, carried out by Chinese bus drivers – it’s probably too early to suggest this is a sign of China exporting workers militancy, but it’s nice to be hopeful now and then!

Report der International Humanist Ethical Union (IHEU) zur Diskriminierung nichtreligiöser Menschen

gefunden auf der Webseite der IHEU, als pdf-Datei (1.85 mb) hier:

The report highlights a sharp increase in arrests for “blasphemy” on social media this year. The previous three years saw just three such cases, but in 2012 more than a dozen people in ten countries have been prosecuted for “blasphemy” on Facebook or Twitter, including:

* In Indonesia, Alexander Aan was jailed for two-and-a-half years for Facebook posts on atheism.
*In Tunisia, two young atheists, Jabeur Mejri and Ghazi Beji, were sentenced to seven-and-a-half years in prison for Facebook postings that were judged blasphemous.
*In Turkey, pianist and atheist Fazil Say faces jail for “blasphemous” tweets.
*In Greece, Phillipos Loizos created a Facebook page that poked fun at Greeks‘ belief in miracles and is now charged with insulting religion.
*In Egypt, 17-year-old Gamal Abdou Massoud was sentenced to three years in jail, and Bishoy Kamel was imprisoned for six years, both for posting “blasphemous” cartoons on Facebook.
*The founder of Egypt’s Facebook Atheists, Alber Saber, faces jail time (he will be sentenced on 12 December).

The Weekly Archive Worker: Das Verhältnis von Verwaltungsbeschwerde und Verwaltungsklage

zwei Filme: As Long as the Rivers Flow: The Story of the Grassy Narrows Blockade (2003) auf For Workers Power und Buenaventura Durruti – Anarchist auf Syndikalismus, auf der Webseite der Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung ein Aufsatz von Jan Korte zum Antikommunismus in der Nachkriegs-BRD:

auf arbeiter.innen.kampf:

* Dimitrije Tucovic: Serbien und Albanien (1914/1999)

auf archive.org:

* Paul Levi: Das Verhältnis von Verwaltungsbeschwerde und Verwaltungsklage (1905, Paul Levis Dissertation)
* Lazar Kling: Arbeṭ un ḳamf (1923)
* August Bebel: Reichstagsrede des Reichstagsabgeordneten Aug. Bebel am 28.November 1891 (1891, many thanks to historical brochures of the political left for scanning and uploading the six Bebel texts)
* August Bebel: Unsere wirtschaftliche und politische Lage (1893)
* August Bebel: Attentate und Sozialdemokratie (1898)
* August Bebel: Die bevorstehende Reichstagswahl (1902)
* August Bebel: Sozialdemokratie und Zentrum (1903)
* August Bebel: Der nationalliberale Parteitag und die Sozialdemokratie (1907)
* Isaak Steinberg: In shṭurem fun der tsayṭ (1928)
* Geshikhṭe fun der arbeṭer baṿegung (1930)
* John Keracher: Frederick Engels (1946)

auf Marxistische Studentenzeitung 1974-1980:

* Das Fest der Liebe: Weihnachten in liebloser Zeit (1976)

auf Ian Bone’s Blog:

* King Mob Selfridges Christmas Leaflet (1968)

auf Syndikalismus 10 neue Hefte der Anarchosyndikalistischen Flugschriftenreihe:

* Fritz Frydrich: Freie Jugend in Ostpreussen-Braunsberg (1923, pdf-Datei)
* Organisatorische Leitsätze der Syndikalistisch-Anarchistischen Jugend Deutschlands/Aktionsbericht einer Werbefahrt/Berlin (1923/1926, pdf-Datei)
* Lucien van der Walt: Anarchismus und Syndikalismus in der kolonialen und postkolonialen Welt (2011, pdf-Datei)
* Ludwig Unruh: Prophylaxe Syndikalismus (?, pdf-Datei)
* Guillaume Paoli: Wozu Denkmale (2012, pdf-Datei)
* Syndikalismus.tk: Der Nationalbolschewismus formiert sich in Griechenland (2012, pdf-Datei)
* Syndikalismus.tk: StalinistInnen der KKE und PAME verhindern Sturm auf das Parlament (2011, pdf-Datei)
* Schwarzrote Feder: Tipps und Tricks gegen die Überwachungsindustrie (?, pdf-Datei)
* Autorenkollektiv: Lieber krank feiern als gesund schuften – Wege zu Wissen und Wohlstand (~ 1980, pdf-Datei)
* Helge Döhring: , Helge: Anarcho-Syndikalismus in Ostpreussen (2006, pdf-Datei)

im Marxists Internet Archive

* Anil Kumaran: The Indonesian Movements (1949)
* Karl Marx: Projet de réponse à Vera Zassoulitch (1881)
* Karl Marx: Réponse à Vera Zassoulitch (1881)
* The Daily Worker, Januar-März 1926
* Kurt Landau: The International Conference of the Rights (1931)
* C.L.R. James: Negro Committee Asks Jobs for 100 Bus Drivers (1941)
* C.L.R. James: Negroes! Beware of Imperialist Use of Ethiopia (1941)
* C.L.R. James: We Must Aid Africa’s Anti-War Militants (1941)
* James P. Cannon: “Against Exaggeration” (1931)
* Hal Draper: Fact Is That Classes Exist and the Boss Class Knows It (1941)
* Hal Draper: Our Battle Line Is the Picket Line (1914)
* Hal Draper: We’d Like to Know Their War Aims (1941)
* James P. Cannon: For the Program of Expansion (1931)
* James P. Cannon: A Great Step Forward (1931)
* James P. Cannon: Lenin and the Iskra Period (1931)
* James P. Cannon: Miller’s Manifesto (1931)
* James P. Cannon: Miller Goes Over to Muste (1931)
* James P. Cannon: More Treason to the Miners (1931)
* James P. Cannon: How the Miners Were Defeated (1931)
* James P. Cannon: Trifling With the Negro Question (1931)
* Max Shachtman: Mooney’s Betrayal by the Labor Bureaucrats (1931)
* Max Shachtman: On the “Sectarians” … (1931)
* Max Shachtman: The Right Wing Liquidators and the S.P. “Militants” (1931)
* Max Shachtman: More on the Cannonites and the United Front: How Not to Make a United Front (1941)
* Leo Trotzki: The Successes of Socialism and the Dangers of Adventurism (1931)
* Joseph Carter: Youth Notes (1931)
* Charles Curtiss: Father Manuel and Comrade Epstein (February 1931) (1931)
* Charles Curtiss: Two Philly Oppositionists Held for Sedition (1931)
* Albert Glotzer: The Trend of the Economic Crisis (1931)
* Albert Glotzer: Gandhi Makes His Peace with Imperialism (1931)
* Stanley Plastrik: The “American People’s Meeting”: Stalinists Stage Old Show Under New Name, Slogan (1941)
* Ernest Rice McKinney: Coal Diggers, Steel Workers Ask Boost in Pay (1941)
* Arne Swabeck: Recent Lessons in Strike Strategy (1931)
* Arne Swabeck: Lawrence on Strike! –Textile Workers Rebel Against Wage-Cut and Speed Up System (1931)
* Arne Swabeck: The Strike Strategy of the Left Wing (1931)
* T.N. Vance: The Breakdown of Soviet Planning Under Stalin (1941)
* T.N. Vance: “Everyone” Must Sacrifice: Specially, Every Worker (1941)
* B.J. Widick: CIO Workers March on Every Front (1941)
* B.J. Widick: On Life and Democracy in the Army (1941)
* B.J. Widick: Calif. Labor Takes to the Picket Line (1941)
* B.J. Widick: Shop Steward System Is Vital to the Union (1941)
* Mehr vom Organizing Committee for an Ideological Center (OCIC) und seinem Zerfallsprozess (1979-1980)
* Charles K.: Speech on the Degeneration of the OCIC: Presented At a Line of March Forum on October 26, 1980 in San Francisco (1980)
* Forward: Party Building and the Left Today: An Interview with William Gallegos of the U.S. League of Revolutionary Struggle (M-L) (1985)
* Wladimir Iljitsch Lenin: Proposition au bureau politique du C.C. Du P.C.(b)R. concernant l’attribution de fonds à la station de radio de Nijni-Novgorod (1922)
* Charles Rappaport: La victoire de la 2^e Internationale sur la deux et demie (1922)

auf Materialien zur Analyse von Opposition:

* Kunst und Kultur in den Organen der KPD/ML. Teil 3: Fernsehen, Presse und bürgerliche Zeitungen (1967-1978)
* Kommunistischer Oberschülerbund (KOB) Göttingen: Oberstufenreform: Die Oberschule ist nicht reformierbar! (1975)
* Kommunistischer Jugendbund (KJB) Göttingen: Jugendzentren: So wollen sie’s… und so kriegen sie’s! (1976)
* KBW Ortsgruppe Göttingen: Agit-Prop-Gruppe: Lieder zum 1. Mai 1976
* KBW Ortsgruppe Göttingen: Auseinandersetzung mit Programmatik und Politik der DKP (1976)
* Braunschweig: Protest gegen die Ausländergesetze und das GUPS/GUPA-Verbot 1972
* Braunschweig: Ölkrise und Notstandsmassnahmen Ende 1973 / Anfang 1974
* Braunschweig: Omansolidarität
* Braunschweig: Palästinasolidarität
* Braunschweig: Rote Universitätszeitung / Rote Hochschulzeitung
* KBW Bezirksverband Südniedersachsen: Göttinger Stadtrat – Organ zur Unterdrückung und Ausplünderung des Volkes (1976)
* KBW Ortsgruppe Göttingen: Wahlmanifest. Aufruf des KBW zur Bundestagswahl. Nieder mit Imperialismus und Reaktion! Es lebe die proletarische Weltrevolution! (1976)

auf CEDEMA:

* Ejército Revolucionario del Pueblo (ERP): De la insurrección a la guerra (1982)
* Frente Farabundo Martí para la Liberación Nacional (FMLN): Respuesta del FMLN a Esquipulas VI (1989)

auf LibCom:

* Miguel Garcia’s story (1982)
* Workhouse: Servants no more: the rank-and-file answer to civil service cuts (1988)
* Haringey Solidarity Group: The poll tax rebellion in Haringey (1999)
* Sparks, Nr. 2
* Maria Mies: Colonization and housewifization (1986)
* Shift, 2007-2012 (Archive of Shift magazine, a radical journal published in Manchester from 2007-2012, subtitled „against austerity and social control“)
* John Stockwell: The secret wars of the CIA (1987)

auf Collectif Smolny:

* BILAN: L’écrasement du prolétariat français et ses enseignements internationaux (2) (1936)
* GLAT/Lutte de Classe: Classe ouvrière et communisme (1972)

beim Luxemburger Anarchisten:

* Han Ryner: Déterminisme et liberté (1909)

in der Zine Library:

* 5° anniversario della strage Thyssen-Krupp di Torino (2007)

auf Cedar Lounge Revolution:

* Foreword and Paper One: Crunch Time for Socialist Politics – The Coffee Circle Papers – Papers and responses from the series of political forums organised during 1998 by Democratic Left

auf Association RaDAR:

* Bulletin communiste, 16. Dezember 1920
* Clarté, 15. November 1922 (u.a. mit einer Teilübersetzung von Die Wandlung von Ernst Toller und einem Artikel von Emil Julius Gumbel zu „illegalen Organisationen in Deutschland“)
* IVe internationale, Januar-März 1974

auf trend:

* Karl Marx: Die Immobilie als Leihkapital. Grundsätzliches zum Leihkapital (18??)

auf Espace Contre Ciment:

* Anton Pannekoek an Erich Mühsam (1921)

auf irishanarchisthistory:

* R@view, März 1985

auf ESSF:

* Libero International: Japan: A look at the Sanrizuka Peasant’s Struggle Against the Narita International Airport (1975)

auf La Bataille Socialiste:

* Rosa Luxemburg: Intervento all’A.G. dell’U.S.P.D. della Grande-Berlino (1918)

auf Haftgrund:

* Moses Hess: La Haute Finance et l’Empire (1869)

The Weekly Archive Worker: We Must all March Hand in Hand

dieses Mal ein etwas schmaleres Update, ein Hinweis auf einen Film über Henriette Roland-Holst auf der Webseite des IISG, Poumista widmet sich dem Thema „Zentrismus„, die AWL erinnert an Paul Widelin/Martin Monat die SPGB hat ihr Socialist Standard-Artikel-Archiv geordnet:

im Marxists Internet Archive:

* Émile Zola: Zola to Edgar Zevort: We Must all March Hand in Hand (1990)
* Revolutionary Age, 1930-1932
* Daily Worker, 1924 (die Tageszeitung der CPUSA)
* Paul Levi: Our Path: Against Putschism (1921)
* Arthur Rosenberg: Précurseurs communistes (1922)
* Arthur Rosenberg: Histoire du bolchevisme (extrait) (1932)
* Isaac Deutscher: Rusia después de Stalin (1953)
* James P. Cannon: American Syndicalism and Problems of Communism (1931)
* Max Shachtman: Mooney’s Betrayal by the Labor Bureaucrats (1931)
* Max Shachtman: The “Left”: Saviors of Reformism in the Socialist Party (1931)
* Max Shachtman: In Memory of a Stainless Revolutionist – Leon Sedoff (1938)
* Leo Trotzki: The Party and the Left Opposition (1930)
* Leo Trotzki: At the Fresh Grave of Kote Zinzadze (1931)
* Leo Trotzki: Notes of a Journalist (1931)
* Leo Trotzki: Trotsky Sues for a Literary Forgery (1932)
* Charles Curtiss: Father Manuel and Comrade Epstein (1931)
* Albert Glotzer: The Trend of the Economic Crisis (1931)
* Albert Glotzer: The United States Empire – Its History: War With Spain: Empire Comes of Age (1941)
* Irwing Howe: YPSL Speaker Blasts AYC Line: Stalinist Conference Proves Big Flop (1941)
* Stanley Judd: British Representatives Hold Delhi Conference (1941)
* Dwight Macdonald: England at War: Is Wartime England Totalitarian? (1941)
* Dwight Macdonald: England at War: Bevin’s Problem Is How to Starve the Masses and Make Them Like It (1941)
* Dwight Macdonald: Who Are the Men Behind the War Preparation Program? We Present a Little Who’s Who of the Men Preparing the War to Make the World Safe for Corporation Profits (1941)
* Ernest Rice McKinney: Among the Negroes, as Among the Whites, There Are Two Classes: Worker and Boss (1941)
* Arne Swabeck: Towards a Concrete Program of Action: The Communists and the Unemployment Crisis (1931)
* Arne Swabeck: Recent Lessons in Strike Strategy (1931)
* B.J. Widick: What’s for the Army Officer Ain’t for the Buck Private (1941)
* B.J. Widick: On Freedom of the Press and Movies (1941)
* B.J. Widick: Consolidated Aircraft Uses AFL Union to Block CIO Organization March (1941)
* B.J. Widick: CIO Organization March Has Ford Company on the Run: This Is a Good Time for the Unions to Demand Workers’ Control of the War Industries (1941)
* B.J. Widick: CIO Workers March on Every Front: Rank and File Makes Demands on Corporations Swollen with War Profits (1941)
* George Breitman: Negros March on Washington (1943, pdf-Datei)
* George Breitman/Parker Saudners: The Struggle for Negro Equality (1943, pdf-Datei)
* George Breitman: The Negro in the Post-War World (1943, pdf-Datei)
* mehr vom Zerfallsprozess des Organizing Committee for an Ideological Center (OCIC)
** Organizing Committee for an Ideological Center/Philadelphia Workers Organizing Committee: Racism in the Communist Movement/Racism in the PWOC (1980)
** Brief critique and summarization of racism at 1st local Center meeting of D.C.-BA (1980)
** D.C.-Baltimore Local Center Steering Committee: Resolution on Racism at the 1st local center meeting of D.C.-BA (1980)
** Proposed Amendment to “Resolution on Racism at the 1st local center meeting of D.C. BA” (1980)
** A draft critique of the present “criticism-self-criticism campaign” in the D.C.-Balt. OCIC local center (1980)
** Bob K., Boston Political Collective (M-L): The White Chauvinism Campaign and Political Line (1980)
** National Steering Committee OCIC: Summation of Errors Made in the Election of the Midwest Regional Steering Committee (1980)
** Clay Newlin: The Main Danger Today (1980)
** Bay Area Workers Organizing Committee “Minority”/Tucson Marxist-Leninist Collective: “Minority” Speech Presented at OCIC Western Regional Conference (1980)
** National Steering Committee OCIC: Revisions in OC Work Plan (1980)
** Jim Jacobs: The White Chauvinism Campaign in the OCIC and its Lessons for the U.S. Marxist-Leninists Movement (1981)
** J.F.: Forging the Party Spirit – A Beginning Perspective (1979)
** Summary of the June 1980 OCIC National Steering Committee Meeting
** New England Regional Steering Committee OCIC: Carry Through the Campaign against White Chauvinism (1980)
* In Struggle!: Four organizations call for international conference of Marxist-Leninists (1980)
* Wladimir Iljitsch Lenin: Los nuevos cambios económicos en la vida campesina (A propósito del libro de V. E. Póstnikov “La explotación agrícola en el sur de Rusia”) (1893)
* Wladimir Iljitsch Lenin: Projet de thèses sur le rôle et les tâches des syndicats dans les conditions de la nouvelle politique économique (1922)
* Wladimir Iljitsch Lenin: Billet à V. Molotov pour le bureau politique du C.C. du P.C.(b)R. accompagné de projets de décisions (1922)
* Parti Communiste de Russie (bolchevik): Sur le rôle et les tâches des syndicats dans les conditions de la nouvelle politique économique (1922)

auf LibCom:

* Abel Paz: Durruti in the Spanish revolution (1996/2006)
* Ron Taber: A Look at Leninism (1988)
* Anarchist Worker, April 1977
* Karl-Heinz Roth: External and internal militants: Workers autonomy in Porto Marghera seen from West Germany 1971-1974 (?)
* Maurizio Atzeni/Pablo Ghigliani: Labour process and decision-making in factories under workers’ self-management: empirical evidence from Argentina (?)
* Brian Oliver Sheppard: The inefficiency of capitalism (2003)
* Geronimo: Fire and Flames: A History of the German Autonomist Movement (1990/1997/2012)
* Sparks, Nr. 1, August 1986
* Situationist International: The bad days will end (1962)

auf La Bataille Socialiste:

* Paul Mattick Jr.: Une critique de Jacoby (1988)
* Paul Mattick: Nazionalismo e socialismo (1959)
* Socialist Standard: International Organisation (1930)

auf archive.org:

* Heinrich Cunow: Partei-Zusammenbruch? Ein offenes Wort zum inneren Parteistreit (1915, der Text eines führenden „Kriegssozialisten“ am rechten Flügel der SPD)
* Reagrupamento Revolucionário: Marxismo e Questão Negra (1920-1987)

auf Projekt Gutenberg:

* Joseph Roth: Hotel Savoy (1924)
* Joseph Roth: Reportagen (1919-1927)
* Joseph Roth: Das Spinnennetz (1923)
* Joseph Roth: Tarabas (1934)
* Jules Michelet: Die Frauen der Revolution (1854)

auf Cedar Lounge Revolution:

* Socialist Workers Movement: Before you make up your mind (1992)

auf trend:

* Thomas Metscher: Individualität und Privatheit bei Marx (1991)

auf ESSF:

* Frei Betto/Michael Löwy: Ecosocialisme : spiritualité et soutenabilité (2009)

auf CEDEMA:

* Ejército Guerrillero de los Pobres (EGP): Acción contra la embajada de El Salvador en Guatemala (1980)

Sozial.Geschichte Online 9/2012

die aktuelle Ausgabe der aus der 1999. Zeitschrift für Sozialgeschichte des 20. und 21. Jahrhunderts hervorgegangenen Sozial.Geschichte Online, welche sich dem Werk Marcel van der Lindens widmet, die Artikel im Einzelnen:

* Angelika Ebbinghaus: Statt eines Editorials: Für Marcel van der Linden – den Global Labour Historian, einen Enzyklopädisten des kritischen Denkens und einen weltweiten Netzwerker

* Angelika Ebbinghaus: In Place of an Editorial: To Marcel van der Linden – the Global Labour Historian, Encyclopedist of Critical Thought, and Global Networker

* David Mayer/Berthold Unfried: Marcel van der Linden und die International Conference of Labour and Social History / ITH

* Angelika Ebbinghaus: Marcel van der Linden – Freund der Stiftung Sozialgeschichte

* Andrea Komlosy: Arbeit und Werttransfer im Kapitalismus Vielfalt der Erscheinungsformen und Operationalisierung

* Dirk Hoerder: Migration Research in Global Perspective: Recent Developments

* Bettina Engels: Brot und Freiheit: Proteste ‚gegen das teure Leben‘ in Burkina Faso

* Karl Heinz Roth: Ein Enzyklopädist des kritischen Denkens: Marcel van der Linden, der heterodoxe Marxismus und die Global Labour History

* Frederike Buda: Bibliographie von Marcel van der Linden

Streiken ist gut für den Geldbeutel

gefunden auf Syndikalismus:

Vermischtes

ungeordnet:

* First rally for workers’ rights in Qatar (ITUC-CSI-IGB)

* Honduras: another campesino murdered in Aguán (World War 4 Report)

* Argentina: anti-mining activists assaulted in Chubut (World War 4 Report)

* Haiti: one killed in infrastructure protest (World War 4 Report)

* Frauenrechtlerinnen demonstrieren in Teheran für Nasrin Sotoudeh (Julias Blog)

* First responses to solidarity appeal by the Russian left (International Viewpoint)

* Maroc : Syndicats et associations face au gouvernement Benkirane (Solidarité Ouvrire)

* Tahir Hasnain: Gender and Coastal Ecosystem Management (ESSF)