Voline (1934)
Red Fascism
I’ve just been reading an extract from a letter from our valiant comrade A[lfonso] Petrini [1] who is in the USSR, under banishment. There I came upon the following lines: “(…) They’re locking us all up, one by one. Real revolutionaries may not enjoy freedom in Russia. Freedom of the press and freedom of speech have been wiped out, so there is no difference between Stalin and Mussolini.”
Continue reading Red Fascism (1934) – Pogrom (1934) – Letter from Russia (1930)
Interview with anarchist prisoners in the so-called “Bolotnaya Case”, former sailor Alexei Polikhovich, 22 (pictured), and historian Stepan Zimin, 21. They are amongst the many people charged with participation in the May 6, 2012 clashes with police during an opposition rally in Moscow’s Bolotnaya Square. Both face a sentence of five-and-a-half year in penal colony, having spent over a year in pre-trial detention.
Continue reading “Prison united all of us”
Par Evgueni Zamiatine (1920)
NOTE 1
Une annonce. La plus sage des lignes. Un poème
Je ne fais que transcrire, mot pour mot, ce que publie ce matin le Journal national :
Continue reading Nous Autres
El Ejército Negro fue un grupo armado de anarquistas con base mayormente ucraniana y uno de los cuatro ejércitos que participaron en la Guerra Civil rusa, donde combatieron además, bolcheviques integrando el Ejército Rojo, pro-occidentales, conservadores y mencheviques agrupados en el Ejército Blanco, y nacionalistas que formaban el Ejército Verde.
Continue reading Historia del Ejército Negro anarquista en la Guerra Civil Rusa
We continue to publish news about repressions against anarchists,
antifascists and social activists and about the obstacles we face from
the side of police state. In February, March and April issue you can
read about Maidan ghost, letters from the prisons and senseless trials.
If you recognize that we’ve missed anything or you are informed about
other cases of repressions, let us know by writing to address abc-msk <>
riseup.net.
Continue reading ABC-Moscow: Repressions summary for March-April 2014
Partial online archive of The Blast, an anarchist newspaper published by Alex Berkman for 29 issues 1916-1917, when it was shut down for encouraging resistance to the draft.
Continue reading The Blast
by Voltairine de Cleyre
[From Worthington’s Illustrated Monthly Magazine (Hartford CT), October 1893]
The word nihilist is so generally associated with darkness, secrecy, dynamite, assassination and blood, that had someone whispered five minutes before the encounter, “You are about to meet a Russian nihilist,” I should, no doubt, have hastily retreated to the shelter of law-abiding domiciles, far from the dirty, tortuous, downtown quarter, where, amidst a labyrinth of alleys and deceitful little streets that mockingly led against walls, and then turned back into one another, I found myself one snowy afternoon, picking my way somewhat disgustedly with no very clear idea concerning my exact whereabouts.
Continue reading Some Nihilists I Have Met
received anonymously:
“On the dawn of 17 May huge flame lightened the territory of Lianozovsky on
the north-east of Moscow. The horsebox belonging to equestrian center of
Specialized Children and Youth Sports School of the Olympic Reserve
«Matador» was burned. The fire of vengeance was set by activists of Animal
Liberation Front.
Continue reading ALF SET EMPTY HORSEBOX ON FIRE -ALF Russia
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