By the time Freedom‘s September issue hit the streets in 1914 the disaster that was to become known as World War One was already underway, an…
Radical reprint: War arrived, and with it the anarchists despaired
Tag: Freedom history
On interventionism: Considering No War But the Class War
The war in Ukraine has raised a sometimes heated discussion on one of socialism’s most potent slogans: No War But The Class War.
Freedom Press co-opted by … the Hilton?
This story is so utterly ridiculous that when we heard it yesterday we all initially thought it was an April Fools. Freedom Press has, admitt…
At the anarchist bookfair: Freedom’s new site, books, journal and archive!
Many regular Freedom readers will be aware that the last few years have been tumultuous at the Press, with the near-catastrophic fire in 2013, clos…
Book Extract: The Battle of Ham Run and Bloody Sunday, 1887
130 years ago, the unions were starting their long ascent into what would become the militant highs of the Great Unrest.
Recent Articles
France revolts – but to what end?
The alliance of unions which called the 18 September strikes has issued an ultimatum—but Bloquons Tout want more than concessions ~ punkacade…
Confessions of a Communard: The rocky road to collective change
Tensions between individual and collective needs have practical solutions—our neoliberal conditioning is harder to overcome ~ Warren Draper ~…
Notes from the US: Surplus population
Now it’s bare-faced fascism—but doctors are putting up more resistance than Democrats ~ Louis Further ~ As wildfires aggravated by clim…
Anarchist News Review: The UK far-right cosplays the US, as Trump comes to town
Just days after sacking one Epstein pal, Starmer is welcoming another to hang out with the King and preen in castles—while arresting embarras…
Book review: Desire and Fate
Instead of a coherent critique of woke culture, we get a confused, grudge-laden screed that fails to balance the left’s internal contradictio…
