A Class Analysis? AFA Review of “The Nazis, Capitalism and the Working Class" by Donny Gluckstein
Book review by Tom Cord, from Fighting Talk magazine issue 23 (1999).
October Rally: Is 'Anti-Racism' Working?
In a bold move Anti-Fascist Action organised a debate around the question "Is Anti-Racism Working?" at the annual October Rally. With a wide range of opinion on the panel, the starting point was Roger Hewitt's controversial film challenging liberal anti-racist policies - 'Routes of Racism'. The film suggested that where anti-racist policies were applied clumsily they can lead to young white working class people feeling they were being treated unfairly, and this contributed to the increased level of racism and racist attacks. In other words, anti-racism isn't working.
Left Luggage: AFA on the conservative left
From issue 17 of Anti-Fascist Action's Fighting Talk magazine (1997)
Stoned by the Mersey: Opposing the Blackshirts in Liverpool
History article from issue 13 of Anti-Fascist Action's Fighting Talk magazine.
Trouble on the Tyne: The fight against the Blackshirts in the North-East
History article from Anti-Fascist Action's Fighting Talk magazine issue 10.
The Battle For Chapel Market
Anti-Fascist Action history article about countering the National Front in Islington in the early 1980s.
From Fighting Talk magazine issue 19.
Brief Encounters: A History of Anti-Fascism in Oxford
From Fighting Talk issue 16.
Anti-Fascist Strategy: One Step Beyond
Anti-Fascist Action strategy article in the lead up to Labour being elected in 1997. From Fighting Talk issue 16.
The Big Picture: Combat 18 - Fantasy Fascism?
Anti-Fascist Action aricle about the neo-Nazi group Combat 18, from issue 16 of Fighting Talk.
The Strange Story of Combat 18 – Dan Woinsaker
Over the past 4 years Dan Woinsaker has kept his eyes and ears open to keep readers informed of developments in the Nazi music scene, and the most significant thing in Britain was Combat 18's takeover of Blood & Honour. As C18 tears itself apart this will undoubtedly have an effect on the future of B&H and so we have asked Dan W. to have a look at the strange story of C18.
