Their Struggle is our Struggle - Andre Granou
A letter by French Marxist Andre Granou on the escalating repression of Czechoslovak intelectuals and workers in the after math of the Soviet crushing of the Prague Spring.
An Open Letter to Angela Davis - Jiri Pelikan
Czechoslovak dissident and former member of the Communist party Jiri Pelikan wrote this open letter to Angela Davis requesting her support for Czechoslovak political prisoners. She declined.
1848 The Year of Revolutions- George Woodcock
Submitted by Reddebrek on Aug 24 2017 01:27
George Woodcock charts the events of the revolutionary wave that swept Europe in 1848. Assessing their political characters, their accomplishments and defeats.
International Council Correspondence Volume 2, Number 3-4
International Council Correspondence, Vol. 2, no. 3-4, March 1936
Autonomous social center Klinika attacked by Nazis
Submitted by free_demos on Feb 7 2016 20:50
On 6th of February in Prague, the autonomous social center Klinika was attacked by Nazis after solidarity demonstration against Fortress Europe.
Solidarity Network from Most, Czech (MSS) got unpaid commissions from Zepter
Submitted by MT on Aug 29 2013 15:39
We are happy to announce that the conflict with Zepter International Ltd. in the Czech Republic, in which Priama akcia actively participated, ended up in a victory for the MSS.
The Good Soldier Švejk - Jaroslav Hašek
Satirical anti-war novel in which the absurdity and hypocrisy of the military, the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the church are repeatedly revealed through the main character's enthusiasm for obeying authority.
Czechoslovakia 1968: What socialism? What human face? - Petr Cerny
Submitted by Steven. on Aug 22 2013 22:52
Excellent pamphlet from Solidarity with a critique of the myth of the Prague Spring. It recounts the internal struggles in the Czech Communist Party as the technocrats outmanoeuvre the dogmatists, and the working class do not show their potential until the Soviet invasion. Contains a postscript on the anti-intellectual ideas of Jan Machajski by Paul Avrich.
On the anniversary of the so-called "Velvet revolution" in Czechoslovakia1989
The following contribution of the Class War Group is neither a chronology of events in Czechoslovakia, 1989, nor a description of them. It is an attempt at a general analysis of the so-called Velvet “Revolution”, which would classify it in the perspective of class struggle, the only perspective, which can provide it with a meaningful context and a meaningful explanation.
November 1989: The working class trapped under the Velvet Tricolour
Submitted by wojtek on Jan 15 2013 14:24
Kolektivne Proti Kapitalu's analysis of the working-class and Stalinism's demise in the Czech Republic with the Velvet Revolution.
