Anarchy in the UK: the Angry Brigade - Tom Vague
Submitted by Anonymous on May 27 2016 09:17
Detailed book on the Angry Brigade urban guerrilla group in 1970s London. While it overly romanticises the group, it contains detailed historical information, photographs and anecdotes.
Building Utopia: The Spanish Revolution 1936-1937 by Stuart Christie
Submitted by ASyndicalist on Jan 10 2016 21:11
Within the Spanish anarchist and anarcho-syndicalist movements there were three distinct points of view on the question of war and revolution. The first, probably the majority view, was that the war would be over in a matter of weeks, after all, a few days had been enough to rout the army in Barcelona and other industrial centres, and that the social revolution and Libertarian Communism as debated and adopted by the CNT’s national congress at Zaragoza in February, five months previously, was an inseparable aspect of the struggle against economic and social oppression.
Martín Bellido, Antonio, 1938-2014
Submitted by Steven. on Aug 18 2014 08:17
A short obituary and biography of anarchist and anti-Franco urban guerrilla Antonio Martin Bellido, who sadly died at 5.00 am yesterday, 17 August , by his friend and comrade Stuart Christie.
Cienfuegos Press anarchist review
Partial online archive of Cienfuegos Press anarchist review, a journal published in the late 1970s to early 1980s by anarcho-syndicalists Stuart Christie and Albert Meltzer. Cienfuegos Press was later succeeded by Refract Publications.
We, the anarchists! A study of the Iberian Anarchist Federation (FAI) 1927-1937 - Stuart Christie
Submitted by wojtek on May 10 2013 19:44
A detailed, scholarly study of the Iberian Anarchist Federation (FAI), a group of twentieth-century militants dedicated to keeping Spain’s largest labor union, the CNT, on a revolutionary, anarcho-syndicalist path. Stuart Christie’s analysis covers the history of Spanish anarchism and the Spanish Civil War, and provides lessons relevant to today’s largely neutered labor movement. A gripping and informative tale!
Stefano Delle Chiaie: Portrait of a 'black' terrorist - Stuart Christie
Submitted by Steven. on Jun 22 2011 20:40
Investigative journalism by Stuart Christie into the neo-fascist terrorist career of Stefano Delle Chiaie, which spans two continents and two decades. The history of Delle Chiaie is the history of nazism in our world today. Through it we see fascist terrorist organisations in their true role: agents of an inner, oligarchic power sphere which sets itself above all law and morality
Brothers in Arms - Stuart Christie
Submitted by T La Palli on Mar 16 2011 11:13
Stuart Christie writes on the Spanish Civil War, 70 years after General Franco's victory.
An introduction to ‘A visit to the Island of Sanday’
This is Stuart Christie’s introduction to Rev. Alexander Goodfellow’s ‘A visit to the Island of Sanday’, part of which was published by Cienfuegos Press. It is a commentary on nationalism and Scottish independence, putting forward an alternative system of direct democracy and self-managed federalism.
Granny Made Me An Anarchist: General Franco, the Angry Brigade and Me by Stuart Christie [Review]
Review of Stuart Christie's autobiography. In KSL: Bulletin of the Kate Sharpley Library No. 40, November 2004.
The floodgates of anarchy - Stuart Christie and Albert Meltzer
This polemic approaches the subject of anarchism in relation to class struggle. It presents an argument against class-based society and hierarchy and advocates for a free and equal society based on individual dignity and merit.
