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January 1996
The Barcelona Rent Strike of 1931
Date: Fri, 1996-01-12 22:50
A look at how the Barcelonia rent strike of 1931 prepared the ground for the revolution of 1936. The Barcelona Rent Strike of 1931 not only served to reduce rent costs for working class families but was also an education in self-organisation for thousands of workers. It, along with other stuggles in those years, created an organised working class that in 1936 made the most succesful attempt yet to overthrow capitalism and create libertarian communism.
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Freedom without Socialism is privilege and injustice... Socialism without freedom is slavery and brutality
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| Red & Black Revolution 7, published 2003 |
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| Workers Solidarity 93 |
Ireland's anarchist paper Workers Solidarity for September October 2006 The articles in this issue are below or you can download a PDF file... |
Articles in this issue include a debate on the Black Bloc, a look at the failings of the Irish Anti war Movement and a piece which explores the anarchist contention that socialism cannot come without freedom
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