December 2024 Kate Sharpley Library Bulletin online
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We can discern at least two types of armed resistance to the Francoist dictatorship. On the one hand, the maquis were organized, disciplined groups with a well-defined hierarchy and leadership; they were largely made up of republican veterans or deserters from the Francoist army who, after the Civil War, fled to France where they saw action during the Second World War. From there they made their way back to Spain to carry out acts of sabotage, outrages and other forms of resistance. On the other hand, we should think of the resistance as more scattered and disorganized groups made up mostly of locals, among whom there was a collective decision-making. They were largely dependent on help from the local populace who provided them with shelter and supplies.
The Patacons, a libertarian band in the Prades Mountains | anarchistnews.org
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De-constructing the Lies and Nonsense on the Monolith on Display in #puigcerdà
- Agustín Guillamón
Proudhon's "War and Peace" reviewed at Kate Sharpley Library. #Proudhon #anarchism #mutualism #anarchisthistory #mutualisthistory #katesharpleylibrary https://www.katesharpleylibrary.net/6t1hjs
Book Review: The Makhnovshchina and Its Aftermath
"Black Cat Press have (again) added to what we know about the Makhnovist movement," the Kate Sharpley Library says in its latest Bulletin.
The Makhnovshchina and Its Aftermath: Documents from the movement and its survivorsNestor Makhno, Galina Kuzmenko,
https://freedomnews.org.uk/2022/05/29/book-review-the-makhnovshchina-and-its-aftermath/
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The 1918 flu pandemic in the CNT media
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