• War Commentary Volume 1 – Number 1 – November 1939

  

  • War resistance
  • War and the Workers
  • To the Women of England – Ethel Mannin
  • Comunist Party Politics
  • “What are we fighting for?” – V. R.

• War Commentary Volume 1 – Number 2 – December 1939

  

  • Watch India! – Reg Reynolds
  • The “Left” and the war – Albert Meltzer
  • Will America Rule the World? – M. L. Berneri
  • The “Blessing” of Empire
  • How will the war end? – A. M.
  • Censorship of the press in France
  • War conquers the press
  • France: Land of Liberty!

• War Commentary Volume 1 – Number 3 – January 1940

  

  • Our Task
  • The Evolution of British Foreign Policy – F. A. Ridley
  • War and Wolly Women – Ethel Mannin
  • Trade Unionism and Totalitarianism – A. Meltzer
  • Behind the Slogans - Libertarian
  • Bees From My Bonnet – Reg Reynolds
  • Social Reconstruction After the War – Tom Brown
  • More documents on the Spanish Tragedy – M. L. Berneri

• War Commentary Volume 1 – Number 4 – February 1940

  

  • This War Racket
  • This Empire Unity – Dorothy Pizer
  • The Press and the C.O.’s – Albert Meltzer
  • Confound Their Politics – Reg Reynolds
  • Your Food, Your Wages, Your Lives Will Bring Them Victory – A. Terry
  • Eire, Facts & Impressions – A. G. S.
  • What Kind of a Conference – Frank Leech
  • Behind the Slogans – Libertarian
  • Letter from British Center Against Imperialism

• War Commentary Volume 1 – Number 5 – March 1940

  

  • Can There be World Peace?
  • Worse Than War – R. R.
  • Is It Democracy? – Tom Brown
  • Confound Their Politics, II. – Reg Reynolds
  • Your Food, Your Wages, Your Lives Will Bring Them Victory, II. – A. Terry
  • The Labour Party and the Workers – V. Wilson
  • Power Politics and the “Left” – F. A. Ridley

• War Commentary Volume 1 – Number 6 – April 1940

  

  • The Limits of “Democracy”
  • Spanish “Reconstruction”
  • India: Resolution Exposes “Empire Loyalty” Propaganda
  • Confound Their Politics, III. – Reg Reynolds
  • Golden Dividends
  • Political Repression in France
  • Anarcho-Syndicalism, An Outline of Constructive Anarchism – Albert Meltzer
  • Amritsar Massacre Re-called
  • The Roman Church and the Modern Age – F. A. Ridley

• War Commentary Volume 1 – Number 7 – May 1940

  

  • For the Workers International
  • On the Divine Rights of Politicians – Reg Reynolds
  • Altruism or Imperialism? – M. L. B.
  • Liberty, Equality, Fraternity
  • Behind the Slogans – Albert Meltzer
  • An Answer to a Critic
  • International Capitalism
  • American Labour and War
  • War and Profits – V. R.
  • Argentine: An English Colony
  • The Roman Church and the Modern Age, II. – F. A. Ridley

• War Commentary Volume 1 – Number 8-9 – June-July 1940

  

  • Reaction on the March
  • Labour Party Goes to War – T. B.
  • Political Morality – Frederick Lohr
  • Nine Month of War – George Padmore
  • The Immorality of Power – Reg Reynolds
  • Farming: Before the 1940 Harvest
  • Emma Goldman
  • The Roman Church and the Modern Age, III. – F. A. Ridley

• War Commentary Volume 1 – Number 10 – August 1940

  

  • Revolution in Europe?
  • The Third Choice
  • The Burma Road
  • Wither England – F. A. Ridley
  • The Power of State – V. R.
  • Tribunals and Political Objectors – Libertarian
  • Revolutionary Action Against Military Service
  • Arrests
  • Dictatorship of the Proletariat and State Socialism – C. B.

• War Commentary Volume 1 – Number 11 – September 1940

  

  • Political Opportunism and Workers’ Action
  • More Hypocrisy on India – Reg Reynolds
  • Bread: A return to Realities – Frederick Lohr
  • Wither England, II. – F. A. Ridley
  • Left Movements and the War, I: The I.L.P. – M. L. B.
  • Revolutionary Government – P. Kropotkin

• War Commentary Volume 1 – Number 12 – October 1940

  

  • Strike at the Root!
  • Voices from the Past – Reg Reynolds
  • Revolutionary Government, II. – P. Kropotkin
  • Behind the Slogans “Ministerial Inefficiency” – A. Meltzer.
  • Left Movements and the War, II: The Pacifist Movement – M. L. B.
  • The Abolition and the Withering of the State – C. Berneri
  • Grim and Gay – E. Mannin
  • A Criticism – A. G. Higgins

• War Commentary Volume 2 – Number 1 – November 1940

  

  • That Wonderful Spirit!
  • Out of Africa – F. A. Ridley
  • Revolutionary Government, III. – P. Kropotkin
  • Use of Land – Herbert Read
  • How the History of the Spanish War is Written – M. L. B.
  • Left Movements and the War, III: The Communist Party – J. H.
  • The Philosophy of Anarchism (Review) – Ethel Mannin
  • Shop Stewards’ Dispute – H. D.

• War Commentary Volume 2 – Number 2 – December 1940

  

  • A Constructive Policy? - [Marie-Louise Berneri]
  • Trade Unionism or Syndicalism – Tom Brown
  • Rome, Spain and the World Revolution – F. A. Ridley
  • Britain’s Allies – A. M.
  • Use of Land: Russian Experience – M. L. B.
  • Left Movements and the War, IV: The Fourth International – J. H.
  • “War by Revolution” (Review) – Libertarian
  • Salute to Grece – T. J. E. Warburton

• War Commentary Volume 2 – Number 3 – January 1941

  

  • The Class Struggle
  • Politics and Religion in India – A. G. Stock
  • This Month’s Commentary
  • Trade Unionism or Syndicalism (II) – Tom Brown
  • Use of Land: Lesson of the Spanish Revolution
  • Left Movements and the War: T.U.’s Co-ops, People’s Convention
  • Review: Spain and the “Democracies”
  • Reaction in America

• War Commentary Volume 2 – Number 4 – February 1941

  

  • Post War Britain
  • The Suppression of the “Daily Worker” – J. H.
  • Trade Unionism or Syndicalism, II – Tom Brown
  • Eric Gill: Anarchist – Herbert Read
  • “The Ignorance of the Many” – V. Wilson
  • American Imperialism vs German Imperialism – M. L. B.
  • Empire Expansion in War Time
  • The Labour Leaders Fight for Freedom

• War Commentary Volume 2 – Number 5 – March 1941

  

  • Reforms or Radical Change
  • The Lesser Evil – Frederick Lohr
  • India: The Roots of Poverty – A. G. Stock
  • The Technique of Armed Insurrection – F. A. Ridley
  • Anarchists and Socialists Parliamentarianism – Gaston Leval
  • The End of the French C.G.T. – M. L. B.

• War Commentary Volume 2 – Number 6 – April 1941

  

  • State Control or Workers’ Control?
  • Women, War and Conscription – Ethel Mannin
  • What’s All This About Revolution? – Albert Meltzer
  • Gandhi and the Indian Revolution – Dinah Stock
  • Trade Unions in the War – Tom Brown
  • Putting the C.O. on the Spot – Albert Meltzer
  • A Study of Fascism (Review) – Frederick Lohr

• War Commentary Volume 2 – Number 7 – May 1940

  

  • For Anarchism
  • In Memory of Michele Schirru
  • The Sociology of War – F. A. Ridley
  • The Imperialist Conflict in Chile
  • A Short Biography: Michael Bakunin
  • The International Working Men’s Association in Mexico – John Anderson
  • Social Revolution: Genuine Brand – Albert Meltzer
  • Compulsory Service

• War Commentary Volume 2 – Number 8 – June 1941

  

  • Workers Must Take the Lead
  • Humanity – And All That – Frederick Lohr
  • Military Policy – A. M.
  • Pacifism at the Crossroads – Reg Reynolds
  • East and West of Suez – F. A. Ridley

• War Commentary Volume 2 – Number 9 – July 1941

  

  • U.S.S.R.: Anarchist Position
  • The State and the Workers – J. H.
  • Is Gandhi a Reactionary? – Dinah Stock
    • Indian Nationalism Against the Indian Revolution – The Editors
  • Questions & Answers on Anarchism
  • Anarcho-Syndicalism and the Busmen – Franck Soden
  • Stalin: The Red Tsar – F. A. Ridley
  • Back to the Brass Collar – Tom Brown
  • A peasant Experiment in Anarchist Communism – E. Kaminski

• War Commentary Volume 2 – Number 10 – August 1941

  

  • The Axis Versus “Democracy”
  • The Social Revolution and the New Inquisition – F. A. Ridley
  • Behind the Slogans – Albert Meltzer
  • Conspiracy on Palestine – Reg Reynolds
  • The Implications of Support for the War – J. H.

• War Commentary Volume 2 – Number 11 – September 1941

  

  • Anarchist Record
  • Russia: The Collapse of the Myths – Tom Brown
  • Whither the Left? – F. A. Ridley
  • War Aims at Last! – J. H.
  • Nationalism versus Culture – Frederick Lohr
  • Behind the Slogans – A. M.
  • How Kenya is Governed – Jomo Kenyatta
  • Repercussions of the War in South America

• War Commentary Volume 2 – Number 11 – Supplement – Sept.-Oct. 1941

  

  • T. U. Congress
  • Freedom and Fire-Watch – Tom Brown
  • Conscription of Women – A. M.
  • “American Democracy”
  • The Abolition of Queueing
  • Atlantic Brenner

• War Commentary Volume 2 – Number 12 – October 1941

  

  • Behind the Slogans: “Strike Now in the West”
  • Towards Anarchy – Frederick Lohr
  • The Battle of The Vitamins – Tom Brown
  • Nestor Makhno
  • Divide and Rule, I. – F. A. Ridley
  • The Frustration of Science – Thomas Brown

• War Commentary Volume 2 – Number 12 – Supplement – Oct.-Nov. 1941

  

  • Anarchist Gaoled – James Dick
  • Aircraft Workers Strike
  • Towards Social Revolution
  • Science and the World Order – T. W. Brown
  • The Government and Agriculture – George Woodcock

• War Commentary Volume 3 – Number 1 – November 1941

  

  • Contradictions Exposed
  • Bedlam Politics – Herbert Read
  • Factory Workers or Cannon Fodder – Tom Brown
  • The Red Army
  • International Working-Men’s Association
  • The Feeding of Britain – George Woodcock
  • Divide and Rule, II. – F. A. Ridley
  • Realism on Russia – Frederick Lohr

• War Commentary Volume 3 – Number 1 – Supplement – Nov.-Dec. 1941

  

  • Russia: 24 Years of Counter Revolution
  • The Chicago Martyrs
  • Workers on the Land – George Woodcock
  • Business As Usual
  • Our Activities

• War Commentary Volume 3 – Number 2 – December 1941

  

  • For Workers’ Revolution
  • Trade Unionism in Russia – Tom Brown
  • The Glasgow Bus Workers and the State – Franck Leech
  • Whither India? – Libertarian
  • War Against the Common Man – Frederick Lohr
  • Questions and Answers on Anarchism
  • Mexican Workers Victims of Government Shooting
  • Enemies of the People – Laurie Hislam
  • How Free is the Left Press?

• War Commentary Volume 3 – Number 2 – Supplement – Dec. 1941-Jan. 1942

  

  • Workers Always Pay – Tom Brown
  • What Are We Voting For? – M. L. B.
  • Negro’s View of the War
  • Bus Workers Victimised – Frank Leech
  • Agricultural Wages and Cheap Food

• War Commentary Volume 3 – Number 3 – January 1942

  

  • For Workers’ Action!
  • Our Rulers and Japan – J. H.
  • Limitations of Community – George Woodcock
  • British Terror in India
  • Who Shall Exploit Us? – Tom Brown
  • The Kronstadt Revolt – Anton Ciliga
  • “Democracy is Preferable”

• War Commentary Volume 3 – Number 4 – Mid-January 1942

  

  • The Present Apathy
  • Land Community Ventures
  • A.B.C. of Anarchism: Law and Government – Alexander Berkman
  • Revolutionary Aspects of the War – Ridel
  • Our New Ally: “American Democracy” – M. L. B.
  • A Step Forward!

• War Commentary Volume 3 – Number 5 – February 1942

  

  • For What?
  • Direct Action By Kent Miners
  • Behind the Slogan “Food For Starving Europe” – J. H.
  • Imperial Twilight in the Far East – Tom Brown
  • A Red and Black Notebook
  • Post-War Reconstruction Plans
  • Hell Ships for Refugees
  • From the Workers’ Point of View: Lenin – J. H.

• War Commentary Volume 3 – Number 6 – Mid-February 1942

  

  • “Work Harder!”
  • A Red and Black Notebook – Syndicalist
  • Democracy and All That – T. W. Brown
  • Gerrard Winstanley and the Digger Movement – George Woodcock
  • Asking Why – Franck Leech
  • From the Headlines – A. M.
  • Oscar Swede – H. J. J.
  • The Need for a Proletarian Progressive School – B.C. Lewis
  • Children in Uniform

• War Commentary Volume 3 – Number 7 – March 1942

  

  • Victory 194 –
  • Railways: Shares and Wages
  • The Internationale – Tom Brown
  • A Red and Black Notebook – Syndicalist
  • Campaign Against German Refugees
  • Two Fronts in Malay
  • Chiang Kai-Shek and the Communists in China – M. L. B.
  • A.B.C. of Anarchism: Whose is the Power? – A. Berkman
  • Letter from America

• War Commentary Volume 3 – Number 8 – Mid-March 1942

  

  • Who Are the Invaders?
  • A Red and Black Notebook – Syndicalist
  • Refugee Ship Sunk: Government Responsibility
  • Stakhanovism and the British Workers – M. L. B.
  • Why no Unity of the Left? – V. R.
  • Syndicalism aims at Workers’ Control – Bill Gape
  • Palestine and the Jews, I. – A. M.

• War Commentary Volume 3 – Number 9 – April 1942

  

  • Hypocrisy and Callousness
  • Morrison’s Spring Offensive
  • On the Road to National Bolshevism – Tom Brown
  • American Labour News
  • A Red and Black Notebook – Syndicalist
  • Ill Health Under Capitalism – John Hewetson
  • Palestine and the Jews, II. – A. M.

• War Commentary Volume 3 – Number 10 – Mid-April 1942

  

  • For International Solidarity
  • Who Will Defend India?
  • A Red and Black Notebook – Syndicalist
  • The War and Public Health – John Hewetson
  • Behind the Slogans “End Inefficiency” – A. M.
  • Forced Labour in Kenya – Anarchist
  • The 1930’s and Herbert Read – George Woodcock
  • Mexico: Persecution of Anti-Fascist Refugees by Comintern Agents

• War Commentary Volume 3 – Number 11 – May 1942

  

  • End Class Collaboration!
  • The Strange New Friends of Industrial Unionism – Tom Brown
  • Lucy Parsons – Ben Reitman
  • May Day and the Two Americas – George Woodcock
  • Film Studio Workers and Trade Union
  • India: Big Fleas Have Little Fleas
  • Peter Kropotkin: His Federalist Ideas, I. – C. Berneri
  • Man Versus Machine – L. A. H.
  • Glasgow Anarchist in Court – Franck Leech

• War Commentary Volume 3 – Number 12 – Mid-May 1942

  

  • Churchill’s War
  • India and the Left
  • French Canada: A Study in Theocracy – George Woodcock
  • Anarchism and War
  • The Issues in the Present War, I. – Marcus Graham
  • Syndicalism v. Trade Unionism: T.U. Squabble for Privilege – Frank Soden
  • Peter Kropotkin: His Federalist Ideas, II. – C. Berneri
  • Parliamentary Politics – A. M.

• War Commentary Volume 3 – Number 13 – June 1942

  

  • Labour Party’s Bankruptcy
  • This is not a War For Freedom!
  • The New Slavery – Tom Brown
  • Japanese Anarchists Oppose War – K. B.
  • Coal Rationing – J. H.
  • The Issues in the Present War, II. – Marcus Graham
  • Behind the Slogans “Lend to Defend” – T. W. Brown
  • English Revolutionary Unionism – George Woodcock
  • Peter Kropotkin: His Federalist Ideas, III. – C. Berneri

• War Commentary Volume 3 – Number 14 – Mid-June 1942

  

  • Militant Action by Miners
  • Why Cripps?
  • Workers in Overalls and Workers in Uniform
  • The Charity Racket – Bill Gape
  • Women and Conscription – Ethel Mannin
  • A Red and Black Notebook – Syndicalist
  • Obscenity – George Woodcock
  • America At War – Nathan Roberson
  • New Life in the Land (Review) – J. H.
  • Anarchism v. Socialism

• War Commentary Volume 3 – Number 15 – July 1942

  

  • Defeats on all Fronts
  • Hostages – J. H.
  • Midas – M. L. B.
  • The Revolution in a Peasant Country – George Woodcock
  • Behind the Slogans: “Friendship with the U.S.S.R.”
  • The Red Army & the Russian Revolution – Augustine Souchy
  • A.B.C. of Anarchism: The Wage System – Alexander Berkman
  • The Rats Shall Inherit the Earth – Tom Brown
  • Post-War Reconstruction (Review) – P. D.
  • A Red and Black Notebook – Syndicalist

• War Commentary Volume 3 – Number 16 – Mid-July 1942

  

  • Vigilance in Factories
  • This Reconstruction Business – Ethel Mannin
  • Churchill Forgets – Tom Brown
  • 19th July 1936
  • Social Revolution in Spain – Gaston Leval
  • Great Achievements of the Revolutionary Militia in Spain – John Hewetson
  • Power & Inglory – George Woddcock
  • Peter Kropotkin: the Scientific Approach to Anarchism – J. H.
  • A Red and Black Notebook – Syndicalist

• War Commentary Volume 3 – Number 17 – August 1942

  

  • Second Front or Workers’ Front?
  • The Social General Strike – Tom Brown
  • Trade Unions and the Class Struggle – Frederick Lohr
  • Government and Freedom of the Press
  • Stalinist Offensive Against Revolutionary Militants
  • Railwaymen On Guard! – V. R.
  • Role of the Soviets in the Russian Revolution – Augustine Souchy
  • Lift the Ban on the Daily Worker!

• War Commentary Volume 3 – Number 18 – Mid-August 1942

  

  • India’s Struggle for Freedom is Our Struggle
  • India
  • Workers’ Control in Industry – Tom Brown
  • A Soldier Writes
  • The Future of the Proletariat – Geroge Woodcock
  • An American Communist’s Experiences – Marcus Graham

• War Commentary Volume 3 – Number 19 – September 1942

  

  • The Fourth Winter
  • What Next in India?
  • Our Democratic Order – M. L. B.
  • The Burmese Evacuation
  • Mixed Committees Harm Worker’s Interests – “Eagle”
  • The Ban is Lifted – M. L. B.
  • Education in the Free School – B. C. Lewis
  • William Godwin – George Woodcock
  • Schoolgirls Exploited by Farmers – Frederick Lohr
  • Behind the Slogans

• War Commentary Volume 3 – Number 20 – Mid-September 1942

  

  • Russian Resistance
  • What did Happening in India – Dinah Stock
  • Communist Shop Stewards Line Up with Bevin
  • Churchill on Indian Situation – V. R.
  • Our Democratic Order – M. L. B.
  • Our Policy – A. M.
  • Michael Bakunin, I. – George Woodcock
  • War Without End, I. – J. H.
  • The Future of the Cinema – Jack Wade

• War Commentary Volume 3 – Number 21 – October 1942

  

  • Triumph of Reaction
  • Stakhanovitis – Tom Brown
  • Down With Colour Bar – M. L. B.
  • The Managerial Revolution (Review) – George Woodcock
  • Michael Bakunin, II. – George Woodcock
  • War Without End, II. – J. H.
  • Our Democratic Order – M. L. B.

• War Commentary Volume 3 – Number 22 – Mid-October 1942

  

  • The Tyne Shipyard Strike
  • The Development of Syndicalism – George Woodcock
  • The Co-operative Movement and the Social Revolution – Jack Wade
  • Our Democratic Order – M. L. B.
  • Abortion and the State – John Hewetson
  • Our Policy in Brief – A. M.
  • An Appeal to Farmers – T. C. Holden
  • Daily Worker Protests Too Much

• War Commentary Volume 4 – Number 1 – November 1942

  

  • 1917: A Symbol of Workers’ Solidarity
  • What’s the Difference? – Tom Brown
  • The Ahmedabad Social Strike – George Woodcock
  • The Case Against Legalised Abortion
  • Essential Works Order
  • Treasure on Earth – Jim Barker
  • Anarchism and the “Lazy” Man – T. W. B.
  • Pierre Ramus – Fritz Gross
  • The Freedom of the Press – Jack Vade

• War Commentary Volume 4 – Number 2 – Mid-November 1942

  

  • French Workers’ Strike
  • Sympathy Strikes in the West of Scotland
  • Land and Industry – George Woodcock
  • The American Elections – M. L. B.
  • The First British General Strike – Tom Brown
  • The Political Racket – Jim Barker
  • A Letter on Women’s Conscription – Eve Righton
  • A Red & Black Notebook – Syndicalist
  • The Freedom of the Press – Jack Vade

• War Commentary Volume 4 – Number 3 – December 1942

  

  • Syndicalist Program
  • Is Direct Action Effective? – J. H.
  • Welcome to the Hero of Guernica – J. H.
  • Peter Kropotkin – George Woodcock
  • The First British General Strike, II. – Tom Brown
  • Quislingitis – M. L. B.
  • Behind the Slogans: “National Independence” – A. M.
  • Our Democratic Order – M. L. B.

• War Commentary Volume 4 – Number 4 – Mid-December 1942

  

  • Scavengers of Misery
  • Smallholders & Market Gardeners – George Woodcock
  • The First British General Strike, III. – Tom Brown
  • Capitalist “Reconstruction” – L. A. H.
  • Nationalism and India – W. O’C.
  • Durruti – John Hewetson
  • Syndicalist Methods Outlined in 1869

• War Commentary Volume 4 – Number 5 – January 1943

  

  • Exit Darlan!
  • “Homes For Heroes” – Tom Brown
  • Veneral Diseases – John Hewetson
  • Behind the Slogans: “Atrocities” – A. M.
  • Women in the U.S.S.R., I. – M. L. B.
  • Thoreau – George Woodcock
  • Darlan’s Assassination and the Press – G. W.
  • Unrest Among Railwaymen

• War Commentary Volume 4 – Number 6 – Mid-January 1943

  

  • British Rule in India
  • Protest Against Negro Sentence
  • The New Holy Alliance – George Woodcock
  • Behind the Slogans: “Atrocities” – A. M.
  • Women in the U.S.S.R., II. – M. L. B.
  • Kropotkin’s “Mutual Aid”, I. – J. H.
  • The Law and the Profit – Tom Brown
  • Morrison on the British Empire

• War Commentary Volume 4 – Number 7 – February 1943

  

  • Don’t Go Down to the Mine, Harry!
  • The North African Intrigue
  • The Liberation of North Africa
  • Kropotkin’s “Mutual Aid”, II. – J. H.
  • The Paris Commune – George Woodcock
  • “Now” (Review) – F. Lohr
  • Russian Democracy at Work (Review) – Jim Barker

• War Commentary Volume 4 – Number 8 – Mid-February 1943

  

  • Fascists at Work in Algeria
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • “Democracy” in the Army: A Letter from a Soldier
  • Scientific Workers Discuss War Problems – P. D.
  • The Paris Commune, II. – George Woodcock
  • “There Ain’t No Justice” – Tom Brown
  • Letters of Sacco and Vanzetti (Review) – P. E.
  • Industrial News

• War Commentary Volume 4 – Number 9 – March 1943

  

  • Who Are the British Fascists?
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • What I Stand For – Ignazio Silone
  • The Local Government Myth – Jim Barker
  • Anarchist Movement in Japan – From “Why”
  • The Paris Commune, III. – George Woodcock
  • The Significance of Mutual Aid – J. H.

• War Commentary Volume 4 – Number 10 – Mid-March 1943

  

  • The New African Empire
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • “Who’ll Do the Dirty Work?” – V. R.
  • How Nazism Came To Power – Tom Brown
  • The Paris Commune, IV. – George Woodcock
  • Behind the Slogans: “The United Nations” – L. T. C.
  • Business is Business – James Dick
  • Britain Can Feed Herself (Review) – G. W.
  • Austrian Workers Strike

• War Commentary Volume 4 – Number 11 – April 1943

  

  • Railway Workers Strike
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Clydeside Invasion – Clydeside Worker
  • The Lunacy of the Law – J. H.
  • Marxism v. Anarchism - Frigo
  • Wherein Lies the Strength of Revolutions? – Anarchist
  • The Marketing Illusion – Clifford Holden
  • The Black Man’s Burden
  • The Stratford Railway Strike

• War Commentary Volume 4 – Number 12 – Mid-April 1943

  

  • Workers in Uniform and Overalls Must Unite in the Class Struggle
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Barkers Sacked! – James Smyth
  • On the Dole – Eve Righton
  • What Can We Do? – Eddie Shaw
  • Godwin on Property
  • American Herrenvolk – William Dwight Whitney
  • The City in Society – George Woodcock
  • Is Tomorrow Hitler’s? (Review) – T. B.

• War Commentary Volume 4 – Number 13 – May 1943

  

  • War Mocks May Day
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Stalin Beats Bevin – M. L. B.
  • What is Anarchism – George Woodcock
  • Polish Socialists Murdered
  • Class Fighters for Freedom – John Hewetson
  • The Wild Oats of Wullie Gallacher – Tom Brown
  • Anarchist Federation: Aims and Principles

• War Commentary Volume 4 – Number 14 – Mid-May 1943

  

  • Thieves Fall Out!
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Killer Sergeants – Tom Brown
  • More Slave Driving for Bus Workers – Busman
  • Godwin on Government
  • Gang Children & Education – George Woodcock
  • The Spanish People Will Remember – M. L. B.
  • Workers oppose L.PT.B. Intensified Summer Schedule

• War Commentary Volume 4 – Number 15 – June 1943

  

  • Gone With the Wind
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Trade Unions and the Servile State – Tom Brown
  • Freedom of the Air - Icarus
  • Record of the Third International - [Marie-Louise Berneri]
  • Godwin on Law
  • Patriotism – A. M.
  • Arms and Legs – T. W. B.

• War Commentary Volume 4 – Number 16 – Mid-June 1943

  

  • The “Liberation” of Italy
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Moscow’s Trojan Horse – Tom Brown
  • Should War Commentary be Suppressed? – A. M.
  • Red Hamburg – Willi Freimann
  • Two More Victims for Stalin – V. R.
  • Scab Labour on the Land – C. H.

• War Commentary Volume 4 – Number 17 – July 1943

  

  • Misery For Miners
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • A Handful of Rice – George Woodcock
  • “Hitler’s Agents Exposed” – Bill Brown
  • Democracy and Dixie – Albert McCarthy & Max Jones
  • Vive Gigaulle?

• War Commentary Volume 4 – Number 18 – Mid-July 1943

  

  • 19th July 1936
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • North Africa Labour Camps
  • Communists’s Disruption
  • Lessons of the Spanish Revolution – M. L. Berneri
  • A Red and Black Notebook
  • A Letter to George – Obadiah Hornbook
  • How is it with the Empath? – George Woodcock
  • C.P. Crushes Indian Riots

• War Commentary Volume 4 – Number 19 – August 1943

  

  • Italy Can Sound the Call to Revolution
  • Is there a Revolutionary Situation in Italy?
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Propaganda at War – Tom Brown
  • Sicily: Test Case for Allies’ Political Strategy
  • Wiliam Morris – George Woodcock
  • German Politicians Abroad – Willi Friedmann
  • The History of the Irish Citizen Army (Review) – Ethel Mannin

• War Commentary Volume 4 – Number 20 – Mid-August 1943

  

  • Hands off the Italian Revolution!
  • What is Happening in Italy? – J. H.
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Priory Colliery Dispute – James Carracher
  • A Red and Black Notebook: Left Wing Shop Stewards – Syndicalist
  • Mussolini the Great Actor – Camillo Berneri
  • Give Me a White Feather! – Libertarian
  • “Mission to Moscow” – Meyer Schapiro
  • The Yankee Peril – M. L. B.

• War Commentary Volume 4 – Number 21 – September 1943

  

  • British bombing - [Marie-Louise Berneri]
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • For A Free Italy! – A. M.
  • Moscow Prepares the German Counter Revolution
  • Liverpool Dock Strike
  • Italy After 1918 – M. L. B.
  • A Red and Black Notebook: The trades Disputes Act – Syndicalist
  • Justice for Busworkers! – Bill the Busman
  • The Gallant South – Albert McCarthy
  • India Starves

• War Commentary Volume 4 – Number 22 – Mid-September 1943

  

  • “Liberators” At Work
  • Solidarity With Notts Miners
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Holy Joe and the Russian Church
  • A Red and Black Notebook – Syndicalist
  • The Rise of Fascism in Italy – M. L. B.
  • Gipsies and the War – Clifford Holden
  • Infantry Officer (Review) – A. M.
  • A Manifesto on Italy – Glasgow Anarchist Federation

• War Commentary Volume 4 – Number 23 – October 1943

  

  • The Wave of Strikes
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Principles of Syndicalism - I. – Tom Brown
  • C.P. Shop Stewards Betrayal – A Glasgow Correspondent
  • Education: A Weapon for the Ruling Class – George Woodcock
  • Who Are the Traitors? – Jimmy Dick
  • Pay as You Go – Anarchist
  • The C.P. and the Workers – James Smyth
  • The Barrow Strike

• War Commentary Volume 4 – Number 23 – Supplement – October 1943

  

  • Lanarkshire Strike

• War Commentary Volume 4 – Number 24 – Mid-October 1943

  

  • Back to Civvy Street: When?
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Government Starves Indians – John Hewetson
  • Red And Black Notebook - Syndicalist
  • American Imperialism Exposed – Marcus Graham
  • Principles of Syndicalism - II. – Tom Brown
  • Recent Publications by Freedom Press

• War Commentary Volume 5 – Number 1 – November 1943

  

  • Italian Tangle
  • A Sailor Writes Home
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Another Russian Enigma – M. L. B.
  • Negro Mutiny
  • Spiridinova on the Bolsheviks
  • Principles of Syndicalism - III. – Tom Brown
  • Freedom Also Counts – George Woodcock

• War Commentary Volume 5 – Number 2 – Mid-November 1943

  

  • Hatching the Counter Revolution
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • The Same Old Tory! – A. M.
  • Man-Made Famines – M. L. B.
  • Back From Prison Camps
  • Who is Our Enemy? – Bill Brown
  • Women Fight for Men’s Wages Rates
  • A Red and Black Notebook: Fascist Trends – Syndicalist
  • Principles of Syndicalism - IV. – Tom Brown
  • London Dockers’ Strike

• War Commentary Volume 5 – Number 3 – December 1943

  

  • Strike Strategy
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Principles of Syndicalism - V. – Tom Brown
  • From the Ranks
  • Sacco and Vanzetti – A. M.
  • Signs of Coming Change – Mat Kavanagh
  • Scotch Fischeries
  • For Whom the Coin Clinks
  • Behind the Slogans: “Jail Mosley!”

• War Commentary Volume 5 – Number 4 – Mid-December 1943

  

  • War and Fascism
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Principles of Syndicalism - VI. – Tom Brown
  • A Red and Black Notebook – Syndicalist
  • From the Ranks
  • Allied Military Government – Colin Ward
  • Fascism in Britain – A. M.
  • Manifesto oft he Anarchist Federation on War
  • Letters to the Editors

• War Commentary Volume 5 – Number 5 – January 1944

  

  • The Kharkov Trial
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Principles of Syndicalism - VII. – Tom Brown
  • U.N.R.R.A.: A Dangerous Quack Remedy – Collin Ward
  • Noth Yorks’ Farmers Strike
  • Immorality and War – Cyril Hughes
  • Poverty Kills – John Hewetson
  • Scotswomen on Strike – Frank Leech

• War Commentary Volume 5 – Number 6 – Mid-January 1944

  

  • Second Front or International Revolution?
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • A Red and Black Notebook: Bureaucracy at Work – Syndicalist
  • From the Ranks: Glasshouse Whitewashed
  • “Volunteer for the Mines” – One who did
  • Everybody’s, Anybody’s & Nobody’s – “The man in grey with pin stripes”
  • Principles of Syndicalism - VIII. – Tom Brown
  • Fiction and Freedom (Review) – A. M.
  • The Child and the State – George Woodcock
  • Letters to the Editors
  • Women Strikers Go Back – Frank Leech

• War Commentary Volume 5 – Number 7 – February 1944

  

  • Bevin’s Servile State
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Lessons From Glasgow Strike – Frank Leech
  • Who’s Next? – A. M.
  • Europe’s Next Enemies – Collin Ward
  • Indians Still Starve – J. H.
  • Principles of Syndicalism - IX. – Tom Brown
  • Letters to the Editors
  • Bristol Workers on the Move – Frank Leech

• War Commentary Volume 5 – Number 8 – Mid-February 1944

  

  • Down With Franco!
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • The Human Cost of Coal – “Pitman”
  • A Red and Black Notebook – Syndicalist
  • From the Ranks
  • Objections to Anarchism: What’s the Incentive? – Libertarian
  • Land Workers Must Organise for Action
  • The Sanctification of Old Nick (Review) – George Woodcock
  • Do We Want to Work? – Eddie Shaw
  • Glasgow Anarchist’s Hunger Strike Against Conscription

• War Commentary Volume 5 – Number 9 – March 1944

  

  • The Folly of Bombing
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • The Menace of Optimism – George Woodcock
  • Political Use of Relief – Colin Ward
  • Luxembourg, Anti-Militarism and Anarchism – Willy Freimann
  • From the Ranks
  • Preparing For Freedom – J. F. Burke
  • Letters to the Editors
  • Death Roll in India

• War Commentary Volume 5 – Number 10 – Mid-March 1944

  

  • Strikes Everywhere
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • What is Commonwealth? – Bill Brown
  • The Resistance Movement – A “Free” Frenchman
  • C.P. and the Dockers
  • The Tyranny of the Clock – George Woodcock
  • Anarchists on Property – Paul Eltzbacher
  • Letters to the Editors
  • A Red and Black Notebook: The Miners’ Fight – Syndicalist

• War Commentary Volume 5 – Number 11 – April 1944

  

  • The Soldier’s Pay
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Russia’s Reactionary Policy in Italy – M. L. B.
  • From the Ranks
  • A Nation of Slum Dwellers – George Woodcock
  • Women in Indian Mines – L. T. C.
  • Tolstoy on Property – Eltzbacher
  • A Red and Black Notebook – Syndicalist

• War Commentary Volume 5 – Number 12 – Mid-April 1944

  

  • Bevin Declares War on Miners
  • Anarchist Commentary - Zionism
  • The Porter Award – A Miner
  • The Yorkshire Coal Strike – A Correspondent
  • Why I Went on Hungerstrike – Frank Leech
  • A Great Film
  • The Homes for Heroes – George Woodcock
  • Letters to the Editors
  • The Tyneside Strike

• War Commentary Volume 5 – Number 13 – May 1944

  

  • Under the Axe of Bevin
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Why the Busmen Struck – John Hewetson
  • What It’s Like in Prison – Jack Wade
  • “Freedom Won’t Work” – A. M.
  • Manchester Gas Strike
  • Mutiny in the British Army – Tom Brown
  • Moscow’s Marble Tube – Yvon
  • Letters to the Editors
  • The Solidarity of Labour

• War Commentary Volume 5 – Number 14 – Mid-May 1944

  

  • Britain’s Fascist Allies
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Brutalities in American Prisons
  • The Strike Wave – Eddie Fenwick
  • From the Ranks
  • Houses in the Air – George Woodcock
  • British Mutinies in France – Tom Brown
  • Letters to the Editors
  • Lessons of the Past (Review)
  • A Red and Black Notebook – Syndicalist

• War Commentary Volume 5 – Number 15 – June 1944

  

  • After the War
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • China’s Allies – Anarchist
  • A Negro’s Worth
  • Battle of the Bureaucracies – J. H.
  • Taxi Drivers’ Boycott
  • Why Prisons Stink! – Jack Wade
  • Your M.P. (Review) – A. M.
  • “The Forgotten Village” (Film Review) – G. W.
  • Letters to the Editors
  • Defence Committee Against I.A.A.

• War Commentary Volume 5 – Number 16 – Mid-June 1944

  

  • Invasion: For What?
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Negro Soldier’s Trial
  • Germany’s Next Hitlers? – Willy Freimann
  • After the Lord Mayor’s Show – George Woodcock
  • The Abolition of Property – M. L. B.
  • Back to the Bread Line – L. T. C.

• War Commentary Volume 5 – Number 17 – July 1944

  

  • Shall France be Free?
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Blood Money – Bill Brown
  • Bevin Sows the Wind – Vivian Bird
  • From the Ranks
  • How Wars End – Michael Peterson
  • The House of Fear – Jack Wade
  • Erich Muehsam – Phillip
  • Trotskyists Jailed

• War Commentary Volume 5 – Number 18 – Mid-July 1944

  

  • Revolution: Europe’s Hope
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • The Spanish Social Revolution – M. L. B.
  • A Red and Black Notebook – Syndicalist
  • The New Imperialism – Arthur Pincus
  • Houses in a Free Society – George Woodcock
  • Letters to the Editors
  • The Bombardment of London – Tom Brown

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• War Commentary Volume 5 – Number 20 – Mid-August 1944

  

  • Can We Afford It?
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • By Fire and Sword – M. L. B.
  • Money For Jam – C. H.
  • Anarchism in Cuba – A. M.
  • Ca’Canny Trial – John Carracher
  • “Monty For Parliament?” – From the Ranks
  • A Red and Black Notebook – Syndicalist
  • Letters to the Editors
  • Imitating the Nazis

• War Commentary Volume 5 – Number 21 – September 1944

  

  • The Betrayal of Poland
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Bengal Hunger March 1943 – Humayun Kabir
  • I.L.P. & Anarchism – Mat Kavanagh
  • Britain and Brazil – George Woodcock
  • The Four Freedoms – Niccolo Tucci
  • News From the Scottish Coalfield – J. Carracher
  • Anti-Labour Laws Defence – Tom Brown
  • In the Glasshouse – Sheila Williams

• War Commentary Volume 5 – Number 22 – Mid-September 1944

  

  • What’s Cooking?
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • A Word from the Underworld – John Pick
  • The Film Racket – George Woodcock
  • Truth in History – Marcus Graham
  • Trouble at the Docks – C. H.
  • Cracks in the Nazi Edifice - Icarus
  • Italian Prisoners – L. H.
  • A Red and Black Notebook – Syndicalist
  • Soldiers’ Letters from Abroad
  • Syndicalists Abroad

• War Commentary Volume 5 – Number 23 – October 1944

  

  • The Guilty Stain!
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • United Action Wins at E.B.B.W. Vale – R. L. Jenkins
  • Jim Crow in the U.S. Forces – Jack Wade
  • Your Milk – Cliff Holden
  • Really Mr. Driberg!
  • Anarchism in France – A. M.
  • Red and Black Notebook – Syndicalist
  • Why Colliers Curse – Vivian Bird

• War Commentary Volume 5 – Number 24 – Mid-October 1944

  

  • Swingled Again
  • Political Aspects of Social Security
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • The Warsaw Insurrection – K. H.
  • Letter From America – Anna M. Smith
  • Fraternisation – Michael Peterson
  • In Stalin’s Russia: Where Are the Anarchists Ghezzi And Petrini?
  • Danger: Police “Nationalisation”
  • The Pest of Politics – Mat Kavanagh
  • Red and Black Notebook – Syndicalist
  • Letters from the Ranks
  • The Newcastle Dockers’ Strike – Geordie

• War Commentary Volume 6 – Number 1 – November 1944

  

  • After the War
  • Guilty People? – Willy Freimann
  • All Power to the Soviets
  • Social Patriotism
  • The Rail Strike of 1919 – Tom Brown
  • Indian Women Employed Underground in Mines – V. R.
  • Red and Black Notebook – Syndicalist
  • Unrest Among Miners – Vivian Bird
  • How the Worker Lives in Russia (Review) – Anarchist
  • November Martyrs – Ken Hawkes

• War Commentary Volume 6 – Number 2 – 11th November 1944

  

  • Wide Unrest in Industry
  • Franco Must Thank Churchill – M. L. B.
  • People in Arms
  • Class Struggle in America – Jack Wade
  • “Your’re in the Army Now” – P. C. R.
  • All Power to the Soviets: China
  • Round the Shipyards
  • Redundancy & Dilutees – R. O. F.

• War Commentary Volume 6 – Number 3 – 25th November 1944

  

  • Dole For Bristol Aeroworkers
  • Wage Cuts at Dalmuir
  • The Revolutionary Movement in Italy – John Anderson
  • All Power to the Soviets – Michael Peterson
  • Black Friday and After – Tom Brown
  • Out of Gear – Steve Moynan
  • Bristol Dockers Strike – Tom Carlile
  • Red and Black Notebook: Eire and the Corporate State – Syndicalist
  • Anarchism Today – A. Meltzer
  • Letters to the Editors

• War Commentary Volume 6 – Number 4 – 9th December 1944

  

  • Allies Fight for Old Order in Europe
  • The French Struggle Goes On – A French Correspondent
  • The Reallocation Plan Examined
  • Shall We Back the Unions? – Tom Brown
  • Allies Disarm Belgium Workers – Ken Hawkes
  • Italy Today: The price of “Liberation” – M. L. B.
  • Red and Black Notebook: Our Rulers can’t Be Wrong – Syndicalist
  • Gerrard Winstanley – George Woodcock

• War Commentary Volume 6 – Number 5 – 30th December 1944

  

  • Churchill Saving Greece from the Greeks
  • Italy Today, II. – M. L. B.
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Stop Intervention in Greece! – J. H.
  • Shall We Back the Unions?, II. – Tom Brown
  • Sex, War & Class Distinction
  • Organisation of the Social Revolution – Mat Kavanagh
  • Red and Black Notebook – Syndicalist
  • For an Anarchist UNRRA – P. P.

• War Commentary Volume 6 – Number 6 – 13th January 1945

  

  • A Year of Courage and Betrayal
  • An Anarchist Approach to Education – Ronald Avery
  • Count Sforza’s Bad Luck – A. Caltabiano
  • Counter-Revolution and the British Army – L.
  • Further Plans for the Slave State
  • Letters
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Should We Oppose the Unions: Trotsky and the Labour State – Mat Kavanagh

• War Commentary Volume 6 – Number 7 – 27th January 1945

  

  • Freedom Press Raids
  • Churchill Confirms Britain’s Reactionary Policy
  • An Anarchist Approach to Education, II. – Ronald Avery
  • The Coming Elections
  • Shall We Back the Unions – T. Carlile
  • Another Coal Report – J. Carracher
  • Coloured Soldiers Strike
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Letters

• War Commentary Volume 6 – Number 8 – 10th February 1945

  

  • Palace Colliery Dispute – J. Carracher
  • More About the Warsaw Uprising
  • Murder, Justice and Society
  • Dan Chatterton – Mat Kavanagh
  • Defence of the Revolution – Max Vale
  • Unconditional Surrender – A. Caltabiano
  • The Price the Miners Pay
  • Anarchist Commentary

• War Commentary Volume 6 – Number 9 – 24th February 1945

  

  • Big Three: Workers Must Pay
  • Glasgow Demonstration: The Lesson – Equity
  • Can We Afford It? – Jack Wade
  • James Darringan – Mat Kavanagh
  • Family Allowances are a Saving for the Bosses
  • Moscow’s Mouthpiece – Ilya Ehrenburg
  • Leaders get you Nowhere – Mat Kavanagh
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • The Press & C.I.D. Check on Anarchists
  • Blue Print for Utopia (Review) – Ron Avery
  • British Intervention in Greece – J. H.

• War Commentary Volume 6 – Number 10 – 10th March 1945

  

  • Let Miners Solve their Problems! – Tom Carlile
  • New International Tool of Ruling Class
  • Glasgow Calls all Workers to Defence of the Four London Anarchists
  • John Olday: His Trial - Libertarian
  • John Olday: His Revolutionary Record - Neemar
  • Peace on Earth
  • Conscription: Key to Total State – M.
  • Greek Seamen Mutiny
  • Leading Writers on F.P. Raids
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Repression in Argentina
  • Glasgow Workers’ Resolutions

• War Commentary Volume 6 – Number 11 – 24th March 1945

  

  • What is Anarchism?
  • For London Anarchists Committed for Trial at Old Bailey
  • Churchill Snubs T.U.C.
  • Planning for Freedom – Jack Wade
  • Frank Kitz – Mat Kavanagh
  • A Libertarian Community – George Woodcock
  • Repetition of 1918? – “Old Timer”
  • Britain’s Coal – Tom Carlile
  • Anarchists on Disaffection Charges
  • Starvation in Europe – John Hewetson

• War Commentary Volume 6 – Number 12 – 7th April 1945

  

  • Fraternization Means “Workers of the World Unite”
  • Alternative to Political Parties – “Equity”
  • What is Anarchism?, II.
  • “And the Cage Failed to Stop” – Tom Carlile
  • Sam Mainwaring – Mat Kavanagh
  • Forces Solidarity with Our Struggle for Real Freedom
  • Arrest of Four London Anarchists

• War Commentary Volume 6 – Number 13 – 21st April 1945

  

  • “We Have Been Challenged”
  • A Plague on both your Houses!
  • “Beware of the Phoney” – Don Lewis Dyer
  • The Technocrat’s Dilemma – George Woodcock
  • Political Censorship: The Principles at Stake
  • Tickets of History: Roosevelt and the Principle of Leadership
  • A Foolish Question – R. L.
  • Letters to the Editors
  • Anarchist Commentary

• War Commentary Volume 6 – Number 14 – 5th May 1945

  

  • Three Anarchist Jailed
  • A Four Days’ Trial
  • Co-operation or Control – J. B. Peck
  • Railroads to Freedom – Ron Avery
  • Josheph Lane – Mat Kavanagh
  • Anarchism and Law – Alex Comfort
  • British Political Police at Work
  • Anarchist Commentary

• War Commentary Volume 6 – Number 15 – 19th May 1945

  

  • A Phoney Peace
  • France Today – A French Correspondent
  • The Atrocity of Authority – Geoffrey Pittcock-Buss
  • The Intellectual Failure – George Woodcock
  • The Great Farce of San Francisco
  • Every Dog has its Day – Eddie Shaw
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • London Protest Meeting

• War Commentary Volume 6 – Number 16 – 2nd June 1945

  

  • Vote: What for?
  • Inside Germany
  • On Law – William Godwin
  • The “Liberation” of Burma – George Woodcock
  • The Police: Seen by a Policeman
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Glasgow Workers Discuss Industrial Action
  • Stalin’s “Left” Turn – Dimitri Tverdov

• War Commentary Volume 6 – Number 17 – 16nd June 1945

  

  • Anarchists and Elections
  • 25 000 000 Dead: the Cost of War – Yves Hugonnet
  • It Smells of Petrol – John Wood
  • The Triumph of Brutality – George Woodcock
  • John McAra – Mat Kavanagh
  • The Election Racket – Anarchy
  • On Law, II. – William Godwin
  • Vote With Your Feet – Simon Watson Taylor
  • Persecutions continue
  • The Class War Carries On – Preston Clements
  • Political Police Already Exists
  • Bristol Dockers Out Again
  • Anarchist Commentary

• War Commentary Volume 6 – Number 18 – 30th June 1945

  

  • Open the Prisons!
  • Moscow’s Witch Trial
  • Seaman Back From a Russian Gaol – Eddie Shaw
  • Aspects of Anarchism – George Woodcock
  • Neo-Fascism in France – Pierre Montgeron
  • Yer Pay Yer Peny – A. M.
  • Colonial Exploitation – G. W.
  • Towards a Revolutionary Organization – E. D. F.
  • As in Greece, So in Burma

• War Commentary Volume 6 – Number 19 – 14th July 1945

  

  • Famine and Political Crisis Background to Big Three Meeting
  • Butter Before Guns – Eddie Shaw
  • Economics of Disaster – Colin Ward
  • The Social Achievements of the Spanish Revolution – Gaston Leval
  • Little Know Anarchists, VIII.: Dr. Creaghe
  • The Strange Case of Ignazio Silone – George Woodcock
  • The Real Meaning of the 14th July
  • Anarchist Commentary
  • Trade Unions and Politicians Against the Workers – Equity
  • You Must Fight Conscription – G. I. D.
  • Anarchist Movement in Scotland

• War Commentary Volume 6 – Number 20 – 28th July 1945

  

  • Farewell to Freedom
  • Dockers and Transport Workers on Strike
  • Aspects of Anarchism, II. – A. M.
  • The War in the East – John Baya
  • Direct Action for Houses – Colin Ward
  • These are Victims of War Too – G. I. D.
  • Nigerian General Strike
  • Correspondence

• War Commentary Volume 6 – Number 21 – 11th August 1945

  

  • Abolish War!
  • Conscription Continues – Preston Clements
  • What Labour Victory Means – Frank Leech
  • Starvation in Europe
  • Tom Cantwell – Mat Kavanagh
  • Rum, Guns and God – George Woodcock
  • Anarchists in Japan – John Anderson
  • Facts About Belsen – G. W.
  • Prisons: Theory and Reality
  • Facts Behind Docks Dispute
  • Minority Parties in the Elections – X. Y. Z.

• Freedom Volume 6 – Number 22 – 25th August 1945

  

  • Is This Peace?
  • Russia’s Little Brothers
  • Pigs in Paradise – Simon Watson Taylor
  • Atomic Energy and Anarchism
  • Aspects of Anarchism, III. – George Woodcock
  • Labour Puss in Tory Boots – Preston Clements
  • Amnesty Campaign – Herbert Read
  • Liberated by Red Army – A French Soldier
  • Anarchist Commentary

• Freedom Volume 6 – Number 23 – 8th September 1945

  

  • International Solidarity
  • The End of the Lease Lend – A. M.
  • Labour Government Consolidates the Servile State – George Woodcock
  • Spanish News
  • The Development of Trade Unionism – Peter Kropotkin
  • Outlook for Social Revolution – Tony Gibson
  • Liberated by Red Army, II. – A French Soldier
  • Fraternisation: A Danger to the Ruling Class – Cyril Hughes
  • These Men Must Be Released!
  • The French Cook’s Syndicate (Review) – George Orwell
  • Anarchist Press in France

• Freedom Volume 6 – Number 24 – 22nd September 1945

  

  • Save the German People!
  • The T.U.C. Conference: Demobolisation Main Issue
  • Militant Bristol Transport Workers – Tom Carlile
  • The Federation of Europe – Michael Bakunin
  • Anarchism and Morality, I. – George Woodcock
  • Hospitals Now and in a Free Society – Ivor Deas
  • Atoms and Cannibals
  • Anarchism in the Far East – A. M.
  • Race Hatred
  • French Commentary – A French Correspondent

• Freedom Volume 6 – Number 25 – 6th October 1945

  

  • Crisis Over Europe
  • Spanish Anti-Fascists Held as Prisoners in Britain – M. L. B.
  • World Wide Strikes
  • French Commentary – A French Correspondent
  • The Miners’ Next Step
  • Anarchism and Morality, II. – George Woodcock
  • Atrocities of the Mind
  • Political Police Exposed – Junius II
  • Big Business to Rule Germany
  • You Have Had It! – Eddie Shaw
  • American Letter
  • Anarchist Commentary

• Freedom Volume 6 – Number 26 – 20th October 1945

  

  • The Plot Against Industrial Freedom
  • “Our Fight for Freedom Starts Now” – Junius II
  • Rival Nationalisms at Work in Palestine
  • The Awakening of the Workers – William Bryce
  • Shelley Revolutionary Poet – G. I. Deas
  • Anarchism and Morality, III. – George Woodcock
  • The Brightest Jewel – Anarchist
  • French Commentary – A French Correspondent
  • American Letter
  • Anarchist Commentary