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أدى إصرار الأناركية , على أن تطور الحركات الثورية لا يمكن أن يتم على نحو فعال إلا إذا نبعت من واقع حياة الناس , إلى استنتاج منطقي مفاده أن الحركة الثورية الحقيقية يجب أن تكيف نفسها مع الاختلاف . كما يجب أن تعكس تفهما للتجارب الحياتية لأولئك الذين يشاركون فيها , كخطوة أولى لإشراكهم في العملية الثورية . كانت هذه الحاجة , للتكيف و التفهم , ماسة بشكل خاص , و كانت القضايا الإستراتيجية معقدة بشكل خاص بخصوص وضع المرأة , و التي كانت تجارب حياتها اليومية , في كثير من المجتمعات , و لا تزال , مختلفة عن تجارب الرجال .
"La Pasionaria's cry of "No pasaran" (They shall not pass) rallied thousands to the Republican cause, and she became a symbol of resistance to the dictatorship of Gen. Francisco Franco."
"Cowards don't make history; and the women of Mujeres Libres (Free Women) were no cowards. Courageous enough to create revolutionary change in their daily lives, these women mobilized over 20,000 women into an organized network during the Spanish Revolution, to strive for community, education, and equality for women and the emancipation of all."
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Martha Ackelsberg writes a comprehensive study of Mujeres Libres, intertwining interviews with the women themselves and analysis connecting them with modern feminist movements. This new edition includes additional research Ackelsberg carried out for the Spanish language edition, together with a brand new introduction written in the light of the new social movements, and resurgence of anarchism, post-Seattle.
"A unique feature-length documentary (90 minutes; Spanish with English subtitles) which chronicles the origins and evolution of the Spanish anarchist movement and its important role during the Spanish Revolution (1936-1939) "
Tom Wetzel's historical article and analysis of the Spanish Civil War and Revolution, and in particular the activities of the Spanish anarchists within it. In text and PDF format.
A short history of the Spanish Civil War and Revolution which broke out in response to the right-wing and fascist coup attempt of General Franco.
This is a study of social protest and repression in one of the twentieth century's most important revolutionary hotspots. It explains why Barcelona became the undisputed capital of the European anarchist movement and explores the sources of anarchist power in the city.
Detailed account of worker-controlled agriculture, industry and public services in revolutionary Spain during the civil war.
A history of the Mujeres Libres, a women's anarchist organisation founded in Spain, May 1936, which aimed to end the “triple enslavement of women, to ignorance, to capital, and to men.”
PM Press's very own Ramsey Kanaan talks to anarchist writer Stuart Christie, who was jailed for attempting to assassinate Franco, about the Spanish Revolution, its successes and ultimate failure, and anarchist resistance against fascism and Franco.
For the Spanish workers and peasants who fought against it, though, Franco's uprising was not the beginning of the struggle. It was the high point of reaction against a revolutionary movement that had been developing for years. In the first part of a two-part article, Geoff Bailey explains the years of rebellion and reaction that led to the Spanish Civil War.
Reports from anarchists in two different cities in Spain about the assemblies movement there. From late May/Early June 2011. Translated for The Commune.
Much has been written about the Spanish Civil War but the contribution of the Anarchists has been either totally ignored or reduced to a few footnotes which were often composed of blatant lies. To set the record straight this pamphlet was produced.
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