Originally published by Wildcat in 1986
Comprising articles from the pages of Solidarity, the paper of the Anti-Parliamentary Communist Federation, and commentaries by Wildcat.
"This pamphlet chronicles the hidden history of revolutionary opposition to the Second World War through a collection of articles which originally appeared in the APCF's newspaper, Solidarity, between 1939 and 1944. Other articles include contributions from Paul Mattick and Anton Pannekoek.
"The powerful arguments put forward by the APCF to support their case that all out struggle against capitalism is the ONLY meaningful opposition to war are as true and as relevant today as ever before. Their call for the 'destruction of ALL Imperialism by the Proletarian World Revolution' must be taken up to prevent the horrors of the last war being repeated again." Wildcat 1986.
Part One: Principles and Tactics
Principles and Tactics of the APCF
Part Two: The Civil War in Spain
Part Three: The Second World War
Freedom of Speech and the Daily Worker
The Historic Consequences of the War
The Party and the Working Class by Anton Pannekoek
The Party and the Working Class by Frank Maitland
The Party and the Working Class by Paul Mattick
Do the Workers Need a Party? By Abraham Zeigler
For Workers Councils by Frank Maitland
Where We Stand (APCF/WRL)
You can visit our Home Page for details of other pamphlets by Council and Libertarian Communists, plus issues of our magazine Subversion
Reprinted in electronic form by Subversion. We can be contacted either by email at anarchist_federation@yahoo.co.uk or by regular post at: PO Box 127, Oldham Ol4 3FE, England.
Pamphlets on the site include:
The German Revolution: a series of pamphlets, including the Wilhelmshaven Revolt by Icarus, The Origins of the Movement for Workers Councils in Germany by Workers Voice
Wildcat pamphlets How Socialist is the SWP? and Capitalism and its Revolutionary Destruction
Workers Voice's Communism v Reforms - two articles by Sylvia Pankhurst and Anton Pannekoek on the founding programme of the Communist Party of Ireland, with an introduction detailing some of the history of the Cork Soviet
A Day in the Life of the Car a communist critique of the car culture
Plus pamphlets by Subversion on the Labour Party and Ireland
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