August 27, 2024By Working Class History Double podcast about the Angry Brigade, Britain’s first home-grown urban guerrilla group, in the 1960s and…
November 18, 2023By John Barker In the ‘Old Testament Bible with its resentful, authoritarian and distinctly masculine God, the character Lot escapes…
September 7, 2019LAND GRAB: ENCLOSURE, DISPOSSESSION, EVICTION By John Barker and Ines Doujak The taking of land and its resources –farming, forest…- September 5, 2019By John Barker The men of the Bauhaus with their “Council of Masters” shared with the Social Democrats of the…
- September 5, 2019By John Barker Many years ago, close on 40, I was lucky enough to live in a more or less…
September 5, 2019By Lucy Robinson Department of History, University of Sussex Anarchist Studies Journal 18.1, 2010 One of Britain’s few home-grown terrorist…- September 5, 2019By Jonathon GreenThe New Statesman27 August, 2001 In the late Sixties and early Seventies, the Angry Brigade enraged the establishment.…
- July 29, 2019By Gavin BowdLiving ScotsmanOctober 12th, 2010 It is said there are three things that the British do worse than their…
- July 29, 2019Et cetera: Steven Poole's non-fiction choice: The Angry Brigade, by Gordon Carr by Steven PooleThe GuardianSeptember 18th, 2010 This fascinating…
- July 29, 2019By Jonathon GreenThe New Statesman27 August, 2001 In the late Sixties and early Seventies, the Angry Brigade enraged the establishment.…
- July 29, 2019The Spectacular Rise and Fall of Britain's First Urban Guerilla GroupBy Sarat CollingPolitical Media Review This BBC film by Gordon…
- July 29, 2019by Joshua SinaiPerspectives on TerrorismVolume 12, Issue 2April 2018 This is a highly informed and well-written account of the roots…
