The workers of Italy and the revolt in Reggio Calabria
Submitted by Steven. on Jul 16 2017 11:49
Article written in October 1970 by the Milan section of the Situationist International on the violent uprising in Reggio Calabria.
妇女与社会颠覆
Submitted by sjzc on Jul 15 2017 10:32
这篇马克思主义女权理论的经典作品，写于1971年意大利阶级斗争的高潮中，说明妇女的无偿家务如何生产着资本主义积累过程中最昂贵的商品：劳动力（即工人每天去给老板打工的能力），并探讨妇女如何能够利用这一知识去参与阶级斗争，促进能够真正解放妇女的共产主义革命。
The assassination of the Rosselli brothers
Submitted by Fantasma di Tresca on Jun 11 2017 01:43
On the 9th of June 1937, in the French spa town of Bagnoles-de-l'Orne, the Rosselli brothers, Carlo and Nello, were savagely murdered by right-wing thugs. The perpetrators were members of the far-right French clandestine group La Cagoule. The act was sanctioned by the Italian Fascist government in exchange for, “one hundred semi-automatic Berretta rifles.” Carlo Rosselli was the epitome of the resistance; he was the “enfant terrible” of anti-fascist expatriates. This essay will briefly summarize their ideology and actions, and highlight what led up to their assassinations and its aftermath.
What? Anarchists in Egypt!
Submitted by Steven. on May 27 2017 11:18
A short account of the anarchist movement, primarily of Italian migrants, in Egypt before 1916, by Costantino Paonessa.
Andrea Salsedo of Pantelleria
Submitted by Steven. on May 26 2017 16:03
A short account of the life of Italian anarchist Andrea Salsedo, who was killed in 1920 by a "fall" from a police station window in New York.
Little girls
Submitted by Steven. on May 14 2017 18:50
An account written in 1895 by Zo d'Axa of the 1891 trial of two teenage anarchist girls, Maria Roda, 15, and Ernesta Quartirola, accused of encouraging attacks on the police during an anarchist demonstration.
Andrea, Virgilia d', 1890-1933
Submitted by Steven. on May 13 2017 16:14
A short biography of Virgilia d'Andrei, an Italian anarchist teacher, anti-fascist and poet.
Italy 1980-81: After Marx, jail! The attempted destruction of a communist movement - Red Notes
Red Notes' pamphlet charting the repression of Italy's 1970s extraparliamentary communist movement, when thousands of radical workers and intellectuals were swept into the country's jails.
On recent events around SiCobas in Italy
Submitted by Internationalis... on Apr 16 2017 15:48
Two articles by Battaglia Comunista translated from Italian analysing two stories which demonstrate some of the limitations of base (rank and file) unionism. The first concerns the split in SiCobas which has seen the formation of Solcobas and the second on a classic sting targetting of Aldo Milani, chief spokesperson for SiCobas.
Repression worsens against activists fighting TAP gas pipeline in Italy
Submitted by Rob Ray on Apr 4 2017 11:21
Grassroots organisation the AltreMenti Valle Peligna collective reports that repression is becoming increasingly harsh as activists fight against the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) in Puglia.
