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German farmers and train drivers are scaring the country's bosses - Vimarsana News

German farmers and train drivers are scaring the country's bosses

Right now the country of “co-determination” is simultaneously facing an eight-day “action week” by irate farmers, who blocked roads with tractors, a three-day strike of railway workers and, to top it off, a looming strike of doctors, who already closed surgeries between Christmas and New Year’s Day.

Of Neocons & Nazis: The Misuse of Words - Vimarsana News

Of Neocons & Nazis: The Misuse of Words

 

Working-class activity and councils - Germany 1918‑1923 - Peter Rachleff - Vimarsana News

Working-class activity and councils - Germany 1918‑1923 - Peter Rachleff

A survey of the main events and the limits of working class activity during the Revolution.

Source: libcom.org
Article: On Fascism: Its Definition in its Historical Context, for 2023, Part 2 - Vimarsana News

Article: On Fascism: Its Definition in its Historical Context, for 2023, Part 2

Article: On Fascism: Its Definition in its Historical Context, for 2023, Part 2 - This is Part 2 of this lengthy (for OpEdNews) review of 'fascism' and what it is, and isn't, in its historical context. It is indeed on its way to happening here. There might be, as some on the left in the U.S. appear to think there could be, a 'Trump Left.' Who knows? Although it is not apparent to many observers, some seem to be thinking along those lines. But, Warnung. Don't look to Nazi Germany for an example.

A History of the American Working Class from Colonial Times to 1890 - Friedrich A. Sorge - Vimarsana News

A History of the American Working Class from Colonial Times to 1890 - Friedrich A. Sorge

Friedrich A. Sorge was the leading Marxist in the United States in the post-Civil War era, an intimate colleague and constant correspondent of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, the General Secretary of the International Workingmen’s Association from 1872 to 1874, and a man who was personally involved in many of the events he was discussing in Die Neue Zeit. In short, these articles comprise a basic source for understanding the development of the American labor movement.

Source: libcom.org