From Zapruder - January 30, 2026
"They write, dear comrades, what suits them [...] also because the real actors are never there, the masses do not appear, so history is misrepresented and it seems that the conquests that cost rivers of blood were the work of an elite."
- Adriana Dadà, 2005
From Kate Sharpley Library
July 2025
‘Decades in the Struggle’ is a project interviewing anarchist and anarchist-adjacent thinkers, writers, and activists (aged 60 and older, who are fluent in spoken English) in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and beyond. It’s being coordinated by Nathan Jun of John Carroll University in Cleveland, Ohio.
From Judy Greenway
I have just posted unpublished notes from two interviews with activist Kitty Lamb (1901 – 1992) about her life and the development of her anarchist beliefs. She participated in raising money for the Republic during the Spanish Civil War, war resistance in the Second World War, the campaign against capital punishment in the nineteen-fifties, and for nuclear disarmament in the sixties. She took the platform at Speakers Corner, and the stage in anarchist cabaret. Self-deprecating though she was about her own activities, these fragmentary stories illustrate her lifelong commitment to a better world, and give an insight into the shifting social and political groupings and alliances of the times.
From Crimethinc.
Full title: More World, Less Bank: An Oral History of the A16 Demonstrations against Global Capitalism