The Attempted Assassination of Henry Clay Frick

From Submedia

Original title: "This Day in Anarchist History: The Attempted Assassination of Henry Clay Frick"

On This Day in Anarchist History, July 23rd 1892, we remember Alexander Berkman and his attempted assassination of the union-busting industrialist Henry Clay Frick.

Assassination as an Anarchist Tactic

From Montreal Counter-Information

This is a raw, underdeveloped reflection on why political assassinations of CEOs, politicians, slumlords, etc., should happen more often. The assassination of UnitedHealthCare Executive CEO, Brian Thompson left me spiralling in a myriad of unexpected ways, mostly around these two questions: why doesn’t this happen more often? And perhaps, why do anarchists seemingly no longer do this?

Uncivilized Podcast-- Episode 45, "The 'Galleanisti' With Dr. Andrew Hoyt"

Artxmis talks with Dr. Andrew Hoyt about Italian anarchism in the US, particularly those around Luigi Galleani and the journal Cronaca Sovversiva (Subversive Chronicle).

Anarchists claim responsibility for parcel bomb attack against judge in Greece

From Independent UK, February 19, 2024

A parcel bomb was placed at a courthouse in Thessaloniki and addressed to the judge

An anarchist group has claimed responsibility for last week’s attempted bomb attack against a senior judge in Greece, raising fears of a resurgence of violence by radical militants.

God will not save the King!

From Dark Nights

Original title: UK: God will not save the King! Toby Shone’s coronation letter + The History of Regicide by Anarchists, Revolutionaries & Rebels

We as anarchists in complicity with our comrade would like to highlight an intriguing and amusing event that occurred when Toby was still under bail and in conditions that were no better than an open prison.

Against the Grain: Anarchist Firebrand

From Against the Grain, Anarchist Firebrand

Perhaps best known for his advocacy of “propaganda by the deed,” Johann Most (1846-1906) was a committed socialist before turning toward anarchism. What spurred that shift? Why did Most advocate violence – and later abandon that position? Tom Goyens is writing a biography of the fiery orator and influential editor who immigrated to the U.S. in 1882. (Encore presentation.)

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