Clara Fraser ou la vie sur tous les fronts
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.contretemps.eu/clara-fraser-ou-la-vie-sur-tous-les-fronts/
Nous verrons qu’une organisation de ce type manque en France car, si les révolutions sont dues à « l’irruption violente des masses dans la conduite de leur propre destin » comme les définissait #Trotsky, un #parti révolutionnaire est nécessaire afin de proposer des orientations politiques et stratégiques.
Clara Fraser ou la vie sur tous les fronts
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.contretemps.eu/clara-fraser-ou-la-vie-sur-tous-les-fronts/

Contretemps publie la série au long cours « Le fil de l'égalité » de l'écrivain Joseph Andras : l’occasion de revenir sur certaines pensées peut-être moins diffusées du grand récit socialiste mondial. Après un premier volet consacré à Jabra Nicolaet un deuxième à Mansoor Hekmat, conseilliste iranien, place à la féministe étasunienne Clara Fraser.
Le « Programme de transition », Trotsky et l’Internationale communiste

Dans quelle mesure le « Programme de transition », rédigé par Trotsky comme document fondateur de la Quatrième Internationale, s’inscrit-il dans les débats de l'Internationale communiste près de vingt ans plus tôt. Cet article de Daniel Gaido cherche à montrer que les revendications contenues dans le Programme de transitionsont le résultat de l'expérience révolutionnaire collective de la classe travailleuse, de la Révolution russe de 1917 à la conférence de fondation de la Quatrième Internationale en 1938.
May 4 marked 100 years since the beginning of the 1926 British General Strike. The strike, defeated after nine days, was a pivotal experience for ...
May 4 marked 100 years since the beginning of the 1926 British General Strike. The strike, defeated after nine days, was a pivotal experience for the working class in Britain and internationally.#1926 #BritishGeneralStrike #Britain #Stalin #Trotsky #TUC
Stalin, Trotsky and the 1926 British General Strike

May 4 marked 100 years since the beginning of the 1926 British General Strike. The strike, defeated after nine days, was a pivotal experience for the working class in Britain and internationally. The WSWS is re-publishing a lecture, “Stalin, Trotsky and the 1926 British general strike” by Chris Marsden, the National Secretary of the Socialist Equality Party (UK). It was first delivered at a summer school of the Socialist Equality Party (US) held August 2007 in Ann Arbor in the United States.
Today in Labor History May 3, 1937: The May Days began in Catalonia. This was a counterrevolution by the Spanish Republican government against radical workers and anarchists. Prior to this, the communists, socialists and anarchists had been allied against Franco’s nationalists. However, anarchist workers and their militias controlled most industries, which they had collectivized, while the communists controlled the central government and finances. As a result, this brought the various groups into conflict. To make matters worse, the Communist Party of Spain was taking orders from Moscow. And they wanted to separate the two struggles: revolution against the ruling class versus war against the nationalists. In contrast, the POUM and the anarchists saw the two struggles as one and the same. The anarchist faction included the Friends of Durruti Group and the CNT (a confederation of anarcho-syndicalist labor unions).
#workingclass #LaborHisotry #anarchism #civilwar #spain #fascism #antifascism #durruti #communism #Revolution #trotsky #franco #moscow