58 issues (of 88 total published), most 12 pp., of the well-known journal of the West Berlin neoanarchist student movement, becoming increasingly radical and militant during the period of its publication, advocating the strategic use of violence by urban guerilla groups (Rote Armee Fraktion) and armed resistance to conservative and... More about Agit 883 56 51. Alternative title: Agit 883. [Various subtitles: Flugschrift für Agitation und...

Collection of materials related to the groundbreaking convention held by the Protestant Episcopal Church in 1976 supporting legal rights for homosexuals, housed in two binders, approximately 200 leaves total, many printed recto only, some printed recto and verso, including photocopies of news clippings on topics including surrogacy, teen pregnancy, women... More about Archive of Ephemera and Material Related to the Protestant Episcopal Church's Task Force on...

2 vols., 96, 120 pp., comprising a complete run of the journal described by its editors as "a creative theoretical contribution to left anarchist and libertarian thought and praxis," including articles by Murray Bookchin, interviews with Noam Chomsky, poems by George Therese Dickenson, profiles of wildcat strikers at Chrysler auto... More about Black Rose. Journal of Contemporary Anarchism. Nos. 1 (1974) and 2 (1975) (all published

Broadside notice from the Western Defense Command and Fourth Army Wartime Civil Control Administration regarding the 1942 relocation of Japanese Americans, dated May 5, 1942, excluding all persons of Japanese ancestry from a portion of Military Area No. 1 within San Francisco County, California, with specific boundary streets provided outlining... More about Civilian Exclusion Order No. 41

A complete run in two unnumbered issues of the underground self-proclaimed "proletariat" New York journal, covering highly charged topics of the era, including racism, the death of Martin Luther King, student radicals, unions, elections, and the ghetto. Not illustrated. 4to. Stapled self-wrpps. Manhattanville, New York 1968. As of July 2017... More about The Commune. April 8, 1968 and April 27, 1968 (all published

Various places: “Spartaks”/L. K. P. Rigas Komitej , ca. 1935. Eight pictorial flyers, various sizes (from 10 × 11 to 23.5 × 35 cm), printed on variously colored stock. One flyer with vertical crease, some occasional light wear and toning; else very good or better. Eight scarce, clandestinely printed propaganda... More about Eight Underground Propaganda Leaflets by Latvian Communists, ca. 1935

A complete run in three issues of the occasionally published journal from Gene Fellner, issues 18-38 pp., each issue comprised of a single illustrated essay focused on one topic, titles are “On Nicaragua”, “John Brown and the Issue of Terrorism”, and “Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman”, nos. 1 and 2..... More about GLF Occasional. No. 1 (Winter 1987) through No. 3 (Winter 1988) (all published

A complete suite of five issues comprising the entirety of documents published by the Gruppo Insurrezione in Italy under the common title "Insurrezione", second and fourth issues subtitled "Numero Unico in Attesa di Autorizzazione", third issue subtitled "Parafulmini e Controfigure e L.A. x C = Nihil", fifth issue titled "Proletari... More about Insurrezione. 1977? through 1981 (issues unnumbered) (all published

All but the final issue of the review of the socio-experimental art movement, founded and edited by Suzanne Bernard, Jean Rollin, and Claude Laloum, with Maoist tendencies especially in later issues, issues ranging from 2 to 16 pp. each, the journal covering topics including the organization of a cultural and... More about L'Opposition Artistique. Series 1, No. 1 (June 1964) through No. 6/7 (June-September 1967),...

A complete run in 39 issues (in 36 fascicules, most issues 46-50 pp. each) of the sometimes satirical monthly French magazine on sexual politics, co-founded and edited by Gérard Ponthieu, covering a wide range of topics such as family planning, the history of the speculum, syphilis, pleasure, homosexuality, sexual repression... More about La Revue Sexpol: Sexologie Politique. No. 1 (20 January 1975) through No. 39 (10 October 1980)...

4 pp. silkscreened oversized pamphlet, possibly the one and only issue printed of an intended journal, silkscreened in black and red on a single large sheet of blue-gray paper, from the group "Pour une critique révolutionnaire", founded by former militants of the Fédération Anarchiste and the Spartacus League, directed by..... More about Le Temps des Cerises

Unpaginated (circa 220 pp.) text documenting the life of the Soviet leader, including images of numerous letters and articles written by the leader accompanied by translations into English, the work is a remarkable example of political hagiography, featuring images from the moment of his birth through to his death, heavily... More about Lenin (V. I. Ulyanov

A complete run of 32 issues bound in 2 volumes of the German literary and political journal, each issue approx. 16-30 pp., edited by Georg Borchardt and Wolfgang Beutin, the journal's publication coming on the heels of anti-semitic scandals, a wave of anti-semitic graffiti, and accompanying protests by students and... More about Lynx: Anmerkungen zu Politik und Literatur. No. 1 (March 1960) through No. 32 (Winter 1966/67)...