World History

Andrew Nette and Samm Deighan
Revolution in 35mm examines how political violence and resistance was represented in arthouse and cult films from 1960 to 1990.

Joel Andreas
Addicted to War takes on the most active, powerful, and destructive military in the world.

Dmitry Petrov
“My name is Dmitry Petrov, and if you read these lines, then most likely I died fighting against Putin’s invasion of Ukraine."

Vlad Brătuleanu
The first attempt (since 1989) to write a brief history of anarchism in Romania, beginning in the 19th century.

Richard Kempton
This book narrates the rise and fall of Provo who staged political and cultural interventions into the symbolic and everyday spaces of Holland from 1962–1967.

Jenni Keasden & Natalia Szarek
This book is a product of shared moments with hundreds of comrades, of tales hundreds of years old, of the novels we read as children, of militant struggles old and new, and the current ongoing conversation.

Xtn Alexander and Matthew N. Lyons
This book offers an introduction to three way fight politics, with more than thirty essays, position statements, and interviews.

Timo Bartholl, Christos Filippidis, Antonis Vradis, and Minhocas Urbanas • Preface by Raj Patel
Food is at the heart of security, peace, and health.

Charlie Allison • Illustrated by Kevin Matthews and N.O. Bonzo
An exploration of Makhno’s sympathy for the downtrodden, the trap of heroism, his improbable victories, unlikely friendships, and his alarming lack of gun safety in meetings.

Silvia Federici
This is a history of the body in the transition to capitalism. From the peasant revolts of the late Middle Ages to the witch-hunts and mechanical philosophy, Federici investigates the rationalization of social reproduction.

Coen Tasman
The Kabouter Movement brought many innovative ideas for a better life in Holland to public attention through exuberantly playful ways, both within and outside the City Council.

Border Disorder
The Lianas that Strangled the Serpent is a trilingual (English, Spanish and Italian) novel set in the 1930s that details the struggle against fascism within the German community in Mexico City.

Editors: Josh MacPhee and Alec Dunn
Signal is an ongoing book series dedicated to documenting and sharing compelling graphics, art projects, and cultural movements of international resistance and liberation struggles.

Laura Snyder Brown & William Fleet Lankford
Describes how local women used the tools of carpentry to build solar ovens and how they used the tools of feminism to take more control over their own lives and their communities.

Various Authors
A collection of pieces – essays, interviews, history and diagrams – on feminism and anarchism in the Philippines.

Various Authors
This pocketbook shows some extent of the armed struggle that was carried out in Britain in the late sixties and early seventies, re-proposing the validity of armed attack against capital in all its forms.

Nick Heath
Nick Heath’s examination of the history and practice of anarchist communism past, present and future.

Crimethinc
A pocket book description of the attacks by the Bolshevik state against the revolutionaries and people of Russia and a look at the anarchists of the time.

Charlie Allison • Illustrated by Kevin Matthews and N.O. Bonzo
An exploration of Makhno’s sympathy for the downtrodden, the trap of heroism, his improbable victories, unlikely friendships, and his alarming lack of gun safety in meetings.

Tekosina Anarsist Collective
Text of an interview with anarchists living in Rojava who are helping defend the on-going revolution there.

Tom Vague
Tom Vague's guide to the notorious Situationist International who influenced Paris '68 through to The Angry Brigade, King Mob and eventually the Sex Pistols.

Various Authors
A look at the plight of the Mapuche people from what we call Chile and their centuries old struggle for land rights and recognition. 

Alexander Berkman
Alexander Berkman’s diary from 1920 to 1922 including the text known as The Anti-Climax. With a new introduction by Mikhail Tsovma.

Ida Mett
Still considered one of the best histories of the Russian revolutionary failure and the Kronstadt uprising.

Anonymous
A critical look at the role of graffiti, murals and the like in aiding revolutionary struggles.