David BerryA History of the French Anarchist Movement, 1917-1945
Dave Berry has been active on the Left for over 30 years, most recently in his local union. He teaches French and politics at Loughborough University (UK). A founding member of the Anarchist Studies Network, he is reviews editor of the journal Anarchist Studies. He is currently working on a personal and political biography of Daniel Guérin.
Introduction
The Context: Anarchism in France from the 1840s to 1917
The Aftermath of War and the Challenge of Bolshevism, 1917-1924
The New Dawn in the East
Sovietism as Council Anarchism
The Mainstream: From Revisionism to Reaffirmation of Anarchism
On the Margins: The Temps nouveaux Group and the Individualists
The Anarchists and the Revolutionary Syndicalist Movement
The Crisis of Anarchism, 1924-1934
Antifascism, the Spanish Revolution and War, 1934-1945
Popular Front or Revolutionary Front? Anarchist Antifascism
An Anarchist Front for Spain: The Anarcho-Syndicalist Committee
The Union Anarchiste and Anti-fascist Solidarity
Schism in the Anarchist Movement: The CGTSR-FAF
Volunteers in Spain
Anti-militarism, Resistance, and Collaboration
Conclusion: Mobilization, Constituency and Ideology
Selected Bibliography
Index
