Sigfrido Sozzi

The Fondazione Turati (Florence) recently published a new title:

Sigfrido Sozzi. Politico - Amministratore - Studioso (1924-1984). Piero Lacaita Editore Collana "Strumenti e Fonti" Euro 15,00

For more information:
Cooperativa Ricreativa Culturale G.Matteotti (s.r.l.)
47023 Cesena(FC) - Corte Dandini, 12
0547 22180

The Modern School of Stelton

The following reprint will be of interest to students of American anarchist history:

Joseph J. Cohen and Alexis C. Ferm, The Modern School of SteltonSouthpaw Culture, Factory School, 2006. 134 pages, paperback. ISBN 1-60001-994-3. $15.00 / $12 direct order

This Southpaw Culture edition of The Modern School of Stelton reproduces the original text, including essays by Joseph Cohen, Alexis Ferm, Harry Kelly and Leonard Abbott. These writings, plus twenty photographs by Oscar Steckbardt, provide a compelling portrait of the special community and its flagship school.

Madeleine Rébérioux

Université de Bergamo (Italie)
Seminaire à l'hommage de Madeleine Rébérioux (1920-2005):

Madeleine Rébérioux et l'histoire sociale entre la France et l'Italie

Bergame, aula 1, 19 via Salvecchio

Programme
vendredi, le 3 mars 2006
10.30-13

The History of the GULAG

Oleg V.Khlevniuk.The History of the GULAG: From Collectivization to the Great Terror.Foreword by Robert Conquest.Translated by Vadim A.Staklo.Annals of Communism Series.New Haven: Yale University Press, 2004.xviii + 418 pp.Illustrations, maps, notes, bibliography, index.$39.95 (cloth), ISBN 0-3000-9284-9.

Reviewed by: Thomas Reimer, Center for Distance Learning, Empire State College.
Published by: H-Genocide (November, 2005)

Greek Anarcho-Syndicalist

New pamphlet: Kostantinos Speras: The Life and Activities of a Greek Anarcho-Syndicalist by Leonardos Kottis. Edited by Paul Pomonis, Translation by JamesSotros.

Konstantinos Speras (1893-1943) was a militant worker who fought the state and the bosses. His life of struggle included many strikes and jailings and was cut short by gunmen of the Greek Communist Party.

International Women's Day at the WCML

The Working Class Movement Library will be celebrating International Women's day with an event on Sunday 5th March, starting at 2pm.

Ruth Frow, co-founder of the library with her late husband Eddie, will speak about the Socialist origins of IWD followed by Michael Herbert, chair of WCML Trust, who will talk about Mary Quaile, a leading trade unionist of the 1920s who was the only woman on the General Council in 1926. The afternoon will be rounded off with songs from Bernie Murphy, an excellent singer from Manchester. The event is free. Light refreshments will be served.