List of anarchist magazines

This list shows periodicals that are mainly attributed to the anarchist spectrum. According to the historian Petra Weber , the listed publications are difficult to access and not easy to understand, although their content is central to the practical and theoretical discourse of the anarchist movement. Weber writes:

“ The magazines and newspapers, the central publication organs of early socialist and anarchist movements, which were both a forum for fundamentally theoretical and daily political discussion within the movement, are mostly only available in special libraries and archives. Most publications contain neither a table of contents nor an index ”.

Contents A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

A.

Chicago Workers Newspaper, May 4, 1886

• Abolishing the borders from below , English-language magazine with a focus on Eastern Europe, based in Berlin (since 2001)
• AFAZ, anarchist, feminist, autonomous newspaper (1990). Successor to Aktion magazine
• Agit 883 , anarchist-libertarian magazine; with changing subtitles. Ed .: Redaktionskollektiv Berlin (1969–1972)
• Aktion , anarchist magazine (1981–1988)
• Acracy , for historical anarchism. Ed .: Heiner Koechlin (1973–1981)
• Alarm , magazine from the anarchist Free Association of Hamburg. Ed .: Carl Langer (1919–1930)
• Die Anarchy , abstracts of four journals titled Die Anarchie and two titled Anarchy between 1893 and 1985
• Der Anarchist , cover of eight magazines from Chicago (1866), St. Louis (1889), Berlin (1903), Leipzig (1909), Berlin – Vienna (1919), Hamburg (1921), Vienna (1927) and London (1948 ).
• The free worker
• The individualistic anarchist , editor and publisher: Benedict Lachmann (1919–1920, 12 issues)
• Anarchist Library , Ed .: Gustav Landauer (1893–1899)
• Anarchy , A Journal of Desire Armed. Ed .: Autonomedia collective (from 1995). Appeared since 1980
• Anarko , anarchist magazine in Turkish. Published in Germany (1981–1983)
• Stop , radical left magazine. Ed .: Group Subversive Action; Berlin, Munich (1964–1966)
• Arbeiterecho , Anarchosyndikalistische Zeitung (1933), successor to “Der Syndikalist”.
• Chicagoer Arbeiter-Zeitung , German-language anarchist workers newspaper (1871–1931)
• Arbetaren , anarcho-syndicalist newspaper; Sweden. Ed .: Swedish trade union Sveriges Arbetares Centralorganisation, Stockholm (since 1922)
• Poor Conrad , anarchist weekly newspaper Berlin. Editor: Edmund Fischer (1896–1899)
• The poor devil , Ed. Robert Reitzel ; USA (1884-1900)
• De As , anarchist magazine Netherlands. Ed .: Foundation "De As" (1972 to today)
• L'Assiette au Beurre , French artist magazine with an anarchist orientation (1901–1912)
• autonomie , radical left-wing magazine. Ed .: Autonomy Collective; Munich, Frankfurt / M., Hamburg, Tübingen (1975–1985)
• Die Autonomie , Ed .: R. Gundersen; “German Anarchist Club Autonomy ”, London (1886–1893). Successor: The Anarchist .
• L'Avant-Garde , French-language anarchist newspaper, organ of the Jura Federation Ed .: Paul Brousse (1877/78)

B.

The first handwritten edition of the Bulletin de la Fédération jurassienne from February 15, 1872

• The Bakunist , magazine for scientific and practical anarchism. Ed .: Group Autonomy of Communist Anarchists in Germany; Gerhard Wartenberg , Leipzig (1926, 8 issues)
• Banal , anarchist magazine. Ed .: Redaktions-Kollektiv, Zurich (1985–1990)
• The construction worker , anarcho-syndicalism. Organ of the Federation of Construction Workers in Germany. Ed .: Organization of the Federation of Construction Professions in Germany (1928–1932)
• Liberation , two eponymous magazine titles: Mülheim / R. (1948–1978) and Graz (Austria, 1976–1997)
• Reflection and Awakening , Ed .: Guild of Freedom Book Friends , Berlin (1929–1933)
• Brand , anarchist magazine. Ed .: Young Socialists Stockholm; later Malmö, Sweden (since 1898)
• Bulletin de la Fédération jurassienne , organ of the Jura Federation , Ed .: James Guillaume (1872–1878)

C.

• Charly Kaputt , Anarchoblatt (1967–1969)
• CLASH , autonomous and anti-imperialist magazine from the international info store meeting . German and English language editions. Ed .: editorial collective. (1989-1994)
• Contraste , monthly newspaper for self-organization. Ed .: Kollektiv Heidelberg (since 1984)

D.

• German Workers' Library, anarchist series (1905–?), Ed .: Otto Weidt
• Poetry and Truth , ed. from, among others, "Anarchist Association Rhizome" (1990–1999)
• Direct action , FAU anarcho-syndicalist newspaper . Partial editorial offices in different locations (since 1977 until today)
• The dragon , anarchist workers newspaper. Ed .: Drachenkollektiv Berlin (1972–1974)

E.

Mother Earth (placed under M on this list), 1916

• Own , anarchist tendencies. A sheet for male culture. Ed .: Adolf Brand , Berlin (1896–1932)
• The only , individualistic-anarchist magazine. Edited by Ernst Samuel and Salomo Friedlaender (1919–1925).
• Knowledge , Ed .: Pierre-Ramus-Gesellschaft . From 1993 to 2003 as a print edition, since then as an online magazine
• Knowledge and Liberation , Ed .: Pierre Ramus (1918–1928)
• espero , libertarian magazine. Ed .: Uwe Timm , Jochen Knoblauch (1994–2013)
• The Egoist , English-language feminist-individualist magazine (1911-1919)

F.

• Fanal , anarchist monthly (1926–1931)
• The Torch , anarchist Sunday edition of the Chicago Labor Newspaper . Ed .: WL Rosenberg (May 24, 1879– October 12, 1919)
• End of working day! , libertarian monthly magazine from Leipzig (since 2003)
• FIZZ , Anarchoblatt (1971–1972)
• The Women's Association , anarcho-syndicalist newspaper (1921–1930)
• Freedom , English anarchist magazine, Ed .: Freedom Press (1886 to date)
• Free Workers' Voice , anarchist monthly magazine in Yiddish. Ed .: Saul Yanousky, New York. (1890–1893 and 1899–1977)
• Der Freie Arbeiter , anarchist newspaper, Berlin. Ed .: Albert Weidner, Karl Kielmeyer, Rudolf Rocker u. a. (1904–1933)
• Free Community , magazine for socialists without domination. Ed .: Revolutionary groups in German-speaking Switzerland; Schaffhausen. Editor: Paul Maag (1930–1939)
• The Free Society , anarchist magazine (1949–1953). Ed .: Federation of Liberal Socialists . Successor: The Free Society , Hanover (1981–1986)
• The Free Society , anarchist monthly revue in Yiddish (1895–1899?), New York
• The free society , organ of the international socialists. Ed .: F, Wiede (1892–1893; 7 editions), Zurich
• The free society , anarcho-communist monthly. Ed .: O. Leutner (1929–?), Graz
• The free street , anarchism- dadaism . Founder: Franz Jung . Ed .: Verlag Die Freie Strasse (1915–1918)
• Freedom , first social democratic then anarchist sheet of German language; London. Ed .: Johann Most (1846–1906)
• The liberal socialist , anarchist magazine, Basel. Ed .: Working Group of Liberal Socialists (1947–1949)

G

Various editions of the Gǎidào around 2012

• Gǎidào , monthly magazine of the forum of German-speaking anarchists (since 2011)
• Galgenvogel , International Anarchist Quarterly Magazine. Ed .: Verlag Freie Gesellschaft, Frankfurt / M. (1980-1981)
• Germinal , Der (= Zsherminal): Monthly revue for anarchist worldview (1900-1905)
• Golos Truda , Russian anarcho-syndicalist magazine (1911-1919)
• Grassroots Revolution , anarchist-pacifist magazine. Founder: Wolfgang Hertle (since 1972)

H

• Hundred Flowers , an alternative political magazine with an anarchist tendency. Ed .: Hundert Blumen Kollektiv, Berlin (1972)
• HusumA , a local alternative newspaper that emerged from a critical school newspaper with an emphasis on domination, Husum, since 2005

I.

• Information . Anarchist reflections on politics, history and contemporary literature. Ed .: Press Commission "Information": Heinrich Freitag, Otto Reimers, Walter Stöhr, Hamburg (1955–1961)
• Interim , autonomous, libertarian. Ed .: Charlotte Schulz, Berlin (since 1988)
• The international , anarcho-syndicalist magazine, appeared in four episodes from 1904 to 1949.

J

• Young anarchists , organ of the syndicalist-anarchist youth in Germany. Ed .: Otto Klemm, George Hepp (1923–1932). Predecessor: The progress pioneer . Successor: The Young Rebel

K

• Cain , subtitle: Journal for Humanity . Ed .: Erich Mühsam (1911–1919)
• Kampf , "Journal of Common Sense". Ed .: J. Holzmann (pseudonym: Senna Hoy ), Berlin (1902–1905).
• Struggle! Organ for Anarchism and Syndicalism Ed .: Anarchist Federation Germany, Hamburg (1912–1914).

L.

• Linkeck , magazine for u. a. Commune Movement (1967–1969)
• Die Lunte , anarchist newspaper, Munich (1995–1997)

M.

Editions of Monde libertaire, 2013

• The power , daily newspaper, organ of Germany's revolutionary non-party; Berlin. Ed .: Franz Passek and Carl Bellmann (1931–?)
• MAD , materials, analyzes, documents. Anarchist notebooks; Ed .: Lutz Schulenburg (1971–1973). Successor: Revolte magazine
• Mahnruf , first anarchist magazine after World War II. Ed .: Otto Reimers , Hamburg (May to December 1945). First published 1933–1934.
• Manuscript sheets , successor to the magazine Mahnruf . Ed .: Otto Reimers, Hamburg (1945)
• The butcher , magazine against ideology, state religions. Ed .: Helmut Loeven (since 1968 until today)
• Minus One , followed by Egoist , followed by Ego , British individual anarchist magazine (1963-1993), Ed .: Sidney Parker
• Modern Slavery , The Libertarian Critique of Civilization, American magazine since 2012, ed .: Jason McQuinn
• Mother Earth , anarchist feminist. Ed .: Emma Goldman (1906–1917)
• Le Monde libertaire (since 1945), magazine of the anarchist federation Fédération anarchiste

N

• The new generation , anarcho-syndicalist magazine. Ed .: Association of Socialists without Domination , Graz (1947–1949)
• New cattle breeding , anarchist magazine. Verlag Büchse der Pandora, Münster 1970 to 1977. Ed .: Stefan Blankertz , Siegfried Feege
• start new ; Contributions to culture, contemporary history and politics. Ed .: Otto Reimers, Hamburg (1969–1971)

P

• Peng , anarchist provo magazine; Nuremberg, Wuppertal. Ed .: Detlev Altemeyer (1966–1970)
• Le Père Peinard , anarchist weekly magazine (1889–1902)
• Paved beach , magazine of the spontaneous scene; Frankfurt / M. Ed .: Daniel Cohn-Bendit (1976–1990)
• Projektil , anarchist magazine; Muenster. Ed .: newspaper group in Themroc (1988–1992)
• Proletarian zeitgeist , with unionist, council communist and anarchist ideas (1922–1933)
• Provo , magazine of the Dutch Provo movement ; Amsterdam (1965-1967)

R.

Regeneración 1910

• radical , left-wing radical magazine. Ed .: Redaktionskollektiv Berlin (1976-2006)
• Radikaler Geist , anarchist literary magazine (1930–1933)
• Der Rebell , organ of the anarchists German language. Publication places Geneva and London. Edited by Josef Peukert , Erich Otto Rinke u. a. (1881-1886)
• Rebels , the leaf of the black crowd. German speaking. (1925–1926)
• Regeneración , Mexican anarchist magazine. Ed .: Ricardo Flores Magón (1900–1918)
• Le Réveil / Il Risveglio , Franco-Italian anarchist magazine from Geneva. Ed .: Luigi Bertoni (1872–1947)
• Le Révolté , anarcho-communist. Ed .: Peter Kropotkin (1879–1894)
• Revolt , anarchist magazine. Ed. Lutz Schulenburg. (1973-1982). Successor to the anarchist magazines MAD .

S.

• Schwarzblatt , anarchist-literary magazine, Cologne (only 1970)
• Schwarze Anna , newspaper Bergischer Anarcho-Syndikalisten. Ed .: Redaktionskollektiv Wuppertal, (1980–1984)
• Black thread , anarchist magazine. Ed .: Redaktionskollektiv Reutlingen, Grafenau (1980-2004)
• The creation , newspaper for Rhineland-Westphalia. Ed .: Freie Arbeiter Union Deutschland (anarcho-syndicalists), Düsseldorf (1921–1923)
• The black Gockler , anarchist magazine. Organ of the Karlsruhe Anarchists (June 1978 – August 1980)
• Solidaridad Obrera , Spanish anarcho-syndicalist newspaper, Ed .: Confederación Nacional del Trabajo (1907 to today)
• Der Sozialist , anarchist magazine, organ of the socialist federation (Berlin). Ed .: Gustav Landauer and Margarete Faas (1891–1899)
• The syndicalist , anarcho-syndicalism. Ed .: Free Workers Union of Germany (Berlin; 1918–1932)
• Social revolution front newspaper Spain

T

Les Temps Nouveaux pamphlet entitled The Truth About the Ferrer Affair , 1910

• TATblatt , Austrian anarchist magazine (1988-2005)
• Les Temps Nouveaux , anarchist magazine. Ed .: Jean Grave (1895–1914 and 1916–1921)
• Tobacco shop , for anarchist culture and politics. Edited by Peter Petersen u. a. Tübingen (1981-1992)

U

• Umanità Nova , Italy (since 1922 with interruption during fascism). Ed .: Errico Malatesta
• Our voice , anarchist newsletter of the Guild of Liberal Book Friends and the Federation of Liberal Socialists . Ed .: Hans Weigl, Munich (1954–1956)
• Utopia , youth newspaper. Unruly, non-violent. Appears every two months, u. a. as a supplement in the magazine Graswurzelrevolution (2007-2011)

V

• De Vrije , anarchist multimedia. Online magazine Netherlands (since 2004). Successor to De Vrije socialist
• De Vrije Socialist , Dutch anarchist magazine. Ed .: Ferdinand Domela Nieuwenhuis , Gerhard Reinders (1898–1993). Successor: De Vrije , anarchist online magazine (since 2004)

W.

• Prosperity for All was an anarchist magazine, published in Vienna from 1907 to 1914. Edited by Pierre Ramus .

Z

Cover sheet of the Zsherminal or Germinal (on this list under G), 1906

• Zeck , magazine of the Autonomous Center Rote Flora
• Zeitgeist , anarchist magazine for social progress, free socialism. Ed .: Otto Reimers (1971–1974)
• The Zeitgeist revolutionary anarchist monthly issue. Ed .: Pierre Ramus , New York (1901, 3 editions). Under: Anarchist magazines of the same name .
• Der Ziegelbrenner , German anarchist newspaper, Ed .: B. Traven (1917–1921)
• Zündstoff , Free Union of Revolutionary Anarchists; Meiningen (1936–1939)
• Die Zukunft , two revolutionary social democratic magazines with an anarchist orientation. Published in Vienna from 1879 to 1884 and Vienna from 1892 to 1896.
• Zsherminal , for anarchist worldview; in Yiddish language, London Ed .: Rudolf Rocker (1900–1905)

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literature

• Bernd Drücke : Between a desk and a street battle? Anarchism and Libertarian Press in East and West Germany. Ulm 1998, ISBN 3-932577-05-1
• Holger Jenrich: Anarchist Press in Germany 1945–1985 . Nevertheless-Verlag, Grafenau-Döffingen 1988, ISBN 978-3-922209-75-1
• U. Pastery and J. Gehret (eds.): German-language bibliography of counterculture , chapter: Politics, anarchism ; Pp. 71-85. Azid Presse publishing house, Amsterdam 1982, ISBN 90-70215-10-1
• J. Wintjes and J. Gehret (eds.): Ulcus Molle Info Service , 1969–1974. Among other things about anarchist magazines in the period from the end of 1969 to the end of 1974. Verlag Azid Presse, Amsterdam 1979, ISBN 90-70215-05-5

Web links

Commons : Anarchist Magazines  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Online databases

• Anarchist magazines in the archive of the library of the free
• Documentation of German-language anarchist magazines in the database of German-language anarchism
• Anarchist magazines in the archive for alternative culture online database
• Digital newspaper archive of the Anarchist Library Vienna

Individual proof

1. ↑ Petra Weber: Socialism as a cultural movement. Early socialist labor movement and the emergence of two hostile brothers: Marxism and anarchism . In: Contributions to the history of parliamentarism and political parties , Volume 86. Verlag Droste, Düsseldorf 1989, ISBN 3-7700-5152-1