С Днем Великой Победы!

I could show you the famous photos from Berlin, but instead I’ll share some photos from May 9, 1945 here in Kazan

(Photos from archives of the National Museum of the Republic of Tatarstan)

Today, and every day, remember the sacrifice against fascism ☭

The #Ottawa Public Library OttPubLib/BibPubOtt doesn't want to buy the book. The Toronto Public Library, in turn, made an excellent public webinar about Losurdo's book. // cc Henry Hakamäki

The great John Brown was born on this day in 1800, in Torrington, Connecticut.

Let’s commemorate the birth of this legendary figure ✊

You can listen to our crossover ep with Rev Left Radio on any podcast player (look for Guerrilla History with two R’s!) or the link below 👇

С Днем Великой Победы!

I could show you the famous photos from Berlin, but instead I’ll share some photos from May 9, 1945 here in Kazan

(Photos from archives of the National Museum of the Republic of Tatarstan)

Today, and every day, remember the sacrifice against fascism ☭

Listen to Matteo Omar Capasso and read his book
(may he send some to Tunisia 🥲)

An incredible interview:

We are of course biased, but—all biases aside—it is no small understatement to say that #FreeMumia’s brilliant poetic and photographic work, Alive and Paranoid, is one of the most impactful and important cultural works of at least the last decade.

Pick up your copy today and…

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The theme continues in Losurdo's Stalin book (free .pdf - iskrabooks.org/stalin-history… ), and the reason for the counter-revolutionary violence against the 'Asiatics' is always the same...

Today is the 70th anniversary of the victory of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam over the French imperialists (and their US allies) in the Battle of Điện Biên Phủ

This is a great opportunity to go back to one of our EARLY episodes on the battle, with Luna Oi! 👁 UK/USA Expert/Human Rights Watcher 👁! 👇

🇻🇳 In light of the Điện Biên Phủ anniversary, we are thrilled to announce the forthcoming 2024 release of Building a People's Art—a first-ever collection of texts from two of Vietnam’s most impactful wartime cultural theorists, Trường Chinh and Tố Hữu, ranging from scathing…

Another great episode on the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution from Guerrilla History Pod with Henry Hakamäki and Rev Left Radio, in conversation with Ken Hammond, Prof. of East Asian Studies and Global History at New Mexico State University. open.spotify.com/episode/7LLVec…

Happy birthday to the old man.

“Let the ruling classes tremble at a Communistic revolution. The proletarians have nothing to lose but their chains. They have a world to win.”

I read this and then boarded a sealed train to Finland Station

I guess I’m “no one” 🤷‍♂️

I read this and then boarded a sealed train to Finland Station

I wasn’t able to participate in this series as a co-host, but I am really enjoying and learning from it as an avid listener!

Check it out.

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This is such a joke from a “Marxist” show 😂😂😂

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