Search Results: Anti-Fascist from Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB

London: Lawrence and Wishart, 1984. Paperback. 190p., pictorial wraps, slightly shelfworn, else in very good condition.

New York: World Jewish Congress, 1957. Pamphlet. 56p., staplebound pamphlet, very good.

Grimma, Germany: Frdr. Bode, 1945. Staplebound. 16p. staplebound booklet, 7.5x10.5 inches, minor handling wear and soil. Illustrated with several black and white photos showing the infantry's progress during the war. Final page shows crowd of Germans surrendering to avoid the Soviet advance from the other side. "It was hard to believe that the same men who marched so docilely were the ones who such a short time ago reduced most of Europe to slavery and had become synonymous with savagery and destruction. No sympathy was given these 'Supermen' in their final degradation." Frank Mankiewicz, one of the assistants to the author, became a prominent journalist, serving as president of National Public Radio from 1977 to 1983.

Berlin: Abolishing the Borders from Below, 2009. Magazine. Four issues of the bi-monthly magazine, in very good condition. Last issue subtitle changes to "Anarchist Journal from Eastern Europe." Lot includes the inaugural issue as well as nos. 7, 9, and 34. Articles on anarchist activism in Eastern Europe, including Turkey and the Balkans.

New York: Council for Democracy, 1941. Newsletter. Four issues of the four-page, 8.5x11 inch newsletter, very good condition. Issues present are numbers 1-3 and 5 (with the subtitle changed from "fortnightly newsletter" to "your newsletter." "In this bulletin, we shall try to tell alert intelligent Americans what they can do for democracy.... We shall describe specific ideas that can be worked out in your own community, suggestions, projects, stunts, study programs." Includes some discussion of civil rights, such as a response by Atlanta's Civic-Political League (a Black organization) to the racist governor of Georgia, discussing how the US must live up to democratic principles to effectively fight Hitlerism.

New York: Communist Party of Great Britain, 1942. 16p., staplebound pamphlet, light wear, very good. Written after the assault against Rommel in North Africa.

New York: Communist Party of Great Britain, 1942. 16p., staplebound pamphlet, mild wear and dust-soil, staples rusted else very good condition. Written after the assault against Rommel in North Africa.

London: Modern Books, 1938. Pamphlet. pp. 3-47, wraps. 6 x 4 in. Edge wear; spine worn and toned; lower right corner on front wrapper creased. International pamphlets, 1. Soviet tract responding to the Munich Agreement and strongly denouncing Nazi Germany. First published in Pravda as "United Front Against Fascism.".

London: Kate Sharpley Library, 2009. Pamphlet. 39, [2]p., stapled wraps, 5.5x8.5 inches, very good condition. On the twenty-six anarchists and freethinkers charged with conspiring to assassinate the emperor of Japan in 1911.

San Francisco: F.O.R. Organizing Committee in the U.S., 1980. Pamphlet. 11, [i], wraps, not stapled, 5.5x8.5 inches, very good condition.

San Francisco: F.O.R. Organizing Committee in the U.S., 1980. Pamphlet. 11, [i], staplebound pamphlet format, 5.5x8.5 inches, very good condition.

San Francisco: Robert Koch Gallery, 1994. 40p., slender paperback, very good. Illustrations from the exhibition.

Geneva: Carlo Frigerio, 1931. pamphlet. Fourth annual issue of the The Libertarian Almanac for Political Victims. 80p., slender paperback, mild handling wear, pages toned. Anti-fascist essays on contemporary events, reports on individual cases of exiled anarchists or activists on trial, occasional poetry and cartoons.

Geneva: Carlo Frigerio, 1929. First annual issue of the The Libertarian Almanac for Political Victims. 80p., slender paperback, pages toned, minor corner chipping, child's pencil scrawls on cover, interior toned but clean. Anti-fascist essays on contemporary events, reports on individual cases of exiled anarchists or activists on trial, occasional poetry and cartoons.

Geneva: Carlo Frigerio, 1931. Fourth annual issue of the The Libertarian Almanac for Political Victims. 80p., slender paperback, faint horizontal crease, stain to front cover, interior pages toned but clean. Anti-fascist essays on contemporary events, reports on individual cases of exiled anarchists or activists on trial, occasional poetry and cartoons.

Geneva: Carlo Frigerio, 1933. Fifth annual issue of the The Libertarian Almanac for Political Victims. 80p., slender paperback with portrait of Errico Malatesta on cover, some handling wear and toning, stain at spine. Anti-fascist essays on contemporary events, reports on individual cases of exiled anarchists or activists on trial, occasional poetry and cartoons.

Geneva: Carlo Frigerio, 1933. pamphlet. Fifth annual issue of the The Libertarian Almanac for Political Victims. 80p., slender paperback with portrait of Errico Malatesta on cover, mild foxing and handling wear, pages toned. Anti-fascist essays on contemporary events, reports on individual cases of exiled anarchists or activists on trial, occasional poetry and cartoons.

Geneva: Carlo Frigerio, 1929. First annual issue of the The Libertarian Almanac for Political Victims. 80p., slender paperback, pages toned, minor corner chipping, some chipping to spine panel. Anti-fascist essays on contemporary events, reports on individual cases of exiled anarchists or activists on trial, occasional poetry and cartoons.

San Francisco: City Lights Books, 2018. Paperback. 383p., paperback, 5x7 inches; like new. Open Media Series.

Indianapolis: Indiana State Chamber of Commerce, 1948. Ephemera. Single sheet, printed both sides, 8.5x13 inches, fold-creased and edgeworn, date penciled on front, rear lightly stained. Compares the three systems in the categories of "Founded upon," "Freedoms," "Rights," and "Fruitage" (standard of living). Most of the information for Communism and Fascism is identical.