Greece

Originally printed in Fifth Estate #364, Spring, 2004. Main subject is post-World War II attempts by U.S. and Britain to undermine ascendent popular movements.

In 1893, Socialistiki Adelfotis (Socialist Brotherhood) was founded in Patras, an organisation with a mutual aid character, a loose grouping of some socialist and progressive elements, followers of the moderate socialist Plato Drakoulis, followers and friends of the socialist Stavros Kallergis as well as some anarchists found also accommodation in the Socialist Brotherhood. The Socialist Brotherhood was primarily interested in the trade-union movement and through its own initiative the (...)

Cover image: Josh MacPhee. London: Kate Sharpley Library. ISBN 1-873605-73-0. 26 p.
First published by the Libertarian Historical Archives, PO Box 53, 84401 Naouss Paros, Cyclades, Greece.