Posted by anniversary on October 01, 2026 at 22:30:30:
In Reply to: megabono posted by megabono on June 20, 2023 at 15:12:30:
The Swedish Anarcho-Syndicalists participated in all the great labour
struggles in their country and carried on for many years the work of socialist and libertarian education. In Holland the
Anarcho-Syndicalist movement concentrated in the Nationale Arbeids Secretariat; but when this organisation came steadily under
increasing Communist influence, nearly half of its members split off and
formed the Nederlandisok Syndikalistisch Vakverbond which
joined the I.W.M.A. In addition to these organisations there were Anarcho-Syndicalist propaganda groups in Norway, Poland and Bulgaria, which were affiliated with
the I.W.M.A. The Japanese Jiyu Rengo Dantal Zenkoku Kaigi also joined the ranks of the
I.W.M.A. In Argentina the Federacion Obrera Regional Argentina, founded in 1891, was for many years the centre
of most of the big labour struggles in that country. Its history
is one of the most tempestuous chapters in the annals of the labour movement.
The movement ran a daily organ, La Protesta, for
over twenty-five years and quite a number of weekly
papers all over the country.