On the opposite page[,] we publish the first of a series of articles by Marcus Graham on “the Issues of the Present War.” These articles were written to rebut the charges made by Rudolph Rocker that the Anarchist theory regarding war has no application to the present struggle. It is with great (…)

The present article is one of a series from which we hope to publish a selection by Marcus Graham, the editor of the Los Angeles anarchist paper [Man!]. Rudolph Rocker's support for the "democracies" in this war has caused a great deal of discussion in America, and we are pleased to be able to (…)

“One could be the bitterest opponent of the present economic system, but to assert that the present war is being waged only for the sake and interests of capitalist groups is such a twisting of all truths that worse couldn't be invented,” Rudolph Rocker. In the first part of this reply we have (…)

At the beginning of this war, as of the last also everyone expected that it would be short [—] over by Christmas, 1939. Since then the military operations have been characterised by slow intervals, punctuated — at least as far as the Axis is concerned — by bursts of intense activity. But on the (…)

We saw in the last article that the primary function of the war was to keep capitalist production up to an extent sufficient to provide the profits on which the economic power of the ruling class depends. We suggested also that the outbreak of hostilities (and, of course, the preceding years of (…)