Anarchy in the USSR: A New Beginning

Seventy years after the death of Kropotkin, the massacre of the Kronstadt Commune and the rout of Makhno, the Party which outlawed anarchism in Russia has itself become a banned organization. But anarchy in the USSR has made a new beginning. Might anarchism now fill the ideological vacuum left by the collapse of Marxism? Here, with commentaries from some of their West-European comrades, the new Russian anarchists speak for themselves about their ideas, and of how anarchy may bring a new order, based on freedom, to the chaos of the USSR. Edited and with an introduction by Philip Ruff.