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Anarchist Archives http://dwardmac.pitzer.edu/Anarchist_Archives/index.html Anarchist archives has been created by Dana Ward of Pitzer College in California. Work on the site started in 1995 with the aim of providing an online history of anarchists and anarchist movements, as well as the online provision of the collected works of major anarchists. A large part of the site is devoted to influential anarchists. This section includes biographical information, full text of a large number of works, bibliographies, portraits and commentaries. The site also has a section which devotes itself to significant historical events such as the Paris Commune, The Spanish Civil War and the Haymarket Massacre. The site is strong on primary sources; as well as providing full text of the works of major anarchists there are some full text pamphlets originally published in the early twentieth century and some full text journals from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. A lengthy and up-to-date bibliography is included. The bibliography is available either in an alphabetical list or divided into categories. These categories include works specifically relating to particular anarchist theorists, anarchist movements and events, anarchist anthologies, other anarchist writers and works, other comprehensive bibliographies and Yiddish comprehensive bibliographies. The site offers a list of links which have been divided into categories. The site has a clear structure to it and it is possible to search or to browse the site.
Historical theme:
Political history
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