DAVID BERRY is Lecturer in French in the Department of European Studies, Loughborough University. He is an editor of the Journal of European Area Studies and a member of the advisory board of Anarchist Studies.

• Introduction The Context: Anarchism in France from the 1840s to 1917 The Aftermath of War and the Challenge of Bolshevism, 1917-1924 The New Dawn in the East Sovietism as Council Anarchism The Mainstream: From Revisionism to Reaffirmation of Anarchism On the Margins: The Temps nouveaux Group and the Individualists The Anarchists and the Revolutionary Syndicalist Movement The Crisis of Anarchism, 1924-1934 Antifascism, the Spanish Revolution and War, 1934-1945 Popular Front or Revolutionary Front? Anarchist Antifascism An Anarchist Front for Spain: The Anarcho-Syndicalist Committee The Union Anarchiste and Anti-fascist Solidarity Schism in the Anarchist Movement: The CGTSR-FAF Volunteers in Spain Anti-militarism, Resistance, and Collaboration Conclusion: Mobilization, Constituency and Ideology Selected Bibliography Index

DAVID BERRY is Lecturer in French in the Department of European Studies, Loughborough University. He is an editor of the Journal of European Area Studies and a member of the advisory board of Anarchist Studies.

• Introduction The Context: Anarchism in France from the 1840s to 1917 The Aftermath of War and the Challenge of Bolshevism, 1917-1924 The New Dawn in the East Sovietism as Council Anarchism The Mainstream: From Revisionism to Reaffirmation of Anarchism On the Margins: The Temps nouveaux Group and the Individualists The Anarchists and the Revolutionary Syndicalist Movement The Crisis of Anarchism, 1924-1934 Antifascism, the Spanish Revolution and War, 1934-1945 Popular Front or Revolutionary Front? Anarchist Antifascism An Anarchist Front for Spain: The Anarcho-Syndicalist Committee The Union Anarchiste and Anti-fascist Solidarity Schism in the Anarchist Movement: The CGTSR-FAF Volunteers in Spain Anti-militarism, Resistance, and Collaboration Conclusion: Mobilization, Constituency and Ideology Selected Bibliography Index

DAVID BERRY is Lecturer in French in the Department of European Studies, Loughborough University. He is an editor of the Journal of European Area Studies and a member of the advisory board of Anarchist Studies.

• Introduction The Context: Anarchism in France from the 1840s to 1917 The Aftermath of War and the Challenge of Bolshevism, 1917-1924 The New Dawn in the East Sovietism as Council Anarchism The Mainstream: From Revisionism to Reaffirmation of Anarchism On the Margins: The Temps nouveaux Group and the Individualists The Anarchists and the Revolutionary Syndicalist Movement The Crisis of Anarchism, 1924-1934 Antifascism, the Spanish Revolution and War, 1934-1945 Popular Front or Revolutionary Front? Anarchist Antifascism An Anarchist Front for Spain: The Anarcho-Syndicalist Committee The Union Anarchiste and Anti-fascist Solidarity Schism in the Anarchist Movement: The CGTSR-FAF Volunteers in Spain Anti-militarism, Resistance, and Collaboration Conclusion: Mobilization, Constituency and Ideology Selected Bibliography Index