The inaugural
meeting of the Radical History Network of
NE London (RaHN) was held on 15 February 2006, as previously noted on this
blog, where you can find a brief account of the group's early years as well as
material relating to the life and work of one of its founders and convenors, the
late Alan Woodward.
In addition, a ground-breaking "online
pamphlet" on Spain and the World with various contributions looking at
many aspects of the Spanish Revolution and Civil War, 1936-39, was added to the
blog in 2011. The several posts included under this heading have been and
continue to be among the most frequently viewed here.
The
sequence starts with Spain and the World... (Preface) 15/6/11
and
includes:-
Spain
and the World: Aspects of the Spanish Revolution and Civil War (1) The View from the East End. Joe Jacobs, Out of the Ghetto, Spain and the
World 6/15/11
Spain
and the World : Aspects of the Spanish Revolution and Civil War (3) Health Service Spain 1936-39, Medicine in War, Socialised
Medicine, Spain, Spain and the World, Spanish
Anarchism, Spanish Civil War, Spanish Revolution 15/6/11
Spain
and the World: Aspects of the Spanish Revolution and Civil War (on Workers' Control) (4) Anarcho-Syndicalism, CNT, Collectives,Collectivization, Spain, Spain
and the World, Spanish Civil War, Spanish Revolution, Workers'
control 16/6/11
To mark the 10th birthday occasion, here is a
selection of highlights from the blog, which has not been going for quite as
long as the group but is now well established as a go-to site for radical history,
with well over 100,000 page-view "hits" chalked up by early 2016.
The following show up
as the most frequently viewed so far, with dates (UK-style) when posted, and in
some cases tags to indicate their scope.
RaHN blog greatest (number of) hits
Spain
and the World as above, and Women in the Spanish Revolution (Solidarity
pamphlet, 2010 edition) 14/8/10
The
London Workers Group [1977-1985] - a relic of an exciting past, or an inspiring
example for the future? Anarcho-Syndicalism, Labour
Movement, London Workers Group 29/10/09
McDonald'sand McLibel - the successful humiliation of a multinational [1985-2005] - by
the McLibel Support Campaign. Campaigning, Food
Politics, MacDonalds, McLibel, Multinational 13/9/09
GreatEnoch - a weapon of choice. Great Enoch, King
Ludd, Luddites, Machine Breaking, Poplar revolt, Popular
Uprisings 28/5/11
FINSBURYPARK - a history of community empowerment. Community activism, Finsbury
Park, parks 10/07/2013
ALANWOODWARD 1939-2012 Alan Woodward, Alan woodward a tribute, alan
woodward haringey, alan woodward haringey workers, alan woodward
tottenham, Local campaigners, radical history network, Tottenham
local history 10/21/12
Further
to comment and reply on Spies for Peace [Image of a vintage pamphlet]
04/06/2013
London
Remembering the Real World War 1 group [Meeting report and outline of aims]
05/01/2014
MEETING
: The Spanish Revolution 1936-39 (Report of 75th Anniversary event, addressed
by Brian Bamford) 18/6/11
Book
review - Poplar: Lessons of a Historical Struggle. Labour
Movement, Labour Party, Poplar councillors, Poplar revolt, Trade
Union Movement 18/11/09
INVERGORDON
MUTINY - Review. Book review, Invergordon Mutiny, Joe
Jacobs, Royal Navy Mutinies 30/8/11
Tottenham
100 years ago; R M Fox's autobiography. Autobiography, Pre First World
War, R M Fox, Richard Michael Fox,Smokey Crusade, Tottenham
local history 23/9/10
History
From Below network (International) Conference. Bristol, Conference, First
World War, international, radical history 06/10/2014
UK
Anti-Poll Tax Movement 1988-1991. Campaigning, Poll Tax 21/10/09.
n.b. More recent posts have not had time to build up views to the same extent.
n.b. More recent posts have not had time to build up views to the same extent.
If you would like to see what RaHN has had to say (or pass on) about some other subjects, try the Search button on the right to locate relevant posts.
UPDATE:
A fuller list (5 pages) of non-ephemeral posts with links to this blog has now been compiled.
Also available in plain text compatible mode.
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