Seth Harp’s investigations into murders and drug dealing at a US army base leads to a wider consideration of the sinister and ...

Academic history denies that Franco’s fascism, but the violence and antisemitism of his war in, and then rule over, Spain ...

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On Sunday 23 November Counterfire is pleased to be hosting a day of discussion on the political crisis, imperialism and the ...

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