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- The Age of Empire 1875 - 1914
Resource Type: Book Published: 1996 Covers the rise of bourgeois society, the growth of free market capitalism and the expansion of European colonialism abroad.
- Germany: Confronting the colonial roots of racism
Resource Type: Article Published: 2017 The Nazis didn't fall out of the sky, there is a deeper racist, xenophobic mindset in German history.
- Germany's African Genocide
The Namibia Legacy Resource Type: Article Published: 2014 How outrageous, how heartbreaking, how truly grotesque! Windhoek City the capital of Namibia is, at one extreme full of flowers and Mediterranean-style villas, and at the other, it is nothing more than a tremendous slum without water or electricity.
- The Great Class War
1914-1918 Resource Type: Book Published: 2016 In this critical, revisionist account, historian Jacques Pauwels shows how the First World War was rooted in class strife that begin with the French Revolution in 1789 and continued long past the war itself. As Pauwels sees it, war seemed to offer major benefits to the European upper classes of the early twentieth century, who felt threatened by the seemingly irresistible process of democratization or, as they saw it, the "rise of the masses." War was expected to serve as an antidote to social revolution, causing workers to abandon socialism's focus on overthrowing the established order via internaitonal worker solidarity in favour of nationalism and militarism.
- The Junius Pamphlet
The Crisis of Social Democracy Resource Type: Book Published: 1916 The voting of war credits in August 1914 was a shattering moment in the life of individual socialists and of the socialist movement in Europe. Those who had worked for, and wholly believed in the ability of, organized labour to stand against war now saw the major social democratic parties of Germany, France, and England rush to the defense of their fatherlands. Worker solidarity had proved an impotent myth. Rosa Luxemburg had for years warned against the stultifying effects of the overly bureaucratized German Social Democratic Party and the anti-revolutionary tendencies of the trade unions that played such a large role in the party's policy decisions. She spent much of the war in jail, where she wrote and then smuggled this pamphlet. Published under the name "Junius," the pamphlet became the guiding statement for the International Group, which became the Spartacus League.
- Maji Maji Rebellion
Connexipedia Article Resource Type: Article A violent African resistance to colonial rule in the German colony of Tanganyika.
- A Marxist History of the World part 68: 1914: descent into barbarism
Resource Type: Article Published: 2012 In the summer of 1914 capitalism tipped humanity into an abyss of barbarism that would leave millions dead. Neil Faulkner looks at the First World War.
- One Europe - 100 Nations
Resource Type: Book Published: 1992
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