What does AF stand for?

Anarchist Federation (UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

9781904859758 We, the anarchists; a study of the Iberian Anarchist Federation (FAI) 1927-1937.

We, the anarchists; a study of the Iberian Anarchist Federation (FAI) ...

A Study of the Iberian Anarchist Federation (FAI 1927-1937)" is a look at the growth of this political organization in Spain which called for not smaller, more, or better government, but no government at all.

We, the Anarchists!

This consistent syndicalist strand can be traced through the revolutionary industrial unionist section of the Anarchist Federation of Britain, which created the Syndicalist Workers' Federation in 1948.

British anarchisms and the miners' strike

Members of Anarchist Federation and Reclaim The Streets are believed to have organised the June 3 rally.

We'll come back, say protesters

The group claiming to be behind the attacks call themselves the Informal Anarchist Federation and complain about the ``repressive apparatus of control'' in Europe.

LETTER BOMB ANARCHISTS TARGET BRIT; Euro alert after blast in MEP's ...

Groups thought to be behind the planned action include the Anarchist Federation, Class War and the Urban Alliance.

Guide to anarchy that promises a monopoly on Mayday mayhem

However, riot police formed a cordon to stop their advance and moved in to arrest the troublemakers - believed to include members of extremist groups Anarchist Federation and Reclaim The Streets - when they eventually gathered around the New Street area.

Running battles as thugs target Brum; Sophie Blakemore and Amardeep ...

Leaders of Reclaim the Streets, Class War, the anti-capitalist group the WOMBLES and the Anarchist Federation attended and formulated the concept of hitting targets on areas found on a Monopoly board.

Desperate London hunt for anarchists' May Day boltholes