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Syndicalist Ireland: points of divergence and sources

Ysengrimus

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Hello Chums!



I'm starting the process for my alternate Ireland story: Syndicalist Ireland! I have a start on sources about social revolution in Ireland (the last big shot at that in the timeframe I'm looking at was the IRA-Civil war, in the form of the Anti-Treatyites largely having the support of the leftist factions in general, and before that the 1916 Rising led by James Connolly). Another possible point of diversion is the lock-out of 1913 kicking off an early--and protracted, pre-WWI--Irish war of independence lead by Connolly, Larkin etc. I have a long list of ideas--probably starting my story in 1940, with Syndicalist Ireland being a key ally of the CNT-FAI in Barcelona--allowing them to beat off the fascists and Stalinists.
I'm just wondering how to get there, you know?


Here are my sources so far:


A Modern History of Ireland by Senia Paseta




https://irishanarchisthistory.wordpress.com/2013/05/11/james-connolly-an-anarchist-connection/


https://theanarchistlibrary.org/lib...-at-the-ideas-of-james-connolly?__language=en


http://struggle.ws/andrew/1916/NevinConnolly.html

https://theanarchistlibrary.org/lib...and-class-struggle-in-the-war-of-independence

https://www.academia.edu/25949661/Scattered_internationalists_Irish_anarchism_in_the_interwar_world


http://struggle.ws/talks/history_anr_irl.html


https://www.worldcat.org/title/syndicalism-in-ireland-1917-1923/oclc/17838326

https://brill.com/view/title/14555?language=en


https://blackrosefed.org/lucien-history-anarchist-anti-imperialism/
 
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