APCF

Anti-Parliamentary Communist Federation (APCF) - UK, 1921-1945
Anti-Parliamentary Communist Federation (APCF) was a communist group in Britain founded by the group around anarchist Guy Aldred. It was opposed to socialist involvement in parliamentary politics and later became explicitly anti-Leninist, moving towards council communism and anarcho-communism later on.

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Anti-Parliamentary Communist Federation (APCF) archive

Born in Königsberg in Prussia (now the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad) on 23rd July 1883 Ernst Schneider was a harbour worker and seaman (steersman).

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Born on the 22nd of January 1891 in the district of Partick in Glasgow, William C. McDougal spent nearly seventy years actively promoting libertarian non-sectarian socialism. He joined the Glasgow Anarchists around the age of nineteen and served as secretary to them holding Sunday meetings at the foot of Buchanan Street.

Anti-Parliamentary Communism --
The movement for workers councils in Britain, 1917-45

by Mark Shipway
online version from: http://af-north.org/

Class War on the Home Front
Revolutionary Opposition to the Second World War
the Anti-Parliamentary Communist Federation
printed by Wildcat, 1986
reprinted by communist reprints 1998.

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