Reference Code
GB243 T/SOR/29
Title
Simon Dell Collection.
Dates of Creation
1963-1990
Extent
1 box
Name of Creators
Simon Dell
Level of Description
Fonds
Administrative History
Simon Dell is a local activist. In his own words, he was raised in a household “committed to social justice and peace”, with involvement in anti-Vietnam war marches, anti-Polaris demonstrations and anti-apartheid action. His first direct action was involvement in the setting up of the Faslane Peace Camp in 1982, where he also first came into contact with anarchist ideas. As well as continuing to engage non-violent direct action within the peace movement, which resulted in a short prison sentence, he became more involved in anarchist movements via the Anarchist Black Cross, Glasgow Anarchist Group and Counter Information. The Poll Tax campaign saw him back in court charged with criminal damage to a sheriff officers van at the first attempted warrant sale. The charges were acquitted. The 1990’s saw Dell returning to higher education and later working across various areas of Glasgow in urban regeneration and social inclusion.
Scope and Content
Publications; pamphlets; serials; newsletters.
System of Arrangement
Arranged by type.
Custodial History
Material collected by Simon Dell.
Immediate Source of Acquisition
Simon Dell.
Appraisal, Destruction, Scheduling
Appraised according to the Spirit of Revolt appraisal policy.
Accruals
Further accruals expected.
Access Conditions
Open
Copyright Reproduction
Application for reproduction should be made to the Spirit of Revolt group.
Existence of Copies
No known copies.
Finding Aids
Descriptive list available at Glasgow City Archives and on the Spirit of Revolt website.
Publication Note
No known publications.
Related collections
Other Spirit of Revolt (Ref: T/SOR) collections held at Glasgow City Archives.
Date(s) of Description
Compiled by Nicola Maksymuik (Project Archivist), July 2014.
1 | Publications and Pamphlets | ||||
1 | Theses Against Cynicism. The Pleasure Tendency. Leeds. | 1987 | |||
2 | Drugs. Arthur Moyse. Phoenix Press. | n.d | |||
3 | Towards Anarchism. Errico Malatesta. Drowned Rat Collective. | 1985 | |||
4 | Don’t Mark His Face: The account of the Hull Prison Riot (1976) and its brutal aftermath by the Prisoners Themselves. The National Prisoners’ Movement. | 1979 | |||
5 | Anarchism: Arguments For and Against. Albert Meltzer. Black Flag & South London Anarchist Group. | 1984 | |||
6 | Hansen, Soren & Jensen, Jesper. The Little Red School-Book. London: Stage 1. ISBN 085350107. | 1971 | |||
7 | Paris: May 1968. Dark Star & Rebel Press. | 1985 | |||
8 | Protest and Survive. E.P Thompson. Russell Press. | 1980 | |||
9 | Anarchism- As We See It. Anarchist Communist Federation. | n.d | |||
10 | The Adventures of Tintin in Patriarchy is our Prison. From Attack. Sunshine c/o Raven. | n.d | |||
11 | Animal Liberation: A Case of Moral Indignation? B&B. | c.1980s | |||
12 | At Least Cruise is Clean. Lynchcombe. Niccolo Press. | n.d | |||
13 | ROF Burghfield: A Nuclear Weapons Factory. Burghfield Peace Camp. | 1983 | |||
14 | Northern Ireland: Non Violent Perspectives. Peace Pledge Union. London. | 1985 | |||
15 | Northern Ireland: Looking Through the Violence. Peace Pledge Union. London. | 1985 | |||
16 | On the Duty of Disobedience by Henry Thoreau. Housmans. Introduction by Gene Sharp. | 1985 | |||
17 | Free Association: Revolutionary Committees As a Method of Organization. More to Come. San Francisco. Reprinted by Thames Valley Anarchists. | n.d | |||
18 | Until All Are Free: The Trial Statement of Ray Luc Levasseur. London: Attack International. | n.d | |||
19 | The International Revolutionary Solidarity Movement. Edited by Albert Meltzer. Cienfuegos Press. | 1976 | |||
20 | Working Class Hero: Harry Roberts. | n.d | |||
21 | Winning the Class War: An Anarcho-Syndicalist Strategy. The Direct Action Movement & International Workers Association. | 1991 | |||
22 | My Life Depends On You. Pamphlet by Martti Koskii. | n.d | |||
23 | Peace Manifesto. Die Grunen. Federal executives of Die Grunen. | n.d | |||
24 | Introduction to Non violence and Non violent Action. Peace Pledge Union. London. | n.d | |||
25 | The Psychology of Non violence. Peace Pledge Union. London. | 1982 | |||
26 | The Spirit of Freedom: The War in Ireland. Attack International. | 1989 | |||
27 | End Special Report: The Nuclear North Atlantic. Grimson, Olafur Grimson & Angus McCormack. Glasgow End & End. | 1982 | |||
28 | Mujeres Libres: Organizing Women During the Spanish Revolution. Martha Ackelsbery. Brixton DAM. | 1987 | |||
29 | No Poll Tax Here. Pamphlet by Direct Action Movement. Manchester. | n.d | |||
30 | Missiles, Reactors and Civil Liberties. Edited by Gari Donn. Scottish Council for Civil Liberties. | 1981 | |||
31 | Poll Tax Handbook. Scottish Trades Union Congress/Scottish Council for Civil Liberties/Scottish Local Government Information Unit. | 1989 | |||
32 | Direct Action. April Carter. Housmans/Peace News. New introduction by Bob Overy. | 1983 | |||
33 | Buffo-Amazing Tales of Political Pranks and Anarchic Buffoonery. Spectacular Times. London. | 1985 | |||
34 | Into the Anarchic by George Gunn. Pulteney Press. | 1985 | |||
35 | Anti-Semitism and the Beirut Pogrom. Fredi Perlman. Left Bank Books. Reprinted by Thames Valley Anarchists. | 1983 | |||
36 | Malatesta’s Anarchy. Freedom Press. | 1974 | |||
37 | Remarks on Nicaragua. Rafael Pallais. Reprinted by Thames Valley Anarchists. | 1987 | |||
38 | On the Poverty of Student Life. Red and Black, Raven Press. | 1988 | |||
39 | Fair Cop. Scottish Council of Civil Liberties. | n.d | |||
40 | Fascism and How to Fight It. Anti-fascist Action. Liverpool. | n.d | |||
41 | The Poor Folk’s Guide to the Revolt of 1381. Publisher J.L Carr. Reprinted by Thames Valley Anarchists. | n.d | |||
42 | Against Redistributing Poverty by the Wages for Housework Campaign and payday men’s network. Wages for Housework campaign. London. | 1991 | |||
43 | Recipes for Internationalism. Produced for International Women’s Day. Aberdeen Anti-Apartheid Group. | 1987 | |||
44 | The Methods of Anarcho-Syndacalism. Rudolf Rocker. Monty Miller Press. Sydney. | 1981 | |||
45 | Love Lies Bleeding. Claudia. Aldgate Press. London. | n.d | |||
46 | Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Anarchism But Were afraid to ask. Black Sheep Publications/Dark Star/Rebel Press. | 1988 | |||
47 | Poetry of the Class War. Anarchist Black Cross. Leeds. | n.d | |||
48 | Poison in Our Hills: the First Inquiry on Atomic Waste Burial. SCRAM. Edinburgh. | 1980 | |||
49 | Fighting for Survival: the Steel Industry in Scotland by James Kelman. Clydeside Press Publishing Ltd. | 1990 | |||
50 | Misinformation and Manipulation: An Anarchist Critique of the Politics of AIDS by Joe Peacott. BAD Press Pamphlet No 1. BAD Press. Boston | 1989 | |||
51 | Against Separatism edited by Joe Peacott. BAD Press pamphlet No 2. BAD Press. Boston. | 1990 | |||
52 | From Protest to Resistance. A Peace News Pamphlet. No 2. MUSHROOM. Nottingham. | 1981 | |||
53 | Men Speaking out on Men and Sexism. No 2. M.A.A.S. Leeds. | n.d | |||
54 | Central America: Prospects for Non violence. Studies in Non violence No 10. Peace Pledge Union. London. | 1981 | |||
55 | Resisting the Nation State: The Pacifist and Anarchist Tradition by Geoffrey Ostergaard. Studies in Non violence No 11. Peace Pledge Union. London. | 1982 | |||
56 | 2 issues of A.K Distribution Catalogue. Anarchist Book Service. Stirling. | n.d | |||
57 | The Last War: A collection of three essays by George Barret. Pirate Press. | 1990 | |||
58 | Dig for Revolution. | 1988 | |||
2 | Serials and Newsletters | ||||
1 | New Anarchist Review. Nos 8, 11, 16. | 1987-1990 | |||
2 | Merseyside Anarchist Newsletter. Issue 2, 3, 12, 13, 19, 25, 26, 27. | 1988-1991 | |||
3 | Leeds Abortion Fund Newsletter No 1 & 2. | 1989 | |||