Anarcho-communism

Anarcho-communism is a socio-economic trend in anarchist thought that calls for the creation of a society based on universal self-government, built from the bottom up, in which private property will be absent, instead of which free use of all products of labor is proposed ... Anarcho-communism implies egalitarianism and the rejection of social hierarchy and differences that result from unequal distribution of wealth, as well as the abolition of private property and commodity-money relations. In their place, collective production and distribution of wealth through voluntary association is proposed.[24] In anarchist communism, there should no longer be state and private property. Each person and/or group of people will be free to contribute to production and satisfy their needs based on their own choice. It is understood that the systems of production and distribution will be managed by the participants in the respective processes themselves.

Peter Kropotkin

with the RSFSR and its puppets. does not recognize other Communist governments, namely: the Kronstadt rebels, the Sailors' uprising in Petrograd, Muravyov's rebels, The First Red Army of Truth, Rebel headquarters of the Seversky Donets region, Bashkir Red Army, Committee for the Liberation of the Black Sea Province.

Green Army, White Movement, Entente, ordinary anarchists, Makhno, UPR, Poland, Central Powers.

with the RSFSR, the Soviet Republic of Sailors and Builders, Turkey, Finnish Socialist Workers' Republic, Kazan Soviet Workers' and Peasants' Republic.