In 1974, or early 1975, I reviewed in the English anarchist paper Freedom a book by Carlos Semprun Maura, Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Catalonia (French edition). In my review I criticized ...

Anarchism means freedom; socialism cannot destroy chains or bondage. I am an anarchist and a revolutionary myself, and I took part in the activities of the revolutionary peoples of the Ukraine. The ...

Zoe Baker’s book Means and Ends is a comprehensive look at the revolutionary class-struggle anarchist movement as it existed ...

Anarchism, Or The Revolutionary Movement Of The Twenty-first Century By David Graeber and Andrej Grubacic Znet 08 January, 2004 It is becoming increasingly clear that the age of revolutions is not ...

During this period, he revealed his anarchist politics, which led many allies to abandon him. He died at Fort Leavenworth in 1922, twelve years after the start of the revolution he helped to ignite.

Anarchism became clearly defined as an independent movement with the 1872 split in the First International between the workers’ representatives who followed Karl Marx, and those who followed Proudhon ...

HAYDA: Nestor Makhno, a Ukrainian revolutionary leader who, a century ago, claimed thousands of square miles of southeastern Ukraine to create an anarchist utopia. The free territory, as it was ...

Yet, he chose a completely different path in life: the revolution. Peter Kropotkin is sometimes dubbed the father of Russian anarchism At the same time, however, he was unhappy with the Bolsheviks ...

1842: Peter Alekseevich Kropotkin, Russian geographer, biologist and anarchist revolutionary, is born. Kropotkin was the son of Russian nobles but came of age during a period of intellectual ...

Yiddish and Italian Anarchism In America." “These audacious actions against representatives of the political and economic power structure were intended to both raise the revolutionary ...