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ANARCHIST CONGRESSES
BARKER, George. BARONI, Ilio.
BRIOSCHI, Osvaldo.
CISNEROS BETANCOURT, Salvador.
CONCORDIA, Germinal.
CREAGH, Ronald.
CRISTOFOLI, Italo.
FEDI, Silvano.
GALLIANI, Renato.
IMPERATRICE, Amleto.
"The Revolution evaporates, & leaves behind only the slime of a new bureaucracy. The chains of tormented mankind are made out of red tape."
— Franz Kafka
LEVACHOF. Pseudonym for Peter Kropotkin.
ABAD, Julià.
(??-??) Catalan militant, Terrassa CNT. Arrested for participating in the February 1932 revolt. (Diccionari de Sindicats)
ABAD de SANTILLÁN, Diego.
(1897-1983) Author, editor, leading figure in the Spanish & Argentinian anarchism.
(??-??) Spanish militant with Barcelona Sindicato del Metal de la CNT.
Italian-American anarchist, member of Gruppo Gaetano Bresci, imprisoned for planting bombs in St. Patrick's Cathedral & the Church of St. Alphonsus.
ABAYÀ GARRIGA, Francesc.
(1870-1971) Constituir la CNT (1910). Va ser redactor de la "Revista Social" (òrgan de la Unió Manufacturera) i collaborà a "La Federación Igualadina," "La Autonomia," "El Productor" i "El Trabajo."
(Biografies de Sindicalistes)
ABELLA, Àngel.
(??-??) Militant de la CNT. (Biografies de Sindicalistes)
(??-??) Militant de la CNT i de les Joventuts Llibertàries. (Biografies de Sindicalistes)
ABBEY, Edward.
(1927-1989) American anarchist, eco-defender, novelist (The Monkey Wrench Gang).
ABOS SERENA, Miquel.
(??-??) Militant, CNT de Saragossa. (Biografies de Sindicalistes)
Cofounder of the Ferrer Colony Association (with Harry Kelly & Joseph Cohen).
(1868-1918) Polish philosopher, psychologist, sociologist, anarchist, father of Polish cooperative movement. (Daily Bleed)
ABRAMS, Irving.
(??-??) American garment cutter, union organizer, attorney. Secretary of the “Pioneer Aid and Support Foundation”, which erected & maintained the monument to the executed
Haymarket anarchists at Waldheim Cemetery, in Chicago. In his 80’s when interviewed for the film Free Voice of Labor: The Jewish Anarchists (1980).
ABRAMS, Jacob.
(??-??) Russian anarchist, secretary of the American Bookbinder's Union, member of the Frayhayt group, deported from the Land of the Free for opposing the American invasion of Russia in 1918.
(??-??) Member of the anarchist Frayhayt group, survivor of the Triangle Shirtwaist fire in 1911, escaping by jumping out a window. Wife of Jacob Abrams.
(??-??) Indian anarchist communist, militant Bombay worker in the 1930s.
ACCIARITO, Pietro.
(18711943) Italian anarchist, attempted to stab the king of Italy, sent to prison for life.
ACIN AQUILUE, Ramon.
(1887?/1888?-1936) Spanish anarcho-syndicalist, teacher, writer & avant-garde artist murdered by the fascists
ACKELSBERG, Martha.
American anarchist scholar.
(Research on Anarchism)
"Acracia".
Title of a number of periodicals of libertarian content.
(Christie Books)
Acratas.
Founded 1967, Spanish ultra-left militant anarchists.
ACUNA, Elisa.
(1887- 1946) Mexican professor & journalist, participant in Sociedad Mutualista de Mujeres, Consejo Feminista Mexicano & Liga Panamericana de Mujeres. (Ateneo Virtual)
(1862-1920) French novelist, symbolist, anarchiste.
(Daily Bleed) See also Nov 11, 1863 & Feb 26, 1894)
(1914-1999) Portuguese nurse, militant anarchist, life-long anarchist, companion of Tomas De Aquino. (Ephéméride anarchiste)
ADDELSON, Kathryn Pyne.
br />(??-??) Anarchist feminist.
(1922-??) British poet, anarchist pacifist, his education "self-imposed". WWII conscientious objector. Wrote for Woodcock's "NOW magazine". Wrote the poem for Marie Louise Berneri Tribute. Brother of Norman Potter.
(1862- id., 1921) French journalist & writer, anarchist.
AGOSTINELLI, Diva.
(1921-??) American anarchist, old bowler, member of Why?'/Resistance editorial board, companion of David Wieck. (Institute for Anarchist Studies)
(1940-2001) Italian anarchist activist, Professor of Physics.
(Daily Bleed)
AGUGGINI, Ettore.
(??-??) Italian; with others, convicted for the Teatro Diana bombing.
(??-??) Spanish guerilla, alongside Fiaschi & Facerias.
(Ephéméride anarchiste)
(1887-1959) (Centre Ascaso-Durruti)
A.I.T.
(Ephéméride anarchiste)
"A-kontra"
Publication of the Ceskoslovenská Anarchistická Federácia (CSAF). (home page)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
ALBERT, Charle.
ALBIN. (Albin Cantone, dit)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
ALDRED, Guy.
(??-1963) Scottish anarchist communist, head of APCF.
Founded 'The Bakunin Press' publishing house & edited five Glasgow-based anarchist periodicals: "The Herald of Revolt," "The Spur," "The Commune," "The Council," & "The Word".
ALIAGA LLEDÓ, Serafín.
(1915-1990) Spanish anarchosyndicalist, head of AJA (Alianza Juvenil Antifascista), active in Federación Ibérica de ruventudes Libertarias (FIJL), collaborationist who became a communist.
(??-??) British anarchist syndicalist, edited the "Industrial Unionist," founder of the Industrialist League. Disappeared from the movement in 1912.
ALMEREYDA, Miguel.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(??-??) Italian anarchist, illustrator, "padre" of Anarchik (!). (A-rivista)
(??-??) Member of Vanguard Group in the 30s with Glenn Carrington, John Pinkman, Clara Solomon, Abe Bluestein, et al. Ran guns to Spain during the Revolution & was imprisoned by the Communists there.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)Amsterdam Anarchist Congress. (1907)
Famed International Anarchist Congress openly held in the Netherlands (Aug. 24-31, 1907).
(??-??) German Hip Hop band (defunct). (Wikipedia)
Mutual aid & solidarity network for victims of state repression. (Wikipedia)
What is the Anarchist Black Cross?, (Spunk Library)
Makhno's Black Cross
(nestormakhno.info)
Anarchist Black Cross (American); founded circa 1978.
International Anarchist Congress (London, 1896)
Anarcho-syndicalism
Convened (July 29) after anarchists are excluded in Marxist takeover of
the International (July 27). (Daily Bleed)
(Wikipedia)
Publication of the International of Anarchist Federations (IAF / IFA). (home page)
(1887-1983) French anarchist militant, libertarian teacher.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(1859-1928) An original member of the Melbourne Anarchist Club. The Andrade brothers ran Australia's first anarchist bookshop & news agency & published books & pamphlets. (Radical Tradition)
(??-??) An original member of the Melbourne Anarchist Club; founder of the Sydney Anarchist Club. (Radical Tradition)
(1865-1903) Prolific Australian communist anarchist agitator, gifted theoretician, poet, inventor, historian & linguist, influential with the labor movement. (Radical Tradition)
(1812-1886) American individualist anarchist, abolitionist. (Anarchy Archives)
ANGIOLILLO, Michele.
(1871-1897) Italian militatant, assassinated Spain's Prime Minister in revenge for the Montjuïc persecutions. (Daily Bleed)
ANGRAND, Charles.
(1854-1926) French artist. Impressionist, Pointillist, anarchist illustrator.
Angry Brigade.
British 1970s "underground" militant group, charged with bombings; police count Ian Purdie, Jake Prescott, & Stuart Christie among its stalwarts. (Stan Iverson Archives; Christie Books: video)
(1890-1978) Italian anarchist militant. (Anarchismo Modenese)
ANTICH Puig, Salvador.
Member of the MIL (Mouvement Ibérique de Libération).
ANTLIFF, Allan.
(??- )Canadian academic anarchist & art historian.
ANTIGNAC, Antoine.
(1864-1930) French anarchist activist, wrote for "La révolte" & "Libertaire."
(ca.1921-1945) United the Glasgow Anarchist Group & Glasgow Communist Group; published the monthly journals "Commune" (Guy Aldred, editor) & "Solidarity."
ANTONILI, Gabriella Segata.
(??-??) 19-year-old American Galleanist convicted for transporting dynamite. She & fellow prisoner Emma Goldman became good friends.
Published "Arbeter Fraint." See also Federation of Yiddish-Speaking Anarchist Groups in Great Britain & Paris.
Spanish anarquista. (Daily Bleed)
September 2011
(??-??) Member Mujeres Libres de Les Corts (Barcelona). (Ateneo Virtual)
(1872-1962) French individualist. (Daily Bleed reference page); also Research on Anarchism
ARMONY, F. Hochauser.
(??-198?) Prolific writer for "Solidaridad Obrera," "CNT" & other journals. Lived in Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, etc., finally settling in Israel.
ARNAUD, Georges-Jean.
French anarchist, novelist, writes police procedurals. (l'anarcho revue)
ARNOULD, Arthur.
(1833-1895) French anarchist, Communard, friend of Bakunin. Journalist, novelist. (Pen name A. Matthey)
(1862-1945) Mexican intellectual, Magonista, but never fully embraced Magon's radicalism. (Daily Bleed)
(??-1986) Italian-American individualist. Lathe operator, house painter, bricklayer, dramatist, founder/editor of "Eresia". Wrote regularly for Felicani’s "Controcorrente". Abe Bluestein, Selma Cohen & Emma Goldman helped him escape from prison in Spain.
ARRU, Andre. (aka Jean René Sauliere)
French anarchist, pacifist.
(1887-1937[?]) Ukrainian anarchist, historian, leader of "Nabat," emigrated to France, member of the Makhnovist Dielo Truda. Returned to USSR in 1935, executed in or about 1937. (Wikipedia)
(??-1967) Anarquista. CNT militant. Secretary Comitè Nacional Revolucionari de la CNT, amb seu a Badalona (1927-28). Residí a València des d'on s'exilià el 1939, i a on tornà i morí el 1967.
(Biografies de Sindicalistes)
(??-??) Spanish anarquista, at age 19 attempted to kill Maura. (Daily Bleed)
(??-??) Spanish anarchist, member of "Los Solidarios."
Spanish member of Nosotros, an FAI action group, close friend of Durruti.
(Anarchy Archives)
(early 1900s) French anarchiste paper, issues devoted to a specific topic. (Graphic Witness)
(??-??) Armenia's best known anarchist. Doctor, a founder of the Kropotkin Museum, disappeared by Stalin. (Page link; see also, International Institute of Social History)
(March 23, 1921) Anarchist bombing, Milan, Italy, killing & wounding many. (Daily Bleed)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
AUGES, Marcel.
(??-??) Militant, member CNT, Sindicat Metallúrgic (1930; president 1932). 1931 s'adherí als Trentistes. Collaborà a "El Trabajo," (Manresa 1931-34). (Biografies de Sindicalistes)
(1864-1902) Universalist, freethinker, feminist, writer. (Research on Anarchism)
(??- ) American anarchist, webmaster of Raisethefist.com, busted by the FBI & Anti-Terrorism Taskforce in 2002. (Raise theFist)AVRICH, Paul.
(1931-2006) Sympathetic, compassionate American historian of anarchism.
(??-??) American anarchist, long-time resident of the Ferrer colony at Stelton, New Jersey & a founder of the Friends of The Modern School.
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BA JIN. (aka Pa Chin, Li Feigan, Pa Kin)
(1904-2005) Chinese novelist, anarchist. (Anarchy Archives; see also Daily Bleed)
BABEUF, Gracchus.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste).
BACHMANN, Marion. (See also Marie Capderoque).
(1873-??) French militant feminist, syndicalist, anarchist.
(Daily Bleed)
(1901-1946) Argentinian anarchist, member of The Torch, along with Alberto Bianchi. Fought in the Spanish Revolution & worked with the papers "Working Solidarity" & "Libertarian Youth."
(Daily Bleed)
(18??-??) British individualist anarchist, lecturer, writer. (Daily Bleed)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
BAGAGLINO, Alfredo.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
BAGGINS, Charlotte.
(??-??) Member of the British Women's Anarchist Group in 1970s.
BAGINSKI, Max. (aka Baginsky)
(1864-1943) Prussian-born American anarchist.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(??-??) French filmmaker, did a series of portrayals/interviews with anarchists in the 1980s/90s.
BAJATIERRA MORAN, Mauro.
(1884 [or 1889]-1939) Spanish anarchist. (Ephéméride Anarchiste)
BAKUNIN, Michael.
(1814-1876) Russian conspirator, anarchist, nemesis of Marx, assassin of God.
Daily Bleed Saint, May 30th
(??-??) Italian anarchist, author.
(1902-1932) Bulgarian anarchist revolutionary, companion of Nadejda Popova. BALL, Hugo.
Dadaist, Daily Bleed Saint.
(??-??) Spanish anarchist, member of "Los Solidarios."
(??-??) American activist, worked with Emma Goldman.
BALLARD, George. See George Barrett.
BALLESTA, Sebastián.
(??-1989) Spanish anarchist. A founder of Comité Provincial de las Juventudes Libertarias; CNT organizer.
(??-??) Member Mujeres Libres de Granollers, Spain.
(Ateneo Virtual)
(1803-1890) American Christian anarchist-pacifist. (Daily Bleed)
La Bande del Matese (Gang of Matese)
Italian insurrectionists in an uprising in 1877. Involved Errico Malatesta, Carlo Cafiero, Antonio Cornacchia, Napoleone Papini, among others.
BARA, Louis.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
BARBE, Alphonse.
(??-??) French anarchiste, antiwar militant, editor. Fought in the Spanish Revolution. (Daily Bleed)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(Workers Solidarity Movement)
BARCENA BUSTAMANTE, Benita.
(??-??) Member Mujeres Libres, Spain. (Ateneo Virtual)
Canadian professor, wrote People Without Government: An Anthropology of Anarchism.
BARDINA Sophie
BARI, Judi.
(1949-1997) Ecological activist, fiddler, Wobbly organizer, libertarian socialist, Earth-First warrior. (Daily Bleed)
(??-??) British anarchist.
BARLOW, Alan.
(1928-2004) British anarchist militant, 1st of May Group, Merseyside anarchists.
(??-1921) Russian anarchist revolutionary, rumored to have assassinated the head of the Okhrana (tsarist secret police). She lived in the US from 1915 to 1917. Returned to Russia, arrested by the Bolsheviks & executed by the Cheka.
(Wikipedia)
(??-??) Italian anarchist, antifascist resistance fighter.
(1876-1910) One of the great thinkers & writers produced by Iberian anarchism. South American emigrant, journalist, literary author & critic, founder of the review "Germinal". His works were collected & published after his death from illness. (Christie Books)
(??-??) British anarchist.
BARROT, Jean.
BARTOSEK, Norbert.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
BARRUCAND, Victor.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
BARRUE, Jean.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(??-??) Prominent French anarchist in the 1930s. (Research on Anarchism)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
BAUCHET, Emile.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
BAUER, Henry.
(1861-1934) German-born American anarchist, friend of Alex Berkman.
BAYER, Osvaldo.
Argentinian anarchist, writer, historian.
(??-??) American playwright/actor, Living Theater.
(??-??) American journalist, active in anarchist circles (1960s).
(??-??) Council communist, maintained relations with the NY Vanguard anarchist group in the 30s.
BELLEGARRIGUE, Anselme.
(1820-??) French anarchiste. (Daily Bleed, April 30, 1850)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(1890-1940) Italian anarchist militant. (anarchismo modenese)
(??- ) Small press publisher, literary curmudgeon, author, editor of "Vagabond", outsider — washes windows so we can see better. (Vagabond Press)
(1919- ) Spanish poet, militant anarchist, member Mujers Libres. (Daily Bleed)
(1890-1940) Italian anarchist militant. (anarchismo modenese) BERKMAN, Alexander. (nickname "Sasha")
(1870-1936) Lithuanian-born American immigrant, anarchist-communist.
Daily Bleed Saint, June 28
The Berkman Defense Association.
Formed after Berkman's imprisonment, seeking his release, reduction of sentence, & financed an attempted tunnel escape (1900). (Daily Bleed)
BERNERI, Camillo.
(??-??) Italian anarchist, murdered by Communists in the Spanish Revolution.BERNERI, Marie Louise.
(1918-1949) Daughter of Giovanna & Camillo Berneri. Author, editor of "Freedom".
(1950-1991) Seattle literary outlaw, Left Bank Books denizen, noisy, a suicide. (Wikipedia)
(1921-) American Catholic priest, anti-war activist & christian anarchist. Brother of Philip. (Wikipedia)
(1923-2002) American Catholic priest, anti-war activist & christian anarchist. (Wikipedia)
(??- ) Anarchist scholar.
(1934-) Cultural & economic critic, novelist, mad farmer. (Wikipedia)
(1911-??) French activist, author, journalist, biographer.
(Dictionnaire international des militants anarchistes) October 2010
BERTI, Gianpietro "Nico".
(??-??) Anarchist historian.
Headed Magoniste forces, with Jose Maria Leyva, which seized Mexicali, Mexico. (Daily Bleed)
BERTHOMIEU Louis.
(??-1936) Member of the International Group of the Durruti Column, killed in Aragon.
(Daily Bleed)
BERTON, Germaine.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
BERTONI, Luigi.
(1872-1947) Militant, founder/editor of "Il Risveglio/Le Réveil Geneva."
BERTRAND, Antoine.
(1877-1964) French anarchist.
BERTRAND, Julia.
(1877-1960) French militant anarchist feminist.BESNARD, Pierre.
(1886-1947) French anarchosyndicalist.
BESSER, Howard.
American anarchist, Director of Moving Image Archiving & Preservation (UCLA), professor, collector of T-shirts. (Howard Besser page/UCLA)
American anarchist, advocate of Temporary Autonomous Zones.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(1941-2005) Activist, a founder of CIRA in Marseilles, bibliographer & historian of French language anarchist periodicals, newspapers & magazines, 1880-1983 (see Bianco: 100 ans de presse anarchiste). (Infoshop Wiki)
(??-??) Argentinian anarchist, member of The Torch, along with Horacio Badaraco. (Daily Bleed)
(??-??) French anarchist, involved in the movement from early 1960s until about 1980. (International institute of Social History)
(??-??) Author of Jules Jouy, le poète chourineur. (Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(1899-1999) Italian anarchist & engineer. Designed missile first used by the Durruti Iron Column. Cousin of Gino Lucetti, one of the WWII partisans that freed Carrara from the fascists.(Lib.com)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(1953- ) American anarchist with Institute for Social Ecology. (Wikipedia)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
BIKERTON, Alexander.
(1847-1928) Australian libertarian socialist, founder Federative Home at Wainoni. (Radical Tradition)
BILLINGS, Warren.
BINAZZI, Pasquale.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(Daily Bleed)
(1881-1966) Corsican anarcho-syndicalist, Secretary of Syndicat des Correcteurs, active in Sacco & Vanzetti support groups & the 1936 Spanish Revolution. (Ephéméride Anarchiste)BIZEAU, Eugène.
(1883-1989) French vine-grower, pacifist, poet & songster.
BLACK, Bob.
(??- ) Black Bob indeed. American post-situ critic, zerowork advocate.
(1970-2006) British newspaper founded by Albert Meltzer & Stuart Christie.
(Wikipedia)
(??-1882) "Le Drapeau Noir" (The Black Flag) French anarchist paper published for several years.
(1945-??) "Kurohata" (Black Flag), Japanese journal published by Black Youth League (1925-??).
Black Flag.
(1976-1986) American punk band. (Wikipedia)
Black Mask.
Militant NY anarchists, dadaist inspired culture orientated actions. Included Ben Morea, Ron Hahne. Issued a magazine of the same name. Later became Up Against the Wall Motherfucker. (Movement for Anarchy)
Common anarchist image. According to legend, during the peasant uprisings in the middle ages those who found freedom would also find the black rose in nature; conversely those finding the black rose in nature also find freedom. Currently the name of Canadian publisher.
See Mutinerie des marins...
(1925-??) Japanese anarchists, publishers of "Kurohata" (Black Flag).
(1904-1969) American cartographer, anarchist, cofounder of the NY Libertarian League.
(Daily Bleed)BLAKE, William.
(1757-1827) Daily Bleed Saint; Poet, radical, mystic, printer, engraver, subversive. Entertained angels in the garden. Friend of William Godwin.
Cuban anarchist, transport workers' leader, involved in the short-lived CGT in the late 1940s. Condemned to a long prison term (Bautista or Castro regime?).September 2011
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
"The Blast" BLUESTEIN, Abe.
American anarchist, active in the NY Vanguard Group, Libertarian Book Club.
(??-??) Russian-American anarchist, active in the anarchist group in the International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union, part of the Modern School, married to Mendel, mother of Abe.
(??-??) Russian-American anarchist, active with his wife Esther, father of Abe.
( 1894 -1984) French communist, typographer, active in syndicalist movement in his later years.
(International Institute of Social History)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
BOGDAN-PITESTI, Alexandru. (aka Ion Doican or Ion Duican)
(1870–1922) Romanian Symbolist poet, essayist, & art & literary critic, also known as a journalist & left-wing political agitator.
(Wikipedia) October 2010
BOLDRINI, Giuseppe.
(??-??) Italian; with others, convicted for the Teatro Diana bombing.
Italian anarchist. (Anarchismo Modenese)
(1937- ) Italian anarchist militant.
(Wikipedia)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
BONNOT, Jules.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
Bonnot Gang. (Bande à Bonnot)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
BONOMETTI, Ettore.
(1872-1961) Italian anarchist militant, participant in founding USI & UAI.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste) BOOKCHIN, Murray.
(1921-2006) American anarchist, ecologist, militant, theorist.
Jura Books (Australia, Sydney)
Black Rose Library & Bookshop (Australia, Sydney)
Barricade Books & Infoshop (Australia, Melbourne, 12+ years)
Freedom Books (England, London, 50+ years)
Left Bank Books (US, Seattle, 32+ years) See also Daily Bleed, July 30, 1973
Recollection Used Books (US, Seattle, 10+ years)
Bound Together Books (US, San Franciso, 25+ years)
Wooden Shoe (US, Philadelphia, 26+ years)
May Day Books & Infoshop (US, New York, ?? years)
Monkeywrench Books (US, Austin)
BORDAT, Toussaint.
(1854-??) French labor militant, defendant in the "Trial of the 66."
(Daily Bleed; Ephéméride anarchiste) BORGHI, Armando.
Italian anarcho-syndicalist.BORGIUS, Walter.
(??-??) Author, Die Ideenwelt des Anarchismus (1904)
BOROVOI, Alexei.
(1875-1935) Great unknown of Russian anarchism.
(1916-2002) Spanish militant anarquista i anarcosindicalista.
(Anarcoefemèrides)
(1912-1936) Spanish anarchist, son of María García, member of the FAI, made famous by the iconic photo The Fallen Soldier by Robert Capa, which captured his moment of death during the Spanish Revolution. (Daily Bleed)
(??-1871) Spanish anarchist. (Diccionari de Sindicats)
(1903-1995) Italian-Canadian, one of four anarchists arrested in Toronto for anti-Fascist agitation; defense to prevent deportation aided by Emma Goldman.
(Daily Bleed)
BOSIGER, Ruth.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
BOSSIERE, Roger.
(1922-2006)
(1881-1941) French militant, antimilitarist, anarcho-syndicalist.
(Daily Bleed)
(1857-??) Anarchiste ardennais, active in groups in Nouzon. (Ephéméride Anarchiste)
BOURGUER, Jean.
(1871-??) Militant anarchiste, antimilitariste, anticlérical et syndicaliste révolutionnaire.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
BOURNE, Randolph.
Early 20th century American critic, anarchist.
BOUSSINOT, Charles.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(??-??) American teacher at the Ferrer School; Columbia University professor fired for sharing a lecture platform with Emma Goldman.
(??-??) French anarchiste. Cheminot - FA - CNTF (FTR) - Argentan (Orne).
(Dictionnaire international des militants anarchistes)
Journalistic pseudonym for author
David Watson.
BRADY, Edward.
Austrian-American anarchist, romantically involved with Emma Goldman.
BRAMER, Henri.
(??-??) French individualiste, member "Groupe international," which met up in Barcelona in 1918, & included Victor Serge, Rirette Maitrejean, M. Desmoulins; éditer le journal "El Sembrador."
(Dictionnaire international des militants anarchistes)
(1891–1971) Italian anarchist militant, emigrated to the US, died in Chicago.
(Daily Bleed reference page)
(??-??) French miner, emigrated to the US & involved in anarchist groups & militant worker actions in Spring Valley, Pennsylvania & La Salle, Illinois in the 1890s. Moved to socialism, joined the IWW in 1910. (Daily Bleed reference page)
(1893-1895) German language anarchist-communist journal published in NY City, edited by Claus Timmerman.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
BRASSENS, Georges.
(1921-1981) French anarchist poet, singer/songwriter.
(1901-??) French hairdresser, Bordeaux anarchiste archivist. (Dictionnaire international des militants anarchistes)
(8 novembre 1898, Terrasson-??) French anarchiste, glass worker in Hérault. (Dictionnaire international des militants anarchistes)
(1913-??) French militant with Jeunesses Anarchistes & Colombes de l’Union anarchiste (UA). With other militants (Bordier, Coignet, Coutrot & André Barzangette) refused the military call up, attempting in October 1939 to gain Mexico. Arrested in Spain & interned in at Miranda in 1940. (Dictionnaire international des militants anarchistes)
(??-1968?) Of Italian nationality, member of Action libertaire, organized inter alia by Martial Desmoulins, secretary Marseille Jeunesse Anarchiste. Collaborated on "La Voix Libertaire" (Limoges) & "Combat Syndicaliste". Member Fédération Anarchiste & CNTF. (Dictionnaire international des militants anarchistes)
(Valencia, 1908 - ?) Anarcosindicalista. Dirigente de la CNT.
(1926-2002) American anarchist, scholar (University of California-Berkeley) in medieval English & Italian history.
BRESCI, Gaetano.
(1869-1901) Italian-American anarchist, assassinated King Umberto.
(1931-??) French anarchiste, Professor of geography; FA-FCL-CIRA - Paris & Aix en Provence. (Dictionnaire international des militants anarchistes)
(??-??) French anarchiste; UA - CGTSR? Peasant in the Brest area, collaborated in "Champs de la terre" du Libertaire in the 1930s.
(Dictionnaire international des militants anarchistes)
(??-??) French anarchiste, Salaize (Isère) circa 1949. (Dictionnaire international des militants anarchistes)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
BRIGNOLI, Giovanni Luigi.
(1928-1997) Italian anarchist, "l'ultimo bandito gentiluomo ..."
(1922-2005) British libertarian socialist, distinguished neuro-surgeon, writer, translator & mainstay in the London Solidarity group. (Daily Bleed)
(??-??) Italian anarchist, antifascist resistance fighter.
(1838-1922) Communard, anarchist militant
(International Institute of Social History)
(??- ) Construction worker, musician, San Francisco Anarchist Book Fair Committee co-founder. (IndyMedia)
(1850-1931) French prioest, socialist, anarchist, militant freethinker, witer, editor. (International Institute of Social History)
(1915-197?) Clerical worker, CNT militant, & its underground General Secretary, arrested & sentenced to prison for 30 years in 1947. (Christie Books)
(1844-1912) Jura Federation member; became a socialist. (Daily Bleed)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
BROWN, George.
(??-??) Anarchist orator .
BROWN, L. Susan.
Anarchist-communist. A 'Research on Anarchism' list moderator.
American anarchist sympathiser & modern educator.
BRUMANA, Herminia.
(1898-1954) Argentinean libertarian pedagogue. Participant in "Nuestra Tribuna"
(Ateneo Virtual)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
BRUPBACHER, Fritz.
(1874-1945) Unorthodox Swiss socialist & libertarian, physician, writer, antimilitarist, kicked out of the Communist Party for anarchist leanings. (International Institute of Social History)
BRUPBACHER, Paulette. [Paulette Raygrodski]
(1880-1967) Swiss libertarian, translator, partner & collaborator of Fritz. (International Institute of Social History) See also Daily Bleed, Dec. 31
BRUZZI, Pietro.
(??-1944) Italian, co-editor of "L’Indivi-dualista". Implicated
in the Teatro Diana bombing. Fought in the Spanish Revolution. WWII partisan, captured & shot by the fascists. (Daily Bleed; Ephéméride anarchiste)
Philosopher, considered by some a religious anarchist. Wrote Paths in Utopia (1949), with chapters on Proudhon, Kropotkin & Landauer.
BUCCIARELLI, Guido.
Italian anarchist. (Anarchismo Modenese)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(1906-1907[?]) Belgian publication for organizing the famed International Congress of 1907 in Amsterdam, edited by Henri Fuss.
(1943-1997) Attorney, computer enthusiast, sports coach, social critic & author. Social Revolutionary Anarchist Federation (SRAF) newsletter publisher. IWW member.
Avid simulated war games enthusiast & designer. (See "Tatchanka - Ukraine, 1919-21"). (Daily Bleed)
(Wikipedia)
(1761-1837)
BURROWS, Herbert.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
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C.G.T
C.G.T-S.R
C.I.R.A. Centre International de Recherches sur l’Anarchisme.
C.N.T. [Confederacion Nacional del Trabajo]
(1911- still active) Largest trade union in Spain, anarchosyndicalist, first third of 20th century. (Wikipedia); see also Catalan Wiki
(??-??) CNT militant. Helped rebuild Sindicat de la Construcció de Badalona during the Primo de Rivera dictatorship. Assisted in the Ple de Sindicats de la CRTC (Barcelona, August 1931). (Diccionari de Sindicats)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
CABRERA, Ary.
(??-??) Montevideo anarchist militant of the CNT, & the clandestine Resistance Student Workmen (ROE) founded by the Uruguyan Anarchist Federation to fight the military dictatorship; arrested in 1976.
CAFARD, Max.
(??- ) American anarchist author, in Fifth Estate & Exquisite Corpse. (Research on Anarchism)CAFIERO, Carlo.
(1846-1892) Italian anarchist, champion of Bakunin in the second half of the 1800's.
American composer, anarchist, taught at Cornish School in Seattle.
(Anarchy Archives)
(??-) American poet, perfomance writer, anarchist.
(Home page)
(1890-1913) Anarchiste illégaliste, membre de la Bande à Bonnot. (Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(??-??) Argentinian, involved with "La Voz de la Mujer" (Voice of the Woman).
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)CAMPION, Léo.
(??-??) French anarchist, free thinker & freemason.
CAMPO, Marcelino del. («Tomas Arrate» ; «Torinto»)
(??-1924) Spanish anarchist, member of "Los Solidarios", killed in a shootout with Barcelona police.
(??-??) Spanish anarchist, carpenter. Member "Los Solidarios" (1922-23). (Biografies de Sindicalistes)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
Spanish strike in Barcelona in 1919, becoming a General Strike. (Daily Bleed)CANÉ BARCELÓ, Pedro.
(1896-1973) Spanish/Mexican anarchist, member CNT & Republican government (in exile).
CANNONE, Alphonse, Sauveur.
(1899-1939) Algerian-born French mutineer, combatant in the Spanish Revolution.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(1873-??) French anarchiste-syndicalist, feminist. Founded "Comité d'études des femmes socialistes révolutionnaires". (nothingness.org)
CAPDEVILA PUIG, Andreu. (Andrés)
(1894 -??) Militant a la . (Daily Bleed)
(1879-1922) Puerto Rican feminist, anarchist, labor organizer, novelist, publisher "La Mujer" (The Woman).
(Ateneo Virtual)
(1927-1995) Argentinian anarchist, academic, historian, in Venezuela 1968-1994.
(?? -??) Militant a la CNT. (Daily Bleed)
(??-1950) Spanish militant (MLE-CNT) arrested & murdered by the police, along with Antonio Díaz, February 1950, victims of the “ley de fuga" (law of escape). (Dictionnaire des guérilleros...)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
CARBÓ CARBÓ, Eusebio.
(1883-958) Spanish/Mexican anarchist militant & author.
CARBONE, Carmine.
Italian-American anarchist, member of the Gruppo Gaetano Bresci, sentenced 6-12 years in prison for planting bombs in St. Patrick's Cathedral & the Church of St. Alphonsus with Frank Arbano.
CARDIAS. (Rossi, Giovanni).
See Rossi page link below.
CARLES, Emilie.
(1900-1986) Pivotal anarchist/anti-fascist in the Italian community in Australia, led the 1934 Canecutters' strike.
(Radical Tradition)
French police spy list of worrisome radicals. Surprisingly, many anarchistes graced their bulging files. (Ephéméride Anarchiste)
CAROUY, Edouard.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
CARPENA AMAT, Pepita.
CARPENTER, Edward.
(1844-1929) Early British gay rights activist, utopian & libertarian socialist, poet, songwriter.
(Daily Bleed)
CARPENTIER, François-Charles.
(1904-1988) French anarchist, combatant in the Spanish Revolution.
(??-1972) Notorious African American prison rebel, where he spent most of his life. Formed the 'Wolf Pack' gang with George Jackson. Joined the Black Panther Party, but left under the influence of the Situationists. Shot down in his driveway in a gangland-style execution. See his autobiography Bad ("Jimmy was the baddest motherfucker..." — George Jackson)
(endangeredphoenix.com)
(??-??) Spanish cenetista .
(??-??) African American anarchist, member of Vanguard Group in the 30s.
CARRINGTON, Leonora.
Surrealist painter (Daily Bleed Saint, 1999)CARRUTH, Hayden.
(1921- ) American poet & anarchist.
http://recollectionbooks.com/links.html#HaydenCarruth
CARTER, Alan.
(??-??) British professor, anarchist scholar, environmentalist.
(Research on Anarchism) & (Home page)
CARTER, April.
(??- ) Author, anarcho-pacifist.
(??-??) Australian, ran communist-anarchist press in Sydney ca. 1912.
Casa del Obrero Mundial. (COM; House of the World Worker)
(1912-1916) Anarchosyndicalist amalgam of various Mexican unions & the anarchist Grupo Luz; by 1913 it undercuts the government’s Gran Liga union & dominates organized labor in Mexico City until crushed by the government. (Daily Bleed)
Assassinat d'Eduardo Dato on March 8, 1921, responsable de la répression antisyndicale à Barcelone, par Luis Nicolau & Pedro Mateu.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
CASANOVA, Antonio.
(1898-1966) Argentinian anarchist militant. A founder of FLA
(Mirrored page, in Spanish)
(Daily Bleed)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
CATALÁ TINEO, Sigfrido.
(1906-1978) Spanish anarcosindicalista, CNT militant, a founder of ANFD. Arrested in 1944, condemned to death (commuted). (Christie Books)
(??-??) Italian anarchist.
(Anarchismo Modenese)
(??-??) Italian anarchist, editor of "La Questione Sociale," for which he was sent to prison in 1884.
Cecilia Colony. (Brasil)
See the Giovanni Rossi page.
(??-??) Fictional character, Discordian, anarchist from the Illuminatus Trilogy by Robert Shea & Robert Anton Wilson. (Wikipedia)
Cempuis. (école libertaire de)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
Central Téléphonique (Barcelone 1937)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
Centre International de Recherches sur l’Anarchisme (CIRA). Major anarchist archive, in Switzerland, with smaller associated archives in other countries. (CIRA)
(??-193??) Italian anarchist, volunteer, Colonna Italiana Ascaso, killed in the Spanish Revolution of 1936.
(??-??) Italian anarchist. (Anarchismo Modenese)
(1896-1939) Spanish CNT militant. Captured & executed by the fascists, June 6. (Biografies de Sindicalistes)
(??-1976) Spanish anarchist, CNT member, veteran of the plot to kill Franco & Hitler together; murdered by a Spanish Nazi.CERVANTES DEL CASTILLO VALERO, Agustín.
(1840-1874) Spanish law teacher, member of the Alliance, go-between for the Alliance & the F.R.E. (ChristieBooks)
CHAE-HO, Shin.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
CHAMPALLE, Louis.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
CHAMPION, Jeanne.
CHARDON Pierre. (Pierre Charron)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
Charlatan Stew.
American anti-authoritarian publishers (activists Sylvie Kashdan & Robbie Barnes).
(Charlatan Stew Archives)
(1895-1922) French individualist & illégaliste. Raised until the age of five by the anarchist Mécislas Golberg. Executed in 1922. (Daily Bleed)
(1906) Adopted, CGT 9th Congress, Amiens, France — a key revolutionary syndicalist text—stressing the need to maintain independence from all political parties.
French & English, see Fondation Pierre Besnard; Marxists.org lists the signatories.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
CHAVEZ LOPEZ, Julio.
CHAZOFF, Jules.
CHEITANOV, Georgi.
(1896-1925) Bulgarian writer, speaker, theorist, activist. Captured & executed.
CHENARD, Paul. (Paulo)
CHENARD, Raoul.
(1896-1960) Militant French anarchist-syndicalist. (Daily Bleed)
Chernoe Znamia. (Black Banner)
(1903-1906) Russian anarchist communist organization, largest in the country during its time, prominent advocates of terrorism.CHERNYI, Lev.
(18??-1921) Russian anarchist poet executed by the Communists.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
CHEVET, Susy.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
CHIAPUSO, Manuel.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
CHIARELLA, Paolo .
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
Chicago Free Society Group.
(??-??) Spanish Bakuninist,organized first anarchist nucleus in Chile(?). Influenced Carlos Jorquera, the first Chilean anarchist.
CHIOSSI, Vincenzo.
Italian anarchist.
(Anarchismo Modenese) CHOMSKY, Noam.
(1928-) American linguist, anarcho-syndicalist, professor.
(Anarchy Archives)
CHRISTIE, Stuart.
(1946- ) Scottish anarchist militant & publisher.
CHRISTO & Jeanne-Claude.
Artists cited in Daily Bleed, Patron Saints.
CHU MIN YI.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
Chumbawamba.
Anarchist band: "Give The Anarchist A Cigarette" ('Albert, Bobby, for God's sake burn it down'), from "Anarchy", album, England 1994
(Home page)
CIANCABILLA, Giuseppe.
(1872-1904) Italian-American anarchist, editor of La Questione Sociale & La Protesta Umana
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
Cinéma du Peuple.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
CIPRIANI, Amilcare.
(1844-1918) Italian anarchist, writer, Paris Communard. (Daily Bleed)Circled-A
@ International symbol of anarchism
(?-?) Cuban anarchist, sympathizer of Proudhon's federalism, active in the Ten Years War (1868-1878) against Spain.
CIVERA MARTINEZ, Marín.
(Valencia, 1900-México, 1975) Spanish political & theoretical anarchosyndicalist, author.
(1862-1931) (Ephéméride Anarchiste)
CLARK, John P.
(??- ) American professor, anarchist scholar. (Research on Anarchism)
CLASTRES, Pierre.
(1934-1977) French anarchist anthropologist, author of Society Against the State. (le libertaire)
CLAUDOT, André.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
CLAUX, Kleber. (aka Ramon [Ray] Insa Lleo)
(1893-1971) French-Australian anarchist, naturalist.
(Radical Tradition)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
CLEMENT, Salvador.
(1916-2000) Spanish anarcho-syndicalist.
(Daily Bleed)
CLEMINSON, Richard.
Scholar of articles on anarchism & sexuality. (Research on Anarchism)
CLER, Henri.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
CLEYRE, Voltairine de.
(1866-1912) American teacher, poet, anarchist feminist.
(Anarchy Archives)
Collected Poems of Voltairine De Cleyre (Stan Iverson Archives)COCHON, Georges.
(1879-1959) French tapestry maker, anarchist & popular secretary of the "Federation of Tenants."
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
COHEN, Joseph J.
COHEN, Selma.
(??-??) American anarchist, artist, married to Abe Bluestein.
COHN-BENDIT, Daniel.
French anarchist, best-known for his days during the Paris '68 uprising. (Anarchy Archives)
(??-??) Italian anarchist. (Anarchismo Modenese)
(1886-1975) French anarchist & a science fiction author, wrote for many libertarian publications under the pseudonym Ixigrec. (Daily Bleed)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
Colonne Vendome.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
Colonie d'Aiglemont.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
Colonie de Bascon.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
COMAPOSADA GUILLEN, Mercedes.
(1901-1994) Spanish anarchist, feminist, teacher, cofounder Mujeres Libres. (Daily Bleed)
COMES, Francesc.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
COMFORT, Alex.
(1920-2000) British physician, anarchist, poet, novelist, anti-nuke activist, sexologist [The Joy of Sex], etc....
(??-??) Italian anarchist, antifascist resistance fighter.
(1872 thru 1893) Title borne by a number of libertarian papers in Spain. (Christie Books)
(1907-1996) Spanish anarchist involved in Mujeres Libres, feminist, professor, poet, cofounder Archivo Semanario de Rubén Darío.
(Daily Bleed)
(1931-??) Chilean union, anarcosindicalista. United IWW remnants with FORCh & several anarcho-syndicalist unions. 25,000 members in 35 different unions. It's organ "La Protesta" was the most important libertarian newspaper in Chile.
Congress of the Local Federations of the MLE-CNT in exile.
First Congress held in Paris (May 1945). 400 delegates represent about 450 anarchist local federations in France & North Africa; membership was 25,000.
(Daily Bleed Reference page) May 1, 1945
(??-??) Member of Vanguard Group in the 30s with Albert Mullady, John Pinkman, Sidney Solomon, et al.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
CONSIGLIO, Umberto.
CONSTANDSE, Anton.
(??-??) Leading Dutch anarchist & freethinker.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
CONVERTI, Nicolo.
COOK, Cassius V.
(1879-1950) American anarchist, writer, publisher, businessman.
(Cabra 1886-Seville 1936) Andalusian revolutionary; married Isabel H. Pereira in Argentina; propagandist, speaker, publisher & author. (Christie Books)
CORTIELLA, Felipe.
(1871-1937) Dramatist, anarchist militant & CNT fighter.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
COSTANTINI, Flavio.
(??- ) Italian anarchist artist & illustrator.
COTA, José Muñoz.
Mexican poet, includes poems about Zapata, Magonistas & other anarchists. (Daily Bleed) reference page
COTTIN, Louis-Emile.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
Courant Alternatif.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
COURBET, Gustave.
(1809-1877) French Realist artist, militant anarchist. (Black Eye Press)
COUTE Gaston
COVELLI, Emilio.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
CRASS, Chris.
American anarchist militant, columnist, organizer (Food Not Bombs, anti-racism, etc).
(Wikipedia)
(1968-2023) French anarchist, professor, author, ageless moderator of Research on Anarchism List. (Research on Anarchism)
(1841-1920) Doctor & Irish anarchist. Editor of the first anarchist daily paper (FORA paper in Argentina). (Daily Bleed)
Italian anarchist
(Anarchismo Modenese)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
"Crisol". Title of several papers:
Barcelona, 1923, organ of Los Solidarios. Texts by Alaiz, Callejas, Torres Tribó, F. Ascaso (administrator) & Barthe, distributed free of charge;
Sabadell, 1923, two issues, anarchist weekly directed by H. Plaja;
Mouthpiece of the comarcal federation of Guipúzcoa, San Sebastián. Its place was taken by "Frente Popular" (August 1936). Later resurfaced, espousing a faísta line (under Fraz & Sanromán). Launched by Chiapuso, among others;
Paris, 1946-51, published by the Libertarian Youth;
Igualada, 1982, one issue.
Source: (Christie Books)
(??-??) Italian anarchist, antifascist resistance fighter.
(circa 1894) Principal Italian-American anarchist paper ran for 15 years until suppressed by the US government. Edited by Luigi Galleani.
CROPALTI, Ettore.
(1900-1955) Militant Italian anarcho-syndicalist, shoemaker.
CROSS, Henri-Edmond (Delacroix).
(1856-1910) French illustrator, painter.
(??-??) Communisty activists, founders, Seattle Anarchist Group.
CRUMP, John.
(??-2005) British anarchist & author. Helped found the Social Revolution & Subversion groups. (UK Anarchist Federation)
(??-1998) Brazilian anarchist, author, teacher. Daily Bleed)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
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D'ANDREA, Virgilia.
(1890-1932) Italian-American anarchist, anti-fascist, teacher, poet. (Kate Sharpley Library)
D'AVRAY, Charles.
(1878-1960) French anarchist poet & songster.
DAGERMAN, Stig.
(1923-1954) Swedish Playwright, novelist, poet, anarcho-trade unionist. (Daily Bleed)
DAMIANI, Luigi. (‘Gigi’)
(1876-1953) Militant Italian anarchist & propagandist, active also in Brazil. (Daily Bleed Reference page)
DANTAS, Aníbal .
Portuguese anarquista, companion of Virginia.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
DANTAS, Virginia.
(1904-1990) Militante anarcosindicalista & feminista.
(Daily Bleed)
DAGERMAN, Stig.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
DARIEN, Georges.
DARSOUZE, René..
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
DARZEV, Todor.
Bulgarian anarchist, prestigious figure among workers.DAUDE-BANCEL, Achille.
(1870-1963) French anarchist, union activist.
DAUDET, Philippe.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
DAUNIS, André.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
DAVID-NEEL, Alexandra.
(1868-1969) Daily Bleed Saint for December 12: First woman explorer of Tibet & its mysteries. Successively & simultaniously anarchist, singer, feminist, explorer, writer, lecturer, photographer, buddhist, architect, mail artist, sanskrit grammarian & Centenarian.
See also October 24
DAY, Dorothy.
(1897-1980) American Catholic anarchist, founder of Catholic Worker Movement with Peter Maurin.
DAY, Hem.
(aka Henri Dieu) (1902-1969). Belgian anarchist, bookseller, scholar, & writer.d'AXA, Zo.
(1864-1930) French individualist anarchist, lampoonist.
DE BOE, Jean.
(1889-1974) French anarchist, trade unionist.
de Cleyre, Voltairine. See Cleyre above.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
DE JONG, Rudolf .
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
DE LIGT, Barthélemy.
(1883-1938) Outstanding antimilitarist & Dutch libertarian pacifist. (Ephéméride anarchiste; also, Daily Bleed, July 17, 1883)
(??- ) Italian activist, anarchist, anti-commercial mail art / installation / collage artist,
involved with "ApARTe°" magazine, the founding of Biennale d'Arte & Anarchia & many similar cultural events. (Daily Bleed)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
DEBORD, Guy.
International Situationist, author of The Society of the Spectacle.
(nothingness.org)
DEBRONCKART, Jacques.
DEBS, Eugene V.
(1855-1926) Militant American labor rights activist, socialist, anarchist sympathizer, cofounder IWW.
DEGUIGNET, Jean-Marie.DEJACQUE, Joseph.
(1821-1864) French revolutionary, publisher of "Libertaire".
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
DEKKER, Henry.
(also listed as MULTATULI below)
(1905-1965) Italian anarchist & WWII resistance partisan, one of those leading the attack on the Dogali barracks. (Lib.com)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
DELANGE, Henri.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
DELATOUSCHE, Germain.
DELAW, George. (Georges DELEAU)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
DELGADO, Roman.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
DEMAILLE, Henri.
(1885-??) aka "Petit Breton". Militant anarchiste du Havre... (Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(1867-1938) dit "Petit Breton". Militant anarchiste du Havre... (Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(??-??) Philosopher of deconstruction, "responsible anarchism".
DESCAVES, Lucien.
(1861-1949) Ecrivain libertaire... (Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(1921-1948) Spanish anarchist, member of the 23° sector of Agrupación Guerrillera of Levante y Aragón (AGLA) & for their paper, El Guerrillero. Trapped & killed along with Francisco Morancho Moyas, Juan Vallejo Carrasco & Manuel Sánchez Lamas on April 22, 1948. (Dictionnaire des guérilleros...)
(1865-1898) Militant anarchiste lyonnais...(Ephéméride anarchiste; also,
Daily Bleed, July 16, 1898)
DESGRANGES, Victor.
(ca. 1842-1916) Australian author of 'Might Is Right', an ultra-individualistic
& bizarre mix of Stirner, Nietzsche & Darwin.
(Radical Tradition)
"Despertar"
(1877-1951) French revolutionary syndicalist, anarchist, journalist. (Ephéméride anarchiste; also, Daily Bleed, July 17, 1951)
DEVALDES, Manuel.
French pacifist, member of "l'Action d'art."
(Ephéméride Anarchiste; see also, Daily Bleed,
Feb 5, 1875, Dec 22, 1956DEXTER, "Lord" Timothy.
Non-anarchist, known as the "Newburyport Nut."
(??-1946) Spanish anarchist guerrilla, killed in a confrontation with Guardia Civil in Andalusia. (Daily Bleed)
(1934- ) American Beat poet, anarchist militant, granddaughter of Domenico Mallozzi, an Italian-born anarchist. (Wikipedia)
DI SCIULLO, Camillo.
(??-??) Italian anarchist, ran the newspaper "Il pensiero" in 1890s.
DÍAZ, Antonio.
(??-1950) Spanish militant (MLE-CNT) arrested & murdered by the police, along with Francisco Carballido, February 1950, Navas de la Concepcion (Séville), victims of the “law of escape." (Dictionnaire des guérilleros...)
(1917-??) Spanish anarchist guerrilla, Paysan - Groupe de José Muñoz Lozano «Roberto» - Grenade (Andalousie). (Dictionnaire des guérilleros...)
(??-??) British-American anarchist, labor activist, active in Modern School movement.
(??-??) British-American anarchist, labor activist, active in Modern School movement.
(??-??) Polish-American member Vanguard Group.
(??-??) Polish-American member Vanguard Group.
(Ephéméride anarchiste)
DIEHL, Karl.
(??-??) German professor, strove to dispel the statist image of anarchist movements as terrorist. (Anarchy Archives)
(Ephéméride anarchiste)
DIEZ MARTIN, Paulino.
(Ephéméride anarchiste)
Dimanche rouge. (St Petersbourg)
(Ephéméride anarchiste)
Diodà Giovanni. (Arrest, 1920)
(Ephéméride anarchiste)
(??-??) (Ephéméride anarchiste)
(1918) (Ephéméride anarchiste)
(1509-1546) (Ephéméride anarchiste)
(??-??) American anarchist, activist, translator. Companion of Sam Dolgoff.
(1902-1990) American anarcho-syndicalist, Wobbly, member of the Chicago Free Society Group, Libertarian Book Club, co-founder New York Libertarian League. (Movement for Anarchy)
American anarchist, involved in the "Vanguard Group." Youngest brother of Sam Dolgoff.
(1846-1919) Pioneer of Dutch anarchism & the International Anti-Militarist Association. A former preacher in Harlingen in 1870, leader of a socialist union & first Dutch socialist senator before becoming an anarchist in 1897.
(Wikipedia)
In English, see International Institute of Social History
In Dutch: National Archief
Domela Nieuwenhuis Museum
DOMMANGET, Maurice.
(1888-??) (Ephéméride anarchiste)
(??-??) Italian-American Galleanist; a chef who poisoned 200 people at a religious banquet in NYC. (Daily Bleed reference page)
(1917- ) Spanish anarchist, anti-Franco militant, carpenter, upholsterer. Companion of Sarrau Royes. (International Institute of Social History)
(1905-1989) Militant anarchiste & pacifiste, died Mai 18 1989. (Ephéméride anarchiste)
(Ephéméride anarchiste)
DOUBINSKY, Jacques.
(Ephéméride anarchiste)
DOUBINSKY, Sebastien
Anarchist writer, grandson of Jaques Doubinsky.
(Daily Bleed)
DRAGNEV, Nicolai.
(Ephéméride anarchiste)
DUBOIS, Jules. (or Jules?)
(1870-1912) Garagiste anarchiste illégaliste mêlé à la Bande à Bonnot. (Ephéméride anarchiste)
DUCAUROY, Ovide.
DUFFY TURNER, Ethel.
DULCET MARTI, Rosario. (1881-??)
(Ephéméride anarchiste)
DUNBAR-ORTIZ, Roxanne.
American anarchist militant, scholar, anti-war activist, feminist. (Wikipedia)
(1919-1988) American poet & anarchist, involved in the
San Francisco Libertarian Circle, Black Mountain College & Beat movement.
(1878-1945) Militant anarchiste, syndicaliste révolutionnaire puis communiste & socialiste. Died in the Nazi concentration camp at Bergen-Belsen.
(1876-??) French antimilitarist, militant anarchist & Marseilles revolutionary syndicalist. (Ephéméride anarchiste; also, Daily Bleed, July 13, 1876)
(??-??) Libertarian teacher, founder of l'Ecole Ferrer de Lausanne in Switzerland with Jean Wintsch. (Ephéméride anarchiste)
DURAND, Jules.
(1880-1926) French anarchist, revolutionary trade unionist.
(1885–1981) American historian, headed the anarchist Modern School in NY.
DURRUTI y Dominguo, Buenaventura.
(1896-1936)
DURUPT, Georges.
DURRUTI, Durruti Column, & Friends of Durruti.
Early Days, the Spanish Revolution of 1936
DUVAL, Clément.
(1850-1935) French Anarchist illegalist, member of "La panthère des Batignolles".
DUVERGE, Gerard.
(Ephéméride anarchiste)
DWELSHAUVERS, Jean-Jacques. (aka Jacques Mesnil)
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EBERHARDT, Isabell.
(1877-1904) Russian-born anarcha-feminist. Wrote The Oblivion Seekers
EDELSTADT, David. [Edelstat; Dovid Edelshtadt]
(1866-1892)
EDO, Luis Andres.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
EEKHOUD, Georges.
American teacher, sociologist, author, director of The Prejudice Institute/Center for the Applied Study of Ethnoviolence, editor of "Social Anarchism".
(Home page)
EINSTEIN, Carl.
(1885-1940) German Poet, writer, art historian, anarchist combatant in Spanish Revolution. Nephew of famed physicist, Albert. A suicide to avoid Nazi persecution.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
ELLINGTON, Dick.
(1930-1991) American anarchist, typesetter, IWW member, Science Fiction fan, active in New York City & the Frisco Bay area.
ELLUL, Jacques.
(1912-??) French Christian anarchist. (Daily Bleed)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
E.L.Z.N.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
EMCEE LYNX
(??- ) American anarchist hip hop musican. (Wikipedia)
(1836-1887) German-American militant anarchist & propagandist, one of the Haymarket Martyrs, wrongly executed.(Wikipedia; in French, Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(1793) Appeared during the French Revolution, rejecting Jacobin state authority. Jacques Roux & Jean Varlet were its antiauthoritarian luminaries. (Anarchy Movement; also Daily Bleed)
(??-??) Printer of Vanguard Group magazine; printed beautiful programs for Stelton's Modern School & forgot the cost.
(1872-1952) American doctor, lesbian anarchist & labor organizer.
(Daily Bleed)
"Eresia".
(1929-??) Eclectic American journal with a strong individualist bias, edited by Enrico Arrigoni Contributors included Ugo Fedeli & Francesco Ghezzi; Joe Conti (treasurer). Print run of 2,000.ERNESTAN, Ernest. (Ernest Tanrez)
(1898-1954) Militant, writer, theorist & significant figure of Belgian anarchism.
EROSHENKO, Vasily.
(1890-1952) Blind Russian anarchist, advocate & teacher of Braille Esperanto. Lived in Japan, China, Russia.
ESCOBAR, Alejandro.
(??-??) Important Chilean anarchist of the formative years, militant trade unionist.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
ESGLEAS Germinal
Esperanto
movement.
International language movement involving many anarchists in the early 20th century. Better-known adherents are Pa Chin, Paco-Libereco Group, etc. (Research on Anarchism)
ESPINOZA, Magno.
(18??-??) Important Chilean anarchist of the formative years, involved in "El Rebelde".
ESTER BORRÁS, José.
(1913-1980) Spanish anarchist, militant in the French resistance & Mauthausen concentration camp; Spanish
Federation of Former Political prisoners & camp inmates (FEDIP) co-founder. (International Institute of Social History); See also Daily Bleed Reference page, April 13, 1980
(??-??) Spanish anarchosyndicalist, a pioneer of the 20th century anarchist movement in the US, publisher of La Questione Sociale, companion of Maria Roda.
(??-1993) Spanish anarchist militant, member of Mujeres Libres.
ETCHEBEHERE, Hippolyte.
(??-1936) Argentinian anarchist, companion of Mika Etchebehere, killed in the Spanish Revolution.
ETCHEBEHERE, Mika. (née Michèle Feldman)
(1902-1992) Argentinian anarchist, fought in the Spanish Revolution.
ETIEVANT, Claude François.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
ETTOR, Joseph.
EVANGELISTI, Luigi.
Italian anarchist.
(Anarchismo Modenese)
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F.A. "Fédération anarchiste" (France )
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
F.A.C.A. (Federación Anarco-Comunista Arxentina)
(1908-2000) Anarchist thinker & activist. Daughter of famed Italian anarchist Luigi Fabbri. Died in Uruguay.
FABBRI, Luigi.
(1877-1935) Professor, Italian anarchist theorist, father Luce Fabbri.
See the Daily Bleed, June 24, 1935
FABERT, Berthe.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
FABIJANOVIC, Stephanus.
(1868-1933) Slavic-American immigrant baker, hobo, anarchist & writer.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
F.A.C.B. (Federation Anarchist Communist of Bulgaria)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
FACERIAS, Josep Lluís [José Luis], aka Face, Petro or Petronio
(1920-1957) Spanish anarchist, urban guerilla. (Centre Ascaso-Durruti)
FAGGIOLA, Alcesto.
(??-??) Italian anarchist, participant in Italian Congress in Bologna, March 1873.
F.A.I.
Federación Anarquista Ibérica / Iberian Anarchist Federation
(1927-present) Anarcho-syndicalist militants/affinity groups active within the Confederación Nacional del Trabajo (CNT) (Wikipedia)
(1906-1986) Italian anarchist, antifascist interned during Mussolini's reign, influence on Pier Carlo Masini, & a close contact with Giuseppe Pinelli
(A-rivista anarchica)
(1829-1877) Bakuninist, planted the seeds of anarchism in Spain. (Anarchy Archives; Wikipedia)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
FANTAZZINI, Horst.
(??-2001) Italian anarchist, bank robber dubbed "The Gentleman Bandit".
(Daily Bleed)
FARINELLI, Luciano.
(??-??) Italian anarchist, antimilitarist.
FASS-HARDEGGER, Margarethe.
(1882-1963) Feminist, antifascist, anarchist, lovers with Landauer & Mühsam. (Daily Bleed)
FAUCIER, Nicolas.
French anarchist, pacifist.
F.A.U.D. (Freie Arbeiter-Union Deutschlands)
German Anarchosyndicalist union. Similar organizations include FORA, USI, SAC, CNT, etc. (Ephéméride Anarchiste)
FAUGERAT, James.
FAUN, Feral. (Pen name; see WolfiLandstreicher)
FAURE, Sébastien.
(1858-1942) Leading member of the French anarchist movement & important propagandist. Produced the famed 4-volume Encyclopédie Anarchiste.
FAUVET, Pierre.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
Favorite Anarchist / Libertarian Novels.
Compiled from the anarchy-list in 1998.
FAWKES, Guy.
Only man to enter British Parliament with honest intentions.
FAYOLLE, Maurice.
FEDELI, Ugo.
(1898-1964) Militant Italian anarchist. (Daily Bleed; International Institute of Social History)
(1924-??) Very active in helping bring down Machado's tyranny in 1933.
Federación de Trabajadores de Chile. (FTCh)
(1906-??) Early attempt to form an anarcho-syndicalist federation.
Federación de Trabajadores de la Región Española - Spanish Regional Workers’ Federation. (FTRE)
(1881-1888 ) Replaced the FRE, precurser to OARE (Spanish Regional Anarchist Organisation), fore-runner of the FAI. (Daily Bleed; Christie Books)
Post-WWII relief group for Spanish political prisoners, political prisoners in German concentration camps & refugees from Spain; & for Spanish Republicans imprisoned in Russia. Headed by José Ester Borrás. (International Institute of Social History)
(1883-1885) Spanish labor & anarchist weekly newspaper, published by the labor societies in Igualada. (Daily Bleed)
Founded in 1935 by Antonio Casanova & others, as Federación Anarco-Comunista Argentina (FACA).
(Home page, in Spanish; in English, Wikipedia)
Federación Obrera de Chile. (FOCH)
(1909-??) First successful Chilean national trade union, which anarchists helped organize. The syndicalist FOCH (about 60,000 members), is short lived, taken over by Communists.
(1901-??[1950s?]) Founded by Italian immigrant Pietro Gori. Argentina developed the most powerful anarchist movement in Latin America & FORA the largest working-class organization in the country. By the 1950's, it began to serve as a propaganda group.
(1902-??) Restarted the Arbeter Fraint (Rudolf Rocker, editor), opening a club, issuing pamphlets & books, & linking groups in London & the provinces into a Jewish Anarchist Federation.
FEDERN, Etta.
(1883-1951); Close friend of Milly Witkop-Rocker, educator & poet who helped form Mujeres Libres in 1936, & wrote Mujeres de las revoluciones
(??-??) Italian anarchist, antifascist resistance fighter.
(1899-1993) Active in Yiddish-speaking anarchist movement. Smuggled arms into Spain in the 1960s; called "la yaya Makhnowista" (Makhnovist Granny) by the Catalans.
FELICANI, Aldino.
(1891-1967) Italian-American anarchist, typographer, editor, printer, publisher.
"La femme affranchie"
Feminist periodical; participants included Julia Bertrand.
FÉNÉON, Félix.
(1861-1944) Art critic, novelist, anarchist & friend of Seurat, Paul Signac, Théo van Rysselberghe, Henri-Edmond Cross, etc.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
American poet of passion & humor, publisher, owner of City Lights Books, anarchist.
FERM, Elizabeth.
(??-??) American anarchist, a founder of the Modern School, wrote extensively on education & contributor to Emma Goldman's journal "Mother Earth."
FERNÁN-GÓMEZ, Fernando.
(1921-2007) Famed Spanish film actor, director, novelist, anarquista.
(Daily Bleed)
FERNANDEZ, Aurelio.
(??-??) Spanish anarchist, member of "Los Solidarios."
(??-??) Spanish anarchist, member of "Los Solidarios," brother of Aurelio.
Cuban anarchist militant, a member of the Movimiento Libertarjo Cubano & collective of Guangara Libertaria. (Freedom Press)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
FERRE, Hippolyte.
(1916-1993) Legendary French anarchist songster.
FERRER, Francisco y Guardia.
(1849-1909) Spanish anarchist founder of La Escuela Moderna, inspires "Modern Schools" & libertarian pedagogists worldwide.
Ferrer Movement / Schools.
Based on libertarian principles & the educational ideas of Ferrer, founded schools world-wide during the 20th century (variously named Escuela Moderna, l'Ecole Ferrer, Modern School, Summerhill, etc.) & inspired many similar efforts, with emphasis on the needs, interests & abilities of children, as opposed to authoritarian aims & methods.
FERRERO, Pietro.
(1892-1922) Italian anarchist, union activist, councillist, murdered by fascists.
Daily Bleed, Dec. 22
Epistemological anarchist.
(Daily Bleed)FIASCHI, Goliardo.
(1930-2000) Italian partisan, anti-fascist, anarchist guerilla in Spain, bookstore owner.
(1847-1922) A socialist, anarchist & labor activist, a Haymarket Martyr, one of eight falsely convicted in the 1886 Haymarket bombing.
(196?- ) Longest-running North American anarchist periodical, publishing from Detroit.
(home page)
American anarchist, editor, antiracist activist.
(1858-1887) German-American anarchist & labor union activist, Chicago Haymarket Martyr, tried & executed.(Wikipedia)
FITZGERALD, M. Eleanor.
(1877-1955) American anarchist, co-publisher "Mother Earth," "The Blast"; involved with Provincetown Players & experimental theater.
(Univ. of Wisconsin)
FLIEGLER, Franz. (aka Yager)
(??-1995) Seaman (First Mate); member NY Vanguard Group. Called himself Yager in the anarchist movement.
FLESHIN, Senya.
(1894-1981) Russian-American-Mexican anarchist, militant. Partner of Mollie Steimer.
(1863-1950) Australian anarchist propagandist. (Wikipedia)
FLYNN, Elizabeth Gurley.
(??-1961) American IWW member, labor organizer, Joe Hill's "Rebel Girl", became a Communist Party honcho.
(Anarchy Archives)
FO, Dario.
(Wikipedia)
FONT, José (dit Facon Grande).
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
FONTE, Alfredo. (dit El Toscano)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
FONTENIS, Georges.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
F.O.R.A. Federación Obrera Regional Argentina
(Wikipedia)
Forçats de l'Ile du Salut (révolte des).
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
FORTIN, Félix.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
FONTAURA, Evelio G. (pseudonym of Vicente Galindo Cortes.)
(1902-1990) French anarchist militant, member of CIRA de Marseille. (CGÉCA)
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
FRANCHI, Amerigo.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
(??-??) Volunteer, Colonna Italiana Ascaso, in the Spanish Revolution.
(1901-1984) Italian anarchist-communist militant, resistance fighter. (Anarchismo Modenese)
American director of the film "Fury Over Spain."
The Frayhayt group.
(??-1918) A dozen or so young activists, workers of east European Jewish origin, met at 5 East 104th Street in Harlem, where several shared an apartment. Most active was Mollie Steimer & Jacob Abrams. Included Abrams's wife Mary, Hyman Lachowsky, Samuel Lipman, Ethel & Rose Bernstein, Jacob Schwartz, Sam Hartman, Bernard Sernaker, Clara Larsen, Sam & Hilda Adel, Zalman & Sonya Deanin. Four are arrested & deported to Russia for publishing leaflets opposing the US invasion of Russia in 1918. Schwartz died from his police beating during the arrests.
First Bulgarian anarchist periodical (1907), at the initiative of Mikhael Guerdjikov. Subject to repression, appears erratically, until the fascist coup of 1934. (Daily Bleed reference page)
Formed by Theodore Schroeder, defended many radicals. A New York City chapter was formed by Emma Goldman to gain support for anarchist John Turner.
FREEDMAN, Samuel.
American anarchist, union activist, business manager for "Freie Arbeiter Stimme", father of Clara Solomon.
Freedom Newspaper
Important London-based anarchist paper, still publishing for over a century.
Freie Arbeiter Stimme. (Free Voice of Labor)
(1890-1977) Important American Yiddish-language anarchist newspaper.
FREINET, Célestin.
(Ephéméride Anarchiste)
FREMION, Yves.
FREMONT, René René Frémont
(??-??) French anarchist, prominent figure in Union anarchiste in the 1930s.
FREZZI Romeo
(??-1897) Italian anarchist found dead in prison, setting off a demonstration in 1897, accusing police of killing him.
(Daily Bleed, May 2)
FRICK, Ernst.
(1881-1956) Swiss anarchist, artist, companion of Frieda Gross.
(??-??) Anarchist physician; friend to many anarchists, such as Kropotkin, Brupbacher, & Frick, when he settled in Ascona, Switzerland.
(??-??) Tolstoyan anarchist, major influence on Landauer.
FRIGERIO, Carlo.
(1878-1966) Italian militant, editor, active with Malatesta, Camillo Berneri, et al.
FRIEDRICH, Ernst.
(1894-1967) founder of the Berlin Peace Museum, German anarchist pacifist.
FROHMAN, Mary.
(1947-2005) American anarchist, Wobbly, immortalized in Tuccille's unreliable memoir It Usually Begins with Ayn Rand. (Daily Bleed)
(??- ) American academic, anarchist, student of David Wieck.
(1903-1926) Korean anarchist, married to Pak Yeol. Conspired to assassinate the Japanese emperor. Sentenced to death (commuted), maintained her defiance of the state, hanging herself in prison.
(Wikipedia)
(1900-1925) Japanese anarchist, member of the Guillotine Society (Girochin Sha), an anarchist terrorist group.
(??-??) Editor of the Belgian Bulletin of the Libertarian Internationale, founded to organize the International Congress of 1907 in Amsterdam.
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GABRIEL, Georges.
(??-??) Secrétaire du groupe anarchiste d’Oran, France. (Dictionnaire international des militants anarchistes)
GACHET.
(??-??) Secrétaire du groupe Progrès et Action de Cenon (1938), adhérant à la Fédération Anarchiste de langue Française (FAF). (Dictionnaire international des militants anarchistes)
(1877-1898) French militante anarchiste. (Dictionnaire international des militants anarchistes)
(??-??) French anarchiste, membre du groupe anarchiste de Nîmes (1920) dont faisaient également partie L. Pradier, Raoul Raynaud, le cordonnier Mourgues, Candy et d’autres. (Dictionnaire international des militants anarchistes)
(??-??) French anarchiste, in 1926 membre du comité d’initiative de l’Union Anarchiste (UA). (Dictionnaire international des militants anarchistes)
(6 May 1896 -1945) Italian anarchist, arrested in Russia as a "counter-revolutionary Trotsyite," died in the Siberian Gulag, May 31, 1945. (Dictionnaire international des militants anarchistes)
(1866 -1927) Italian anarchist. (Dictionnaire international des militants anarchistes)
(??-1924[?]) Militant Bulgarian anarchist, arrested in Pidorpe in 1924, believed to have died from police beatings. (Dictionnaire international des militants anarchistes)
(1887-1935 or 1936) French syndicalist activist, wrote for the journal "La Voix libertaire" under the pseudonym "Divrait". (Dictionnaire international des militants anarchistes)
GALLEANI, Luigi. («Gigione»; «L. Pimpino»)
(1861-1931) Italian-American anarchist, proponent of propaganda by the deed, founder/editor of "Cronaca Sovversiva".
Galleanists.
Radical friends & followers of Galleani, included Carlo Valdinoci, Mario Buda , Ferrucio Coacci, Riccardo Orciani, Andrea Salsedo, Gabriella Segata Antolini, Roberto Elia, Nicola Recchi, Luigi Falsini, Raffaele Schiavina, Nestor Dondoglio, Nicola Sacco & Bartolemeo Vanzetti.
(??-??) Italian anarchist, antifascist resistance fighter.
(1859-??) French adherent of "propaganda by the deed," attacked the Paris Stock Exchange in 1886. (Daily Bleed; Ephéméride anarchiste)
(1882-1940) Spanish popular journalist, renowned as an incorrigible bohemian, poet, CNT militant; shot by the fascists. Wrote La Chica del Tapicero, Sonetos de la Guerra (1938), ¡Buitres! (1923), etc. (Christie Books)
GAMBON, Ferdinand.
(1820-1887) French lawyer, anarchist, pacifist.
GAMBONE, Larry.
(??- ) Canadian anarcho-syndicalist, historian.
(1869-1948) Indian pacifist, influential among other pacifists.
(Anarchy Archives)
(??-??) Spanish anarchist militant, worked with refugees, Anarchist Black Cross.
GARCIA, Vincente.
(??-??) Cuban anarchist, sympathizer of Proudhon's federalism, active in the Ten Years War (1868-1878) against Spain.
GARCÍA BIRLÁN, Antonio. ((«Julio Barco»; «Dyonisios»; «Pio Ayala»; «Fabio»; «Denis»))
(1891-1984) Spanish writer; CNT national committee (1927-29). Codirector "Revista Nueva"; director "La Mañana" (Lleida, 1930-31). Counselor of Public Health & Social Assistance of the Generalitat (26.09.36 - 17.12.36), member FAI Consell d'Economia de Catalunya (1936 & 1938). Went to Argentina after the fascist victory. (Biografies de Sindicalistes)
(??-1943) Spanish guerilla, member of Juan Nieto Martínez's group. Killed, along with Juan Membrive. (Daily Bleed)
(1892-1976) Militant Italian anarchist. (Ephéméride anarchiste)
(1865-1935) French jeweler, anarchist & syndicalist militant. (Daily Bleed)
(??-1977?) Daughter of Gerardo Gatti; 19-years old & pregnant, "disappeared" by the Argentine government, about a year after her father. (Desaparecidos - Uruguay)
(??-1976?) Uruguayan founder of FAU, ROE & CNT; jailed in the 70s; disappeared by the Argentine government in exile in Buenos Aires. (Federación anarquista uruguaya); see also Desaparecidos.org)
Italian anarchist.
(Anarchismo Modenese)
Revolutionary syndicalist & anarcho-syndicalist notion, of workers achieving immediate demands, reform &, ultimately, the weapon for overthrowing government & capital via their labor organizations (See the IWW, AIT, CNT, etc).
Geographical/Chronological presentation & links, see the Figgins General Strike page.
GENIN, Louis. ("Whitey")
(??-??) Member of anarchist Vanguard Group in the 1930s.
(??-??) Member Les Indignés.
GEORGAKIS, Dan.
(?? - ) Anarchist, involved in Black Mask, coeditor The Encyclopedia of the American Left, "Cineaste" editor, labor teacher, journalist for Greek American press, poet & small press publisher.
"Germinal".
Newspaper published & edited by Rudolf Rocker. Gave it up to edit "Arbeter Fraint"; another group began republishing in it 1905 & named him its editor once again.
GETCHEV, Gueorgui. (or Georges; ?????? ?????)
(1897-1965) Poet, writer, translator, journalist, & a great figure of Bulgarian anarchism
August 2011
GEYTER, Pierre de.
GHINELLI, Agostino.
Italian anarchist
(Anarchismo Modenese)
GHIRALDO, Alberto.
(1874-1946) Argentine journalist, playwright, poet, notable intellectual, founder & editor of numerous anarchist publications such as "Martín Fierro", El Sol, La Protesta & Ideas y Figuras.
GIBSON, Tony.
British anarchist, author & BBC producer.
Italian anarchist. Volunteer, Colonna Italiana Ascaso, in the Spanish Revolution. (Anarchismo Modenese)
Italian anarchist
(Anarchismo Modenese)
Italian anarchist
(Anarchismo Modenese)
Italian anarchist
(Anarchismo Modenese)
(1884-1959) American anarchist, poet.
(Wikipedia)GIRARD, André. (aka Max Buhr)
(1860-1942) French anarchist & trade unionist.
(??-??) Volunteer, Colonna Italiana Ascaso, during the Spanish Revolution.
GIULIANI, Carlo.
(1978-2001) Italian anarchico, killed at G8 summit in Genoa. (Wikipedia)
1937 split-off from the Anti-Parliamentary Communist Federation (APCF).
Glasgow Anarchist Group, Scotland. Adherents of Max Stirner. In the 1950s it included Robert Lynn, Frank Leach, Jimmy Raside & Eddie Shaw.
GOBBI, Torquato.
(1888-1963) Militant Italian anarchist (UCAI, UAI, USI, Reggio Emilia – Paris, Bruxelles, Montevideo). (Dictionnaire international des militants anarchistes)
GODWIN, William.
(1756-1836) (Daily Bleed Saint) British anarchist, philosopher.
GOGUMUS, Charles.
(1873-1915) Militant syndicaliste révolutionnaire, anarchiste et antimilitariste. (Ephéméride anarchiste)
GOHIER, Urbain.
(1862-1951) French anarchist, journalist, sank into anti-semitism & patriotism. (Daily Bleed)
(??-1908) French anarchist, father of illégaliste Mécislas Charrier (executed in 1922).
(??-??) British anarchist. See Meltzer's I Couldn't Paint Golden Angels
GOLDMAN, Emma.
(1869-1940) American anarchist feminist. Writer & activist editor of Mother Earth, exile, she knew innumerable jailings, revolutions, love affairs.
Daily Bleed Saint, June 27
Italian anarchist. (Anarchismo Modenese)
(1885-1905) Russian anarchist, member of Chernoe Znamia, during 1905 revolution served on his factory strike committee & fought on the barricades. Wounded by a bomb during an attempt to sabotage a railway system, he killed himself when a daring attempt to free him from hospital guards failed.
See Paul Avrich, The Russian AnarchistsGOMEZ, Helios.
(1905-1956) Spanish leftwing artist, militant, active in the Revolution, contributed to El Frente.
GOMEZ, Primitivo.
GOMEZ-ARCOS, Agustin.
(1939-1998) Spanish anarchist/gay dramatist/novelist.
GOMEZ CASAS, Juan.
(1921-2001) Spanish anarchist, Secretary General of the CNT-AIT, prolific author.
GOMEZ PELÁEZ, Fernando.
(1915-1995) Anarchist journalist & editor, including "Solidaridad Obrera" in Paris (1946-1954).
GOMIS MESTRE, Celso.
(Reus 1841-Barcelona 1915) Spain, member of the Bakunist Alliance; writer for libertarian reviews, author & literary editor.
(Christie Books)
GONZALEZ PRADA, Manuel.
(1844-1918) Peruvian poet, anarchist.
GOODFRIEND, Audrey.
(??-??) NY anarchist, settled in California in the early 1940s, as did Dave Koven, & Melvin Greig.
(??-??) Involved in a London-based anarchist group.
GOODMAN, Paul.
(1911-1972) American poet, novelist, social critic, anarchist, influenced the 1960s "New Left."
(1887-1964) Jewish anarchist active in the Russian Revolution. Settled in the US, published The Clarion (1930s); moved to Israel, publishing the bi-monthly anarchist Problemen in Hebrew & Yiddish (1958-1964). Wrote a critique, Communism Unmasked (1940).
(1865-1911) See Wikipedia page.
GOURDIN, Georges.
(1916?-1945) French militant, WWII Resistance partisan, died in a Nazi camp.
GOZZOLI, Virgilio.
(1886-1964) Italian-American, publisher, anti-fascist, translator of works by Rudolf Rocker.
(International Institute of Social History)
(1893-197?) Anarchist, editor of the monthly "Man!" (1933-1940).
GRAMANTIERI, Antonio.
(??-??) Italian anarchist.
(Anarchismo Modenese)GRAVE, Jean.
(1854-1939) Important activist/publisher in the French movement.GRAY, Christopher.
(??- ) British member Situationist International, circa 1966, coeditor of "Heatwave".
(??-??) NY anarchist, settled in California in the early 1940s, as did Dave Koven, & Audrey Goodfriend.
20th Century American Digger, anarchist rabblerouser.
GROSS, Frieda.
(??-??) Companion of Otto Gross.
(1855-1928) French Swiss anarchist. Writer & friend of many leading anarchists, major smuggler of forbidden publications. (International institute of Social History)
(??-??) Anarchist Freudian. Companion of Frieda.
GROSSER, Philip.
(??-??) American anarchist, imprisoned in Alcatraz during WWI.
GROSSMANN, Rudolf. (see Pierre Ramus).
GUALANDI, Bruno.
(??-??) Volunteer, Colonna Italiana Ascaso.
(1906-??) Lithuanian anarchist, CNT activist in Spanish Revolution,
emigrated to Chicago. (International Institute of Social History)
GUERDJIKOV, Mikhael.
(1877-1947) Bulgarian anarchist.GUERIN, Daniel.
(1904-1988) French Trotskyite, gay activist, moved ever leftward with age, developing a blend of anarchism & marxism.
GUERRA, Armand.
(1886-1939) Spanish filmmaker & anarchist. Fought fascism with a camera.
GUERRERO, Praxedis Gilberto.
(1882-1910) Mexican anarchist, Magonista killed in battle. (Workers Solidarity Movement; also, Daily Bleed, Aug 28, 1882)
(Daily Bleed)
Part of an Uruguayan group, with Eugen Relgis, Gerald Gatti, et al, safeguarding anarchist files sent from Europe during WWII.
(1891-1914) Swiss anarchist, leading member of the Jura Federation. (Movement for Anarchy)
Guillotine Society. (Girochin Sha)
Japanese anarchist illegalist group; founded 1922, includes Tetsu Nakahama, Daijiro Furuta, Genjirôp Muraki.
//HHH -- 
HA KI RAK See KI-RAK, Ha.
HALLE Maurice
(??-19??) Co-editor of the Israeili anarchist journal Problemen in the 1970s. Comrade of F. Hochauser Armony.
HAMON, Augustin.
(1862-1945) French sociologist & anarchist who eventually became a socialist.
HAPGOOD, Hutchins.
(1869 - 1944) American anarchist, journalist.
(1830-1910) American publisher/editor of Kansas anarchist paper, "Lucifer, the Light-Bearer" (1886-1907), which became the "American Journal of Eugenics" (1907-1910). His name is often misspelled as "Harmon". Arrested often.
(See A Taste of Lucifer)
(1949- ) Anarchist Illustrator, publisher.
(Home Page)
(1883-1923) Czech novelist, anarchist, prankster, story writer, journalist, cabaret performer. Author of The Good Soldier Svejk, acclaimed as one of the greatest satires in world literature. Editor of the anarchist magazine "Komuna". Austrian police informers considered him "particularly dangerous."
(Daily Bleed)
Haymarket Martyrs' Monument.
Erected by the Pioneer Aid & Support Association, begun by Lucy Parsons.
(1869-1928) American IWW honcho, socialist, syndicalist. Fled American government repression, died in Russia.
(Anarchy Archives)HEAVENS, Ian.
(1957-2000); Scottish anarchist, cofounder of the punk/samba band Bloco
Vomit. Spunk co-founder.
HENNACY, Ammon.
(1873-1970) American anarchist & pacifist, founder of the Joe Hill House.
HENRY, Émile.
(1872-1894) French anarchist, advocate of "propaganda by the deed", executed for an indiscriminant bombing of the Cafe Terminus.
HENRY Fortuné
HERMANN Paul
(??-??) (Ephemeride anarchiste)
HERREROS MIQUEL, Tomás. (or Miguel; pseudo supposé: Timoteo HERRER).
(1877-1937) Spanish anarcho-syndicalist, author & propagandist. (Libros Aisa)
HERZEN, Alexander.
(1812-1870) Father of Russian socialism, greatly influenced by anarchists, many of whom were friends.
(Movement for Anarchy)
(1923-1994) American journalist, author, Libertarian Party honcho. (Libertarian Party Archives)
British anarchist, involved with Freedom Press.
HEYWOOD, Angela Tilton.
American individualist anarchist, free-love advocate, publisher.
HEYWOOD, Ezra.
American individualist anarchist, free-love advocate, publisher.
(??-??) Polish anarchist, wrote The Anarchist Movement in Poland.
(??-198?) Married to Eliesor, maintained an anarchist center & library in Tel Aviv, Israel until her death.
Home Colony
(1896 to about 1921) American libertarian utopian colony, in Washington State. (Stan Iverson Memorial Archives)
(July 1-12, 1892) Famed American strike where Berkman attempts to assassinate Frick. (Daily Bleed)
(1908-1961) Australian anarchist, poet, Wobbly, pacificist. (Radical Tradition)
(??-??) Mexican anarchist, founder of the periodical "Regeneración", along with the Flores Magón brothers. (Daily Bleed reference page)
HORR, Alexander.
(1871-1947) Active in anarchist and utopian circles in NY, San Franciso & the Puget Sound, and a strong supporter of the Freeland societies before becoming a socialist in the 1920s.
(1886-1940) Precocious Spanish novelist & journalist, FAI member, after the Spanish Revolution jailed & died in prison. (Christie Books)
HUELSENBECK, Richard.
Daily Bleed Saint April 23. Dada drummer of Berlin & Zurich.HUMBERT, Eugène.
(1870-1944) French anarchist, & néo-Malthusian. Companion of Jeanne Humbert.
HUMBERT, Jeanne.
(1890-1986) French pacifist, militant devoted to fighting for sexual freedom & birth control. Companion of Eugene Humbert. (Research on Anarchism)
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I.W.A. [International Workers Association] / A.I.T.
See Daily Bleed, Dec 22, 1922.
Industrial Workers of the World (fondly, Wobblies; I Won't Work; I Wobble Wobble...etc.)
Anarcho-syndicalist union founded in the US in 1905. (IWW main page)
(??-??) Mujeres Libres de Poblenou, Barcelona.
(Emma Goldman Papers)
(1981-1997) American anarcho-syndicalist magazine. Became the organ of the Workers Solidarity Alliance (WSA) in 1985. Published 17 issues.
(WSA)
(?? [circa early 1900s]) Argentine anarchist magazine published & edited by Alberto Ghiraldo.
ILLERA TEJADA, Joaquin.
(1913-??) Spanish militant, CNT member, Tolstoyan advocate of a pacifist libertarianism.
(??-??) Italian anarchist, antifascist resistance fighter.
(18??-??) Vienna anarchist group, included Louis Genet.
(ca. 1921) Italian periodical edited by Ugo Fedeli, Pietro Bruzzi, & Francesco Ghezzi.
(??-1929) Catalan cabinet-maker, became a major activist in the Argentine anarchist labor movement. A founder of La Revolución Social & the legendary "La Protesta Humana" (later simply "La Protesta") (director until 1900); involved in founding the Libertarian Federation of Anarchist-Socialist Groups in Buenos Aires & the FOA (May 1901); Advocate of a hard-line, anarchistic laborism. (Christie Books)
INGLIS, Agnes.
(1872-1952) Anarchist librarian, Labadie Collection.
(Spunk Library)
(IFA home page)
International Revolutionary Congress (London, 1881)
ISCA, Valerio.
(??-1996) Italian-American anarchist, co-founder Libertarian Book Club.
ISEBSKAIA, Sophie. Russian doctor, exiled to Siberia, 1926.
(1876-1956) Historian, anarcho-syndicalist involved in Japanese Anarchist Federation.
(1888-1966) Anarchist lauded by radicals & fine press enthusiasts, who consider him one of the finest American printers & typographers of the 20th century. (University of Michigan)
(1902-1990) Mujeres Libres.
IVERSON, Stan
Seattle anarchist; Stan Iverson Memorial Archives
IXIGREC. Pseudonym for Robert Collino.
//JJJ -- 
JACOB, Alexandre Marius.
(1879-1954) French burglar, member of the anarchist "Travailleurs de la nuit" (Workers of the Night) gang, credited with 150 burglings. The model for "Arsene Lupin" in the French detective novels of Maurice Leblanc. (Daily Bleed; see also Ephéméride anarchiste)
(1903-1986) German anarchist pacifist, involved with Ernst Friedrich in the Anti-Kriegsmuseum. (pseudonym Sebastian Franck.)
(International Institute of Social History)
JAEGER, Hans Henrik.
(1854-1910) Norwegian novelist & anarchist, strong influence on the artist Edvard Munch.
JAHN, Octave.
(1869-1917); French anarchist, a founder of the League of the Anti-Patriots.
(Daily Bleed)
(1940- ) Australian historian, anarchist. (Radical Tradition)
Generally sympathetic to syndicalism. Active early 20th century, then again June 1951 (simultaneously with the anarchist-communist Nihon Anakisuto Kurabu) until 1968.
(??-??) Swedish Anarchist-syndicalist, editor of the daily paper "Arbetaren", partner of Elise Ottesen-Jensen.
JHÉÖN, Alphonse.
Armenian anarchist.
JOACHIM, Marcus.
(??-??) German(?)-Canadian, one of four anarchists arrested in Toronto for anti-Fascist agitation; defense to prevent deportation aided by Emma Goldman.
Joe Hill House.
JOHN, Augustus.
(1878-1961) Welsh-born painter & graphic artist, anarchist. (Wikipedia)
(1900-1976) Swedish novelist, anarchist. Won the Nobel Prize in 1974. (Daily Bleed)
(1916-1982) Mujeres Libres de Premià de Dalt.
French working poet, anarchist & pacifist songster.
Daily Bleed, Aug 1, 1875
(??-??) First Chilean anarchist, labor militant. Influenced by Manuel Chinchilla.
(18?-192?) New Zealand anarchist propagandist, founder of the short-lived Freedom Group. (Radical Tradition)
JOSPIN, Robert.
(1899-1990) French socialist, pacifist, one-time libertarian, father of French Prime Minister Lionel Jospin.JOUY, Jules.
(1855-1897) Songster, poet, anarchist, pioneer of the social song.
(1891[?]-1964) Spanish militant anarquista, member of "Los Solidarios."
(Ephéméride Anarchiste; see also the German Wikipedia)JOYEUX, Maurice.
JULLIEN, Henri.
Jura Federation.
Korean anarchist general (sometimes called the Korean Makhno), fought Japanese invaders. (Anarchy Archives)
//KKK -- 
KAFKA, Franz.
(1883-1924) Czech lawyer/novelist whose anarchist influences & ideas provide an aesthetic (rather than political) embodiment. (Research on Anarchism); Kafka page at Anarchy Now!
KAMENER, Léa.
Activist in the "Jewish Anarchist Group" in France, companion of Nikolas Tchorbadieff.
KAMINSKI, Hanns-Erich.
(1899-1963) Prussian-born author of Bakunin, una vita avventurosa, Ceux de Barcelone & Celine en chemise brune, ou, le mal du present Fled the Nazis, about whom he wrote El Nazismo como problema sexual, ensayo de psicopatologia.
KANAAN, Ramsey.
Kaos GL.
Turkish group of gays & lesbians in Turkey. Run the Caos Cultural Centre in Ankara & issues the Kaos GL magazine
(Stan Iverson Memorial Archives)
Kate Sharpley Library [see Kate Sharpley below]
KAVERNIDO, Filareto.
(1880-1933) Gynaecologist, philosophical Nietzschean, communist-anarchist, pacifist, idiste, passionate advocate of Esperanto (Ido). Murdered by Dominican Republic authorities. (Daily Bleed reference page)
KEELL, Thomas H.
(??-??) British anarchist, editor of Freedom newspaper, from 1912-1932.
KELLER, Charles.
(1843-1913) Poet, Paris Communard, & Bakuninist. Companion of Mathilde Roederer. (Daily Bleed)
American anarchist, cofounder of the Ferrer Colony Association; founded Modern School in Mohegan, NY.
American artist, illustrator, socialist/anarchist sympathizer.
KERAVIS, René
KIFFEL, Jeannette.
(??-??) Polish anarchist & acquaintance of Emma Goldman, participant in the Spanish Revolution of 1936.
KILIFARSKI, Varban.
(1879-1923) Bulgarian anarchist & libertarian teacher.
KINNEY, Jay.
(1950-) American cartoonist, publications include Anarchy Comics
(Home page)
KI-RAK, Ha.
Korean anarchist, within nationalist & reformist tendency.
(Workers Solidarity Movement)
KNABB, Ken.
American antiauthoritarian, translator, author. Maintains exemplary collection of Situationist texts & Kenneth Rexroth materials.
(home pages)
KNIESTEDT, Friedrich. (1873-1947) Brazilian anarchist, editor.
KNOCKAERT, Jean-Baptiste.
KOEHNLINE, James.
American antiauthoritarian illustrator, jubilator; SaintMeister for the Daily Bleed Calendar. (pronounced Ken-line)
(Home Page)
James Koehnline anti-WTO page KOMBOA ERVIN, Lorenzo.
(1947- ) Anarchist, African-American militant, former SNCC organizer & Black Panther member, author.
(Movement for Anarchy)
Korean Anarchist Federation
(Anarchy Archives)
(1940- ) American anarchist, literary & cultural critic. (Wikipedia)
(1918- ) American anarchist, pacifist, co-founder of "Why?," active in Rexroth's anarchist group, companion of Audrey Goodfriend. (International Institute of Social History)
KRATOUNKOV Ilia
KRAVCHINSKY, Sergius Mikhailovich. See Stepniak
KREUGER, Karl Max.
(1946-1999) Dutch activist, writer, founding member of the Vrije Bond (Free Union).
Kronstadt Revolt. (Variously cited also as the Kronstadt Rebellion or Kronstadt Uprising)
(Wikipedia)KROPOTKIN, Peter.
(1842-1921) Russian anarchist, advocate of anarchist-communism. [Pseudonym, Lévachof.]
Croatian teacher, worked with Swiss anarchists, agitated among socialists, & tried to establish an international anarchist colony on his estate in Dubovik.
(1923- ) American songster, poet, anarchist, cofounder of the Fugs (Ed Sanders, Peter Stampfel, et al). (Wikipedia)
(1871-1957) Anarchist artist, Abstract painter, satirist & illustrator. (Research on Anarchism); see also increvables anarchistes
KYU LI JUNG
KYU LI EUL
//LLL -- 
LABADIE, Joseph A.
(1850-1933) American labor activist, writer, poet, printer, anarchist.
LABADIE, Laurance.
(1898-1975) American anarchist writer & theorist, edited numerous publications including "Discussions". Son of Joseph Labadie.
(1881-??) British anarchist organization formed after the International Anarchist Congress in London by Frank Kitz & Joseph Lane. Became the (anarchist) Socialist League, December 1884.
LACERDA de MOURA, Maria.
(1887-1945) Portuguese-Brazilian anarchist, feminist, educator.
LACHEVRE Raymond.
(??-??) Printer, member of the anarchist Frayhayt group, deported to Russia for publishing leaflets opposing the US invasion of Russia in 1918.
(??-??) Belgian poet & anarchist, married to Man Ray.
LAFARGUE, Paul
Karl Marx's bum of a son-in-law, the original lay-about author.
(The Right to Be Lazy Blog; in French, see also Ephéméride anarchiste)
LAFFORGUE René-Louis
LAISANT, Albert.
(1873-1928) Son of Charles Ange Laisant, turned his father & his sons Maurice & Charles into anarchists.
Daily Bleed, Nov 23, 1928
LAISANT, Charles.
(1911-1952) French militant anarchist, anarcho-syndicalist & pacifist. Son of Albert, brother of Maurice, grandson of Charles Ange Laisant.
(Ephéméride anarchiste)
(1841-1920) Diplomat turned anarchist. Wrote educational texts for children, in mathematics, physics, & radicalism. Friend of Francisco Ferrer.
See Daily Bleed, Nov 1, 1841
Anarchist militant, writer, poet; son of Albert, grandson of Charles Ange, brother of Charles.L’ANARCHIE
French anarchist periodical, 1905-14.LANDAUER, Gustav.
(1870-1919) German anarchist theorist, Munich Soviet leader.
(??- ) US anarchist, nom de plume of Feral Faun (his previous pen name). Publisher of Venomous Butterfly Publications. Influenced by insurrectionary anarchism, Stirner, surrealism, the Situationist International, critiques of civilization. (Wikipedia)
(1851-1920) Anarchist, one of the little-known founders of the libertarian socialist movement in Britain.
(John Gray Website)
LANGBORD, Becky.
(1886-??) Russian-Canadian, Jewish anarchist born in Dvinsk, Belarus. Escaped to London, met Morris about 1905(?) before they went to Canada.
(1880-1964) Russian-Canadian, Jewish anarchist born in Disna, Belarus. Immigrated to London (1900), met Rudolf Rocker, joined the Anarchist Group. Immigrated in 1903(?), joined the Anarchist Group in Toronto.
(1879-1947) French anarchist, ardent Esperantist, became an anti-Stalinist Communist.
LAPEYRE, Aristide.
(1899-1974) French hairdresser, anarchist, pacifist militant & néo-Malthusian.
LAPEYRE, Laurent.
(??-??) French anarchist, brother of Aristide & Paul.
(1910-1991) Militant anarchiste, anarcho-syndicaliste et libre penseur.
LARCHER, Simone.
(1903-1969) French anarchist, publisher of "L'anarchie" with Louis Louvet.
LARIVIERE, Pierre
LAUDE, André.
LAURENT, Louis Eugène
LAW, Jacob. (or Lew)
LAWRENCE, John.
British Tolstoyan "Christian Anarchist" & an editor of Freedom.
Antiauthoritarian band in Detroit, loosely associated with the Fifth Estate. (Home Page)
LAYRET, Francesc.
(1890-1922) Labor lawyer, murdered by the Spanish government in its early repression of the CNT because of his defense work for the CNT.
(Daily Bleed)
LAZAREVITCH, Nicholas.
(1895-1975) Belgian anarcho-syndicalist, companion of Ida Mett.
LAZARE, Bernard.
LE FEVRE, Henry.
French anarchist, vegetarian, pacifist
ALT; Henry Le Fèvre
(??- ) American fantasy & scifi writer, wrote the anarchist utopian classic, The Dispossessed. (Infoshop; see also Takver's Anarres Comments)
LE LEVE, Jean François.
(1882-1945) French militant anarcho-syndicalist.
(Daily Bleed)
LE MAGUET, Claude. (aka Jean Salives)
(1887-1979) French poet, anarchist & miltant pacifist.
Le MEILLOUR, Pierre.
(??-??) Stirnerite, member of the Scottish Glasgow Anarchist Group in the 1950s.LECOIN, Louis.
(1888-1971) French pacifist, anarchist.
LEFRANCAIS, Gustave.
Left Bank Books.
(1973- ) Collectively owned Seattle anarchist bookstore. Also operated a/k/a Used books, Books to Prisoners, Left Bank Distribution & Publishing.
(1827-1921) French Communard, bookseller, bookbinder, worked with the "intransigent." (Daily Bleed)
LENTENGRE, Pierre. (Lentente)
LEUENROTH, Edgard.
(1881-1968) Important Brazilian militant anarchist, journalist.
LEVAL, Gaston.
(1895-1978) French anarchist syndicalist, combatant & historian of the Spanish Revolution of 1936.
LEVANDOWSKY, A.
(??-??) Russian anarchist Esperantist, founded ISAB (Internacilingua Scienca Anarkiusm Biblioteka/The Anarchist Scientific Library in International Language) in 1923 with J. Zilberfarb.
LEVINE, Philip.
(??-) Major American poet, anarchist.
LEVITT, Alfred.
(1894-2004) American modern artist, anarchist, racontour.
(Research on Anarchism)
(1881-??) Chinese anarchist in Jinde Hui group (Society for Progress & Virtue), with Wu Zhihui, & Zhang Ji. Key figure in efforts to turn the Guomindang on an anarchist course.
(1916-??) Spanish anarchist, feminist, member of Mujeres Libres. (Daily Bleed)
Long-running French paper, organ of the Fédération Anarchiste.(Home page); see also Ephemeride anarchiste
Publication of Federación Libertaria Argentina (FLA).
(??-??) An important anarchist in the Whitehall scene & close associate of Rudolf Rocker.
The Limerick Soviet of 1919.
General Strike; Labor takes over an Irish city.
American anarchist, one of the Haymarket Martyrs, he committed suicide in his jail cell, cheating the hangman. (Wikipedia)
LIPSCOMB, David.
(??-??) Christian Anarchist.
August 2011
(1884-1915) has been called "Soul of Chinese Anarchism". Influenced a whole generation, including Mao Zedong.
(Research on Anarchism)
LIU, Shipei. [Liu Shih-p'ei]
(1884-1919) a founder of the Society for the Study of Socialism. Influential among Chinese anarchists in Japan in the early 20th century. Published & wrote for Tianbao (Tien-pao; Natural Law Journal). (Research on Anarchism)
Living Theatre: see also Judith Malina, Julian Beck.
Important American avant garde experimental performance collective.
Home page
LIVROZET, Serge.
LLACER, José.
(??-1924) Spanish CNT member, executed for his role in uprisings sparked by the Vera de Bidassoa revolt.
(1962-??) (International institute of Social History)
(1899-1949.) Spanish CNT militant, el guardia civil, anarquista & maquis, guerrilla in Andalusia, commander Agrupación Fermín Galán; took his life when surrounded & wounded. Brother of CNT militants José, Pedro & Antonio. (Christie Books)
(??-??) Cuban anarchist. Quoted in the Daily Bleed
LÓPEZ CALLE, José. (Christie Books)LORENZO, Anselmo.
(1842-1914) Printer, commonly identified as the "Grandfather of Spanish Anarquismo."
LORION Jean-Baptiste (dit GIRIER-LORION)
LORULOT, André. (aka André Georges Roulot)
(1885-1963) French free-thinker, individualist, lecturer & propagandist.
(1882-1976) French engineer, revolutionary syndicalist, anarchist, memeber of SIA, interned during WWI. (Ephéméride anarchiste)
Love & Rage Revolutionary Anarchist Federation.
(1989-1998) American "cadre" organization; published a paper of the same name.
Spanish anarquista. (Daily Bleed)September 2011
LUCE, Maximilien Jules.
(1858-1941) French artist, a founder of Neo-impressionism, anarchist.
LUCETTI, Gino.
(1900-1943) Italian anarchist, tried to assassinate Mussolini, got 30 years in prison. Two partisan groups during WWII named themselves in his honor. (Daily Bleed)
LUCHENI, Luigi.
(1873-1910) Italian adherent of "propaganda by the deed," killed the impératrice Elisabeth of Austria.
LUCCHESI, Oreste.
"Lucifer the Lightbearer"
(1880-1907) American individualist-anarchist journal published by Moses Harman. (Wikipedia)
LUDD, Deran. (pseudonym)
(??- ) US novelist. Seattle author of Sick Burn Cut;
No Aloha: The Friendly Happy Music of the Past, coeditor
Good to Go: Short Stories West Coast Style. (Deran Ludd blog)
LUDDITES.
(Even Luddites Have Websites); Stan Iverson Archives
LUDDITES.
(The Luddites Are Back).
Stan Iverson Archives
LUDDITE TIMELINE / ARCHIVE.
Smash Time!
Stan Iverson Archives
LUDEN, Josef.
(??-??) Polish anarchist refugee, settled in Israel, edited "Problemen" (1973-1989), a Yiddish magazine of a Kropotkinist bent (in Hebrew when Abba Gordin edited it).
Lunigiana. (mouvement insurrectionnel du)
LUPPI, Giuseppe.
Italian anarchist.
(Anarchismo Modenese)
(??-??) Volunteer, Colonna Italiana Ascaso, in the Spanish Revolution.
Italian anarchist.
(Anarchismo Modenese)
Italian anarchist.
(Anarchismo Modenese)
(1864-1938) Novelist, outstanding figure of Brazilian anarchism. (Daily Bleed)
(??-??) Stirnerite, member of the Scottish Glasgow Anarchist Group in the 1950s.
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MMM
McARA, John.
(??-??) Little-known Scots anarchist. McCARTNEY, Wilf. British anarchist. See Albert Meltzer's I Couldn't Paint Golden Angels (1909-1960) Scottish anarchist, prisoner aid activist in Spain in the Spanish Revolution; companion of Guy Aldred. (Daily Bleed) (??-??) Activist in the Glasgow Anarchist Group in Scotland. McELROY, Wendy. American anarchist writer, feminist. (1887-1968) Scottish socialist politician (ILP), pacifist, briefly involved in anarchist circles in his early years. (Wikipedia) (1901-1984) Spanish anarchist, involved in publishing "Acción Libertaria" & "El Libertario." MACKAY, John Henry
(1864-1933) Swiss-German-Scots anarchist, gay writer. Daily Bleed Saint, Feb 6 MAC LOW, Jackson. (1926- ) American poet, anarchist pacifist involved (1944-54) with Why? & edited(?) Resistance. See the Daily Bleed, September 12, 1922 & 1962 MAC SAY, Stephen. MAC-NAB Maurice MacSIMOIN, Alan. Irish anarchist, author, organizer of the Dublin Squatters Association. MAGON, Ricardo Flores.
(1874-1922) Mexican revolutionary anarchist, died in a US prison. Mexican anarchist, brother of Ricardo. (See link above). MAGUID, Jacobo. (1907-1997) Argentinian anarchist. MAHE, Anna. MAHE, Armandine. MAILFAIT, Paulin. MAINWARING, Sam. (1841-1934) Welsh anarchist, close friend of William Morris, orator, propagandist. Coined the term "anarcho-syndicalism". (Wikipedia) MAKHNO, Nestor.(1889-1934) Ukrainian anarchist, headed famed insurrectionary army during the Russian Revolution. MALATESTA, Errico.
(1853-1932) Italian anarchist-communist militant. MALATO Charles MALICET, François. MALINA, Judith. (1926- ) American anarchist, pacifist, poet, performance artist, founder of the Living Theater with Julian Beck. (Living Theatre Page) MALLOZZI, Domenico. (??-?? ) Italian-born anarchist, granddaddy of American poet Diane DiPrima. (1881-1956) American anarchist, long-time friend & lover of Emma Goldman. (1933-1940) Anarchist monthly, published & edited in the US by Marcus Graham. (1879-1966) Macedonian anarchist, author of Azbuka anarhistickog ucenja (Skopje, 1898). MANE, Theresa. (Soledad Gustavo) Manifestations antimondialisation (Seattle WTO protests) Manifeste des Enragés
Manifeste des sieze. (Manifesto of the 16 / Sixteen)
Declaration by 15 anarchists during WWI favoring the Allied belligerents MANNIN, Ethel. (1900-1984) Novelist, author, pacifist & anarchist, SIA representative in Britain during the Spanish Revolution. (Daily Bleed) Journalistic pseudonym for Peter Werbe. "En Marcha". Newspaper of the Canaries CNT. Three separate phases: 1934 , as a weekly for two years until the fascist revolt; 1947, publication was clandestine & fitful, ended in a repressive wave forcing its publishers into exile in the Americas; 1977 to 1980 five issues were published. (Christie Books) (1750-?? ) French revolutionary & poet, could be labeled anarchist avant la lettre, although Marxists also claim him. Created a Revolutionary Calendar, leaving out his birth date. (International Institute of Social History; see also Wikipedia) MARES, Michal. (??-??) Czech anarchist, introduced Franz Kafka to the movement. MARESTAN Jean MARIANI, Giuseppe. (??-??) Italian; with others, convicted for the Teatro Diana bombing. Martha.
One Dead Pigeon, last Passenger. Anarchist? Who is to say no? MARTIN, Gabriel-Constant.
(1839-1906) French anarchist, Paris Communard. (1904–1905) Argentine literary & political magazine, founded to propagate anarchist ideas. Directed & published by Alberto Ghiraldo. (Wikipedia) MARTÍNEZ PRIETO, Horacio.
(1902-??) Spanish anarchist, CNT member, became a parliamentary collaborationist. MARTÍNEZ, Nereida. Collaborated in Mujeres Libres de Londres-Montady from Igny (Spain). (??-??) Cuban anarchist, founded the Proudhonist La Aurora in 1865 as "free associations" of an incipient proletariat organised. MARTINS FONTES, José. (1884-1937) Brazilian doctor, poet, anarchist. (Daily Bleed) MARUT, Ret. See B. Traven. MARZOCCHI Umberto MASETTI, Augusto. (??-??) Russian anarcho-syndicalist arrested with Nicolas Lazarevitch & imprisoned for nearly three years before a campaign gains his deportation in 1926. (Daily Bleed) MAURIN, Emile (Murmain).(1862-1913) French anarchist & photographer. MAXIMOV, Grigori Petrovitch.
(alt; G. P. Maximoff, Gregory Maximov)
(1893-1950) Russian-American anarcho-syndicalist. French teacher, pacifist, antimilitarist, anarchist. (Daily Bleed) MAYOUX, Marie. (nee Gouranchat; aka Joséphine Bourgon)
(1878-1969) French teacher, pacifist & libertarian trade unionist. MAZNEV, Peter. (??-??) Bulgarian anarchist. MAZZUCCHELLI, Ugo.
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MERA, Cipriano Sanz.
(1897-1975) Spanish anarchist, combatant in Spanish Revolution. MERIC, Victor.
(1876-1933) French journalist, libertarian author & pacifist. (1856-1930) Lawyer, theorist, propagandist of Italian anarchism, then a socialist. Continued to defend the anarchists as needed -- this was often. (Daily Bleed; Ephéméride anarchiste) MESA DELGADO, Isabel. (1913-2002) Mujeres Libres (Spain). (1906-1997) Spanish-Mexican anarcho-syndicalist. A founder of FIJL & Unión Distribuidora de Ediciones. (Daily Bleed) METAYER, Paul. METCHNIKOFF, Léon. METGE, Paul. METT, Ida. MEUNIER, Régis. MEUNIER, Théodule. MEURANT, Hoche Arthur.
(1883-1950) French anarcho-syndicalist.
MEYRVEIS
MICHEL, Louise.
British scifi author, anarchist, writings include critical "Starship Stormtroopers". MORAN Juan Antonio MORAND Jeanne MORE, Thomas. MORENA, Miguel Villalobos. (??-??) Spanish anarchist, teacher, staff member of Ferrer's Modern School, represented the "syndicalists" on the Central Committee for a Strike during 1909 General Strike. See Daily Bleed, July 24, 1909 July 2004 MORIN Emilienne MORRAL, Mateo. MORRIS, William. (1834-1896)English author, poet & craftsman, libertarian socialist, worked with anarchists. MORSE, Chuck.
(??-??) Norwegian anarchist. Tunnel rat, comrade of Emma Goldman, tried to effect a prison escape for Alex Berkman (1900). (Daily Bleed) MOST, Johann.
(1846-1906) Bavarian-born American anarchist, bookbinder, propagandist, publisher of "Freiheit".MOST, Mel. (??-1990) American anarchist & Wobbly, mainstream journalist. His parents were active in the I.W.W. Involved with WBAI-FM, organizing theatre & sex trade workers in New York, links between elders and youth. Appears in the video "Older Equals Bolder: Anarchist Elders". MOTA, Pedro Augusto. (189?-1926) Brazilian anarchist militant. (Arquivo de História Social "Edgar Rodrigues") "Mother Earth" magazine. MOUNIER, André (1878-19?) French anarchist, known as "The Agronomist". MOYSE, Arthur.
(1914-2003) British anarchist, artist, author & bus conductor. (??-??) Anarchist, active in the US & Russia, friend of Emma Goldman, editor "Freie Arbeiter Stimme". MÜHSAM, Erich.
German anarchist poet, Bavarian Workers' Councils member with Landauer, Traven, et al. Murdered in a Nazi concentration camp. Spanish anarcho-feminist organization, founded 1936, with 30,000 members. (Wikipedia) (??-??) Irish-American anarchist, Vanguard Group member in the 30s. (1929-1995) German dramatist, director, poet. (Daily Bleed) MULTATULI
(aka Edouard Douves Dekkers). (1820-1887) Great Dutch anarchist writer/novelist, best known for his autobiographical novel Max Havelaar. "Museifushugi Undô". (Anarchist Movement) (1951[?}-1980) Japanese journal of Nihon Anakisuto Kurabu. French sailors, including anarchists, on warships in the Black Sea, mutiny against the Allied (France, England, US) military intervention against the Russian Revolution. (Daily Bleed; Ephéméride Anarchiste) (1927-??) Relief group founded by Mollie Steimer & Senya Fleshin, aiding fellow anarchist exiles from Russia, & from Italy, Spain, Portugal, & Bulgaria. MUZZIOLI, Amilcare. Italian anarchist. (Anarchismo Modenese)
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(??-??) (1878-1956) Polish anarchist, pen name Arnold Roller; brother of Max Nomad; later pro-Bolshevik writer in the US, changed his name to Stephen Naft. (International Institute of Social History) (1917-??) American anarchist, author, WWII draft resister, member of the Why? group, along with fellow CO David Wieck. (Daily Bleed) (??-??) Japanese anarchist, member of the Guillotine Society. NAKOV, Alexander Metodiev. (1919-19??) Bulgarian anarchist militant & esperantist. (Daily Bleed) Italian anarchist. (Anarchismo Modenese) Russian revolutionaries of the 1860s-70s, included anarchists, nihilists, terrorists against the Tzarist government. (Wikipedia) (??-??) Agrupación Cultural Femenina & Mujeres Libres (Spain). (??-??) Anti-authoritarian educator, established his school, Summerhill. NEMITZ, Michel. (??-) é um dos membros do coletivo anarquista que gere o "Espace Noir" (Saint-Imier) French movement of radical feminists & anarchists in the struggle for sexual freedom & birth control rights. (Research on Anarchism) NETTLAU, Max.
(1865-1944) Austrian anarchist, activist, collector & scholar, author of The History of Anarchism (7 volumes). NEVE, Johann. (??-??) German anarchist, best comrade of Johann Most. Died in a German penitentiary. The New Century (Xinshiji) Magazine. Chinese anarchist periodical, published in Paris in 1907. Most members active in the consolidation of the Republic & several held Guomindang positions in the 20s. Background, see http://raforum.info/mot.php3?id_mot=1017⟨=en (Research on Anarchism) |
(1971-2001) Uruguayan student, worker, militant of ROE & FAU. Assassinated by a police sniper. (Federación anarquista uruguaya) (??-??) Spanish militant, escaped from prison in Almeria in 1939 & headed a guerrilla group operating in the Sierra mountains. Escaped to North Africa in 1947. (Daily Bleed) Russian cultural and political movement (Wikipedia) (1951-1980[?]) Anarchist communist group set up simultaneously as the Japanese Anarchist Federation in 1951, publishing the journal "Museifushugi Undô" (Anarchist Movement) until March 1980. NIKIFOROVA, Maria . [Nikiphorova]
(??-1919) Ukrainian anarchist guerilla & terrorist, commanded a "Black Guard" regiment, influenced Makhno. http://www.anarchist.com/library/oets0.htm (1882-1963) German historian, psychoanalyst, anarchist, & one of the famed novelist Hermann Hesse's analysts. (1896-1972) Spanish Cenetista-FAI member, journalist, historian, novelist, tireless militant primarily in & around Valencia. (Christie Books) (??-??[1940s]) Anarcho-syndicalist, important figure in 1930s Chilean anarchism. In the 1920s, played a leading role in the struggles of the tenant for non-payment of rent. Companion in misadventure of the clandestine group Light & Action. A typographer, founder of Federación de Obreros de Imprenta (era un libertario "específico"), a leader of FORCH (& member of IWW?). Today, a French collective uses his name. (1881-1973) Polish anarchist until 1906; born Max Nacht, changed his name, became a pro-Bolshevik socialist writer in the US. Brother of Siegfried Nacht. (International Institute of Social History) (1890-1922) Italian individualist anarchist, killed by police. (Daily Bleed) (1922-1925) Argentinian anarchist-feminist periodical founded by Juana Rouco Buela. Participants included Herminia Brumana. (Ateneo Virtual) |
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(1866-1953 ) Australian poet, parliamentary draughtsman, anarchist. Companion of Marie Pitt. (Radical Tradition) OITICICA, Hélio. (??-??) Brazilian painter, performance artist, anarchist. OITICICA, José. (1882-1957) Lawyer, teacher, publisher, important figure in the Brazilian anarchist & labor movement, grandfather of Hélio Oiticica. (Wikipédia enciclopédia) OLAY, Maximiliano. (??-??) CNT's representative in the US, Spanish-born veteran of anarchist labor struggles in Cuba & Florida; leading figure of Chicago's Free Society Group; during Spanish Revolution founded United Libertarian Organisations (ULO) & produced an information bulletin in NY.
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(1924-2005) Uruguayan illegalist, militant revolutionary syndicalist, involved with Tupamaros, & an historian of anarchism in Uruguay. (Dictionary of Irish Latin American Biography) (1959-) Libertarian socialist, self-described "Nietzschian of the left," French philosopher of ethical hedonism, a joyous utilitarianism, & generalized aesthetic of sensual materialism. (Daily Bleed) (1888- ) Replaced the FTRE; short-lived, of minor importance, a fore-runner of the FAI. (Christie Books) Publication of the Anarchist Federation (AF), of Britain & Ireland. (home page) (1907-1996) Spanish anarchist, member of "Los solidarios", fought with CNT, called a "General Without God Nor Master." (Daily Bleed) Democratic Socialist, sympathetic to the anarchists, particularly during the Spanish Revolution of 1936. OSTERGAARD, Geoffrey.
(1926-1990) British professor, anarchist pacifist, dubbed the "Gentle Anarchist." (1823-1912). French Communard, anarchist. (Daily Bleed) (1886-1973) Scandanavian anarchist-syndicalist, pacifist, sex educator & lecturer. OWEN, William Charles.
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Anarchist Esperanto language adherents & publishers. See Esperanto movement. Pajaros Carpinteros Derisive appellation for Spanish anarchist moderates/collaborationists ("woodpeckers") a term lifted from Rocker's "The Curse of Practicality." 'Piel Roja' (Red Skin) is still a nickname for anti-collaborationist libertarians. PALLARES TOMÁS, Joaquin.
(1923-1943) Spanish anti-Francoist guerilla, captured & executed along with other members of his group. (1879-1942) South American anarchist. (Daily Bleed reference page) Italian anarchist. (Anarchismo Modenese) Dutch Ultra Left Council Communist. ( Open Directory Project: Libertarian Socialism); see also Daily Bleed, Jan 2, 1873 PAON Roger PARAF-JAVAL PARACHKEF Stoyanov PARDINAS SERRATO, Manuel (1886-1912) Spanish anarquista, assassinated President José Canalejas in 1912 before taking his own life. (Daily Bleed) PARIGGS, José. (??-1920) Chilean anarchist murdered in the Santa Maria School Slaughter, headed the labor strike committee. (Daily Bleed) The Paris Commune France, 1871. Arguably the most important worker's uprising of the 19th century. (Anarchy Archives) British anarchist-egoist, published of Minus One. PARSON, Robert. (pseud., see Marcus Graham PARSONS, Albert E. (1848-1887) American anarchist, husband of Lucy Parsons. One of the five Haymarket Martyrs, murdered by the state of Illinois. (Anarchy Archives) PARSONS, Lucy. (1853[?]-1942) "Dark Lucy," anarchist, married to Albert Parsons, writer, publisher & the second woman to join the IWW. (Anarchy Archives); see also http://www.lucyparsonsproject.org/about_lucyparsons.html PASOTTI, Giuseppe.
(1888-1951) Italian anarcho-syndicalist, member of the Italian League of Human Rights. PASSANANTE, Giovanni. (?-1914) Italian anarchist, attempted to assassinate King Umberto I. (Kate Sharpley Library) PATCHEN, Kenneth.
American poet, novelist, anarchist, companion to Miriam. PATCHEN, Miriam.
Militant pacifist, anarchist, companion to Kenneth. (connectotel.com) PATOU, Hélène (1902-1977) French anarchist militant, writer, & neo-Malthusian. Member of the Durruti Column in Spain. (Ephéméride Anarchiste; Ateneo Virtual) PAUWELS, Amédée (Jean?) PAZ Abel (Diego Camacho) |
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(??-??) Italian anarchist, launched a hunger strike in Milan's San Villore prison in 1921, along with Malatesta & Borghi. (1883-1908[?]) Italian paper founded by Malatesta, edited by Pilade Cecchi; eventually moved to the US, edited by Malatesta, Galleani & others. (Daily Bleed) (??- ??) Spanish anarchist youth group during the Spanish Revolution of 1936. (Fifth Estate / Research on Anarchism) (??-??) CNT militant. Fundador del periòdic "Vida Sindical". Barcelona, gener de 1926. (Biografies de Sindicalistes) (1886-1966) Asturian, influential in the Asturian CNT & anarchism in the area. (Christie Books) (1945-1976?) Uruguayan teacher, activist in the Federación Anarquista Uruguaya (FAU) Arrested, tortured, disappeared by the government in 1976. |
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RADCLIFFE, Charles. (??- ) British member Situationist International, circa 1966, coeditor of "Heatwave". US, libertarian communist magazine, labor, culture, theory, history, surrealism, etc. RADOWITZKY, Simón.
(1891-1956) Polish anarchist freedom fighter, "The Martyr of Ushuaia." Radio Libertaire (home page) (1880-1971) Italian militant, mystic, writer, important publisher. (Daily Bleed reference page) (??-??) Spanish-Chilean anarquista, tried to assassinate Silva Renard, director of the 1907 Santa Maria School Massacre. (Daily Bleed reference page) RAMUS, Pierre. (born Rudolf Grossman)
(1882-1942) Austrian writer, pacifist & propagandist. RASIDE, Jimmy. (??-??) Stirnerite, member of the Scottish Glasgow Anarchist Group in the 1950s. French anarchist bandit, practised "propaganda of the deed." Subject of popular myth & song. (Daily Bleed) American Surrealist, chess player/designer, anarchist, filmmaker, photographer. Married Belgian poet/anarchist Adon LaCroix. RAYNAUD, Jean-Marc. READ, Herbert.
(1893-1968) British anarchist, art critic, author. Got beknighted, to be addressed as "Sir". RECCHIONI, Emidio.
(1864-1934) Italian anarchist, writer, publisher, militant antifascist, father of Vernon Richards. RECLUS, Elie. (1827-1904) Ethnographer & journalist; participated in the Commune of Paris in 1871. Brother of Elisée. RECLUS, Elisée.
(1830-1905) Anarchist communist, noted for his use of geography as a scientific basis for anarchy. After Kropotkin, one of the most important international anarchist writers. Daily Bleed Saint, March 15 RECLUS, Jacques. RECLUS, Paul. Red Army Fraction. (RAF) German armed underground group. "Le Refractaire". (1974-1983) "Organe libertaire pour la défense de la Paix et des libertés individuelles," published by May Picqueray. (1900-1918) Paper of the Magonista movement, founded by Ricardo Flores Magon & others. (Daily Bleed) (1879-1942) American anarchist, the "Whorehouse Doctor," lover of Emma Goldman, militant for women's rights & control of their bodies. (Wikipedia) REITZEL, Robert. (??-??) German American anarchist, editor of the "Der arme Teufel". RELGIS, Eugenio. (1895-1947) Rumanían-born Uruguayan anarchist, pacifist, writer. Relief Fund of the International Working Men's Association for Anarchists. (1926-32) REMIRO MANERO, Agustin. (Rojo i Negro) RENAUD, Jean. "Resistance" Publication of the Anarchist Federation (AF), of Britain & Ireland. (home page) RESPAUT, André.
(1898-1973) French anarchiste & resistance fighter. RETTE, Adolphe. (1863-1930) Révolte des Canuts (1942-1951) American journal of anarchism, art & reviews. Edited by Holley Cantine & Dachine Rainer (Charlatan Stew) (16 August 1872-19 November 1883) Spanish periodical, mouthpiece of the Spanish section of the IWMA. (Christie Books) Italian party, founded at The Congress of Capolago, Switzerland, January 4-6, 1891. (1891-??) Cipriani, Malatesta, Saverio Merlino, Gori were chief backers & propagandists. (Daily Bleed reference page) "Road to Freedom"
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ROBIN, Armand.
(1912-1961) French translator, writer/poet, anarchist. ROBIN, Paul.
(1837-1912) Wrongfully forgotten French anarchist educator. (1907-??) Artist, book illustrator, whose work is greatly influenced by his parents, Milly & Rudolf Rocker. (Daily Bleed) (1877-1955) Anarcho-syndicalist, labor organizer, companion of Rudolf Rocker. (Daily Bleed) ROCKER, Rudolf..
(1873-1958) Anarcho-syndicalist, labor organizer, author, companion of Milly Witkop. RODA, Maria. (??-??) Italian anarchist, active in workers’ struggles in Italy, France, Portugal, Spain, England & US. Powerful speaker, led efforts to organize Italian textile workers. Companion of Pedro Esteve. (Daily Bleed) RODRIGUES, Edgar. (1921-) Portuguese-Brazilian anarcho-syndicalist, author, social historian. (Centro de Estudos Cultura e Cidadania) (1882-1962) (Barcelona 1909-Ferté (France) 1939) Spanish militant anarcho-syndicalist, editor of Solidaridad Obrera. General Secretary of the CNT during the Revolution, a task he was ill-suited for & handled disastrously. Died by accidental drowning. (Christie Books) RODRÍGUEZ GARCÍA, Melchor. "El Ángel Rojo," aka Manuel Amador.
(1894-1972) Spanish anarcho-syndicalist militant. (??-??) Militant in the A.I.T. & Jura Federation; companion of Charles Keller. ROGER, Emile. ROGER, Noël (dit Babar) (1955-) ROGERS, Dorothy. (??-??) Anarchist, Emma Goldman's secretary (1939-40), member 'Why?' (split off from the Vanguard Group; later renamed 'Resistance') with Paul Goodman, David Wieck, Diva Agostinelli, John Cage, Lowell Naeve, Robert Duncan, novelist James Baldwin, et al. (1843-1889) Major Cuban anarchist, theoretician, labor organizer, founder of "El Productor," helped create the Bakuninist Workers' Alliance. ROINART Paul Napoléon ROJAS, Manuel. (1896-1973) Chile's major 20th century novelist & short story writer (mostly unknown outside the country). Anarcosindicalista, IWW member. Pen name for Siegfried Nacht. ROMERO, Jose Rodriguez. (??-??) Spanish anarchosyndicalist, "Solidaridad Obrera" official. See Daily Bleed, July 24, 1909 (??-??) New York publisher (Rabelais Press), funded the anarchist "Revolutionary Almanac" & "Social War" edited by Hippolyte Havel. Daily Bleed, April 4, 1915 ROOUM, Donald. (??-??) British anarchist, illustrator, cartoonist. ROSCIGNO, Miguel Arcángel. (or Roscigna) (??-1931) Argentinean anarchist expropriator, arrested & "disappeared". (Daily Bleed) ROSSI, Giovanni.
(1856-1943) Italian anarchist, involved with Brazilian Cecelia colony. ROSSONI, Edmondo. (1884-1965) Italian anarchist & revolutionary syndicalist; became a fascist in the 1920s & Minister of Agriculture in the 30s. (1878-1922) French anarchist. (1885-1949) French, best known as the "anarchist convict", spent most his life in prison for throwing a crouton at a prosecutor during a vagrancy trial. (Daily Bleed, 8/3/1949) ROUX Jacques RUBEL, Maximilien. (1905-1996) Council Communist, friendly with Socialisme ou Barbarie & anarchist communists. (Daily Bleed) Important French free school & cultural ceenter set up by Sebastien Faure. RUDIGER, Helmut.
(1913-1966) German anarcho-syndicalist, fought in the Spanish Revolution. (??-??) Jewish American composer, guitarist, musician, songwriter, producer & co-founder of Dickiebird Music. Husband of soul singer Minnie Riperton (d.1979). ‘It is the soil of Anarchy that gives him leave to fly.’ (Wiki; see also the Daily Bleed) (??-1908) Accused of Barcelona bombings, executed in Montjuïc. Possibly framed. RUIZ, Vicente (or Vincent).
(1913-1998) Spanish-Australian anarchist. British philosopher,pacificst, member Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament & anti-Vietnam War activist. (Anarchy Archives) "Ruta". (1936-) Spanish libertarian youth paper. Published in exile, ending up in Venezuela. (Revolt) (1895-1953) Italian anarchist. RYNER Georgette RYNER Han |
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Solidarité Internationale Antifasciste - française Solidarité internationale antifasciste - espagnole SABATE, Francisco.
(1915-1960) Spanish guerilla extraordinaire -- known as El Quico. SACCO, Nicola. (Anarchy Archives) SAKAE, Osugi. (1885-1923) Early 20th Century Japanese anarchist, martyr. (Wikipedia) American anarchist, scholar of music, revolution & (pirate) radio. (Wikipedia) (??-??) Japanese anarchist communist involved in Japanese Anarchist Federation. (??-) American author, anarchist, separatist & neo-Luddite. (Wikipedia) (1889-1978) Adquirió una gran fama como escritor y fue Premio Nacional de Literatura. Headed Estudios. Cuban anarchist, author, exiled in the 1960s after Castro’s takeover. (Daily Bleed) (1851-1939) English radical poet, literary critic, biographer, classical scholar , active in vegetarian, animal rights, pacifist & anarchist circles. Friend of Tolstoy, Kropotkin, etc. (Wikipedia) (1894-1964) Anarchist editor of Revue "Témoins," antiwar activist. (18??-??) British advocate of propaganda by deed, editor of "Commonweal"; supplied the bomb to his brother-in-law Bourdin in a bungled redesigning of the Royal Observatory, London, 1894 (basis of Joseph Conrad's The Secret Agent). |
English romantic atheist, libertarian poet, married Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin, Daily Bleed Saint, August 4. SHI Cuntong. Chinese anarchist involved in the May Fourth movement in Zhejiang. (Research on Anarchism) (??-??) American anarchist, member Vanguard Group, became ILGWU labor organizer. (??-1934) Japanese anarchist involved in Japanese Anarchist Federation. (1920s) Chilean militant clandestine anarchist group. SIGALA Claude SIGNAC, Paul. SILVA, Prisciliano G. (??-??) Mexican anarchist, led a column of PLM insurgents, captured Laguna de Santa Maria in 1910. (Daily Bleed reference page) (1903-1989) French mystery writer, anarchist. SIMON, Louis.
(1900-1980) French pacifist, author, individualist anarchist. SIMENTOF (Monier, dit) SIMON, Charles Achille (dit Biscuit, dit Ravachol II) SIRAKOVA, Georgu. (??-??) Bulgarian anarchist, younger brother of Mariola. (People's History) (1904-1925) Bulgarian anarchist guerrilla, companion of Gueorgui Cheitanov. (People's History) |
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(1895-1985) German-Polish feminist. (1854-1919) French anarchist, poet, social critic. (Daily Bleed) (??- ) Australian anarchist activist, founding member of Jura Books Collective in Sydney, & the Black Rose Anarchist Bookshop Collective, co-founder of the Anarres Books Collective in Melbourne. (Home page) (1974-2001) Finnish militant, helped found Walthamstow Anarchist Group in England. TAMAYO, Pío. (??-1936) Poet & influential anarquista militant in 1920s Venezuela. TAPIOLA, Llorenç. (??-??) Militant CNT syndicalist. Arrested February 1932 during the anarchist revolt in Terrassa. (Biografies de Sindicalistes) (1861-1915) Cuban-born anarchist writer & teacher. Professor & director of the Polytechnic School of Barcelona, wrote for numerous journals & collaborated with Federico Urales & Francisco Ferrer. (Wikipedia) (1846-1925) Prince, journalist, "Ambassador of Georgian patriots." (Research on Anarchism) TCHORBADIEFF, Nikolas.
Bulgarian typographer, militant & anarchist propagandist. (1921-2005) Spanish anarchist guerilla, militant, author. (Kate Sharpley Library) (??-??) Italian-American member of the anarchist group "Il Mertello," accused of murdering a fascist; active in his defense was the NY Vanguard Group. Found innocent. (??-1997) Activist, cofounder of Bound Together Anarchist Bookstore in San Francisco. (Howard Besser) (1840-??) French journalist, Communard, anarchiste. Daily Bleed, May 12 THALMANN-ENSNER, Clara.
(1908 [or 10?]-1987) Swiss revolutionary, a Communist, then anarchist. Founder, La Séréna Commune in Nice. THALMANN, Paul (Pavel). (1901-1980) pseudonym Franz Heller. Swiss Communist, then anarchist, influenced by Fritz Brupbacher. Married to Clara. Fought with the Durruti Column. (International Institute of Social History) THOMAS Bernard THOMAS Georges THOMAS, Jules.
(1839-1892) French Icarien, Communard, Blanquist, anarchist. THOMASSIN Nicolas THOREAU, Henry David. (1904-1985) Early American antiauthoritarian. (Black Eye Press) TOKAR, Moishe.
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(1893-1939) Leader of the Munich "soviet" of 1919. Expressionist playwright, poet, bohemian, anarchist, hounded to death by the Nazis. (1828, -1910) Famed Russian novelist, religious pacifist, anarchist. (Anarchy Archives); see also Movement for Anarchy; flag.blackened.net TOMÁS De AQUINO, Acácio. (1899-1998) Portuguese militant anarcho-trade unionist, life-long anarchist & companion of Luísa do Carmo Franco Elias Adão. (Ephéméride anarchiste) TOMMASINI, Umberto.
TRICHEUX, Alphonse.
TURNER, John.
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Publication of the Federazione Anarchica Italiana (FAI). (home page; see also Ephemeride anarchiste) Unione Anarchica Italiana, Second Congress.
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(1912-present) Militant anarchosyndicalist union, antimilitary, antifascist. (Wikipedia; in French, Ephéméride anarchiste) (mid-1970s) Seattle political aid group, coordinated by Jo Maynes, Lynn Thorndycraft, & Paul Zilsel, all members of the Left Bank Books collective. United Libertarian Organisations (ULO)
URALES, Federico. See Joan Montseny.
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VAILLANT, Auguste.
(1861-1894) Anarchist, caught the attention of French legislators & guillotined. (??-1919) Italian American anarchist, pal of Sacco & Vanzetti, killed in an explosion he set at the home of US Attorney General Palmer. (1879-1970) Spanish-Mexican anarchist, medical doctor, militant, in & out of prison & exile. (Daily Bleed) VALLES, Jules.
(1832-1885) French anarchist.
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(??-??) Spain; Militant de la CNT. Membre del Sindicat Únic del ram de la fusta de Barcelona (1918). Per la seva activitat sindical fou empresonat en el vaixell "Giralda" i deportat al castell de la Mola de Maó (30 de novembre de 1920). (Biografies de Sindicalistes) VIDAL ENRIC, Pere. (??-??) Member committee of the l'Agrupació Sindicalista Llibertària of Gavà (1933), adhered to the Federació Sindicalista Libertària of Angel Pestaña. (Biografies de Sindicalistes) (Tortosa 1890 - Barcelona 1982) Spain; membre del Comitè Revolucionari de la CNT, CNT del Teatre de la Comèdia, Director de "Solidaridad Obrera" de València. (Biografies de Sindicalistes) "El Vidrio" Title of two Spanish publications. 1) News organ of the Glass Union & mouthpiece of the Spanish Glassworkers' & Crystalworkers' Federation. Barcelona 1915, 4 issues, & later, in Badalona (January 1916-1920), under the direction of Canals, Giró & Juan Peiró: eventually moved to Barcelona, its direction in the hands of Cándido Endériz. Switched from monthly to fortnighly publication (end of 1916); 2) Gijón, 1916, anarchist, bulletin of the glass industry. (Christie Books) (1899-1970) Italian author of poems & short stories; published under pseudonyms V. Ero, V.A. Negus, Wanda & P. Squano. Wrote anarchist, antifascist & satirical articles for socialist, anarchist & illegally distributed periodicals. (International Institute of Social History) VIGO, Jean.
(1905-1934) French filmmaker & anarchist, son of anarchist Eugene Vigo. VILA, Francesc. (??-??) Spain; Militant de la CNT. President del Sindicat Únic de la Indústria Vidriera de Badalona. Fou ferit pels del "Lliure" en un atemptat. (Biografies de Sindicalistes) VILA CAPDEVILA, Ramón. (aka "Caraquemada," "Jabalí" (le Sanglier), "Commandant Raymond") (1908-1963) Spanish anarcho-syndicalist, anarchist guerrilla. VILANOVA, Joan. (??-??) Spanish militant de la CNT. Assistí al congrés de Sants (1918) representant el Sindicat de l'Art Fabril d'Igualada. (Biografies de Sindicalistes) (??-??) Spain; Assistí al congrés convocat per Solidaritat Obrera, en el qual es constituí la CRTC (Barcelona, octubre de 1910), representants els joiers de Barcelona. (Biografies de Sindicalistes) VILARDAGA, Dídac. (??-??) Spain; barcelonina de la FRE de l'AIT. (Biografies de Sindicalistes) (??-??) Spain; Militant de la CNT. Mort pels del "Lliure" a Barcelona. (Biografies de Sindicalistes) VILLANUEVA, Joan (??-??) Spain; Militant de la CNT. Mort pels del "Lliure" a Barcelona. (Biografies de Sindicalistes) VILLARREAL Antonio I. VILLAVERDE, Andrés VILLAVERDE, Justinià (??-??) Spain; Militant de la CNT i de la FAI (1928). Regidor de l'ajuntament de Lleida (octubre de 1936). Comissari polític del regiment i de la guarnició de Lleida. (Biografies de Sindicalistes) VIÑAS, Bartomeu (??-??) Spain; Militant de la CNT, del sindicat metal.lúrgic de Barcelona. S'adherí als trentistes per la qual cosa fou expulsat de la CNT el desembre de 1933. (Biografies de Sindicalistes) VIÑAS, Ramon (??-??) Spain; Militant de la CNT. Un dels signants del Manifest Trentista el 1931 (Biografies de Sindicalistes) VIÑAS, Tomàs (??-??) Spain; Militant de la CNT, Federació Obrera de Ripoll. (Biografies de Sindicalistes) VIÑAS PAGèS, Joaquim (??-??) Spain; FRE de l'AIT. (Biografies de Sindicalistes) VINCENZI, Zelindo. Italian anarchist. (Anarchismo Modenese) Publication of the Association of Anarchist Movements (ADA), Russia. (home page) (??-??) Spain; Federació Sindicalista Llibertària. (Biografies de Sindicalistes) VISDOMINI, Segimon (Barcelona, 1871-??) Spain; FRE de l'AIT. (Biografies de Sindicalistes) VIVES, Joan Baptista (??-??) Militant de la CNT. (Biografies de Sindicalistes) VLADIMIROVITCH, German Boris VOLINE. (Vsévolod Mikhailovich Eichenbaum) (1882-1945) Russian anarchist, Makhnovist, historian, collaborated with Sébastien Faure. (Anarchy Archives) VOLINE, Léo. (1917- 2002) French anarchist, fought in the Spanish Revolution. Third child of the Russian anarchist poet/historian Voline. VONNEGUT, Kurt. (1922- ) US writer/satirist. Self-described anarchist. Uses black humor against ruling class decadence Best known for Slaughterhouse Five based on experiences as a POW in Dresden during the American mass bombing of civilians. "La Voz de la Mujer" (The Voice of the Woman). (1896-1897) Argentinian comunista-anárquico feminist magazine. Participants included Maria Calvia (Ateneo Virtual) |
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(1918- ) Bücherfreund und anarchisten. (Daily Bleed) (1826-1909) American militant sex radical, novelist, anarchist, spiritualist & feminist. (Daily Bleed) (??-??) Attended 1907 Amsterdam Anarchist Congress. (Daily Bleed) (1924-2000) British journalist, philosopher, atheist, anarchist. (Daily Bleed) British author/anarchist, involved with Freedom Press. (Research on Anarchism) (??- ) Academic, Wobbly organizer, basketball fanatic, hosts Anarchy Archives, executive director International Society of Political Psychology. WARREN, Josiah. (1798-1874) Utopian, economist, philosopher, founder of American individual anarchism & the Equity & Time Stores. (Anarchy Archives) (??-??) American anarchist, edited "Social War", published by John Rompas & co-edited by Hippolyte Havel. (Daily Bleed) April reference page. (1951-) American anarchist, teacher, author, journalist, active with Detroit's "Fifth Estate". (Wikipedia) (1936- ) Born Hugh Romney. Hog Farmer. Perennial anarchist candidate for American President. WEIL Simone WEINBERGER, Harry. (??-??) American lawyer & anarchist (?). Represented Emma Goldman in many of her free speech fights. Involved in anarchist & experimental theater milieus. WEINREBE, Roman. (??-??) American Vanguard Group member with Sidney Solomon, Eddie Wong, Glenn Carrington, et al. His father was a Jewish anarchist writer. WEINREBE, Yvette. (??-??) Member of Vanguard Group in the 1930s. (1940-) American radio DJ & talk show host (phone-in talk show, Nightcall, Sundays, 11pm-2am, also broadcasts on the internet) & journalist, active with the Fifth Estate (under the pseud., E.B. Maple) in Detroit. http://www.peterwerbe.com Ex-Ulster Loyalist, anarchist. WHITE, Jack. (??-??) Member of Vanguard Group in the 30s with Glenn Carrington, Gilbert Connolly, John Pinkman, Mark Schmidt, et al. (??-1938?) Anarchist colony in Gloucestershire (England?). Included Thomas H. Keell(?). (Emma Goldman examined his papers there in 1938 on behalf of IISH). |
American poet. WIECK, David Thoreau. (??-1997) American anarchist theorist, educator, & pacifist activist. (Daily Bleed) (1857–1926) French painter, illustrator, caricaturist, & lithographer. (Daily Bleed) WILLETTE, Luc. WILQUET, Jean. (??-??) (1854-1944) First editor (1886-1895) of the British paper "Freedom". WINN, Ross. (?? - 1912) American, Texas-born anarchist, publisher (Winn's Firebrand, subsequently called The Advance, & later the Red Phalanx.) (Daily Bleed) WINTSCH, Jean.
Swiss pediatrist, anarchist; writer, coeditor of "Le Réveil/Il Risveglio Geneva," founder l'Ecole Ferrer de Lausanne. (1907-1937) Polish militant, anarchist propagandist. (1875-1974) British feminist, libertarian writer, worked with Freedom Press, War Resisters International, etc. until her death at age 98. (1929-??) French lettrist & situationist theorist. (Daily Bleed) WONG, Eddie. (??-??) Member of the American anarchist Vanguard Group in the 1930s. WOODCOCK, George.
(1912-1995) British-Canadian anarchist, literary critic, professor, historian. American anarchist, publisher/editor of "The Match!" since 1969. (Wikipedia) "Workers of the Night". See "Travailleurs de la Nuit" (1984- ) American anarcho-syndicalists. Published "Ideas & Action" 1985-1997. (1836-1908) Polish anarchist & Communard; a column in the Spanish Revolution of 1936 adopts his name. (1865-1953) advocate, before the 1911 Revolution, a Kropotkinian form of anarchism. Later a founder of the Chinese Communist Party & the Republic of China. (Research on Anarchism) (1921-1999) German antifascist / Nazi-hunter & voice for 400,000 victims of sterilization; influenced by Erich Mühsam. (Daily Bleed) (1899-1928) French militant, trade unionist, teacher & anarchist.(Daily Bleed) (??-??) French teacher, publisher, & novelist, broke with anarchism & his brother Marcel in 1925. Became involved with the Surrealists, Trotskyism, & fought in the Spanish Civil War.(Ephéméride Anarchiste) |
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(1864-1939) Founded & edited (1890-1923) the important American Yiddish "Freie Arbeiter Stimme." Notable for publishing di Yunge, Yiddish poets of the 1910s & 1920s. | YELENSKY, Boris. (1889-1974) Russian-American anarchist propagandist; founder of many committees & funds via the Free Society Group which he began in Chicago (ca.1923-1957). (International Institute of Social History) (??-??) Korean anarchist, companion of Kaneko Fumiko. Involved in Futeisha case; his death sentence commuted to life by the Japanese emperor. (??-??) Solidaritat Obrera, CNT. (Biografies de Sindicalistes) (??-1985) Japanese anarchist, writer, translator, founder of the publishing house Barukan-sha. (Daily Bleed) |
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ZACCARIA, Cesare.
(??-??) Italian anarchist, friend of Camillo Berneri. Became Giovanna Berneri's companion with whom he edited "Volontà" from 1946-1957. (International Institute of Social History)
ZAFÓN BAYO, Juan.
(1911-1977) Spanish CNT member, fought with the Ortiz Column, & in the French resistance in the Ponzán group; in touch with the anti-Franco action groups. Moved to Mexico until his belated return to Spain. Author of 3 books. (Christie Books)
(??-1926) Italian anarchist, son of Mammolo. At age 15 attempted to assassinate Mussolini. Brutally murdered by fascists. (Daily Bleed)
ZAMBONI, Mammolo.
Italian anarchist, father of Anteo.
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(1893-1944) Italian militant, fought in the Spanish Revolution with the with the Ascaso Column, friend of Angelo Sbardellotto, WWII partisan executed by the fascists. (Daily Bleed)
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ZAPATA, Emiliano.
(1879-1919) Mexican anarquista, lead an army under the slogan 'tierra y libertad.' Assassinated by the government, his ghost rides on in Mexico. (Revolt); see also bibliotecas.tv.
ZAPATA CORDOBA, Antonio.
(1908-2000) Militant de la CNT. (Biografies de Sindicalistes)
ZASULICH, Vera.
(1849-1919) Russian anarchist, Direct-action assassin. Daily Bleed Saint, May 8, 1919
(??- ) American anarchist, militant, neo-primitivist.
ZILBERFARB, J.
(??-??) Russian anarchist Esperantist, founded ISAB (Internacilingua Scienca Anarkiusm Biblioteka/The Anarchist Scientific Library in International Language) in 1923 with A. Levandowsky.
ZILSEL, Paul.
(1923-2006) American physicist, anarchist militant, cofounder Left Bank Books, Red & Black Books, Books to Prisoners (Seattle). Son of Marxist sociologist Edgar Zilsel.
Died May 27; Memorial gathering July 30th, 2006.
ZINN, Howard.
(??- ) American historian, militant civil rights activist.
ZISLY, Henri.
(1872-1945) French anarchist, writer, naturalist.
(??-??) CNT, Federació Obrera de Saragossa
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