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Helmut Rüdiger (1903-1966)
(1903-1966); German militant anarcho-syndicalist, theorist of federalism; aka, M. Dashar & Ivar Bergeren (pseudonyms)
Biographical/historical notes:
In 1936, Rüdiger left Germany to fight in the Spanish Revolution with other German anarchists, like Karl Einstein (nephew of Albert Einstein).
Rüdiger participated in the engagements of the "International Group" of the Durruti Column & wrote The Revolutionary Movement in Spain (as M. Dashar; NY: Libertarian Publishing Society, n.d [1934?]. 24 pages).
For background & links, see the Daily Bleed's Reference page,[Details / context]
In March of 1937,
Gudell notifies Emma Goldman (in England) of the establishment of a new committee composed of members from the C.N.T. [Confederacion Nacional del Trabajo] & the FAI to handle all foreign propaganda matters, in order to alleviate inefficiency caused by the personal & political rivalry between Augustin Souchy & Rüdiger over propaganda.
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