Review of Luigi Galleani’s “The End of Anarchism?”
Anarchist historian Paul Avrich reviews "The End of anarchism?" by Lugi Galleani.
The career of Luigi Galleani involves a paradox.
Kropotkin in America - Paul Avrich
Biographic essay on Kropotkin by anarchist historian Paul Avrich
Bakunin and the United States - Paul Avrich
Biographic essay on Bakunin by anarchist historian Paul Avrich
Anarchism and Anti-Intellectualism in Russia - Paul Avrich
Excellent article by historian Paul Avrich on anti-Intellectual tendencies in Russian anarchism
The Legacy of Bakunin - Paul Avrich
The Russian Anarchists - Paul Avrich
What is "Makhaevism"? - Paul Avrich
Paul Avrich looks at the life of the Polish theorist and activist, Jan Wacław Machajsk.
When the Short Course history of the Communist party was published in Pravda in 1938, it was accompanied by a decree which emphasized the role of the intelligentsia in the construction of Soviet society.
Mollie Steimer, 1897-1980 - Paul Avrich
Zhelezniakov, Anatoli, 1895-1919 - stormy petrel
A short sketch of the life of a young Russian anarchist sailor who, in collaboration with the Bolsheviks and others, was on hand to disperse both the Provisional Government in October 1917 and the Constituent Assembly in January 1918.
A very slightly revised version appears as Chapter 6 of "Anarchist Portraits" by Paul Avrich, Princeton University Press, 1988.










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