women
Articles about women and women's struggles against patriarchy and capital.
Berneri, Marie Louise, 1918-1949
Marie Louise Berneri was a leading member of the Freedom Group during the Spanish Civil War, the Second World War, and until her early death.
Marie Louise Berneri
Born 1 March 1918, Arezzo, Italy, died 13 April 1949, London.
Mombiola, Maria, 1914-2000
A short biography of Spanish anarchist Maria Mombiola, who fought in and assisted the Resistance to Franco.
Maria Mombiola
Born 3 March 1914 - Saragossa, Spain, died 19 February 2000
Maria Mombiola was born on 3rd March 1914 in Saragossa, Spain. With the victory of fascist General Franco after the Spanish Civil War, Maria was separated from her daughter when she was interned in the French concentration camp in the Tarn region.
Fabbri, Luce, 1908-2000
A biography of, Luce Fabbri, an Italian anarchist who joined her father in exile in Uruguay and played a key part in both country's movements until her death.
Luce Fabbri, the daughter of the outstanding Italian anarchist Luigi Fabbri, was a militant of great calibre herself. Born in Rome on 2nd July 1908, she was brought up in a free and culturally stimulating environment.
Feldman, Leah, 1899-1993
A biography of Polish-born anarchist Leah Feldman, nicknamed the "Makhnovist Granny" who tirelessly devoted her life for the cause of working class emancipation.
Leah Feldman, who was cremated in London on January 7th, 1994 was one of the ordinary men and women who rarely get into history books but have been the backbone of the anarchist movement.
