Anarchism in Germany and other essays - Gustav Landauer

Five essays, together with a historical/biographical sketch of the legendary German anarchist. Expelled (along with Malatesta, et al.) from the Second International, he was a theorist and activist second to none—brutally murdered by the Social Democrats while leading the Bavarian Commune in 1919.

Contents:
Gustav Landauer, by C.W. [Colin Ward], p. 5
Anarchism in Germany, p. 14
Walt Whitman, p. 21
Youth Suicide, p. 28
Titanic's Message, p. 32
Social Democracy in Germany, p. 36

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