A brief biography of a major figure in Russian anarchism, written by an Israeli journalist. [Joseph Nedava, Abba Gordin: A portrait of a Jewish anarchist, Soviet Jewish Affairs, (1974), 4:2, pp. 73-79.]
A brief biography of a major figure in Russian anarchism, written by an Israeli journalist. [Joseph Nedava, Abba Gordin: A portrait of a Jewish anarchist, Soviet Jewish Affairs, (1974), 4:2, pp. 73-79.]
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This is not a picture of…
This is not a picture of Abba Gordin. This is a picture of Abba Achimeir, who was an activist associated with the Revisionist movement
Hmmm it’s not actually a…
Hmmm it’s not actually a biography either.
Oh hold on, there appears to…
Oh hold on, there appears to be PDF here
https://files.libcom.org/files/abba-gordin-a-portait-of-a-jewish-anarchist.pdf
I've reuploaded that and linked it to this post.
Hayyimbenyonah wrote: This…
OK I replaced the previous photo with one from Wikipedia, thanks for pointing this out.
Good read. This thought…
Good read. This thought provoked by it:
Secular and Rabbinical Judaism's denial of Masiah is like self-defeating prophesy. Who else but Masiah could have spoken these words?
"No one can be the slave of two masters: he will either hate the first and love the second, or be attached to the first and despise the second. You cannot be the slave both of humanity and of money.
That is why I am telling you not to worry about your life and what you are to eat, nor about your body and what you are to wear. Surely life is more than food, and the body more than clothing!
Look at the birds in the sky. They do not sow or reap or gather into barns; yet your Great Nature feeds them. Are you not worth much more than they are? Can any of you, however much you worry, add one single minute to your span of life? And why worry about clothing? Think of the flowers growing in the fields; they never have to work or labour; yet I assure you that not even Solomon in all his royal robes was clothed like one of these."
Why worry?