A brief history of the Spanish anarchist refugees and immigrants in Australia

An illustrated account of Spanish anarchist exiles in Australia, including their productive collaborations with Australian - and other exiled - anarchists.

Edited and compiled by: Francisco Soler with the co-operation of Grupo Cultural de Estudios Sociales de Melbourne. Published and Produced by: Acracia, May 2012. This compilation of memories is not subject to any copyright. We will only ask you to acknowledge the source should you wish to use any of its contents.

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