Notes of a layman - Iuda Grossman-Roshchin
Letter to the editorial staff of Modern Architecture. Source: Sovremennaya arkhitektura. 1926, nr. 3, p. 77 and cover.
From the history of the anarchist “Black Banner” movement in Białystok
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At the turn of the 20th century Białystok, an industrial city with a population of 80,000 in the Polish part of the Russian empire, was the scene of one of the earliest examples of a mass working class movement inspired by anarchist principles. The ideological impetus for the revolutionary movement in Białystok in 1903–1906 was supplied by Chernoye Znamya [Black Banner], an organization which drew on classical anarchist doctrines but also developed its own approach to building a revolutionary working class movement.
Critique of Kropotkin’s Fundamental Teachings
The anarcho-bolshevik I. S. Grossman-Roshchin (1883–1934) honed his critique of Kropotkin’s anarcho-communism over many years. This is the most mature version, published in 1924.
