A Visit to Louise Michel - Paul Lafargue
French Socialist Paul Lafargue recorded his visit to Louise Michel in St Lazare prison following her conviction for starting a riot in 1883.
Great Lives - Louise Michel
Submitted by Reddebrek on Dec 17 2017 01:03
An audio biography and discussion of the life of Louise Michel.
The Woman Rebel #1.02
The Woman Rebel Vol. 1. No. 2 (April, 1914). New York, NY. Sourced from the Archives of Social History (from the State University of New York) 1976 republication of The Woman Rebel. Digitized by Google and uploaded to HathiTrust. Document has 100% OCR.
Tracing Louise Michel in the Pacific
Submitted by Steven. on Jul 24 2017 10:06
An extremely well-researched text by Paul Mason exploring exiled Paris Communard Louise Michel's time imprisoned on the French colony of New Caledonia in the late 19th century.
Louise Michel: a Paris Communard in South London
Submitted by Fluffy on Jul 9 2017 14:22
An article covering time spent in London by the former Paris communard, Louise Michel.
Virino de la Pariza Komuno: A.I. Molok
Informoj pri la virinoj en la Pariza Komuno. Tradukis Ninelina
Graphic dreams of Utopia [Book review of The Red Virgin and the Vision of Utopia]
Review of the new graphic novel on the life of French Communard and anarchist Louise Michel, "The Red Virgin and the Vision of Utopia" by Mary M. Talbot and Bryan Talbot.
Louise Michel - Edith Thomas
Submitted by Anonymous on Apr 21 2015 22:36
Well researched, thorough and detailed biography of legendary Paris communard, anarchist and French national hero of the late 19th century, translated by Penelope Williams in 1980.
Louise Michel and William Morris - Linda Richardson
Submitted by Steven. on Mar 17 2015 23:09
Article by Linda Richardson about the connections between Paris communard Louise Michel and libertarian socialist British artist William Morris.
Louise Michel: rebel lives
Louise Michel was the incendiary leader of the 1871 Paris Commune, when the city's population rose up to establish a short-lived workers' government. An anarchist and an irrepressible rebel, "The Red Virgin" spent much of her life on the run, in jail, or in danger of being locked away in mental asylums. This is Michel's defiant story, with commentaries by Emma Goldman, Bertolt Brecht, Sheila Rowbotham, Howard Zinn, Victor Hugo, and Karl Marx.
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