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22. Okt. 2019 · Released: October 22, 2019. ISBN-13: 9781849353489. Born in Vercelli in 1861, Luigi Galleani is considered, with Errico Malatesta, the most influential militant of Italian-speaking anarchism. A tireless thinker, agitator, and public speaker, he attracted large numbers of workers to the revolutionary cause in Italy and the United States.
Luigi Galleani. Starting with his individual experiences and original points of view, it also aims to reconstruct the social and cultural climate subversives lived within for fifty years (1880–1931), in Europe as well as the United States. An exciting tableau emerges, and every reader will make their own independent evaluation of it. The ...
Luigi Galleani : the Most Dangerous Anarchist in America by Senta, Antonio. Publication date 2019 Publisher La Vergne : AK Press Collection inlibrary; printdisabled; akpress Language English Rights Purchased . 1 online resource (200 pages) The first Engli ...
Luigi Galleani (1861 – 4. marraskuuta 1931) oli italialainen anarkisti, joka toimi poliittisesti aktiivisesti Yhdysvalloissa vuosina 1901–1919, jolloin hänet karkotettiin Yhdysvalloista. Hän oli tunnettu siitä, että hän kannatti väkivaltaa instituutioita vastaan, mukaan lukien "tyrannien" ja "ihmisten vihollisten" salamurhaaminen. Hänen seuraajansa, joita kutsuttiin
29. Apr. 2012 · When he landed on these shores, in the fall of 1901, shortly after Czologosz’ execution of president McKinley, Luigi Galleani was in the prime of his life. Ten of his forty years of age he had continuously spent either in jail, in relegation or in exile. His mind had matured through a very thorough education, hard thinking and personal ...
26. Juli 2020 · Luigi Galleani was a victim of Italy’s harsh regime. He had become an anarchist whilst studying law at the University of Turin. Convicted of conspiracy in 1894, he spent more than five years of internal exile on Pantelleria, a volcanic island in the Strait of Sicily. He managed to escape to Egypt and traveled via London to the United States, arriving in Paterson, New Jersey, in late 1901.
Such was Galleani's reply to Merlino, elaborated in a series of articles in Cronaca Sovversiva from August 17,1907, to January 25,1908. Combining the spirit of Stirnerite insurgency with Kropotkin's principle of mutual aid, Galleani put forward a vigorous defense of communist anarchism against socialism and reform, preaching the virtues of spontaneity and variety, of autonomy and independence ...
