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Andreu Nin i Pérez, in kastilischer Namensform Andrés Nin, war ein spanischer Revolutionär aus Katalonien. Als führendes Mitglied der von ihm mitgegründeten POUM wurde er nach den Maiereignissen 1937 im Spanischen Bürgerkrieg sehr wahrscheinlich von Stalinisten verschleppt, gefoltert und ermordet.
Communist Left of Spain (1931–1935) Profession. Journalist, teacher, translator. Andreu Nin i Pérez (1892–1937) was a Catalan politician, trade unionist and translator. He is mainly known for his role in various Spanish left-wing movements of the early 20th century and, later, for his role in the Spanish Civil War.
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- 4 February 1892, El Vendrell, Spain
- Andrés Nin
Andreu Nin, Marxist militant and writer, was born in Catalonia, and learned his politics in Russia and in the international revolutionary movement. He dedicated all his talent and strength to the cause of the Spanish Revolution. He died in Alcala de Henares, firm and inflexible in front of his torturers.
11. Apr. 2023 · Catalonia. Trotskyism. Andreu Nin, leader of the POUM, was murdered by agents of Stalin during the Spanish Civil War. Nin’s legacy speaks to issues still relevant today, from Catalonia’s right to self-determination to the danger of the far right.
26. Juni 2007 · The revolutionary socialist Andreu Nin resisted fascism and Stalinism during the Spanish Civil War of 1936-9. Nin was murdered by Stalinists 70 years ago this month. Andy Durgan looks at his life
Andrés Nin Pérez ( Vendrell, 4 de febrero de 1892- Alcalá de Henares, ¿22 de junio de 1937?), citado más habitualmente por su nombre en catalán Andreu Nin, fue un político, sindicalista y traductor español, conocido por su papel en algunos movimientos izquierdistas españoles del primer tercio del siglo XX y, posteriormente, por su papel en la gu...
1. Juni 2018 · “Here on June 16th, 1937, Andreu Nin (1892-1937) was seen by his companions for the final time. Political Secretary of the POUM, a fighter for socialism and freedom, a victim of Stalinism. His comrades. Barcelona. June 16th, 1983.” This animosity turned violent during the Spanish Civil War (1936-39). The POUM was one of several ...
