Bombs and Anarchists Propaganda of the Deed Recounted
The piece traces the origin and spread of the idea propaganda of the deed among 19th century anarchists led by Bakunin, noting attacks in Europe and the United States. It covers notable bombings, trials, and the shift to planting bombs to avoid direct execution, plus profiles of Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman and the role of the IWW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peecety
Mikhail Bakunin
Rovsian
Tor
Bakunin
Saxon
Ustrian
Sibera Truths
Czar
United States
London
School of Murter Anarchists
Wilhelm I
Germany
Svere
Spain
Anarchy
Fuarehy
Barce— Spalo
Roth
Barcelona
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Auguit
Russia
Haymarket
Ohio
Gap
Wdt
San Braneisen
Tom Mooney
Wicked
Prisen
New York Post Office
Iwick
Georgia
Balunin
Calfiero
Malatesta
Pronarda
Tyler
Berkman
Alexander Berkman
Emma Goldman
Akonin
Pew
King and Queen
French Boy Seeks Summer Visit to Fort Wayne
A letter describes a 13 year old French boy Paul Kissel eager for a summer trip to America. His French mother would host a visiting American youth in Bordeaux, with expenses covered, but travel costs must be found. The request seeks residents of Fort Wayne to sponsor or arrange the American visit for the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Journal- Gazette
Howard (. Smith
Fort Wayne
Bordeaux
Paul Louie Kissel
America
Paul
Madame Kisyel
England
Junraul-Gaeelt
Fur
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Bakonin
B.C. Rotgers
Tad
Industrial Workers of World
I. W. OW
Oor
Koveralls Regus
Levi Strauss & CO
San Trancisco, Cal
Jack
Alitehe
iKav Veralls Sig
Levi Strauss
Atton-Fales
Reatitehed
Levi Strauss &O
San Francisco
Calif
Chicago
Ofice
Medinch Building
Corust Jactsos Anid
New York
Oolice
Broadway Cantina Bet
Bache “Whare
Pickard's
Linino
Voss
Ilas
Kroehler
Frain
Hoosier Kitchen
Ickard Iouse Furnishing Co