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Mikhail Bakunin, “The Social Revolution” (1871)
[Even when we are extremely careful, it is easy for translations to become compromised by changes in the common usage of particular keywords. When we feel the pressure of translating for audiences who may be […]
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Louise Michel, “Nadine”
NADINE by Louise Michel CHARACTERS Michel Bakunin. The Prince. Serge, his aide de camp. The Count Toscof, exile, father of Serge. Patelski. Belly. Miérolowski. Jacques Széla, patriot. Alexander Herzen. Count Wodzicki. Wolf, banker. Kokoski, police […]
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Mikhail Bakunin, “Confession” (1851)
titre: Confession titre de l’original: date: juillet-août 1851 lieu: Forteresse Pierre-et-Paul pays: Russie source: Moscou, GARF f.825, o.1, d.297 langue: traduction traduction: Bakounine, Confession. 1851, traduit par Paulette Brupbacher, Paris, 1974 |1Votre Majesté Impériale très […]
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Mikhail Bakunin, “Ma défense” (1850)
titre: Ma défense titre de l’original: date: janvier-mars 1850 lieu: Forteresse de Königstein pays: Allemagne source: ejchan, V., Bakunin v echách, Prague, 1928, pp. 101-189 langue: traduction traduction: IISG note: La publication Bakunin v echách […]
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Library Update — July 1, 2017
Today is the anniversary of the death of Bakunin in 1876. It seems like as good an occasion as any to update folks on the progress of the library (particularly as I had really hoped […]
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Max Nettlau, “New Bakunin Documents” (1924)
NEW BAKUNIN DOCUMENTS. Materials for the Biography of M. Bakunin. From Documents in tho Archives of the late Third Department [of State Police] and the Ministry of the Navy. Edited and Annotated by Viatcheslav Polonski. […]
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John Tamlyn, “Marx and Bakunin” (1920)
MARX AND BAKUNIN. [The following letter was sent to the Call, but the Editor declined to publish it, on the ground that it “might possibly lead to confusion in the minds of people who are […]
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Mikhail Bakunin, “The Reveille of the Peoples” (1870)
The Germans have just rendered an immense service to the French people. They have destroyed its army. The French army! That terrible instrument of imperial despotism, that unique reason for the existence of the Napoleons! […]