The Anarchist Encyclopedia

January 30, 2018 Shawn P. Wilbur Anarchist Encyclopedia

About the Anarchist Encyclopedia and the Œuvre Internationale des Editions anarchistes:

  • “Aux Anarchistes de tous les pays,” La Revue anarchiste 3 no. 26 (Avril 1924): 16. [Translation: “To the Anarchists of all Nations”]
  • “L’Œuvre Internationale des Editions anarchistes (ses buts, ses moyens),” La Revue anarchiste 3 no. 27 (Mai 1924): 31-32. [French text]
  • “Fusion de ‘La Revue Anarchiste’ et de la Partie française de ‘La Revue Internationale Anarchiste Polyglotte’,” La Revue anarchiste 4 no. 34 (10 juillet 1925) : 6-7. [French text]
  • “Une Consultation mondiale sur les tâches immédiates et futures de l’Anarchisme,” La Revue Internationale anarchiste 1 no. 1 (15 novembre 1924) : 11-12.
  • Sébastien Faure, “A Work of Immense Utility,” Revue Anarchiste 4 no. 35 (August 10, 1925): 16-18.

THE ANARCHIST DICTIONARY:

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