Max Nettlau
Max Nettlau (1865-1944)
One of 2019’s archival projects will be pulling together the large quantity of material I have gathered or generated regarding Max Nettlau and his works. […]
Max Nettlau
From the Archives
Working Translations
E. Armand to Max Nettlau (mid-July, 1922)
Transcribed from the Max Nettlau Papers, IISH (Ms. 162) Working Translation by Shawn P. Wilbur
Steubenville Survey
Anarchist Beginnings
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Max Nettlau, “Observations d’actualité” (1910)
[The French essay “Observations d’actualité” was a translation and revision of “A General Survey” (Freedom 24 no. 249 (January, 1910): 5-7.) This new English translation is intended to show the refinement of Nettlau’s ideas.] Max […]
From the Archives
Max Nettlau, “The War in the Balkans” (1913)
The present struggle is, in my opinion, not a struggle between little Montenegro and big Turkey, little Servia and big Austria, but between the isolated Turkish and Austro-German interests, strictly on the defence, and unfettered Panslavist greed, egged on and supported by the bitter and absolute enmity of France and England against everything that is German. We saw how public opinion was “educated” by politicians and the Press, until the South African War become “inevitable;” the same game is going on about Germany—these are the first-fruits of this campaign. […]
anarchism without adjectives
anarchism without adjectives
anarchism without adjectives