Durruti: The People Armed
Abel Paz

<b>Durruti: The People Armed</b><br>Abel PazDurruti: The People Armed Abel Paz Coming soon! Forty years of fighting, of exile, of jailings, of living underground, of strikes, and of insurrection, Buenaventura Durruti, the legendary Spanish revolutionary lived many lives. Uncompromising anarchist, intransigent revolutionary, he travelled a long road from rebellious young worker to the man who refused all bureaucratic positions, honours, awards, and who at death was mourned by millions of women

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They all shared a common belief in restoring community self-reliance and bringing economic and social activities back to a more human scale

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Balance: Art and Nature

The Anthropological Background

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It also presents important evidence in support of the argument that Magón’s influence within the Mexican left between 1910 and 1920 was far stronger than we have previously recognised

the 1969 protest action by West Indian students fighting institutional discrimination

Not What I Do

War and the Dispersal of Huronia

Mutual Aid is still the best refutation of the Darwinian thesis of survival of the fittest

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