(Inglés-English) Alexander Berkman. What Is Communist Anarchism?

(Inglés-English) Alexander Berkman

Alexander Berkman (Inglés-English)

 

What Is Communist Anarchism?

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Introduction

Chapter 1: What Do You Want Out Of Life?

Chapter 2: The Wage System

Chapter 3: Law and Government

Chapter 4: How the System Works

Chapter 5: Unemployment

Chapter 6: War?

Chapter 7: Church and School

Chapter 8: Justice

Chapter 9: Can The Church Help You?

Chapter 10: Reformer and Politician

Chapter 11: The Trade Union

Chapter 12: Whose Is The Power?

Chapter 13: Socialism

Chapter 14: The February Revolution

Chapter 15: Between February and October

Chapter 16: The Bolsheviki

Chapter 17: Revolution and Dictatorship

Chapter 18: The Dictatorship at Work

Chapter 19: Is Anarchism Violence?

Chapter 20: What is Anarchism?

Chapter 21: Is Anarchy Possible?

Chapter 22: Will Communist Anarchism Work?

Chapter 23: Non-Communist Anarchists

Chapter 24: Why Revolution?

Chapter 25: The Idea is the Thing

Chapter 26: Preparation

Chapter 27: Organization of Labor for the Social Revolution

Chapter 28: Principles and Practice

Chapter 29: Consumption and Exchange

Chapter 30: Production

Chapter 31: Defense of the Revolution

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[1] According to the old Russian calendar, in November.

[2] Executed by the Bolsheviki in Ekaterinburg, Siberia, in 1918.

[3] From the Russian word bolshe, meaning “more” or majority; menshe signifying less”

[4] Because of the widely believed but false charge against Lenin of being in the pay of Germany.

[5] July 16, new style.

[6] November 7, new style.

[7] In the South of Russia (the Ukraine) the bourgeoisie did offer some resistance, but only during the rule of the Hetmen Skoropadsky and Petlura, aided by the Allied armies. As soon as foreign aid was withdrawn, the Ukrainian bourgeoisie also became helpless.

[8] Real counter-revolution began much later, when Bolshevik terror and dictatorship were in full sway, which alienated the masses and resulted in insurrections.

[9] 1917, by Leon Trotsky. Moscow, 1925.

[10] The revolt of the Kronstadt sailors in March, 1921. See The Kronstadt Rebellion, by the author.

[11] July 13, 1874.

[12] Anarchy refers to the condition. Anarchism is the theory or teaching about it.

[13] N. Y. World Almanac, 1927.

[14] The Mutualists, though not calling themselves Anarchists (probably because the name is so misunderstood), are nevertheless thoroughgoing Anarchists, since they disbelieve in government and political authority of any kind.

[15] See Mutual Aid, by Peter Kropotkin.

[16] The official liberation of political prisoners in Russia took place subsequently, after the revolutionary masses had wrecked prisons in Petrograd, Moscow, and other cities.

[17] See The Kronstadt Rebellion, by the author.

[18] Those special police and military bodies, known as zagriaditelniye otriadi, were most bitterly hated and popularly known as “robber regiments”, because of their irresponsible thievery, incredible deprâvity and cruelty. They were abolished by the introduction of the “new economic policy.”

[19] N. Y. World Almanac, 1927

[20] Exclusive of the army, militia, and navy, and the great numbers employed in unnecessary and harmful occupations, such as the building of warships, the manufacture of ammunition and other military equipment, etc.

[21] The Tchaikovsky-Miller Government

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