BY THE EARLY 1960s, when I began to interview the anarchists, the classical phase of the movement, bounded by the Paris Commune of 1871 and the Spanish Revolution of the 1930s, had long since drawn to a close.
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Anarchist Voices
An Oral History of Anarchism in America
by Paul Avrich
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Through his many books on the history of anarchism, Paul Avrich has done much to dispel the public’s conception of the anarchists as mere terrorists. In Anarchist Voices, Avrich lets American anarchists speak for themselves. This abridged edition contains fifty-three interviews conducted by Avrich over a period of thirty years, interviews that portray the human dimensions of a movement much maligned by the authorities and contemporary journalists. Most of the interviewees (anarchists as well as their friends and relatives) were active during the heyday of the movement, between the 1880s and the 1930s. They represent all schools of anarchism and include both famous figures and minor ones, previously overlooked by most historians. Their stories provide a wealth of personal detail about such anarchist luminaries as Emma Goldman and Sacco and Vanzetti.
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Table of Contents
List of Illustrations
Page ix
Preface and Acknowledgments
Page xi
PART ONE: PIONEERS
Introduction
Page 3
Oriole Tucker Riché
Page 8
Beatrice Fetz
Page 11
Helena Bailie
Page 14
Laurance Labadie
Page 15
Alexandra Kropotkin
Page 16
John J. Most, Jr.
Page 18
Mary Schwab
Page 20
Henry R. Schnaubelt
Page 22
Milton W- Thorpe
Page 23
Grace Umrath
Page 23
Elmer B. Isaak
Page 27
Marion Bell
Page 29
Brigitte Hausberger
Page 33
Fermin Rocker
Page 37
PART TWO: EMMA GOLDMAN
Introduction
Page 45
Freda Diamond
Page 51
Luba Stein Benenson
Page 55
Jeanne Levey
Page 56
Pauline H. Turkel
Page 58
Hilda Adel
Page 60
Roger N. Baldwin
Page 62
Albert Boni
Page 65
Gabriel Javsicas
Page 66
Ida Gershoy
Page 68
Arthur Leonard Ross
Page 72
Kate Wolfson
Page 73
Ora Robbins
Page 76
Millie Grobstein
Page 77
Ahrne Thorne
Page 80
PART THREE: SACCO AND VANZETTI
Introduction
Page 87
Spencer Sacco
Page 92
Gemma Diotalevi
Page 95
Jennie Paglia
Page 96
Ralph Piesco
Page 98
George T. Kelley
Page 99
Beltrando Brini
Page 100
Lefevre Brini Wager
Page 104
Concetta Silvestri
Page 107
Jenny Salemme
Page 109
Catina Willman
Page 111
Joseph Moro
Page 112
Bartolomeo Provo
Page 115
Vincenzo Farulla
Page 120
Sebastiano Magliocea
Page 121
Sara R. Ehrmann
Page 122
Art Shields
Page 123
Fred J. Cook
Page 126
George Vaux
Page 127
Harry Richal
Page 128
Louis Tarabelli
Page 130
Charles Poggi
Page 132
Febo Pomilia
Page 134
Florence Rossi
Page 136
Galileo Tobia
Page 137
Elide Sanchini
Page 138
Oreste Fabrizi
Page 139
Alberico Pirani
Page 141
Valerio Isca
Page 143
John Vattuone
Page 151
William Gallo
Page 153
Guy Liberti
Page 157
Hugo Rolland
Page 159
Esther Travaglio
Page 160
Vincenzo Ferrero
Page 163
Dominick Sallitto
Page 166
Lino Molin
Page 167
Mark Luca
Page 168
Frank Brand
Page 169
Attilio Bortolotti
Page 175
PART FOUR: SCHOOLS AND COLONIES
Introduction
Page 191
Amour Liber
Page 196
Révolte Bercovici
Page 197
David Lawson
Page 198
Manuel Komroff
Page 200
Benjamin G. Benno
Page 203
Maurice Hollod
Page 204
Rose Coldblatt
Page 209
Gussie Denenberg
Page 211
Charles Plunkett
Page 214
Moritz Jagendorf
Page 219
Morris Beresin
Page 222
Harry Melman
Page 223
Emma Gilbert
Page 224
Richard Gilbert
Page 228
Magda Schoenwetter
Page 229
Ray Shedlovsky
Page 231
Eva Bein
Page 234
Mary Rappaport
Page 237
Anna Schwartz
Page 239
Hugo Gellert
Page 241
Lillian Rifkin Blumenfeld
Page 243
Suzanne Hotkine Avins
Page 245
Anatole Freeman Ishill
Page 248
Ben Frumkin
Page 249
Siegfried Rolland
Page 250
Esther Walters
Page 251
Rina Garst
Page 251
Mollie Albert
Page 254
Molly Bogin
Page 256
Lallah Blanpied
Page 257
Dorothy Rick
Page 259
Jacques Dubois
Page 259
Henry Fruchter
Page 260
Nora Horn
Page 261
Jacob Landa
Page 262
Jo Ann Burbank
Page 264
Ben Licherman
Page 268
Jacques Rudome
Page 270
Lydia Miller
Page 273
Eva Brandes
Page 274
Nellie Dick
Page 282
Macie Pope
Page 291
Dayid Dadisman
Page 292
Pearl Pottu
Page 294
Radium LaVene
Page 295
Philip Trupin
Page 296
Louis A Gittelman
Page 299
Ellis Grosner
Page 301
Aaron Rockoff
Page 303
Eleanor Litwak
Page 304
Shaindel Ostroff
Page 306
Emanuel V. Conason
Page 308
Beatrice Markowitz
Page 309
Dora Keyser
Page 310
PART FIVE: ETHNIC ANARCHISTS
Introduction
Page 315
Sam Dreen
Page 320
René Shapshak
Page 324
Lena Shlakman
Page 325
Julius Seltzer
Page 328
Joseph Spivak
Page 330
Rebecea August
Page 332
Ida Lehrer and Sonya Tucker
Page 333
Zalman Deanin
Page 334
Sonya Deanin
Page 335
Paul Rose
Page 337
Ida Radosh
Page 339
Clara Larsen
Page 340
Bessie Zoglin
Page 342
Sonya Farber
Page 346
Isidore Farbiash
Page 348
Israel Ostroff
Page 349
Abraham Blecher
Page 351
Clara Halpern
Page 353
Morris Schulmeister
Page 359
David Babich
Page 364
Victor Lynn
Page 365
Wanda Swicda
Page 369
Morris Ganberg
Page 371
Morris Greenshner
Page 376
Mark Mratchny
Page 381
Johanna Boetz
Page 385
Leon Shapiro
Page 386
Boris Yelensky
Page 388
Marcelino Garcia
Page 390
Sirio Esteve
Page 393
José Hemnindez
Page 394
Louis G. Raymond
Page 394
Juan Anido
Page 396
Marcelo Salinas
Page 397
Gustavo Lopez
Page 398
Joachin Edo
Page 399
Federico Arcos
Page 400
H. L Wei
Page 407
Red Jones
Page 409
Bella Wong
Page 410
PART SIX: THE 1920s AND AFTER
Introduction
Page 415
Sam Dolgoff
Page 419
Sarah Taback
Page 429
Jack Frager
Page 431
Abe Bluestein
Page 435
Louis Genin
Page 439
Louis Slater
Page 443
Clara Solomon
Page 446
Sidney Solomon
Page 449
Mark Schmidt
Page 453
Franz Fleigler
Page 454
Irving Sterling
Page 457
Audrey Goodriend
Page 460
David Koven
Page 461
Bronka Greenberg
Page 463
Daniel Guérin
Page 467
Dwight Macdonald
Page 469
Robert S. Calese
Page 470
Richard Ellington
Page 472
Fred Woodworth
Page 473
Anne McVey
Page 476
Notes
Page 477
List of Periodicals
Page 529
Further Reading
Page 537
Index
Page 543
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (p. [477]-542) and index.
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