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19th-century anarchists

21 published records, arranged alphabetically. Each entry is published only where a named source supports it.

Alexandra David-NéelAuthor · BooksAlexandra David-Néel was a French explorer, anthropologist, writer, diarist, opera singer and anarchist (1868–1969). She was born at Saint-Mandé and died at France.
Amilcare CiprianiPhotographer · PhotographyAmilcare Cipriani (1843–1918) was a Kingdom of Italy photographer, communard and anarchist.
Élisée ReclusAuthor · BooksÉlisée Reclus was a French and Belgian geographer, university teacher, communard, writer, anarchist and opinion journalist (1830–1905). He was born at Sainte-Foy-la-Grande and died at Torhout.
Emma GoldmanAuthor · BooksEmma Goldman was a Russian, American and British anarchist, journalist, political philosopher, women's rights activist, lecturer and publisher (1869–1940). She was born at Kaunas and died at Toronto.
Georges DarienAuthor · BooksGeorges Darien was a French writer, playwright, novelist, anarchist and journalist (1862–1921). He was born at Rue du Bac and died at rue Saint-Placide.
Han RynerAuthor · BooksHan Ryner was a French philosopher, journalist, poet, university teacher, anarchist and peace activist (1861–1938). He was born at Nemours and died at Paris.
Herbert Edward ReadAuthor · BooksHerbert Edward Read was a British art historian, poet, writer, philosopher, anarchist and literary critic (1893–1968). He was born at Muscoates and died at Stonegrave.
John Henry MackayAuthor · BooksJohn Henry Mackay (1864–1933) was a Germany writer, poet and biographer.
Joseph DéjacqueAuthor · BooksJoseph Déjacque was a French writer, anarchist, journalist and poet (1821–1864). He was born at Paris and died at Gentilly.
Louise MichelAuthor · BooksLouise Michel (1830–1905) was a French primary school teacher, poet and pedagogue.
Milly WitkopAuthor · BooksMilly Witkop was a Russian women's rights activist, writer, trade unionist, anarchist, feminist and politician (1877–1955). She was born at Zlatopil and died at Westchester County.
Mollie SteimerPhotographer · PhotographyMollie Steimer (1897–1980) was a Russian Empire writer, peace activist and photographer.
Nestor MakhnoArtist · PaintingsNestor Makhno (1888–1934) was a Ukraine revolutionary, writer and painter.
Noe ItōAuthor · BooksNoe Itō (1895–1923) was a Japanese writer, social critic and anarchist.
Pierre MonatteAuthor · BooksPierre Monatte was a French politician, journalist, writer, anarcho-syndicalist, anarchist and union member (1881–1960). He was born at Monlet and died at Vanves.
Pietro GoriAuthor · BooksPietro Gori was a pietro gori is recorded with the citizenship of kingdom of italy. author. Pietro Gori is recorded as poet, journalist, writer, composer and criminologist. The heading is held on record by Wikidata, Wiki
Práxedis GuerreroAuthor · BooksPráxedis Guerrero was a Mexican journalist, military personnel, philosopher, politician, anarchist and poet (1882–1910). He was born at León de Los Aldama and died at Janos.
Renzo NovatoreAuthor · BooksRenzo Novatore was an Italian poet, philosopher, anarchist and writer (1890–1922). He was born at Arcola and died at Genoa.
Victor SergeAuthor · BooksVictor Serge was a Soviet translator, journalist, writer, politician, revolutionary and anarchist (1890–1947). He was born at Brussels and died at Mexico City.
VolinAuthor · BooksVolin was a Russian and French writer, poet, journalist, anarchist, revolutionary and philosopher (1882–1945). He was born at Voronezh and died at Paris.
Voltairine de CleyreAuthor · BooksVoltairine de Cleyre was an American poet, essayist, journalist, women's rights activist, anarchist and peace activist (1866–1912). She was born at Leslie and died at Chicago.

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