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Articles les plus récents

• Bernard Lazare (1865-1903)

  14 juin, par Philippe

  Au cours de sa courte vie, Bernard Lazare fut écrivain symboliste, journaliste, anarchiste, dreyfusard et défenseur des juifs persécutés.

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• Georg Elser (1903-1945) - Un homme seul contre le nazisme

  13 juin, par François Roux

  Le 8 novembre 1939, une bombe explose au Bürgerbraükeller, une brasserie de Munich, une dizaine de minutes après le départ d’Hitler. On retrouve vite Georg Elser, l’auteur de cet attentat manqué, on l’oublie vite aussi. Le parcours de cet ouvrier anonyme qui a agi seul est pourtant singulier.

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• Jules Vallès

  11 juin, par Thierry Maricourt

  Jules Vallès est né le 11 juin 1832, au Puy-en-Velay. Professeur de grammaire, son père tentera toute sa vie de monter en grade et sa mère n’aura cesse d’oublier ses origines paysannes. Par cet antagonisme qu’elle subit, celui entre la ville et la campagne, mais aussi celui entre la petite bourgeoisie et les milieux populaires, l’enfance de Jules Vallès (ou plus exactement Vallez) influera grandement sur son oeuvre future.

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• Programmes de Radio Libertaire du 9 au 15 juin 2025

  

  Félix Vallotton : « La Charge », 1898. Toujours d’actualité.

  10 juin

  Demandez le programme de #RadioLibertaire 89.4 MHz Paris - #podcasts #RSS #Stream ---> https://urls.fr/mok1U4

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• [Comic] Louise Michel - 2

  8 June, by Anarlivres, DLR, OLT

  Text : Anarlivres.org & Drawings : OLT (CC BY-NC-SA) - Translated : DLR
  Louise Michel is amazed by the beauty of this land of exil and is immediately interested in the culture and manners of the Canacs, supporting them during their revolt in 1878. After five years of detention, she can settle in Noumea where she resumes her activities as a school teacher. In 1880, the General Amnesty of the Communards allowed her to return to France.
  Until her death, Louise will be, for twenty-five (…)

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• [Comic] Louise Michel - 1

  7 June, by Anarlivres, DLR, OLT

  Text : Anarlivres.org & Drawings : OLT (CC BY-NC-SA) - Translated : DLR
  Daughter of a servant and certainly the son of the chatelains for whom her mother works, Louise Michel was born at the castle of Vroncourt-la-Côte in the East of France (Haute-Marne). She grows up with her mother, pampered by « her grandparents », receiving a liberal education and good education.In 1852, she obtained the necessary diploma to become a teacher and opened a free school. After a few years of teaching (…)

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• [Comic] Mohamed Saïl, «A Kabyle Anarchist»

  6 June, by DLR, MLT, OLT

  Born in Kabylia, near Béjaïa, east of Algiers, on October 14, 1894, Mohamed Saïl was imprisoned during the First World War for insubordination and desertion. After his release, and having settled in the Paris region, he joined the Anarchist Union. In 1923, he founded the Committee for the Defense of Algerian Natives.

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• Programmes de Radio Libertaire du 2 au 8 juin 2025

  2 juin

  Demandez le programme de #RadioLibertaire 89.4 MHz Paris - #podcasts #RSS #Stream ---> https://urls.fr/a0YmYw

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• [Comic] Lucía Sánchez Saornil

  1 June, by Partage Noir

  Born into a modest family, she obtained a job at the telephone company in 1916, but continued her studies at the Academy of Fine Arts. In 1918, passionate about poetry, she joined the literary movement "Ultraísmo" and published her first poems.

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• [Comic] Marie-Louise Berneri (1918-1949)

  31 May, by DLR, MLT, OLT

  «We don’t build our movement on obscure ideas. Perhaps we should produce fewer ideas, but we should be able to understand them completely and explain them to others at any time. »

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