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Buchbeschreibung Soft cover. Zustand: New. No Jacket. Edited and Translated by Gabriel Kuhn. Title essay first published in German in 1932. Other essays appeared between 1900 and 1933. Explication of anarchist viewpoint promoting maximum individual freedom, with some essays focusing on particular topics of personal liberation and strategy of the anarchist resistance. The author died in a concentration camp less than a year and a half after the Nazi seizure of power. Notes, Bibliography, Index. Published @ $26.95. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 017563
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Buchbeschreibung Paperback. Zustand: New. Erich M?hsam (1878-1934), poet, bohemian, revolutionary, is one of Germany's most renowned and influential anarchists. Born into a middle-class Jewish family, he challenged the conventions of bourgeois society at the turn of the century, engaged in heated debates on the rights of women and homosexuals, and traveled Europe in search of radical communes and artist colonies. He was a primary instigator of the ill-fated Bavarian Council Republic in 1919, and held the libertarian banner high during a Weimar Republic that came under increasing threat by right-wing forces. In 1933, four weeks after Hitler's ascension to power, M?hsam was arrested in his Berlin home. He spent the last sixteen months of his life in detention and died in the Oranienburg Concentration Camp in July 1934. M?hsam wrote poetry, plays, essays, articles, and diaries. His work unites a burning desire for individual liberation with anarcho-communist convictions, and bohemian strains with syndicalist tendencies. The body of his writings is immense, yet hardly any English translations exist. This collection presents not only Liberating Society from the State: What is Communist Anarchism?, M?hsam's main political pamphlet and one of the key texts in the history of German anarchism, but also some of his best-known poems, unbending defenses of political prisoners, passionate calls for solidarity with the lumpenproletariat, recollections of the utopian community of Monte Verit?, debates on the rights of homosexuals and women, excerpts from his journals, and essays contemplating German politics and anarchist theory as much as Jewish identity and the role of intellectuals in the class struggle. An appendix documents the fate of Zenzl M?hsam, who, after her husband's death, escaped to the Soviet Union where she spent twenty years in Gulag camps. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers SKU1004860
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Buchbeschreibung Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Erich Muehsam (18781934), poet, bohemian, revolutionary, is one of Germanys most renowned and influential anarchists. Born into a middle-class Jewish family, he challenged the conventions of bourgeois society at the turn of the century, engaged in heated debates on the rights of women and homosexuals, and traveled Europe in search of radical communes and artist colonies. He was a primary instigator of the ill-fated Bavarian Council Republic in 1919 and held the libertarian banner high during a Weimar Republic that came under increasing threat by right-wing forces. In 1933, four weeks after Hitlers ascension to power, Muehsam was arrested in his Berlin home. He spent the last sixteen months of his life in detention and died in the Oranienburg Concentration Camp in July 1934.Muehsam wrote poetry, plays, essays, articles, and diaries. His work unites a burning desire for individual liberation with anarcho-communist convictions, and bohemian strains with syndicalist tendencies. The body of his writings is immense, yet hardly any English translations have been available before now. This collection presents not only Liberating Society from the State: What Is Communist Anarchism?, Muehsams main political pamphlet and one of the key texts in the history of German anarchism, but also some of his best-known poems, unbending defenses of political prisoners, passionate calls for solidarity with the lumpenproletariat, recollections of the utopian community of Monte Verita, debates on the rights of homosexuals and women, excerpts from his journals, and essays contemplating German politics and anarchist theory as much as Jewish identity and the role of intellectuals in the class struggle.An appendix documents the fate of Zenzl Muehsam, who, after her husbands death, escaped to the Soviet Union where she spent twenty years in Gulag camps. Featuring a riveting collection of anarcho-communist poetry, essays, articles, and diary entries, this translation of Erich Meuhsam's legendary writings introduces the German revolutionary's ideas to English speakers for the first time. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9781604860559
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