French Anarchist Volunteers

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Berry, David. "French Anarchist Volunteers in Spain, 1936-39: Contribution to a Collective Biography of the French Anarchist Movement"

Research in progress This paper and its appendices were presented to a conference organized by Professor Jean Batou at the University of Lausanne (...)

Berry, David. "French Anarchist Volunteers in Spain, 1936-39: Contribution to a Collective Biography of the French Anarchist Movement" - Appendix 1 -

Nommer le militant «obscur» redonne son épaisseur au réel, et annule l’anonymat où le pouvoir voudrait le laisser. [...] L’important tient à l’esprit (...)

Berry, David. "French Anarchist Volunteers in Spain, 1936-39: Contribution to a Collective Biography of the French Anarchist Movement" - Appendix 2 -

Thirty-four French libertarians or volunteers with anarchist militias who died in Spain [1] | Badard/Baudard, Roger | Perdiguera, 17 October (...)

Berry, David. "French Anarchist Volunteers in Spain, 1936-39: Contribution to a Collective Biography of the French Anarchist Movement" - Appendix 3 -

Fifteen of the French members of the International Group of the Durruti Column killed during the nationalist offensive at Perdiguera, 17 October (...)

Berry, David. "French Anarchist Volunteers in Spain, 1936-39: Contribution to a Collective Biography of the French Anarchist Movement" - Appendix 4 -

Angelo, Joseph No further information. Blot, Roger No further information. Bonin, Raoul No further information. Carbonic/Carbonie, Lucien No (...)

Berry, David. "French Anarchist Volunteers in Spain, 1936-39: Contribution to a Collective Biography of the French Anarchist Movement" - Appendix 5 -

Bernard A CNT report accuses Bernard of having written a “fantastical, poetic report” about Augustin Souchy’s activities in Germany on the basis of (...)

Berry, David. "French Anarchist Volunteers in Spain, 1936-39: Contribution to a Collective Biography of the French Anarchist Movement" - Appendix 6 -

Alary, Lucien Alary was imprisoned in the Carcel Modelo. He was released at the same time as P. Vaucher. Cardeur, Alexis In April or May 1937, (...)