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Errico Gaetano Maria Pasquale Malatesta was an Italian anarchist, theorist and revolutionary socialist. He edited several radical newspapers and spent much of his life exiled and imprisoned, having been jailed and expelled from Italy, Britain, France, and Switzerland. Originally a supporter of insurrectionary propaganda of the deed, Malatesta later advocated for syndicalism. His exiles included fi…
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culture · Italian anarchist (1853–1932) · activist · writer · revolutionary · journalist · trade unionist · anarchist · editor · also Errico Malatesta, Enrico Malatesta, Malatesta
Born 4 December 1853 · Died 22 July 1932 · Q215673
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Anarchizm, tak samo jak socjalizm, ma za podstawę, punkt wyjścia, równość warunków; hasłem jego solidarność a metodą wolność. Nie jest on doskonałością; nie jest bezwzględnym ideałem, który oddala się jak horyzont w miarę naszego zbliżania się; lecz jest on drogą otwartą dla wszelkiego postępu, do wszystkiego doskonalenia, a to w interesie ogółu.
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“The Tragedy of the Political Exiles”
Died 1932-07-22.
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“Anarchizm, tak samo jak socjalizm, ma za podstawę, punkt wyjścia, równość warunków; hasłem jego solidarność a metodą wolność. Nie jest on doskonałością; nie jest bezwzględnym ideałem, który oddala się jak horyzont w miarę naszego zbliżania się; lecz jest on drogą otwartą dla wszelkiego postępu, do wszystkiego doskonalenia, a to w interesie ogółu.”
“We follow ideas and not men, and rebel against this habit of embodying a principle in a man.”
The Italian government imprisoned him again, although he was released two months before the fascists came to power
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The founding congress of the Unión Obrera Democrática Filipina - first national trade union federation in the Philippines - adopted Malatesta's book Between Peasants as being part of the political foundation of the movem
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Returned to the port city of Ancona to take part in the blossoming anarchist movement among the dockworkers there
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Malatesta first published a newspaper called L'Associazione in Nice, remaining there until he was once again forced to flee to London
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Malatesta organised a small group to help fight against the British
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Born 1853-12-04.
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