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Luigi Galleani (né à Verceil le 12 août 1861 ; mort à Aulla le 4 novembre 1931), est un anarchiste insurrectionnel, théoricien anarchiste et éditeur du journal Cronaca Sovversiva (en français, Chronique subversive).
Luigi Galleani (Italian: [luˈiːdʒi ɡalleˈaːni]; 12 August 1861 – 4 November 1931) was an Italian insurrectionary anarchist best known for his advocacy of "propaganda of the deed", a strategy of political assassinations and violent attacks.
1 mai 2019 · Luigi Galleani was a major figure in the American anarchist movement. He spent his whole life fomenting various anarchist rebellions. Born in Italy, he dropped out of university to...
Authors: Franco Lombardi, Luigi Galleani Topics: anti-pacifism , anti-war , Galleanist , insurrectionary , Luigi Galleani Date: November 1914 — January 1915
Luigi Galleani, author of the anarchist classic, The End of Anarchism? (1925) was, during his lifetime, among the most significant and best-known anarchist-communists.
13 janv. 2016 · Its creator, Luigi Galleani, was a lawyer, journalist, and radical born in Italy. He was imprisoned several times in Europe for leading strikes and demonstrations for workers’ rights, fleeing from Italy to France to Egypt and London before arriving in Paterson, New Jersey, in late 1901.
26 avr. 2013 · Their leader was Luigi Galleani, an Italian immigrant based out of Lynn, Mass. In the pages of his newsletter, Cronaca Sovversiva, Galleani preached resistance to authority, by violent means...
