Anarchism — a life of freedom and creative independence for humanity.
Ukrainian anarchist revolutionary (1888–1934)
He led a peasant army that carved out anarchist communes across southern Ukraine during the Civil War, fighting nationalists, Whites, and eventually the Bolsheviks who used him and then hunted him into exile.
Nestor Makhno grew up in a Ukrainian peasant family and joined a local anarchist group during the 1905 revolution, spending seven years in prison for it. Released in 1917, he returned to his hometown of Huliaipole and began redistributing estates to peasants, then built the Revolutionary Insurgent Army of Ukraine. He defeated occupying Central Powers forces at the Battle of Dibrivka and established the Makhnovshchina, a mass movement attempting anarchist communism across the region. His forces fought alongside the Bolsheviks twice — first in 1919, then again in 1920 to expel the White Army fro…
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Anarchism — a life of freedom and creative independence for humanity.
Anarchism's outward form is a free, non-governed society, which offers freedom, equality and solidarity for its members.
Anarchism is as revolutionary, as diverse, and as sublime in every facet as is human life itself.
I would still call on you, reader and brother, to take up the struggle for the ideal anarchism, for only if you fight for this ideal and uphold it will you understand it properly.
Liberation” under the management of any government or political set-up — what’s that got to do with freedom?
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