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Freedom K. C. Sinclair Voltairine de Cleyre

American Notes: The Klondike & The Native – Voltairine de Cleyre (1897)

“…the most mournful thing is this final in-surge of the Anglo-Saxon upon the last retreat of the North American Indian.”

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Freedom

Notes on Colonialism – Freedom (1887)

“Then comes the French Government to protect the stolen goods, enclose the lands, and drive the tribes into the stony and barren uplands.”

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Fernando Tarrida del Mármol Freedom

Cuba – Fernando Tarrida del Mármol (1899)

“The revolutionary proletarians, after their heroic struggle against Spanish tyranny in favor of political independence, are now prepared to fight the politicians of Cuba and the United States in order to secure social emancipation and absolute liberty.”

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Freedom

Another Little War – Freedom (1887)

“…of course it is the business of the government, the agent and swash-buckler of the ruling classes, to aid and abet them in the spoliation of uncivilised peoples.”

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Spain and the World

Those Who Make War Possible – Spain and the World (1938)

The Allies produced, sold and transported oil to the fascist countries before the war.

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Ethel Mannin Spain and the World

Capitalist Peace – Ethel Mannin (1938)

“There is a war of Fascist aggression in China, and in Spain, and a war against British Imperialism in Palestine.”

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Camillo Berneri Carlo Rosselli Emma Goldman Spain and the World

Callousness or Indifference? – Emma Goldman (1937)

“The advent of Dictatorship and Fascism has resulted in appalling indifference to the most harrowing crimes.”

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Ethel MacDonald

The United Front – Ethel MacDonald (1937)

“Only a very few said peace did not matter, unless it was the peace of revolution.”

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Emma Goldman Spain and the World

Herschel Grynspan and His Tormentors – Emma Goldman (1938)

“No, not only Jews, but thousands of political dissenters have been tortured and done to death in the hideous concentration camps or on the block.”

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Errico Malatesta

To the Cuban People – Errico Malatesta (1900)

“We anarchists want Cuba’s freedom, just as we want that of all peoples: we want true freedom, though. And for this we have fought and will continue to fight.”

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