Simon Radowitzky and the People's Justice

Paperback

1991 · npl

by Bayer, Osvaldo

npl: Elephant Editions, 1991. Paperback. 89p., wraps, 4x5 inches, very good condition. Originally serialized in Madres de Plaza de Mayo Monthly, June to September 1991, Buenos Aires. Brief biography of the Ukrainian anarchist. Radowitzky immigrated to Argentina in 1908 and spent 21 years in prison for the assassination of Ramón Lorenzo Falcón, a police chief responsible for repression and violence against anarchists in Buenos Aires. After being pardoned, he went to Madrid and fought for the Republicans in the Spanish Civil War. (Inventory #: 259319)

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