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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Luigi_GalleaniLuigi Galleani - Wikipedia

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   Luigi Galleani (Italian: [luˈiːdʒi ɡalleˈaːni]; August 12, 1861 – November 4, 1931) was an Italian insurrectionary anarchist best known for his advocacy of "propaganda of the deed", a strategy of political assassinations and violent attacks.

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3. slate.com › news-and-politics › 2013Luigi Galleani, Palmer Raids: The bomb-throwing anarchists ...

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   Apr 26, 2013 · Crime. The Bomb-Throwing Anarchists Who Terrorized Boston 100 Years Before the Tsarnaevs. By Justin Peters. April 26, 201312:26 PM. Luigi Galleani. Wikimedia Commons. The Boston Marathon...

4. dwardmac.pitzer.edu › Anarchist_Archives › brightLuigi Galleani Biography

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   Luigi Galleani (1861-1931) was a major 20th century anarchist born in Vercelli Italy. Famous internationally, he was a proponent of propaganda by the deed. Galleani became versed in legal and political theory at the University of Turin while acquiring a law degree.

5. time.com › 5580829How the May Day Mail Bombs of 1919 Changed American ... - TIME

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   May 1, 2019 · Luigi Galleani was a major figure in the American anarchist movement. He spent his whole life fomenting various anarchist rebellions.

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6. www.neh.gov › divisions › preservationThe Anarchist’s Chronicle | The National Endowment for the ...

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   Jan 13, 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.

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7. www.fifthestate.org › luigi-galleaniLuigi Galleani - Fifth Estate

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   Luigi Galleani: the Most Dangerous Anarchist In America by Antonio Senta. AK Press, 2019 akpress.org. Sacco and Vanzetti, the Italian-American anarchists executed in Massachusetts in 1927 for a robbery and murder they probably had nothing to do with, had a favorite newspaper.

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   Who is Luigi Galleani?

   • 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. Largely forgotten for decades he has recently been re-discovered by the generation of anarchists politicized during the alternative globalization struggles.

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   How was Luigi Galleani supported?

   • Luigi Galleani was supported in so many ways by the movement he was a part of throughout his adult life in every country he lived in, especially by other Italian-speaking anarchists. This support continued, though in a much smaller way, upon his forced return to Italy following a wave of bombings attributed to anarchists in the U.S.

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   Why was Luigi Galleani deported?

   • (Luigi Galleani was himself deported in June 1919, but not for direct involvement in any bombings.) This was only the beginning of a tug-of-war between anarchists and the U.S. government, which would unfold into the first Red Scare.

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   How did Galleani influence the anarchist movement?

   • From Barre, Galleani stirred an already active anarchist movement fed by a large influx of Italian immigrants to America between 1880 and 1920. Some of these “new immigrants” arrived already holding anarchist beliefs; others were unskilled workers who were disappointed by their experiences in the United States and embraced Galleani’s radical views.

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9. theanarchistlibrary.org › library › jeff-shantzLuigi Galleani | The Anarchist Library

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   Learn about Luigi Galleani, the author of The End of Anarchism? (1925), who defended \"propaganda by deed\" and criticized reformism and socialism. Discover his views on individualism, communism, violence, organization and progress.

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