The Early Days of Greek Anarchism
by Pomonis, Paul (Ed)Edition: Pamphlet
Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2004-12-24
Publisher(s): Sharply Library
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Summary
During the days of the First International, Anarchism took root in Greece: the first Greek Anarchist publication came out in 1861. The Democratic Club of Patras (founded in 1876) was organised to preach Anarchist ideas. Their newspaper Hellenic Democracy was brought down by a wave of government repression, but the seed had been planted. Here's two essays documenting those fledgeling years, edited and translated by Paul Pomonis
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