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showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Arts Business Entertainment Games ... More... On this page: Dictionary Encyclopedia Works WordNet US History Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping Emma Goldman Dictionary Gold·man gōld mən Emma Russian-born American anarchist. Jailed repeatedly for her advocacy of birth control and opposition to military conscription, she was deported to the Soviet Union in 1919. Her writings include My Disillusionment in Russia (1923) and Living My Life Encyclopedia Goldman, Emma, 1869–1940, American anarchist, b. Lithuania. She emigrated to Rochester, N.Y., in 1886 and worked there in clothing factories. After 1889 she was active in the anarchist movement, and her speeches attracted attention throughout the United States. In 1893, Goldman was imprisoned for inciting to riot. From 1906 she was associated with Alexander Berkman in publishing the anarchist paper Mother Earth. In 1916 she was imprisoned for publicly advocating birth control, and in 1917 for obstructing the draft. With Berkman, Goldman was deported in 1919 to Russia but left that country in 1921 because of her disagreement with the Bolshevik government. In 1926 she married James Colton, a Welshman. She was permitted to reenter the United States for a lecture tour in 1934 on condition that she refrain from public discussion of politics. She took an active part in the Spanish civil war in 1936. She died in Toronto. Bibliography See her Living My Life (1931). Other writings include

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Emma Goldman (1869-1940) Emma Goldman was born on June 27 1869 in a Jewish ghetto in Lithuanian and immigrated with 16 years in the USA. Anti-Semitism molds her first experiences there what made her fast become a critic of her new country, just as she was of her old one. But what led her to dedicate her life to political radicalism was the hanging of 4 anarchists in Chicago who were accused of murdering policemen during the Haymarket riot . She worked as a sewing machine operator in a corset factory what made her concluding that the factory owners exploited her and the other workers. She was attracted to anarchism not only because it wanted to replace capitalism with free worker cooperatives but also because stood for free speech, atheism and the freedom from sexual inhibition. Like many other anarchists in her time she was attracted to the idea of political violence. During the Homestead strike she helped her lover and friend Alexander Berkmann with the planning of the attempted assassination of the steel factory owner Henry Frick. Only a year later she was one year in prison because she encouraged unemployed workers to steel bread if they really need to.

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Emma Goldman (1869-1940) Haymarket Riot Homestaed Strike Haymarket Riot Homestaed Strike Quellen u.a.: - "Love, anarchy, and Emma Goldman" (C. Falk) - "Rebel in Paradise: A Biography of Emma Goldman" (R. Drinnon) - "Lockout: Homestead Strike of 1892" (L. Wolff) - "The Haymarket Tragedy" (P. Avrich) The Emma Goldman Papers Collected Works Of Emma Goldman Besuche auch Emancypunx! Warschau , eine autonome, feministische Frauengruppe Diese Seite wurde zuletzt am 21.03.2004 aktualisiert. this page in english

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A born propagandist and organizer, Emma Goldman championed women's equality free love workers' rights , free universal education regardless of race or gender, and anarchism. For more than thirty years, she defined the limits of dissent and free speech in Progressive Era America. A World Ruled by Fear Goldman was born in 1869 in Lithuania to a Russian-Jewish family of shopkeepers. She was educated in East Prussia and in St. Petersburg, where she moved with her family in 1881, months after the assassination of Czar Alexander II. Goldman lived in a world ruled by fear and the ubiquitous secret police, a world in which even the mildest expression of dissent would be summarily crushed. As a teenager, she began to embrace the ideas of the Russian revolutionary movement. The movement imagined a society of free equals, a tantalizing Utopia in which all problems could be solved on earth, by ordinary people. Its proponents were committed to removing a Czarist regime at any cost. Disappointed by America In 1885 Goldman emigrated to the United States. In America, her hopes outran the dreary reality of working in a Rochester clothing factory and a brief, unhappy marriage to a fellow worker. A year after her arrival, she was shocked by the trial, conviction, and execution of labor activists falsely accused of a bombing in Chicago's Haymarket Square. After their deaths, Goldman declared that America "had proved most disappointing."

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