81. Emma Goldman (1869-1940) Translate this page Emma Goldman (1869-1940) Emma Goldman kam zu dem Schluß, daß das ?bürokratischeMonstrum“ des bolschewistischen Staates die Russische Revolution, http://www.anarchismus.at/txt5/goldmanbio.htm

Emma Goldman (1869-1940) Zahlreiche bekannte Anarchisten wurden verhaftet und vier von ihnen - August Spies (der Herausgeber der deutschsprachigen anarchistischen „Arbeiter Zeitung“), George Engel, Adolph Fischer und Albert R. Parsons - am 11. November 1887 durch den Strang hingerichtet, obwohl ihnen das Gericht keinerlei direkte Verantwortung für das Attentat hatte nachweisen können. Doch nicht nur für die revolutionäre Selbstbefreiung der Arbeiterschaft kämpfte Emma Goldman mit der ihr eigenen Leidenschaft: nicht minder vehement trat sie in Reden, Vorträgen und Artikeln für die volle Gleichberechtigung der Frau, für eine freie Sexualmoral und die so verpönte Geburtenkontrolle ein. Sie ging für diese Postulate ebenso ins Gefängnis wie für ihren aktiven Antimilitarismus. Nach Ausbruch des Weltkrieges gründete sie mit Berkman die „No Conscription League“, die 1917 verboten wurde. Nach zweijähriger Haft mußte sie am 1. Dezember 1919 zusammen mit zahlreichen anderen aktiven Anarchisten russischer Herkunft die USA verlassen und nach Rußland zurückkehren. Nachdem Emma Goldman Ende 1921 die Sowjetunion wieder verlassen hatte, erschien im folgenden Jahr in Berlin ihre Schrift „Die Ursachen des Niederganges der Russischen Revolution“, der bald darauf eine weitere Auseinandersetzung mit dem bolschewistischen Regime folgte. Nach ihrer „Desillusionierung in Russland“ lebte sie in England und später in Kanada, bis zuletzt eine unermüdliche und temperamentvolle Verfechterin nonkonformistischer Überzeugungen. Am 14. Mai 1940 ist sie in Toronto gestorben. In ihrer Autobiographie „Living My Life“ (New York 1931, zwei Bände) hat sie ihr bewegtes Leben farbig geschildert.

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84. JWA - Posters - Emma Goldman Poster Emma Goldman 18691940. Each poster includes timelines, images, and noteworthy For more information about Emma Goldman, explore our online exhibit. http://www.jwa.org/discover/inthepast/posters/viewposters/egposter.html

Home About Contribute Search ... Contact Visit Our Exhibits Choose an Exhibit Exhibits Main Page Women of Valor Women Who Dared Baltimore Stories Seattle Stories "Women elbowed, trod on each others toes, and did everything else they could without violating the proprieties" to find a place in the overcrowded hall to hear women speak at the first ever Jewish Women's Congress. printSubnavItem('index', '/discover/inthepast/posters/index.html', 'About the Posters'); printSubnavItem('orderposters', '/discover/inthepast/posters/orderposters.html', 'Order Posters'); printSubnavItem('viewposters', '/discover/inthepast/posters/viewposters/entireseries.html', 'View Posters'); Posters: Women of Valor printSubnavItem("entireseries", "Entire Series"); printSubnavItem("baposter", "Bella Abzug"); printSubnavItem("maposter", "Beatrice Alexander"); printSubnavItem("geposter", "Gertrude Elion"); printSubnavItem("rfposter", "Ray Frank"); printSubnavItem("egposter", "Emma Goldman"); printSubnavItem("rgposter", "Rebecca Gratz"); printSubnavItem("gposter", "Glikl Bas Judah"); printSubnavItem("elposter", "Emma Lazarus");

85. A Dozen Pictures Of Emma Goldman - Introduction This woman was Emma Goldman (18691940), anarchist, advocate of women s andworkers rights as well as sexual freedom. Accused of terrorist acts, http://www.iisg.nl/collections/goldman/intro.html

@import url("/styles/dozen.css"); International Institute of Social History Collections / Dozens A Dozen Pictures of Emma Goldman NL Portraits In September 1895 a "very dangerous anarchist woman from New York" was searched by the Amsterdam police. This woman was Emma Goldman (1869-1940), anarchist, advocate of women's and workers' rights as well as sexual freedom. Accused of terrorist acts, she was more than once arrested and detained. In 1919, she was deported to Soviet Russia. There she became a fierce adversary of bolshevism. Between the two World Wars Goldman travelled across Europe. She was hailed by the Spanish anarchist movement CNT/FAI during the Civil War. On her way back from Barcelona she once again visited Amsterdam, this time to deposit her archive and the papers of Alexander Berkman, her great love, at the IISH. She arrived on 22 December 1938 and spent several weeks at the Institute to get this "extremely difficult and hellishly painful job" of arranging the archive done. Yet she was glad that the Berkman and Goldman papers now belonged to "the most perfect collection, dating over a hundred years, of Anarchist writing in every language of the world...." A selection of twelve portraits of Emma Goldman, originating from the Goldman archive as well as other anarchist collections at the IISH, can be viewed.

86. Resist!ca || "A Most Dangerous Woman" - The Legacy Of Anarchist & Activist Emma Emma Goldman (18691940) stands as a major figure in the history of Americanradicalism and feminism. An influential and well-known anarchist of her day, http://resist.ca/story/2005/6/6/01543/56014

home email lists request services ... help News Menu Post news Comment on a story · News sections and topics Request News/Email/Web Account Search news · Get Resist! news by email or syndication · News FAQ Related Links http://sunsite3.berkeley.edu/G oldman/ More on Actions, Events and Campaigns Also by blackandred Section/Topic List ... Events Posted by: blackandred , Section: British Columbia Posted on Mon Jun 6th, 2005 at 12:26:17 AM PST "A Most Dangerous Woman" Emma Goldman Dr. Barry Pateman - Associate Editor, The Emma Goldman Papers, University of California, Berkeley Saturday June 11, 2005 12:45 - 1:30 PM Room 1600, Simon Fraser University Harbour Centre In association with The IWW - The First 100 Years and Thinking Through Action Conferences "EMMA GOLDMAN (1869-1940) stands as a major figure in the history of American radicalism and feminism. An influential and well-known anarchist of her day, Goldman was an early advocate of free speech, birth control, women's equality and independence, union organization, and the eight-hour work day. Her criticism of mandatory conscription of young men into the military during World War I led to a two-year imprisonment, followed by her deportation in 1919. For the rest of her life until her death in 1940, she continued to participate in the social and political movements of her age, from the Russian Revolution to the Spanish Civil War." "A Most Dangerous Woman" - Emma Goldman - Dr Barry Pateman - Associate Editor The Emma Goldman Papers, University of

87. Goldman Family Abraham Goldman, date unknown. Courtesy of The Emma Goldman Papers and International gldm7Emma Goldman, 1886. Emma Goldman (1869-1940)Born to Taube http://www.eilatgordinlevitan.com/kurenets/k_pages/goldman.html

Dolhinov Horodok Krasne Krivichi ... eilatgordinlevitan.com - HOME PAGE Click on Photos to Enlarge Goldman Family #gldm-1 #gldm-2 #gldm-3 #gldm-4:The Goldman Family, St. Petersburg, 1882 Courtesy of New York Public Library Manuscripts and Archives Division and The Emma Goldman Papers Left to right: Emma, standing; Helena, seated, with Morris on her lap; Taube; Herman; Abraham. #gldm-5 #gldm-6: Taube Goldman, date unknown Abraham Goldman, date unknown Courtesy of The Emma Goldman Papers and International Institute of Social History #gldm-7:Emma Goldman, 1886 Emma Goldman (1869-1940)Born to Taube Bienowitch and Abraham Goldman in the Jewish quarter of in Kovno, Russian city in (now) Lithuania in Lithuania, 27 June 1869, Goldman experienced a traumatic youth. She grew up in a family providing little love, her parents the product of an arranged marriage. Abraham invested the little money they had in a business that failed, leaving a family of seven with little to live on. Abraham sent Emma to Germany to live with her grandmother and attend school. Her uncle ended up withdrawing her from the school and pocketed the tuition sent from her father.

88. Emma Goldmann (1869-1940) — FAU Bonn Translate this page Emma Goldmann (1869-1940) Emma Goldman wurde am 27. Juni 1869 in einemjüdischen Getto in Litauen geboren und immigrierte mit 16 Jahren in die USA. http://www.fau-bonn.de/material/anarchismus/Emma

Skip to content. FAU Bonn Personal tools You are not logged in Log in Emma Goldmann (1869-1940) Document Actions "If I can't dance, I don't want to be part of your revolution" Emma Goldmann. Emma Goldmann war eine der erstaunlichsten Frauengestalten der j¼ngeren Geschichte. 1869 in Litauen geboren, emigrierte sie mit 16 Jahren in die USA, wo sie bald Kontakte zu anarchistischen Kreisen kn¼pfte und bis an ihr Lebensende f¼r die Rechte der Frauen und Arbeiter k¤mpfte. Emma Goldman wurde am 27. Juni 1869 in einem j¼dischen Getto in Litauen geboren und immigrierte mit 16 Jahren in die USA. Ihre ersten Erfahrungen dort sind gepr¤gt durch Anti-Semitismus, was sie schnell zu einer Kritikerin ihres neuen Landes macht, ebenso wie sie es von ihrem alten war. Doch was sie dazu gebracht hat, ihr Leben dem politischen Radikalismus zu verschreiben, war das H¤ngen von vier Anarchisten in Chicago, die des Mordes an Polizisten w¤hrend des " Haymarket Riot " (Heumarkt-Aufstand) beschuldigt wurden. Sie arbeitete als N¤herin in einer Korsettfabrik und schlussfolgerte bald, dass sie und die anderen Arbeiterinnen von den Fabrikbesitzern ausgebeutet wurden. Der Anarchismus faszinierte sie nicht nur deshalb, weil er vorsah, Kapitalismus zugunsten von freien Arbeitsgruppen abzuschaffen, sondern auch weil Anarchismus f¼r Atheismus, Redefreiheit und Abschaffung von sexuellen Verboten stand. Wie viele AnarchistInnen zu ihrer Zeit hatte auch Emma Goldman mit dem Gedanken der politischen Gewalt gespielt. W¤hrend des "

89. The Emma Goldman Papers (DL SunSITE) Biography, writings, photographs, video clips, bibliography, and school curriculummaterials about topics related to her life, work, and social change in http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/Goldman/

The Emma Goldman Papers honors the memory of David Ballantine, Emma Goldman’s feisty nephew, who died on June 22, 2005. We also mourn the loss of the composer David Diamond, a supporter of the Emma Goldman Papers as well as the son of Emma Goldman’s seamstress, who died on June 13, 2005. please support the work of the emma goldman papers. Thank you for visiting our site. We hope you have found the information about the remarkable Emma Goldman and the ideals she fought for throughout her life interesting and useful. Like many projects of this kind, we rely on your financial support to meet our obligations and to keep the work moving forward. Now, in this time of economic constraint, we need your help more than ever. Please help sustain our work with your tax-deductible donation. project news: Goldman’s New Declaration of Independence You can read Emma Goldman’s essay, A New Declaration of Independence here. (June 2005) “Emma: An Opera in Two Acts” by Elaine Fine Based on the play by Howard Zinn, has been kindly donated by its author and composer to the Emma Goldman Papers. (June 2005)

90. Glossary Of People: Go Goldman, Emma (1869 1940). American anarchist, lecturer and writer in the UnitedStates and later a participant in the Spanish Civil War. http://www.marxists.org/glossary/people/g/o.htm

MIA Encyclopedia of Marxism : Glossary of People Go Hilbert Gottlob Frege ; his approach contributed to the algorithmic methods of Alan Turing , the founder of modern computer science. He was an advocate of Kant , vol. 38 (1931), On formally indeterminable propositions of the Principia Mathematica of Alfred North Whitehead and Bertrand Russell . This article ended nearly a century of attempts to establish axioms that would provide a rigorous basis for all mathematics. Further Reading: The Development of the Foundations of Mathematics in the Light of Philosophy . See also, Ernst Kolman and Sonya Yanovskaya's and Goldman, Emma (1869 - 1940) American anarchist , lecturer and writer in the United States and later a participant in the Spanish Civil War. Born in Lithuania, her family owners of a small hotel, Goldman spent her early years in in Königsberg, East Prussia and later (in 1882) moved to St. Petersburg. As semi-wealthy Jews, Goldman and her family at times suffered from social and political persecution. By the time she was 16 (1885), in conflict with her father who tried to marry her off, she emigrated with her half-sister to the United States (Rochester, New York), where she began working in clothing factories. At 19, she was married for ten months, when she divorced her husband. Her two volume, 56 chapter autobiography Living My Life , begins three years after her arrival in the United States: IT WAS THE 15TH OF AUGUST 1889, THE DAY OF MY ARRIVAL IN New York City. I was twenty years old. All that had happened in my life until that time was now left behind me, cast off like a worn-out garment. A new world was before me, strange and terrifying. But I had youth, good health, and a passionate ideal. Whatever the new held in store for me I was determined to meet unflinchingly.

91. Goldman, Emma Born on June 27, 1869, in Kovno (now Kaunas), Lithuania, Emma Goldman grew up there Examinations of Goldman s life and work include Martha Solomon, Emma http://search.eb.com/women/articles/Goldman_Emma.html

Goldman, Emma Emma Goldman By courtesy of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin (1869-1940), anarchist In 1895, upon her release, Goldman embarked on lecture tours of Europe and the United States. Leon Czolgosz, the assassin of President William McKinley, claimed to have been inspired by her, although there was no direct connection between them, and by that time she had repudiated her earlier tolerance of violence as an acceptable means of achieving social ends. In 1906 Berkman was freed, and he and Goldman resumed their joint activities. In that year she founded Mother Earth, a periodical that she edited until its suppression in 1917. Her naturalization as a U.S. citizen was revoked by a legal stratagem in 1908. Two years later she published Anarchism and Other Essays. Goldman spoke often and widely, not only on anarchism and social problems but also on the current European drama of Henrik Ibsen, August Strindberg, G.B. Shaw, and others. She was instrumental in introducing many European playwrights to an American audience. Her lectures on that topic were published in 1914 as The Social Significance of the Modern Drama.

92. Emma Goldman: A Guide To Her Life And Documentary Sources It will assist researchers using The Emma Goldman Papers A Microfilm Chronology (1869 1940) This chronology is divided into three parts and will http://sunsite3.berkeley.edu/Goldman/Guide/

EMMA GOLDMAN: A GUIDE TO HER LIFE AND DOCUMENTARY SOURCES Candace Falk, Editor and Director Stephen Cole, Associate Editor Sally Thomas, Assistant Editor CONTENTS Editor's Introductory Essay An introductory essay describing the highlights and historical significance of the collection. Bibliographical Essay This essay directs readers to major publications on anarchism and other works by and about Emma Goldman and her contemporaries. (Note: this essay includes additional references not found in the printed guide.) It will assist researchers using The Emma Goldman Papers: A Microfilm Edition, 69 reels (Chadwyck-Healey Inc., 1991). Chronology (1869 - 1940) This chronology is divided into three parts and will assist the reader in following Goldman's lecture tours and other activities. It will assist researchers using The Emma Goldman Papers: A Microfilm Edition, 69 reels (Chadwyck-Healey Inc., 1991). Chronology (1869 - 1900) Chronology (1901 - 1919) Chronology (1920 - 1940) Correspondence Index "Correspondence Series: Index By Name," from Emma Goldman: A Guide to Her Life and Documentary Sources

93. Emma Goldman Emma Goldman. 1869 1940. Local Anarchism What it really Stands For The Individual, Society and the State. Linked Living My Life http://flag.blackened.net/daver/anarchism/emma/emma.html

Emma Goldman Local: Anarchism: What it really Stands For The Individual, Society and the State Linked: Living My Life I have some Pictures of Emma and her grave in Chicago. Return to Anarchist Library

94. Emma Goldman Emma Goldman was born in Kovno, Lithuania in 1869 into a religiously traditional By the 1890s, Goldman won a reputation as Red Emma, perhaps the most http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/biography/EGoldman.html

Emma Goldman Emma Goldman was born in Kovno, Lithuania in 1869 into a religiously traditional household. As a teenager, she was deeply influenced by the Russian anarchist writers Chernyshevsky and Bakunin. When she expressed a desire for further education, her father told her, "Girls don’t have to learn much! All a Jewish daughter needs to know is how to prepare gefilte fish, cut noodles fine and give the man plenty of children." Rebelling against such limits, in 1885 the strong-minded 16-year-old Goldman left home and boarded a boat for America, the land of freedom. By the 1890s, Goldman won a reputation as "Red Emma," perhaps the most notorious radical lecturer in the United States. In New York City, anarchist newspaper editor Johann influenced Goldman Most. Recognizing her charisma, Most encouraged the fiery Goldman to agitate among Yiddish speaking workers for general strikes and the overthrow of the state. Beyond the usual anarchist protest against economic inequality, Goldman also called for "freedom, the right to self-expression [and] everybody’s right to beautiful things." Goldman invoked the love of beauty and higher instincts that, she believed, are shared by all humans regardless of cultural background or economic status. At this time, Goldman met and became involved with Alexander Berkman, a fellow anarchist. In 1892, the pair became incensed by the repression and killing of strikers at Carnegie Steel’s Homestead plant, near Pittsburgh. Goldman funded Berkman’s purchase of the gun with which he wounded Henry Clay Frick, manager of Carnegie Steel, in a failed assassination attempt. Berkman was sentenced to life in prison and the United States government launched a crackdown on other anarchists. One year later, Goldman was imprisoned for violating laws that prohibited anarchist speech. Goldman proclaimed that the government "can never stop women from talking."

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97. Goldman Emma - Books, Journals, Articles @ The Questia Online Library Goldman, Emma 1869 1940, American anarchist, b. Lithuania throughout the UnitedStates. In 1893, Goldman was imprisoned for inciting to riot. http://www.questia.com/search/goldman-emma

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100. Rodrigo Quesada Monge: El Anarquismo De Emma Goldman - Nº 17 Espéculo (UCM) Emma GOLDMAN1 http://www.ucm.es/info/especulo/numero17/goldman.html

EL ANARQUISMO DE EMMA GOLDMAN (1869-1940) Y LOS LÍMITES DE LA UTOPÍA Rodrigo Quesada Monge "El Estado es el altar de la libertad política que, como el altar de la religión, está concebido con el solo propósito del sacrificio humano". E MMA G OLDMAN PRESENTACIÓN. R Con este trabajo queremos rescatar el ideario anarquista de la ilustre pensadora judía, articulando nuestro análisis sobre cuatro ejes esenciales; ellos serán los siguientes: Anarquismo y marxismo: Emma Goldman y el estado soviético. Anarquismo y feminismo: Emma Goldman y la "mujer nueva". Anarquismo y romanticismo: Emma Goldman y el amor libre. Anarquismo y utopía: Emma Goldman y los totalitarismos. Como en otros ensayos nuestros, el grueso de la bibliografía es en lenguas extranjeras, en vista de que son excepcionales los textos de Goldman traducidos al español. De tal manera que, éste bien puede ser concebido como una introducción al pensamiento de la mujer, al mismo tiempo que una puesta a punto con muchas de las profecías y pronósticos que hubiera hecho en su momento sobre el futuro, ya conocido por todos, del estado soviético. ANARQUISMO Y MARXISMO: EMMA GOLDMAN Y EL ESTADO SOVIÉTICO.

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