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'''November 7''' is the [[7]]<sup>th</sup> day in [[November]]. | '''November 7''' is the [[7]]<sup>th</sup> day in [[November]]. | ||
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[[1879]] -- [[France]]: [[Benoît Broutchoux]] lives (1879-[[1944]]). French | [[1879]] -- [[France]]: [[Benoît Broutchoux]] lives (1879-[[1944]]). French | ||
| − | anarchist, adherent of neo-Malthusian ideas & | + | anarchist, adherent of neo-Malthusian ideas & "free love" |
advocate. | advocate. | ||
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[[1893]] -- [[Spain]]: [[Orsini]] tosses two bombs into a [[Barcelona]] | [[1893]] -- [[Spain]]: [[Orsini]] tosses two bombs into a [[Barcelona]] | ||
opera house to avenge the execution of Pauli Pallas... | opera house to avenge the execution of Pauli Pallas... | ||
| − | 20 dead & several casualties. A state of siege is declared | + | 20 dead & several casualties. A state of siege is declared |
| − | in the city & hundreds of anarchists arrested & tortured | + | in the city & hundreds of anarchists arrested & tortured |
by the army. | by the army. | ||
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:http://recollectionbooks.com/bleed/Encyclopedia/GoldmanEmma.htm | :http://recollectionbooks.com/bleed/Encyclopedia/GoldmanEmma.htm | ||
| − | [[1912]] -- [[Ernest Riebe]]'s | + | [[1912]] -- [[Ernest Riebe]]'s "Mr. Block," [[Industrial Workers of the World|IWW]] comic strip, |
makes its first appearance. | makes its first appearance. | ||
:http://picturebook.nothingness.org/pbook/mrblock/display_contents/1 | :http://picturebook.nothingness.org/pbook/mrblock/display_contents/1 | ||
| − | [[1913]] -- [[Albert Camus]] lives, [[Algeria]]. Wrote | + | [[1913]] -- [[Albert Camus]] lives, [[Algeria]]. Wrote "The Stranger," |
| − | + | "The Myth of Sisyphus," gets Nobel Prize for Literature in [[1957]]. | |
| − | In [[1959]], he started the review | + | In [[1959]], he started the review "Freedom", in support of conscientious |
objectors. | objectors. | ||
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It includes an 8-hour day, prohibition of work for children under | It includes an 8-hour day, prohibition of work for children under | ||
age 14, worker cooperatives to run factories abandoned by owners, | age 14, worker cooperatives to run factories abandoned by owners, | ||
| − | & a fixed minimum wage. But | + | & a fixed minimum wage. But "it failed to respond to some of the |
| − | most important demands [of the] Mexican labor movement | + | most important demands [of the] Mexican labor movement", & |
exposes Zapata's lack of understanding of his urban counterparts. | exposes Zapata's lack of understanding of his urban counterparts. | ||
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Party as the new landlord-occupant of the Winter Palace. | Party as the new landlord-occupant of the Winter Palace. | ||
| − | [[1918]] -- [[ | + | [[1918]] -- [["Red Bavaria" Revolution]]. Workers revolt. The Bavarian |
| − | monarchy is overthrown & a Republic is declared by the Socialist | + | monarchy is overthrown & a Republic is declared by the Socialist |
Kurt Eisner, who becomes its president. | Kurt Eisner, who becomes its president. | ||
:http://recollectionbooks.com/bleed/Encyclopedia/TravenB.htm | :http://recollectionbooks.com/bleed/Encyclopedia/TravenB.htm | ||
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[[1920]] -- [[Russia]]: [[Emma Goldman]] attends the third anniversary | [[1920]] -- [[Russia]]: [[Emma Goldman]] attends the third anniversary | ||
of the October Revolution in Petrograd, in her estimation | of the October Revolution in Petrograd, in her estimation | ||
| − | + | "more like the funeral than the birth of the Revolution." | |
| − | [[1938]] -- [[Ethel Mannin]], [[Ireland|Irish]] novelist & anarchist, | + | [[1938]] -- [[Ethel Mannin]], [[Ireland|Irish]] novelist & anarchist, |
successfully assumes [[Emma Goldman]]'s role as | successfully assumes [[Emma Goldman]]'s role as | ||
SIA representative in [[London]]. | SIA representative in [[London]]. | ||
:http://recollectionbooks.com/bleed/Encyclopedia/ManninEthel/mannin1.htm | :http://recollectionbooks.com/bleed/Encyclopedia/ManninEthel/mannin1.htm | ||
| − | [[1938]] -- [[Charles Malato]] dies. [[France|French]] revolutionary & | + | [[1938]] -- [[Charles Malato]] dies. [[France|French]] revolutionary & |
propagandist, close friend of Francisco Ferrer. He was | propagandist, close friend of Francisco Ferrer. He was | ||
one of four anarchists falsely arrested in 1905 for a | one of four anarchists falsely arrested in 1905 for a | ||
tossing a bomb into a processsion headed by the French | tossing a bomb into a processsion headed by the French | ||
| − | President & the King of Spain. | + | President & the King of Spain. |
[[1960]] -- [[Charles d'Avray]], ([[1878]]-1960) dies. Poète et | [[1960]] -- [[Charles d'Avray]], ([[1878]]-1960) dies. Poète et | ||
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[[1974]] -- [[China]]: Huge wall poster, critical of the regime, is posted | [[1974]] -- [[China]]: Huge wall poster, critical of the regime, is posted | ||
| − | on Peking Road in Canton. Entitled | + | on Peking Road in Canton. Entitled "Concerning Socialist |
| − | Democracy & Legal System: Dedicated to Chairman Mao | + | Democracy & Legal System: Dedicated to Chairman Mao |
| − | & the fourth National People's Congress | + | & the fourth National People's Congress", it is written by |
a group of ex-Red Guards under the collective pseudonym | a group of ex-Red Guards under the collective pseudonym | ||
of Li I-che. Articles on Chinese anarchism, | of Li I-che. Articles on Chinese anarchism, | ||
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[[1983]] -- [[United States of America|US]]: City plan revealed, to improve the lives of South | [[1983]] -- [[United States of America|US]]: City plan revealed, to improve the lives of South | ||
Bronx residents by pasting vinyl decals — featuring cheery images | Bronx residents by pasting vinyl decals — featuring cheery images | ||
| − | of curtains, shades, shutters & plants — on the boarded-up | + | of curtains, shades, shutters & plants — on the boarded-up |
| − | windows of abandoned tenements. Says a housing official, | + | windows of abandoned tenements. Says a housing official, "Perception is reality." |
[[2000]] -- [[United States of America|US]]: Despite wasting a record 3+ billion dollars | [[2000]] -- [[United States of America|US]]: Despite wasting a record 3+ billion dollars | ||
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[[2004]] -- [[France]]: [[Sébastien Briat]] dies, crushed by a train of | [[2004]] -- [[France]]: [[Sébastien Briat]] dies, crushed by a train of | ||
radioactive waste bound for [[Germany]]. Antinuclear militant | radioactive waste bound for [[Germany]]. Antinuclear militant | ||
| − | & a 21-year-old trade unionist, Sebastien helped found a | + | & a 21-year-old trade unionist, Sebastien helped found a |
| − | student section of the trade union CNT-Education de Nancy. | + | student section of the trade union CNT-Education de Nancy. |
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==External link== | ==External link== | ||
Revision as of 02:57, 18 November 2010
November 7 is the 7th day in November.
>==Events==
1879 -- France: Benoît Broutchoux lives (1879-1944). French anarchist, adherent of neo-Malthusian ideas & "free love" advocate.
1891 -- Spain: Santiago Salvador Franch tosses two bombs into the audience at Teatre Liceu opera house during a performance of the opera William Tell, killing 22 people.
1893 -- Spain: Orsini tosses two bombs into a Barcelona opera house to avenge the execution of Pauli Pallas... 20 dead & several casualties. A state of siege is declared in the city & hundreds of anarchists arrested & tortured by the army.
1908 -- US: Omaha chief of police prevents Emma Goldman from lecturing in the hall of her choice, where she hoped to lecture between the 7th-13th.
1912 -- Ernest Riebe's "Mr. Block," IWW comic strip, makes its first appearance.
1913 -- Albert Camus lives, Algeria. Wrote "The Stranger," "The Myth of Sisyphus," gets Nobel Prize for Literature in 1957. In 1959, he started the review "Freedom", in support of conscientious objectors.
1915 -- Mexico: Zapata issues a proposed labor law. It includes an 8-hour day, prohibition of work for children under age 14, worker cooperatives to run factories abandoned by owners, & a fixed minimum wage. But "it failed to respond to some of the most important demands [of the] Mexican labor movement", & exposes Zapata's lack of understanding of his urban counterparts.
1917 -- Russia: The Bolshevik coup leaves the Communist Party as the new landlord-occupant of the Winter Palace.
1918 -- "Red Bavaria" Revolution. Workers revolt. The Bavarian monarchy is overthrown & a Republic is declared by the Socialist Kurt Eisner, who becomes its president.
- http://recollectionbooks.com/bleed/Encyclopedia/TravenB.htm
- http://recollectionbooks.com/bleed/Encyclopedia/MuhsamErich.htm
- http://recollectionbooks.com/bleed/Encyclopedia/LandauerGustav.htm
1920 -- Russia: Emma Goldman attends the third anniversary of the October Revolution in Petrograd, in her estimation "more like the funeral than the birth of the Revolution."
1938 -- Ethel Mannin, Irish novelist & anarchist, successfully assumes Emma Goldman's role as SIA representative in London.
1938 -- Charles Malato dies. French revolutionary & propagandist, close friend of Francisco Ferrer. He was one of four anarchists falsely arrested in 1905 for a tossing a bomb into a processsion headed by the French President & the King of Spain.
1960 -- Charles d'Avray, (1878-1960) dies. Poète et chansonnier anarchiste
1971 -- American anarchist Joseph Spivak (1882-1971) dies. Co-founder of the Libertarian Book Club in NY City.
1974 -- China: Huge wall poster, critical of the regime, is posted on Peking Road in Canton. Entitled "Concerning Socialist Democracy & Legal System: Dedicated to Chairman Mao & the fourth National People's Congress", it is written by a group of ex-Red Guards under the collective pseudonym of Li I-che. Articles on Chinese anarchism,
1983 -- US: City plan revealed, to improve the lives of South Bronx residents by pasting vinyl decals — featuring cheery images of curtains, shades, shutters & plants — on the boarded-up windows of abandoned tenements. Says a housing official, "Perception is reality."
2000 -- US: Despite wasting a record 3+ billion dollars urging the American electorate to vote, only a minority of eligible Americans are bought. Many among the vast majority are convinced none of the candidates could possibly represent them or are worthy of their vote.
2004 -- France: Sébastien Briat dies, crushed by a train of radioactive waste bound for Germany. Antinuclear militant & a 21-year-old trade unionist, Sebastien helped found a student section of the trade union CNT-Education de Nancy.
