Dictionnaire des anarchistes
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| Author | Claude Pennetier |
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| Subject | Biographical dictionary, anarchists in France |
| Publisher | Editions de l'Atelier |
Publication date | 2014 |
| Pages | 528 |
Dictionnaire des anarchistes is a biographical dictionary of anarchists in France published in 2014 within the Le Maitron series.
Le Maitron is a series of reference works: a 44-volume biographical dictionary of the French workers' movement, with additional volumes based on period, region (outside France), and theme. The Dictionnaire des anarchistes, on the anarchists, is one such thematic volume. The work was originally conceived between historian Michel Dreyfus, Radio Libertaire host Hugues Lenoir, and Maitron director Claude Pennetier in 2006 and compiled by libertarian (anarchist) historians and activists from Alternative libertaire, Anarchist Federation (France), Coordination des groupes anarchistes, and Confédération nationale du travail. The work was originally expected for release in 2011.[1]
