I’m no fan of Lenin, but he spent a good deal of time in London, so must be included in this series. I haven’t chosen this mugshot as an expression of my disapproval – it’s just that most of the photos that are available were taken after the revolution, and this one is the closest […]
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Russians in London: Lenin
Posted in Russians in London
Tagged Alexander Bogdanov, Beatrice Webb, Bob Dylan, Felix Dzerzhinsky, Grigory Zinoviev, Harry Quelch, Iskra, Julius Martov, Kropotkin, Krupskaya, Lenin, Lev Kamenev, London, Louise Michel, Lunacharsky, Marx, Maxim Gorky, Maxim Litvinov, Mikhail Tomsky, Pavel Axelrod, Plekhanov, Rosa Luxemburg, Rudolf Rocker, Sidney Webb, Stalin, Trotsky, Vera Zasulich
Posted by Sarah Young on January 16, 2011
https://sarahjyoung.com/site/2011/01/16/russians-in-london-lenin/
Russians in London: Pyotr Kropotkin
The geographer and anarchist Prince Pyotr Kropotkin first arrived in England in July 1876, fresh from his legendary escape from the Peter and Paul fortress in St Petersburg. He lived briefly in Edinburgh, and earned a living writing for The Times and the journal Nature, but it would be another ten years before he settled […]
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Tagged Afanasy Matushenko, Alexander II, Ambrose Barker, Charles Murray, Charlotte Wilson, Eleanor Marx, Emile Pouget, Errico Malatesta, Francesco Merlino, George Kennan, George Standring, Keir Hardie, Kropotkin, London, Louise Michel, Marie Le Compte, Moscow, Nikolai Chaikovsky, Rudolf Rocker, Shaul Yanovsky, Siberia, St Petersburg, Stepniak-Kravchinsky
Posted by Sarah Young on January 9, 2011
https://sarahjyoung.com/site/2011/01/09/russians-in-london-pyotr-kropotkin/
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