

Help proofread and improve!Īdamw ( talk) 02:37, 28 January 2016 (UTC) Let's be generous and call the present translation an amateur job, which doesn't make for the easiest read. It contains this book mostly verbatim, plus additional sections going into the theory behind Malatesta's work, and examples of his writing. The second edition only exists in Italian, as " Malatesta, l'uomo e il pensiero". Large fragments of this book were previously translated or paraphrased by Vernon Richards, in "Malatesta, his Life and Ideas" (1977). This book was strictly the story of Malatesta's life, and that is what has been translated here. The orator and the writer = ORATORE E SCRITTOREįabbri's biography of Errico Malatesta was published in two forms, the first edition could not be published in fascist Italy, but was a success in Barcelona, translated into Spanish by Diego Abad de Santillán at the beginning of the civil war. Sickness and death (1938).įuture generations will understand Malatesta = DI MALATESTA rimane a conoscenza dei contemporanei e dei futuri Contributing to the foreign anarchist press.

Committees, conferences and congresses. Arguments against the war and interventionism. Anarchist congress in Amsterdam (1907). “La Questione Sociale” of Paterson (1899-1900). International Socialist Workers’ Congress in London. In Switzerland, France, Belgium and Spain. 4.7 L’Associazione in Nice and London (1889-90).“La Questione Sociale” of Buenos Aires (1885). With those sick from cholera in Naples (1884). The trial of Rome and “The Social Question” of Florence. The International Congress in London (1881). The Internationalist Congresses of Florence and Bern (1876). 4.2 The insurrectionary movements of 1874.
