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Calendar Anarhist 2019 1 M △Aut Noi, care am cugetat ca și tine, știm cu cine avem să luptăm: cu toată lumea noastră! (N. Safir - 1877) IANUARIE Calendar anarhist 2019 1 M △aut. anar. MakotoIANUARIE Tomioka (1897), scriit. soc. Const. 1 MMille △ Makoto (1862); Tomiokaîncepe rebeliunea (1897), scriitorul zapatistă socialistdin regiunea MARTIE APRILIE MAI IUNIE ConstantinChiapas, Mexic Mille (1994) (1862); începe rebeliunea zapatistă din 1 L △ Francisco Ascaso (1901); se încheie Războiul Civil 1 M Ziua internațională a muncii, muncitorilor și 1 S Apare la Iași primul număr din revista ”Umanitatea”, FEBRUARIE 1 V Apare la New York primul număr din revista ”Mother 2 Mregiunea † milit.an. Chiapas, ”Big Frank”Mexic (1994)Leech (1953) din Spania (1939) muncitoarelor; se deschide în București MACAZ - Bar scoasă de Eugen Relgis (1920) 1 V Apare revista ”Dacia Viitoare” a Grupului Revoluționar Earth” (1906), scoasă de Emma Goldman 23 JM △ an. Federico ”Big Frank” ”Taino” Leech Borrell (1953) Garcia (1912) 2 M Zamfir C. Arbure (1933); Jandarmeria reprimă violent Teatru Coop., continuare a Centrului CLACA (2016) 2 D △revoluționarul pașoptist C. A. Rosetti (1816); poetul bulgar Român (1883) 2 S scriitorul Philip K. Dick (1982) 34 JV △ † Albert Federico Camus ”Taino” (1960); Borrell Revolta Garcia Spartachistă (1912) din pregătirea protestelor anti-NATO din București (2008) 2 J Gustav Landauer (1919); încep protestele Hristo Botev (1876), Lucía Sánchez Saornil (1970) 2 S Adolf Brand (1945); apare la București Dysnomia, 3 D △filosoful William Goodwin (1756), feminista Milly 4 VGermania Albert (1919) Camus (1960); Revolta Spartachistă din 3 M △educator Paul Robin (1837); apare primul număr al studențești în Franța, cunoscute mai târziu ca ”Mai ‘68” 3 L Franz Kafka (1924) cerc de lectură feministă și queer (2015) Witkop (1877) 5 S Germania△an-fem. (1919)Nelly Roussel (1878); † an. Giuseppe Fanelli revistei ”Strada” din Timișoara (2017) 3 V △scriitorul Gérard de Lacaze-Duthiers (1958) 4 M 3 D △ coreean Pak Yol (1902), Simone Weil (1909) 4 L 5 S (1877),△ Nelly antifa. Roussel Francesc (1878); Sabaté Llopart Giuseppe (1960); Fanelli apare (1877), 4 J △militantul kurd Abdullah Öcalan (1949); prima proiecție a 4 S Demonstrația din Piața Haymarket din Chicago (1886) 5 M △dramaturgul Federico García Lorca (1898) 4 L △militantul Big Bill Heywood (1869) 5 M △socialista Rosa Luxemburg (1871) Editura Francesc Pagini Sabaté Libere Llopart (2018) (1960); documentarului ”Reconstruction: anti-NATO days 2008” (2009) 5 D △Karl Marx (1818), Leon Frank Czolgosz (1873); 6 J poetul Kenneth Rexroth (1982) 5 M △ criticul Nikolai Dobroliubov (1836), Johann Most (1846); 6 M 6 D apare△an. SébastienEditura Pagini Faure Libere(1858) (2018) 5 V Apare nr. 1 al revistei ”Viața Liberă”, scoasă de Iuliu Camillio Berneri (1937) 7 V Auguste Vaillant (1894) 7 J Lucy Parsons (1942) 67 DL △an-com. Sébastien Albert Faure Metzer (1858) (1920) Neagu-Negulescu (1911) 6 L △ Louis Mercier-Vega (1914); 8 S ilegalistul Vittorio Pini (1903) 6 M △ John Henry Mackay (1864) 8 V Ziua internațională a Femeii 78 ML △an. Albert Jeremy Metzer Hammond (1920) (1985) 6 S △filosoful Alexander Herzen (1812), dramaturgul Erich Henry David Thoreau (1862) 9 D publicistul Ervin Batthyány (1945) 7 J △utopistul și filosoful Thomas Morus (1478) 9 S gravorul libertar Louis Moreau (1958) 89 M △△Simone Jeremy de HammondBeauvoir (1908); (1985) † com. Louise Michel (1905) Mühsam (1878) 7 M Albert Meltzer (1996) 10 L △pictorul Gustave Courbet (1819), scriitorul Jules Vallès 8 V Piotr Kropotkin (1921) 10 D Este înființat ”Falansterul de la Scăieni” de către 910 M J △ed.an.Simone Francisco de Beauvoir Ferrer (1908); (1859) Louise Michel (1905) 7 D △utopistul Charles Fourier (1772), Gustav Landauer 8 M revoluționara Vera Zasulici (1919) (1832); apare primul număr al fanzinei queer feministe 9 S Inchiziția îl condamnă la ardere pe rug pe Giordano Teodor Diamant și Manolache Bălăceanu (1835) 1011 VJ △educatoruled.an. Cai Yuanpei Francisco (1940) Ferrer (1859) (1870); filosoful William Goodwin (1836), 9 J ”Dysnomia” la București (2016) Bruno (1600) 11 L 1112 VS △Apareeducatorul în 1933 la Cai San Yuanpei Francisco (1940) primul număr din Paul Delesalle (1948) 10 V △scriitorul Victor Meric (1876) 11 M △ Bartolomeo Vanzetti (1888); Sofia Nădejde (1946) 10 D 12 M 12 Srevista Apare ”Man!”, în 1933 la scoasă San Francisco de anarhistul primul Marcus număr Graham, din 8 L istoricul Gaston Leval (1978) 11 S publicistul Nicolai Jucovski (1895) 12 M criticul de artă Herbert Read (1968) 11 L filosoful Paul Feyerabend (1994), scriitorul Colin 13 M Fernand Pelloutier (1901); apare la Botoșani revistanăscut în”Man!”, România scoasă (1893) de anarhistul Marcus Graham, 9 M scriitorul François Rabelais (1553) 12 D △poetul Renzo Novatore (1890) 13 J Ward (2010); proteste în mai multe orașe din România publicația socialistă ”Proletarul” (1893); se lansează 13 Dnăscut △filo.știin. în România Paul Feyerbend (1893) (1924) 10 M Emiliano Zapata (1919) 13 L 14 V △scriitorul Bernard Lazare (1865) împotriva acordului privind pirateria online - ACTA (2012) Frontul Comun pentru Dreptul la Locuire (2014) 1314 DL △△filosofulan. Murray Paul Bookchin Feyerbend (1921); (1924) † an. Federica 11 J Începe represiunea bolșevică împotriva anarhiștilor din 14 M Emma Goldman (1940) 15 S revoluționara Vera Figner (1942) 12 M △ David Graeber (1961), Federica Montseny (1905) 14 J Karl Marx (1883), tipograful Joseph Ishill (1966) 14 LMontseny △ Murray (1994) Bookchin (1921); Federica Montseny (1994) Moscova (1918) 15 M Încep protestele anti-austeritate din Spania, 16 D △istoricul libertar Ronald Creagh (1929) 13 M 15 V △ Élisée Reclus (1830) 15 M △an. Pierre-Joseph Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Proudhon (1809), (1809), soc.Ștefan Ștefan 12 V cunoscute ulterior ca mișcarea Indignados (2011) 17 L Se termină la Sofia congresul de constituire al 14 J scriitorul Jules Vallès (1885), scriitorul socialist 16 S Gheorghiu (1979); † soc. socialista Rosa Luxemburg Rosa Luxemburg (1919) (1919) 13 S △ mexican Enrique Flores Magon (1877) 16 J △educatoarea Maria Lacerda de Moura (1887); Federației Anarhiste-Comuniste din Bulgaria (1919). Constantin Mille (1927) 17 D Johann Most (1906) 16 M △an. Jamie Jamie Reid Reid (1947) (1947) 14 D Simone de Beauvoir (1986), John Henry Mackay (1933) 18 M 15 V Apare la Meteleu (Buzău) publicația anarhistă 18 L Începe Comuna din Paris (1871) 17 J △artistaart. Emmy Emmy Hennings Hennings (1885), (1885), an-sind. Ōsugi Ōsugi Sakae Sakae (1885) (1885) scriitorul anarho-comunist Daniel Guérin (1988) 17 V 19 M △revoluționarul zapatist Subcomandante Marcos (1957) ”Sociala”, scoasă de Iuliu Neagu-Negulescu (1898) 19 M Ștefan Gheorghiu (1914) 18 V △an. Roberto Roberto Freire Freire (1927) (1927) 15 L Amparo Poch y Gascón (1968); reapare revista 18 S △filosoful Bertrand Russell (1872); 20 J △ Albert Parsons (1848); Mircea Rosetti (1882), 16 S Apare publicația anarhistă ”Mișcarea socială”, scoasă 20 M △poetul avangardist Lajos Kassák (1887); 19 S △poetulan.art. Bernardo Bernardo Melacci Melacci (1893); (1893); † an. Pierre-Joseph anarhistă maghiară ”Társadalmi Forradalom” militantul Big Bill Heywood (1928) Voltairine de Cleyre (1912) de Panait Mușoiu și Panait Zosîn (1897) Maria Lacerda de Moura (1945) Proudhon Pierre-Joseph (1865) Proudhon (1865) 16 M scriitorul Panait Istrati (1935) 19 D △scriitorul anarho-comunist Daniel Guérin (1904); 21 V Edward Abramowski (1918) 17 D △militant socialist iranian Sadegh Hedayat (1903) 21 J △socialistul Nicolae Zubcu-Codreanu (1852), scriitorul 20 D △an-sind. Juan GarciaJuan Garcia Oliver Oliver (1901), (1901); psihan. Nancy 17 M △ individualist Benjamin Tucker (1854) militantul socialist Várkonyi István (1918) 22 S △criticul de artă Félix Fénéon (1861) 18 L △André Breton (1896) Raoul Vaneigem (1934); Chodorow psihanalista (1944) Nancy Chodorow (1944) 18 J △ Jo Labadie (1850) 20 L △ Diego Abad de Santillán (1897); 23 D pacifistul Louis Lecoin 19 M Émile Armand (1963) filosoful Baruch Spinoza (1667) 21 L △an-fem. Noe Itō Noe (1895); Itō (1895); scriitorul † scriit. George George Orwell Orwell (1950), 19 V ilustratorul Flavio Costantini (2013) 24 L △ Liu Shipei (1884), scriitorul Michel Ragon (1924) 20 M △ Margarethe Faas-Hardegger (1882) 22 V △pacifistul Eugen Relgis (1895) filosoful(1950), fil.Alexander Alexander Herzen Herzen (1870) (1870) 20 S Apare la Paris primul jurnal care se revendica de la 21 M Hutchins Harry Hapgood (1869); 25 M △scriitorul George Orwell (1903); 21 J corean Sin Chaeho (1936); se lansează Gazeta de 23 S Este proclamată Comuna la Lyon (1871) 22 M△scriitorulscriit.liber. Ernest Ernest Cœurderoy Cœurderoy (1825); (1825); † scriit. Ursula anarhism, ”L’Anarchie - Journal de l’Ordre” (1850) Émile Henry (1894) Michel Foucault (1984) Artă Politică (2013) 24 D △utopistul William Morris (1834) K. LeGuin scriitoarea (2018) Ursula K. LeGuin (2018) 21 D 22 M Ezra Heywood (1893), Gaetano Bresci (1901) 26 M filosoful Max Stirner (1856) 22 V △dadaistul Hugo Ball (1886) 25 L △ Rudolf Rocker (1873); se deschide Biblioteca 23 M △poetulpo. Vernon Vernon Scannell Scannell (1922); (1922); Biblioteca Biblioteca Alternativă 22 L △ Nicola Sacco (1891); autorul Kurt Kikuoka (1970) 23 J dramaturgul Henrik Ibsen (1906) 27 J △Emma Goldman (1869); Congresul de constituire 23 S Apare primul număr din jurnalul anarho-sindicalist Alternativă din București (2010) Alternativăse redeschide se la redeschide Quantic (2016) la Quantic (2016) 23 M Are loc Congresul anarhiștilor coreeni (1946) 24 V pacifistul Eugen Relgis (1987); Forumul Social al I.W.W. (International
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