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Anarchism: Alexander Berkman
Berkman, Alexander
The Columbia Encyclopedia,
Fifth Edition
Berkman, Alexander
1870?-1936, anarchist, b. Vilna (then in Russian Lithuania).
He
emigrated to the United States c.1887. At the time of
the
Homestead, Pa., strike (1892) Berkman attempted to kill
Henry
Clay Frick, but succeeded only in wounding him. He served
14
years of a 22-year sentence imposed for this attack. His
association with Emma Goldman, begun before his
imprisonment, was resumed after his release. In 1917 they
were
arrested for obstructing the draft and in 1919 were deported
to
Russia. Disappointed in his hope of finding under the
Bolshevik
government the freedom that he sought, Berkman left Russia
and in various European cities supported himself by translation.
He committed suicide in Nice. His writings include Prison
Memoirs of an Anarchist (1912, repr. 1970), The Bolshevik
Myth (1925), The Anti-Climax (1925), and Now and After:
the
A.B.C. of Communist Anarchism (1929).
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