Anarchism in Germany Volume I: The Early Years

Preface......Page 5
Contents......Page 7
Introduction......Page 8
Notes......Page 17
1. Spiritual Ancestors of the German Anarchists......Page 20
Notes......Page 46
2. Max Stirner (1806-1856)......Page 60
Notes......Page 75
3. Anarchism in Germany to 1878......Page 84
Notes......Page 113
4. The Hodel Assassination Attempt and the Defeat of the Socialist Law......Page 122
Notes......Page 136
5. The Nobiling Assassination Attempt and the Passage of the Socialist Law......Page 146
Notes......Page 169
6. Johann Most and Wilhelm Hasselmann Threaten to Split the SPD......Page 180
Notes......Page 204
7. The Smuggling of Freiheit and the Formation of Anarchist Cells......Page 212
Notes......Page 244
8. Propaganda by Deed......Page 256
Notes......Page 283
9. The Failure of Propaganda by Deed: The Tragic Careers of August Reinsdorf and Julius Lieske......Page 290
Notes......Page 317
10. Bruderkrieg......Page 328
Notes......Page 346
11. John Neve and the Split in the Movement......Page 350
Notes......Page 387
Conclusion......Page 402
Appendix I: First German Anarchist Program, October 2, 1875......Page 408
Appendix II: Statutes of the German-Speaking Communist-Anarchist Party, June 13, 1877......Page 410
Bibliographies......Page 412
Archival Sources......Page 414
Published Documentary Sources......Page 419
Contemporary Materials: Including Articles......Page 421
Newspapers......Page 423
Published Correspondence......Page 425
Memoirs and Biographies......Page 426
Histories and Interpretations......Page 429
Index......Page 444