By Ruth Kinna and Clifford Harper.
Read by Barbara Graham and Jim Donaghey.
Kropotkin has many claims to greatness. An important conduit for the transmission of Russian revolutionary ideas into western Europe and a powerful propagandist for revolution in Russia in the decades leading up to 1917, he spent most of his life tirelessly promoting anarchism as a distinctive political philosophy and revolutionary practice. He played an instrumental role in two of the nineteenth-century movement's most influential papers, Le Révolté and Freedom, and was generally credited with being the founder of anarchist communism.
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