Mikhail BAKUNIN (30 May 1814, 18 May of the Julian calendar – 1 July 1876). The eldest son of an aristocratic family, in 1842 he moved to Berlin and frequented intellectual society, becoming friends with the writer Turgenev. In Paris, in 1844, he met Marx, Proudhon and George Sand. In 1847 he made a speech in favor of the Poles which led to his deportation to Belgium. Within a few months he returned to Paris, but immediately decided to return to help the Polish insurgents. In 1849 he rushed to support the insurrection that broke out in Dresden and ended up in prison, sentenced to capital punishment. In 1857, only thanks to the intervention of his high-ranking relatives was he able to commute his sentence. He escaped from prison in Siberia and returned to Europe, tried to participate in the Polish uprising of 1863 and later moved to Italy, where he contributed to the birth of the Italian workers\

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title: MICHAIL BAKUNIN

subject date: 2004-11-25

caption: Mikhail BAKUNIN (30 May 1814, 18 May of the Julian calendar – 1 July 1876). The eldest son of an aristocratic family, in 1842 he moved to Berlin and frequented intellectual society, becoming friends with the writer Turgenev. In Paris, in 1844, he met Marx, Proudhon and George Sand. In 1847 he made a speech in favor of the Poles which led to his deportation to Belgium. Within a few months he returned to Paris, but immediately decided to return to help the Polish insurgents. In 1849 he rushed to support the insurrection that broke out in Dresden and ended up in prison, sentenced to capital punishment. In 1857, only thanks to the intervention of his high-ranking relatives was he able to commute his sentence. He escaped from prison in Siberia and returned to Europe, tried to participate in the Polish uprising of 1863 and later moved to Italy, where he contributed to the birth of the Italian workers' movement. In 1868 he joined the First International; after the break with Marx, he promoted the foundation, in 1872, of the Anti-authoritarian International, which sanctioned the definitive and official birth of the anarchist movement. His major work is ''State and anarchy''. He is universally considered the father of Anarchy. Photographic portrait of Nadar (Gaspard-Félix Tournachon, 5 or 6 April 1820 – 20 March 1910), France 1861.

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