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A collection of essays and articles from the Ukranian revolutionary, Nestor Makhno, who fought against encroaching Bolshevik terror during the Russian Revolution. __The Struggle Against the State and other Essays__ sheds valuable insight onto the man and the movement that bore his name. Born Of Peasant Stock In Gwlyog-polye, Ukraine, Nestor Makhno Became An Anarchist After The Russian Revolution Of 1905. Sentenced To Death For Armed Struggle, His Sentence Was Commuted To Life Imprisonment. Liberated In 1917, He Organized An Army Of Anarchist Resistance Against Both The Bolsheviks And The White Counter-revolutionaries. Throughout His Period Of Struggle, He Consistently Advocated The Creation Of Anarchist Communism In The Most Difficult And Impractical Of Conditions. Forced To Flee By The Bolsheviks, He Eventually Ended Up In Exile In Paris. Marginalized And Impoverished, In Poor Health As A Result Of Wounds Sustained In Fighting Against The Whites And The Bolsheviks, And Time Spent In Prisons Inside Tsarist Russia Before The Revolution And In Eastern European Prisons En Route To Exile Afterwards, Nestor Makhno Wrote Occasional Essays In Self-vindication And In Vindication Of The Peasant Insurgent Movement That Bore His Name. Published Primarily For Fellow-exiles, These Essays Ranged From The Theoretical And Analytical, Establishing Him Plainly As A Deliberate As Well As A Visceral Anarchist, To Challenges Thrown Out To His Enemiesincluding Some Jewish Anarchists - To Produce Proof Of The Alleged Anti-semitism Of His Movement In Revolutionary Ukraine. He Remained Politically Active, Contributing To Delo Truda And Other Papers, And Helped Create The Organizational Platform Of The Libertarian Communists. Makhno Was Determined That The Next Time Anarchism, Acting In The Light Of Experiences Dearly Bought, Revamped And More Disciplined Thanks To Its Organizational Platform, Might Reap The Rewards Proportionate With The Commitment And Sacrifice Of Its Activists. Nestor Makhno Died From Tuberculosis On July 25, 1934, Aged 44. The Essays In This Volume Date From His Period In Exile.--book Jacket. By Nester Makhno ; Edited By Alexandre Skirda. Includes Bibliographical References. Table of Contents......Page 4 1. GREAT OCTOBER IN THE UKRAINE......Page 5 2. ON THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE MAKHNOVIST INSURGENT MOVEMENT IN THE UKRAINE......Page 10 3. ON DEFENSE OF THE REVOLUTION......Page 23 4. A FEW WORDS ON THE NATIONAL QUESTION IN THE UKRAINE......Page 28 5. TO THE JEWS OF ALL COUNTRIES......Page 32 6. THE MAKHNOVSHCHINA AND ANTI-SEMITISM......Page 36 7. IN MEMORY OF THE KRONSTADT REVOLT......Page 43 8. THE IDEA OF EQUALITY AND THE BOLSHEVIKS......Page 46 9. THE PATHS OF "PROLETARIAN" POWER......Page 50 10. "SOVIET" POWER - ITS PRESENT AND ITS FUTURE......Page 56 11. THE STRUGGLE AGAINST THE STATE......Page 60 12. THE FIRST OF MAY: SYMBOL OF A NEW ERA IN THE LIFE AND STRUGGLE OF THE TOILERS......Page 63 13. ANARCHISM AND OUR TIMES......Page 65 14. OUR ORGANIZATION......Page 68 15. ON REVOLUTIONARY DISCIPLINE......Page 71 16. THE ABC OF THE REVOLUTIONARY ANARCHIST......Page 74 17. OPEN LETTER TO SPANISH ANARCHISTS......Page 92 18. ON THE HISTORY OF THE SPANISH REVOLUTION OF 1931 - AND THE PART PLAYED BY THE LEFT- AND RIGHT-WING SOCIALISTS AND THE ANARCHISTS......Page 95 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL AFTERWORD by ALEXANDRE SKIRDA......Page 103