Unlike its French counterpart, the German bourgeois was incapable of thinking in national terms. Timorous, hesitant in practice, they displayed in the places where they talked – especially (…)

« Le pays qui a donné trois millions de voix aux socialistes — c’est-à-dire environ le tiers des suffrages exprimés — est politiquement le plus arriéré de l’Europe, à l’exception de la Russie et (…)

From Chapter 1 of Bakounine politique, révolution et contre révolution en Europe centrale, René Berthier, Éditions du Monde libertaire, 1991

Bakunin was accused of saying that there was connivance between Marx and Bismarck. This is totally false. On the contrary, he says: “Far be it from me to establish a shadow of conscious solidarity (…)

This text is a commentary of the contribution of Wayne Price recently published on anarkismo.net, « The First International and the Development of Anarchism and Marxism » (…)