Abel Paz

Durruti in the Spanish Revolution

CHAPTER IV. July 20 The revolutionary wave had totally disrupted the fabric of civic life. Even Solidaridad Obrera lost its editor and staff in the tumult. The July 20 issue was the work of a group of militants who had noticed the empty editorial office while randomly passing by and took the initiative to edit, layout, and print that historic edition. [503] Their example, multiplied by thousands, became the point of departure for the new forms of social organization that rose from the ruins of the old regime. Daily life had been transformed and the first forays into industrial self-management began (in transportation and food distribution, specifically). Power lay in the street on July 20, represented by the people in arms. The army a... (From: TheAnarchistLibrary.org.)

Modern School Movement, The : Historical and Personal Notes ...

1990

The Modern School Movement Historical and Personal Notes on the Ferrer Schools in Spain: Contributions by Pura Perez, Mario Jordana, Abel Paz, Martha Ackelsberg. With a foreword by Abe Bluestein Published by Friends of the Modern School c/o Abe Bluestein, 55 Farrington Road, Croton-On-Hudson, NY 10520 Foreword Abe Bluestein May 1990 This pamphlet deals with a significant chapter in the history of education—the Modern School movement and the role it played in fostering freedom in education. We wish to highlight the intimate relationship of education and the spirit of freedom. Francisco Ferrer was the founder, the inspiration of the Modern School and his teachings are cherished in the ... (From: TheAnarchistLibrary.org.)

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