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"Mon cher ami
Je vous remercie bien amicalement pour votre bonne lettre, ainsi que pour les 500 fr. qui l`accompagnaient [...] voila près de deux mois et que le poumon gauche ne semble nullement empressé de se rétablir. J`espère toutefois que cela marchera mieux dans quelques jours [...] On vit toujours d`espoir, et inutile de vous dire que ce mouvement populaire en Russie, qui d`un bond devance tous les partis - si savants et si sérieux - réveille en nous les meilleures espérances. [...]"
"Mein lieber Freund
Ich danke Ihnen sehr herzlich für Ihren freundlichen Brief sowie für die 500 Francs, die ihm beigelegt waren [...] es sind fast zwei Monate vergangen und die linke Lunge scheint keine Eile zu haben, sich zu erholen. Ich hoffe jedoch, dass es in ein paar Tagen besser klappt [...] Wir leben immer von der Hoffnung, und es versteht sich von selbst, dass diese Volksbewegung in Russland, die allen Parteien - so gebildet und so ernsthaft - mit einem Sprung voraus ist - in uns die besten Hoffnungen weckt. [...]"
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(1842-1921) Russian geographer, economist, activist, philologist, zoologist, evolutionary theorist, philosopher, writer and prominent anarchist.
Year of Birth: 1842
Pyotr Alexeyevitch Kropotkin was a Russian anarchist, geographer, writer, and activist born in Moscow in 1842. He came from a noble family and received a traditional education, but he quickly became disillusioned with the Tsarist regime and the injustices he witnessed in society.
Kropotkin's early years were marked by a desire to explore and understand the world around him. He studied natural sciences and geography, which would later influence his anarchist beliefs. His travels through Europe and Siberia exposed him to different cultures and social systems, strengthening his resolve to fight against oppression and inequality.
As a prominent figure in the anarchist movement, Kropotkin advocated for a society based on mutual aid and cooperation rather than competition and hierarchy. He believed in the inherent goodness of humanity and argued that people could live in harmony without the need for oppressive governments.
Kropotkin's writings, including his seminal work "Mutual Aid: A Factor of Evolution," influenced generations of anarchists and social activists. He believed in the power of grassroots organizing and direct action to bring about meaningful change in society.
Despite facing persecution and imprisonment for his beliefs, Kropotkin remained steadfast in his commitment to anarchism and social justice. He continued to write and advocate for his ideals until his death in 1921, leaving behind a legacy of revolutionary thought and action.
Pyotr Alexeyevitch Kropotkin's life and work continue to inspire anarchists and activists around the world to this day, as his ideas remain as relevant and radical as ever.
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