The Anarchists . Documents and materials. 18831935. In 2 t. T. 2. 19171935. This is a unique and invaluable source for those interested in the history of revolutionary movements, ideas of freedom and the struggle for autonomy in an era of rapid change. This volume, created by an unknown author, is a carefully compiled archive of documents, letters, manifestos and other materials revealing the inner world and strategy of anarchist movements in the period from 1917 to 1935. It not only immerses the reader in an era of revolutionary upheaval, but also allows one to understand how the ideas of anarchism have been transformed by global events such as the October Revolution, the Civil War, and the interwar period. This book is very much about its documentary nature[edit] ..... [ It contains real sources that allow you to look at the events through the eyes of participants and witnesses . [DT These are not dry historical chronicles, but living evidence of the struggle for freedom, opposition to state structures and internal disagreements within anarchist movements. In this volume, a special place is occupied by the analysis of the methods and tactics used by revolutionaries, as well as their views on the future of society without power and hierarchies. The reader will be able to trace how anarchist ideas and strategies have changed under the influence of changing political realities and personal destinies. This book will be a find for historians, political scientists, students exploring revolutionary movements, as well as for those who seek inspiration in the struggle for personal and social freedom. It will suit both fans of alternative history and those who want to understand the origins of modern anarchist ideas. Age range of readers - from senior schoolchildren and students to adults interested in history and politics. Topics raised in "Anarchists. Documents and materials. 18831935. It covers a wide range of issues, from the ideological foundations of anarchism to the practical aspects of revolutionary activity. Special attention is paid to internal conflicts, resistance tactics and interaction with other revolutionary movements of the time. The book raises questions about the role of individual freedom, collective responsibility, and the need to combat authoritarianism. These topics make it not only a historical document, but also a relevant tool for reflection on freedom and power in the modern world. The style of the author, despite his anonymity, is distinguished by depth of analysis and respect for sources. In the book there is a love of truth and a desire to convey to the reader the true picture of the revolutionary era. In this sense, it echoes the work of famous researchers of revolutionary history, such as Emile Durkheim or Mario Vitale, but at the same time retains its unique presentation of material. If you are looking for a book that will not only expand your understanding of the revolutionary movements of the early 20th century, but will also make you think about the values of freedom and the struggle for them. Documents and materials. 18831935. It will be a real revelation to you. This book is not just a collection of documents, but a living testimony to an era that continues to influence modernity. It is worth reading to anyone who is interested in the history, politics and ideas of anarchism, because it is in such sources that real wisdom and lessons of the past are hidden.