Emma Goldman papers, 1935-1940.

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Emma Goldman papers, 1935-1940.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/34363983

Consist of papers left in the apartment of anarchist writer, lecturer, and editor, Emma Goldman, at the time of her death. Correspondence, essays, circular letters, and newspaper clippings deal primarily with Goldman's activities on behalf of anarchists in Spain during the Civil War and on behalf of four men, including Arthur Bortolotti and Marcus Joachim, arrested in Toronto for anti-Fascist agitation. Also include correspondence of Dorothy Rogers, Goldman's secretary (1939-40), as well as a poetic. tribute to Goldman and Alexander Berkman by Josephine Bell.

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