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PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - This provocative study reclaims Friedrich Nietzsche, a misunderstood icon, revealing how his philosophy of radical self-transformation provides a hidden basis for the struggle against unjust authority and the pursuit of true liberation.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. DIE, FASCIST, DIE!A Novella of the Spanish Anarchist Revolution of 1936, Set in the World of Iron CrossBarcelona, July 19, 1936. The Nationalist coup has begun. Antonio Ferran is nineteen years old, a metalworker's apprentice in the CNT shop on Carrer de la Industria, and he does not wait for orders. No one in the CNT-FAI waits for orders. Within hours the workers of Barcelona have seized the armories, thrown up the barricades, and organized columns to march on Nationalist-held Aragon. The anarchist revolution - the one they have been building toward for seventy years - has arrived.Antonio goes to the front. What he brings with him is not ideology but craft: the ability to read steel, to understand what boilerplate will stop and what it won't, to close the gaps in an improvised armored vehicle built from a Hispano-Suiza bus chassis by workers who have never built a tank before and will not be told they can't. The CNT-FAI's Blindados Confederales are not military vehicles. They are proof that workers can build what they need from what they have.Beside him is his uncle Pablo - sixty-four years old, who has been in the anarchist movement since before Antonio was born. Pablo knew men who knew Bakunin. He corresponded with Malatesta. He has been shot at by agents of the state before and he has marched to Aragon anyway, because that is where the thing is. He quotes Bakunin on the nature of power and Kropotkin on the limits of the lesser evil, and he believes every word of it with a conviction that has survived forty years of exile, imprisonment, and disappointment.Die, Fascist, Die! follows Antonio from the barricades of July 1936 through the grinding stalemate of the Aragon front - the improvised armor, the mountain guns, the slow learning of how to fight with what you have - and on through the political betrayals, military reverses, and human losses that mark every year of the war through 1939. It is a novel about skill and belief, about what it means to maintain a machine under fire and what it means to maintain a conviction when the people who were supposed to share it have turned against you. It is about the specific courage of holding still.Written in a style influenced by Hemingway but wholly its own, with technical attention to the realities of improvised armored warfare and epigraphs drawn from the poetry of Federico Garcia Lorca - murdered by Nationalist forces in Granada in August 1936 - Die, Fascist, Die! is historical fiction that takes both its history and its fiction seriously.Set in the world of Iron Cross XII: Anarchist Iron Columns vs. Falangist Armour. Amidst the chaos of a sudden Fascist coup, a young metalworker and his veteran uncle fight to defend the revolutionary Anarchist dream using improvised steel and unyielding conviction. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. DIE, FASCIST, DIE!A Novella of the Spanish Anarchist Revolution of 1936, Set in the World of Iron CrossBarcelona, July 19, 1936. The Nationalist coup has begun. Antonio Ferran is nineteen years old, a metalworker's apprentice in the CNT shop on Carrer de la Industria, and he does not wait for orders. No one in the CNT-FAI waits for orders. Within hours the workers of Barcelona have seized the armories, thrown up the barricades, and organized columns to march on Nationalist-held Aragon. The anarchist revolution - the one they have been building toward for seventy years - has arrived.Antonio goes to the front. What he brings with him is not ideology but craft: the ability to read steel, to understand what boilerplate will stop and what it won't, to close the gaps in an improvised armored vehicle built from a Hispano-Suiza bus chassis by workers who have never built a tank before and will not be told they can't. The CNT-FAI's Blindados Confederales are not military vehicles. They are proof that workers can build what they need from what they have.Beside him is his uncle Pablo - sixty-four years old, who has been in the anarchist movement since before Antonio was born. Pablo knew men who knew Bakunin. He corresponded with Malatesta. He has been shot at by agents of the state before and he has marched to Aragon anyway, because that is where the thing is. He quotes Bakunin on the nature of power and Kropotkin on the limits of the lesser evil, and he believes every word of it with a conviction that has survived forty years of exile, imprisonment, and disappointment.Die, Fascist, Die! follows Antonio from the barricades of July 1936 through the grinding stalemate of the Aragon front - the improvised armor, the mountain guns, the slow learning of how to fight with what you have - and on through the political betrayals, military reverses, and human losses that mark every year of the war through 1939. It is a novel about skill and belief, about what it means to maintain a machine under fire and what it means to maintain a conviction when the people who were supposed to share it have turned against you. It is about the specific courage of holding still.Written in a style influenced by Hemingway but wholly its own, with technical attention to the realities of improvised armored warfare and epigraphs drawn from the poetry of Federico Garcia Lorca - murdered by Nationalist forces in Granada in August 1936 - Die, Fascist, Die! is historical fiction that takes both its history and its fiction seriously.Set in the world of Iron Cross XII: Anarchist Iron Columns vs. Falangist Armour. Amidst the chaos of a sudden Fascist coup, a young metalworker and his veteran uncle fight to defend the revolutionary Anarchist dream using improvised steel and unyielding conviction. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. DIE, FASCIST, DIE!A Novella of the Spanish Anarchist Revolution of 1936, Set in the World of Iron CrossBarcelona, July 19, 1936. The Nationalist coup has begun. Antonio Ferran is nineteen years old, a metalworker's apprentice in the CNT shop on Carrer de la Industria, and he does not wait for orders. No one in the CNT-FAI waits for orders. Within hours the workers of Barcelona have seized the armories, thrown up the barricades, and organized columns to march on Nationalist-held Aragon. The anarchist revolution - the one they have been building toward for seventy years - has arrived.Antonio goes to the front. What he brings with him is not ideology but craft: the ability to read steel, to understand what boilerplate will stop and what it won't, to close the gaps in an improvised armored vehicle built from a Hispano-Suiza bus chassis by workers who have never built a tank before and will not be told they can't. The CNT-FAI's Blindados Confederales are not military vehicles. They are proof that workers can build what they need from what they have.Beside him is his uncle Pablo - sixty-four years old, who has been in the anarchist movement since before Antonio was born. Pablo knew men who knew Bakunin. He corresponded with Malatesta. He has been shot at by agents of the state before and he has marched to Aragon anyway, because that is where the thing is. He quotes Bakunin on the nature of power and Kropotkin on the limits of the lesser evil, and he believes every word of it with a conviction that has survived forty years of exile, imprisonment, and disappointment.Die, Fascist, Die! follows Antonio from the barricades of July 1936 through the grinding stalemate of the Aragon front - the improvised armor, the mountain guns, the slow learning of how to fight with what you have - and on through the political betrayals, military reverses, and human losses that mark every year of the war through 1939. It is a novel about skill and belief, about what it means to maintain a machine under fire and what it means to maintain a conviction when the people who were supposed to share it have turned against you. It is about the specific courage of holding still.Written in a style influenced by Hemingway but wholly its own, with technical attention to the realities of improvised armored warfare and epigraphs drawn from the poetry of Federico Garcia Lorca - murdered by Nationalist forces in Granada in August 1936 - Die, Fascist, Die! is historical fiction that takes both its history and its fiction seriously.Set in the world of Iron Cross XII: Anarchist Iron Columns vs. Falangist Armour. Amidst the chaos of a sudden Fascist coup, a young metalworker and his veteran uncle fight to defend the revolutionary Anarchist dream using improvised steel and unyielding conviction. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…