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'''Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman, famous anarchists of the early 20th century, pictured here in New York a year after a 2 year stay in San Francisco.''' | '''Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman, famous anarchists of the early 20th century, pictured here in New York a year after a 2 year stay in San Francisco.''' | ||
Goldman and Berkman lived in the 500 block of Dolores Street while they published ''The Blast,'' a forthrightly subversive periodical ultimately shut down by the federal government. Goldman was deported to Russia in 1920. | |||
[[Image:polbhem1$blast-masthead.jpg]] | [[Image:polbhem1$blast-masthead.jpg]] | ||
March 15 1917 Masthead of ''The Blast'', an anarchist paper. | '''March 15 1917 Masthead of ''The Blast'', an anarchist paper.''' | ||
[[Image:Blast Birthcontrol.jpg]] | |||
'' | '''This issue's cover dedicated to efforts at the time to promote birth control.''' | ||
[[Image:Blast goldenrule.jpg]] | |||
'''The real golden rule''' | |||
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Revision as of 23:03, 31 August 2008
Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman, famous anarchists of the early 20th century, pictured here in New York a year after a 2 year stay in San Francisco.
Goldman and Berkman lived in the 500 block of Dolores Street while they published The Blast, a forthrightly subversive periodical ultimately shut down by the federal government. Goldman was deported to Russia in 1920.
March 15 1917 Masthead of The Blast, an anarchist paper.
This issue's cover dedicated to efforts at the time to promote birth control.
The real golden rule