Hello all.
I've just finished going through the French Secret Police reports on the Whitechapel Jewish anarchists having survived in Paris (at the Archives Nationales and at the Archives of the Paris Police Museum), and I've got some interesting information pertaining to a Jewish/Polish/Hungarian anarchist named Schwartz, connected to William Wess in 1902-1905. The Schwartz connection requires additional research and will be discussed in a future publication, but here is a representative sample of a French spy report from May 1903:
Paris, 22 May 1903
from London
The Anarchist Jewish Federation:
The Anarchist Jewish Federation definitely operates under the name “The worker's friend“ in Great Britain and in Paris.
Communications pertaining to this group are obligatorily addressed to R. ROCKER and G. DAVID, who both reside at Nr. 58, Dunsten Houses, Stepney Green, East London.
The origins of this group is a weekly newspaper called “The worker's friend“, published in Hebrew.
Pertaining to the Jewish anarchists I'm drawing attention to a handwritten poster hanging in the Russian library at Church Street, conceived as such: “All Jewish revolutionaries can come to Butles Street, Spitalfields, and eat for free.“
In the library in question there has also been a new message board erected in favor of the Russian strikers.
The original document will be posted when I get the photo cleaned up.
I've just finished going through the French Secret Police reports on the Whitechapel Jewish anarchists having survived in Paris (at the Archives Nationales and at the Archives of the Paris Police Museum), and I've got some interesting information pertaining to a Jewish/Polish/Hungarian anarchist named Schwartz, connected to William Wess in 1902-1905. The Schwartz connection requires additional research and will be discussed in a future publication, but here is a representative sample of a French spy report from May 1903:
Paris, 22 May 1903
from London
The Anarchist Jewish Federation:
The Anarchist Jewish Federation definitely operates under the name “The worker's friend“ in Great Britain and in Paris.
Communications pertaining to this group are obligatorily addressed to R. ROCKER and G. DAVID, who both reside at Nr. 58, Dunsten Houses, Stepney Green, East London.
The origins of this group is a weekly newspaper called “The worker's friend“, published in Hebrew.
Pertaining to the Jewish anarchists I'm drawing attention to a handwritten poster hanging in the Russian library at Church Street, conceived as such: “All Jewish revolutionaries can come to Butles Street, Spitalfields, and eat for free.“
In the library in question there has also been a new message board erected in favor of the Russian strikers.
The original document will be posted when I get the photo cleaned up.
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