The extreme anarchist current of the petty bourgeoisie that emerged in the late 1860s represented by Bakunin, “the father of anarchism”. Bakuninism was the chief enemy within the International in the later period of the First International, and it was the hostile current that had the longest duration of struggle and the greatest influence within the First International…
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