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Hace 2 días · In the United States, tensions were high as the country grappled with the aftermath of World War I, labor disputes, and the Red Scare. Anarchist groups, such as the Galleanists led by Luigi Galleani, had carried out a series of bombings and attempted assassinations targeting government officials, industrialists, and law enforcement.
15 de may. de 2024 · Luigi Galleani che dai panteschi veniva chiamato ‘u prufissure’, era un tipo intraprendente, molto amato e stimato. Grazie a questi rapporti, specie con alcuni capitani di motovelieri, riesce ad avere rapporti con gli altri leader politici che erano confinati nelle altre isole.
Hace 1 día · Goldman also met and became friends with Gabriella Segata Antolini, an anarchist and follower of Luigi Galleani. Antolini had been arrested transporting a satchel filled with dynamite on a Chicago-bound train. She had refused to cooperate with authorities and was sent to prison for 14 months.
Hace 3 días · The men were believed to be followers of Luigi Galleani, an Italian anarchist who advocated revolutionary violence, including bombing and assassination. Galleani published Cronaca Sovversiva (Subversive Chronicle), a periodical that advocated violent revolution, and a bomb-making manual called La Salute è in voi! (Salvation Is within You!).
Hace 6 días · But local sympathies gradually shifted to the anti-organizationist school personified by the fiery orator Luigi Galleani. He was a frequent visitor, ...
Hace 2 días · Police had since credited that plot to the Galleanists, a gang of anti-government Italian anarchists led by a rousing orator and explosives guru named Luigi Galleani. Galleani had been deported the previous year, but many aspects of the Wall Street bomb - particularly the use of iron weights as shrapnel - matched the "infernal ...
Hace 5 días · During the spring of 1919, a group of anarchists (known as Galleanists because they were followers of Italian anarchist Luigi Galleani) sent a series of mail bombs to U.S. government officials and judges. On June 2, 1919, one of these bombs exploded at the home of Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer, and he and his family barely ...
