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	The Bonnot Gang - E. Bertran
		Bonnot had declared war on Society, his own war, and was causing enough trouble to call attention on himself.
		Bonnot and Garnier, with some of their friends, were united and agreed on certain points as to their attitude and became suspect to the police, but to accuse the anarchist philosophy of being responsible for the crimes committed by them is both absurd and silly.
		Bonnot, Garnier, and two others, Valet and Dubois, were killed in battle, dying with guns in their hands.
	recollectionbooks.com /bleed/Encyclopedia/BonnotGang/bonnotgangEBertrand.htm (1147 words)

	Bonnot gang
		Bonnot’s Gang was a French criminal “anarchist” gang who terrorized France and Belgium in 1911-1912.
		Jules Bonnot was born in Pont-de-Roide[?], France October 14, 1876.
		Bonnot’s gang was originally a group of French anarchists around an anarchist magazine l’Anarchie.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ju/Jules_Bonnot.html (875 words)

	VIDEO : La Bande a Bonnot (1969 - The Bonnot Gang) : Anarchist Films 1 : Anarchist films 1
		Bonnot's perceived prominence within the group was later reinforced by his high-profile death during a shootout with French police.
		The gang had the dubious honor of being the first to use an automobile to flee the scene of a crime, presaging by over twenty years the later methods of John Dillinger and Bonnie and Clyde.
		Bonnot was hiding in the middle of a rolled mattress and tried to shoot back until Lépines shot him non-fatally in the head.
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	Bonnot gang - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Bonnot Gang originally consisted of a group of French anarchists centered around the individualist magazine l'Anarchie.
		The first robbery by Bonnot's Gang was at the money transfer of Société Générale Bank in Paris on December 21, 1911.
		The trial of the Gang's survivors began on February 3, 1913.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bonnot_gang (1291 words)

	The Truth about the Bonnot Gang - Ezra Brett Mell \| libcom.org
		They were "good guys" and the flics were "baddies" because the Parisians understood that when the chips were down, the Bonnot Gang was ultimately on their side and the police with their clubs would be on the other (even in time of war, even in time of foreign occupation).
		Alas for the romanticists, Bonnot was no film hero (it was announced there would be a film, and so it is interesting to know what they make out of him!) Born in 1876, and 35 at the time of the meeting in Montmartre, he had an ordinary working class background.
		If the undoubted popularity of the Bonnot Gang with the workers made it some time before the conclusion was reached, on the whole that conclusion, so far as the Anarchist movement was concerned, was hostile to the suggestion that criminality was any aid to the revolutionary movement.
	libcom.org /library/truth-about-bonnot-gang-ezra-brett-mell (6001 words)

	Jean de Boe Page from the Daily Bleed's Anarchist Encyclopedia: A Gallery of Saints & Sinners; Labor, Radical, Poets, ...
		Born in Anderlecht, Belgium 20 March 1889; died 2 January 1974.
		Condemned as an accomplice to the Bonnot Gang, in February 1913, to 10 years hard labor in French Guiana.
		He sees the Bonnot Gang as a temporary coalition of individualist anarchists drawn together by the anarchist individualist weekly "L'Anarchie" & criminals who donned the cloak of anarchism in their search for a convenient philosophical excuse for their actions -- without support of the populace or the rest of the anarchist movement.
	recollectionbooks.com /bleed/Encyclopedia/DeBoeJean.htm (374 words)

	Jules Bonnot - French criminals
		The Bonnot Gang was a French criminal anarchist group that operated in France and Belgium from 1911 to 1912.
		The gang utilized cutting-edge technology (including automobiles and repeating rifles) not yet available to the French police.
		On March 25, 1912, the gang stole a car in a forest south of Paris by shooting the driver in the head.
	www.francethisway.com /top10lists/frenchcriminals/julesbonnot.php (600 words)

	Bonnot gang
		In the aftermath of the collapse of the Bonnot Gang, French authorities used the threat of anarchist violence as the pretext for a substantial expansion in law enforement power.
		Although the actions of the gang were not widely supported, even within the anarchist milieu, the mainstream press called for a gener...
		The gang had the dubious honor of being the first to use an automobile to flee the scene of a crime, presaging by over twenty years the later meth...
	www.experiencefestival.com /bonnot_gang (1624 words)

	The Motor Bandits
		In December, 1911, a loose gang of anarchist thieves, "illegalists" who rationalized their crimes as protest against property ("property is theft" said Proudhon, the French radical), launched the "Motor Bandits" with the theft of a Delaunay-Belleville from a wealthy residence.
		A sympathetic biographer of the gang, Richard Parry, wrote, "The theft alone of such a car was, for the illegalists, a radically-conscious gesture." He also bragged that the robbery was the first of its kind.
		Soon enough it was "whatever." Where the Bonnot Gang stole it for a wild, brief ride, popular culture seized the automobile forever from its exclusive hold by the rich.
	www.stretching-it.com /bromleyisms/2003-2004/motor_bandits.htm (2616 words)

	Jules bonnot
		Caccuci shows Bonnot at this time of his life very much as a victim of circumstance and of his own inability to ignore the painfully obvious nature of the brutal environment he lived and worked in.
		However, the illegalists were not prepared to wait out a lifetime for the proletariat to come round to their way of thinking, they were for living now, hoping that possibly they could light a spark of revolt that would set of something much larger.
		Their raids drew such a response that the Police then mobilised their full resources to smash the gang and, whilst they were at it, engaged in widespread suppression of revolutionary activists and sympathisers.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /blackchip/jules_bonnot.htm (1024 words)

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		Bonnot's gang consisted of a group of French anarchists associated with the magazine "L'Anarchie".
		Bonnot joined them in December 1911, and that month their first robbery took place at the Societe Generale Bank in Paris, netting them booty equal to 5126 Francs, with more in securities.
		The firing from both sides was intense, and an explosion again decided things in favour of the Surete chief, when the remnants of Bonnot's gang of robbers were blown up once and for all.
	www.tangled-web.co.uk /crimedigests/digests06/christiesp06.html (526 words)

	The Valley of Variety (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This book was loosely based on the activities of the "Bande de Bonnot," a crime team (see photo above) that in France of the early 19-teens, knew a fame comparable to Ma Barker's gang or Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow.
		Unlike American gangsters, whose occasionally Robin Hood image was mostly image and played into the narrative of American individalism, the Bonnot Gang did some heists to finance union strikers deprived of their payrolls and anarchist groups.
		Malet's book, however, quickly abandons its historical trappings to drill into the tortured psyche of one of the leaders of his Bonnot-like group in high, vulgar-Freudian style, and it is a precocious character piece which dissects the antisocial mind in sexual, social, sado-masochistic and occasionally hallucinatory dimensions.
	blakeferris.com /2006/05/life-makes-you-sick-said-lo-malet-in.html (595 words)

	VIDEO : Choisy le Roi April 28, 1912 : Anarchist History 1 : Anarchist History
		The critics of the Bonnot Gang were not concerned to preach that ¿crime does not pay.¿ Their point was that criminal attacks on private property, like the legal defense of private property, were manifestations of a bourgeois attitude.
		Some members of the gang regarded their acts as a way of recovering from the bourgeoisie part of the wealth that it extorted from the workers.
		The Jacob Gang and some members of the Bonnot Gang, were evidently anarchists of a social persuasion.
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	Anarchist Age Weekly Review - Number 299 - 11th - 17th May, 1998 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Bonnot gang was like a comet, it shone for a few moments and then disappeared out of sight, leaving no definable mark on society.
		At the end of the day the gang was dispersed and destroyed by the state, despised by most of the French Anarchist Movement and disappeared without leaving a positive mark on society.
		The Bonnot gang should be compulsory reading for anybody who believes that "illegality" and individual armed struggle has anything to contribute to the struggle to create an egalitarian community.
	www.spunk.org /texts/pubs/aawr/sp001776.html (4729 words)

	Death Threats
		Jules Joseph Bonnot (born Oct. 14, 1876, Pont-de-Roide, Doubs, E France), led of a band of French anarchists, "tragic bandits", who robbed banks in the spirit of redistribution of the wealth, credited with being the first to put the motor-car to use in crime.
		The gang mounted major terroristic blows at society, especially from December 1911-April 1912, and were finally stopped on April 27, 1912, after a 5-hour armed siege at Choisy-le-Roi (SSE suburb of Paris on the left bank of the Seine), in which the public was armed and the Republican guard called in.
		Bonnot died of his wounds in the hospital the next day; four surviving members his band were sentenced to death the following year.
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	La Bande a Bonnot - Trailer - Cast - Showtimes - The New York Times
		A group of French anarchists are moved to violence when their leader Raymond (Jacques Brel) is captured.
		They take up with the notorious gangster Bonnot (Bruno Cremer) and the gang steals a car to use in a bank robbery.
		The local police chief arrests one of the gang, and the authorities soon close in on the rest of the gang.
	movies.nytimes.com /movie/140761/La-Bande-a-Bonnot/overview (254 words)

	Leigh Starcross: Exploding Myths (Site not responding. Last check: )
		To reject entirely the use of violence for political ends is to simultaneously reject significant episodes in the history of anarchist insurrection: not only the acts, for example, of Ravachol, Henry, and the Bonnot Gang, but also anarchist involvement in the Russian revolution and the Spanish civil war.
		Many anarchists approve of insurrection as long as it is comfortably elsewhere in the country of the past or the countries on the peripheries of the dominant west, but are quick to disapprove when it rears its head uncomfortably on their own doorsteps.
		Likewise, the surviving members of the Bonnot gang were sentenced as bank robbers and murderers, although their political beliefs were not officially on trial.
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	Internet Archive: Details: The Bonnot Gang: The Story of the French Illegalists
		The Bonnot Gang: The Story of the French Illegalists
		This is the story of the infamous Bonnot Gang: the most notorious French anarchists ever, and the inventors of the motorized get-away.
		It is the story of how the anarchist taste for illegality developed into illegalism - the theory that theft is liberating.
	www.archive.org /details/bonnot_gang (194 words)

	La Bande a Bonnot - Synopsis - Moviefone
		They take up with the notorious gangster Bonnot (Bruno Cremer) and the gang steals a car to use in a bank robbery.
		The group splits up, but the anarchists soon realize they are helpless without the ringleader Bonnot.
		The local police chief arrests one of the gang, and the authorities soon close in on the rest of the gang.
	movies.aol.com /movie/la-bande-a-bonnot/1099183/synopsis (183 words)

	Sur 13 Gang
		gang, the Brownside Locos, the Riversides, the Pachucos and the Malditos
		gang, a group known for dealing drugs and guns...
		gang] across the front, we believe that student is affiliated with a...
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		Then I moved to Olympia, and while I was there we formed a band called the Bonnot Gang that put out a tape and one single.
		It was me and Sarah and Sadie and one of the girls in one of the bands tonight, so we could have a little reunion...
		Sadie: The seven inch is available through Decomposition, and a song from the Bonnot Gang is on the "Slice of Lemon" comp which was Lookout and Kill Rock Stars.
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	Amazon.com: "gang split": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Afterwards, feeling the heat, (literally) the gang split up going their separate ways.
		The Bonnot Gang: The Story Of The French Illegalists by Larry Law
		The gang split off in different directions leaving the paintings with Cahill who hid them in the bunker further up the mountains.
	www.amazon.com /phrase/gang-split (466 words)

	The History of Rock Music. Lies: biography, discography, reviews, links (Site not responding. Last check: )
		His familiarity with the music of Joy Division and dark-punk in general came handy when the American clubs endorsed the genre.
		The band was simply Corin Tucker on vocals and bass (the future Sleater-Kinney vocalist) and Tracy Sawyer on drums and it disappeared after two singles and the album Calculated (Kill Rock Stars, 1994), both emblematic of the savagery of the genre.
		When (around 1998) Bonnot Gang dissolved, Shaw regrouped some of the members and joined forces with Tracy Sawyer.
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	Abooks -- Bonnot Gang
		The story of Jules Bonnot and the French illegalists,the anarchist bank robbers who made a philosphy of crime and invented the getaway car.
		Their robberies, daring and violent, would give them a lasting notoriety in France.
		Their deaths, as spectacular as their lives, would make them a legend amongst revolutionaries the world over.
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	Mantex ...: Victor Serge — writer and revolutionary
		He was strongly influenced by the works of the Russian anarchist Kropotkin and became an active journalist and translator in the revolutionary press.
		In 1912 he was wrongly accused of participating in the Bonnot Gang, a group of bohemian bank robbers.
		Several of his comrades were executed: Serge was given a five year jail sentence in solitary confinement, followed by five year's exile.
	mantex.blogspot.com /2006/04/victor-serge-writer-and-revolutionary.html (1348 words)

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		let me know if you need an mp3 to put up cuz i ripped one from my copy of the bonnot gang single.
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	Daily Bleed: On this day, May 15, François Malicet, Walt Whitman, Katherine Anne Porter, Mikhail Bulgakov, Bonnot ...
		Illegalist members of the Bonnot Gang, both are killed today in a shootout in the Paris suburb of Nogent-sur-Marne.
		Many of the future Gang members first met each other in the circle of anarchists involved with the paper "L'Anarchie", edited by Victor Serge.
		Lastly, Garnier & Valet are killed during a seige on their hideout by both the police & the army (300 policemen & gendarmes & 800 soldiers), while thousands of the curious run for cover.
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