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	The Radicalendar: Cementiri de Montjuic-Memoria de Durruti y Ascaso
		El 1º de mayo de 1931 junto a Ascaso son los encargados de recibir a las delegaciones extranjeras que vienen a Barcelona a celebrar el día del trabajador.
		En 1923 Ascaso y García Oliver y otros parten hacia Manresa de donde han recibido información que se esconde Languía -con tres escoltas- miembro del Sindicato Libre y principal sospechoso del asesinato de Salvador Seguí.
		Una vez en Barcelona se reunieron, Durruti, Vivancos, Ascaso y otros miembros de “los Justicieros” y deciden que Durruti y Ascaso partan hacia París para montar un Centro revolucionario.
	www.radicalendar.org /calendar/all/all/display/55569/index.php?view=event&fulldate=2006-11-19 (2277 words)

	On "Francisco, I'll Bring You Red Carnations"
		"Francisco, I'll Bring You Red Carnations," one of the finest poems in 7 Years from Somewhere (published simultaneously with Ashes, a collection of new and older poems), honors Francisco Ascaso, another powerful figure in the FAI who died in combat.
		In "Francisco, I'll Bring You Red Carnations" Levine pays homage to his fallen heroes buried in the cemetery of Barcelona, a setting he employs in "Montjuich" and "For the Fallen" and where, with each visit, his anarchist dream to break "the unbreakable walls of the state" is restored.
		Of all his characters, clearly the most recurring and significant are the Spanish Civil War anarchists, primarily Buenaventura Durruti and Francisco Ascaso, whose struggles against an unjust social order Levine honors, if not nobilitates, throughout his work.
	www.english.uiuc.edu /maps/poets/g_l/levine/carnations.htm (2212 words)

	francisco ascaso (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Huesca July 20 Francisco Ascaso Budría (April 1 1901, leading Anarcho-syndicalist 1936, Barcelona) was a Francisco Ascaso figure in Spain.
		Francisco Ascaso, inhumado fue trasladado 3.344, 4º piso de en el nicho número de julio de 1936 Sin Vía.
		Francisco Ascaso, anarchist For two there displays, but Ascaso faces are floral eternity with only a stone.
	10-s1-2011.biitrb.info /francisco-ascaso (189 words)

	Buenaventura Durruti by Peter E Newell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Ascaso and Durruti went first to Argentina, here they were received with tremendous enthusiasm by large numbers of workers.
		Ascaso and Durruti attempted to assassinate him, but were unsuccessful.
		Brenan says that both Ascaso and Durruti were fanatics who, through their feats of daring, made themselves the heroes of the Catalan proletariat; they were the 'saints of the anarchist cause', showing the way by their example.
	www.spunk.org /texts/writers/durruti/sp001877.html (4655 words)

	Phillip Levine-- Poetry In Revolt
		Durruti, F. Ascaso, the names written with marking pens, and a few circled A’s and tributes to the FAI and CNT.
		While the streets are echoing with victory and revolution, Francisco Ascaso will take up the hammered little blade of his spirit and enter for the last time the republics of death.
		Francisco, stone, knife blade, single soldier still on the run down the darkest street of all, we will be back across an ocean and a continent to bring you red carnations, to celebrate the unbroken promise of your life that once was frail and flesh.
	www.angelfire.com /mn2/anarchistpoetry/levinedir/levine3.html (381 words)

	Francisco Ascaso - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre
		En 1923, con la dictadura de Primo de Rivera, Ascaso y algunos de sus compañeros se exilian en Francia.
		De allí Ascaso y Durruti, perseguidos por las autoridades, continúan hacia América y participan en otras actividades violentas junto con anarquistas argentinos.
		Ascaso permaneció clandestinamente en Francia, hasta que en 1931, apenas proclamada la II República, regresa a España y funda el grupo de acción "Nosotros", de corte más radical que la FAI.
	es.wikipedia.org /wiki/Francisco_Ascaso (294 words)

	Getting to Know Durruti (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The bourgeoisie was then promoting a wave of assasinations of syndicalists and Durruti joins a self-defense group - Los Justicieros, they plan a sensational hit in reprisal: an attempt on the life of King Alfonso XIII who would be visiting the City in August 1920, but their plan is discovered and they must escape.
		Durruti continues doing dangerous clandestine work throughout the nation, meeting Francisco Ascaso who would be his fraternal friend and comrade.
		The CNT and the FAI confronted with courage, organization and mass mobilizations the fascist superiority in weapons and resources; their contribution was decisive in resisting the blow throughout the nation and in Catalunya defeated the rebels singlehandedly, Durruti being one of the boldest fighters in this popular victory and suffering the loss of Francisco Ascaso.
	www.spunk.org /library/writers/durruti/sp001875.html (1126 words)

	Francisco Ascaso - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		They became active in reprisals against thugs hired by businesses against trade unionists, and they carried out several attacks on banks.
		Received with hostility by the French authorities, he and Durruti left for Latin America, where they became active in violence carried out by the Argentine Anarchists.
		Immediately after the proclamation of the Second Spanish Republic in 1931, he returned to Spain and founded the revolutionary group Nosotros, one more radical than the Federación Anarquista Ibérica (FAI).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Francisco_Ascaso (355 words)

	hwod
		Durruti had broken Ascaso out of Saragossa Prison just a short time before Ascaso --already sentenced to death-- was expected to be riddled by the bullets of a firing-squad.
		In December, 1924, with false passports, Buenaventura Durruti and Francisco (Paco) Ascaso left from Le Havre, aboard a Dutch freighter bound for the Antillas.
		Ferrer was sentenced to death by firing-squad in, in Barcelona, in 1909.
	flag.blackened.net /daver/anarchism/hwod.html (2619 words)

	Buenaventura Durruti
		The bourgeoisie was then promoting a wave of assasinations of syndicalists and Durruti joins a self-defense group - Los Justicieros, they plan a sensational hit in reprisal: an attempt on the life of King Alfonso XIII who would be visiting the City in August 1920, but their plan is discovered and they must escape.
		The CNT and the FAI confronted with courage, organization and mass mobilizations the fascist superiority in weapons and resources; their contribution was decisive in resisting the blow throughout the nation and in Catalunya defeated the rebels singlehandedly, Durruti being one of the boldest fighters in this popular victory and suffering the loss of Francisco Ascaso.
		Durruti prosigue en la labor ilegal mas arriesgada por toda la peninsula; asi conoce a Francisco Ascaso, quien seria fraterno amigo y camarada.
	www.anarchy.be /anarchie/thema/durruti.html (2165 words)

	Amazon.com: "Joaquin Ascaso": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		They decided to establish a Defence Council of Aragon, and elected as president Joaquin Ascaso, a first cousin of Francisco Ascaso who fell in the Atarazanas assault.
		On behalf of the Regional Defence Council of Aragn: the president, Joaquin Ascaso.
		The municipal councils of Aragon were coordinated by the Council of Aragon, headed by Joaquin Ascaso, a well-known CNT militant, one of whose brothers had been killed during the May Days.
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Joaquin-Ascaso (529 words)

	Francisco Ascaso
		Ascaso worked as a carpenter and later became an anarchist.
		In protest against the dictatorship of Miguel Primo de Rivera, Durruti took part in the border raid at Vera del Bidosa on 6th November, 1924.
		His brother, Domingo Ascaso, also an anarchist, was killed during the May Riots in 1937.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /SPascaso.htm (190 words)

	Amazon.com: "Francisco Ascaso": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		He was assassinated by Francisco Ascaso and Rafael Torres Escartin, both of whom formed part of the 'Los Solidarios' affinity group, which included Buenaventura Durruti and...
		For this last deed Francisco Ascaso, Francisco Salam- ero, Juliana Lopez, and Jos Torres Escartin were tried.
		La raction fut violente, et un groupe de militants de la C.N.T. parmi lesquels se trouvait Francisco Ascaso ' furent incarcrs la prison des Pre- dicadores en attendant leur condamnation de lourdes peines.
	amazon.com /phrase/Francisco-Ascaso (347 words)

	Amazon.com: "Francisco Ascaso": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		He was assassinated by Francisco Ascaso and Rafael Torres Escartin, both of whom formed part of the 'Los Solidarios' affinity group, which included Buenaventura Durruti and...
		For this last deed Francisco Ascaso, Francisco Salam- ero, Juliana Lopez, and Jos Torres Escartin were tried.
		Durruti was a railway worker from Leon, Ascaso, a baker and a waiter.
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Francisco-Ascaso (550 words)

	SPAIN: Victor Alba, 1916-2003
		Buenaventura Durruti and Francisco Ascaso killed Cardinal Soldevila, the church official who arranged the payoffs for the pistoleros.
		Durruti, Ascaso, and others like them had remained faithful to the anarchosyndicalism of the CNT, but Nin, Maurín, and others had followed the path of Lenin.
		When it became clear that Stalin, the monster of the Kremlin, had turned the Comintern to the path of counter-revolution, the generous and courageous sons of the Barcelona proletarian milieu left the PCE.
	www.stanford.edu /group/wais/Spain/spain_victoralba31403.html (1724 words)

	Discover the Wisdom of Mankind on HACKED BY TURK-SOPHİA
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	www.blinkbits.com /wikifeeds/FR?from=1800 (150 words)

	Buenventura Durruti
		Unwittingly the Spanish government 'exported' rebellion, as Durruti and his close friend Francisco Ascaso happily joined the struggle for freedom wherever they ended up, in both Europe and Latin America.
		It was here that Francisco Ascaso lost his life.
		On July 24th, from Barcelona where the anarchist goal of workers' control, direct democracy and liberty was starting to be a reality, Durruti left with an armed column towards Zaragossa, occupied by the fascists.
	www.geocities.com /Athens/2724/ws52_durruti.html (1083 words)

	Ascaso Graphics
		Those pictured include the three most well-known figures, Garcia Oliver, Francisco Ascaso, and Buenaventura Durruti.
		Francisco Ascaso and his close friend Buenaventura Durruti with their wives.
		Graphics of Francisco Ascaso will be added here as they are discovered.
	dwardmac.pitzer.edu /anarchist_archives/bright/ascaso/graphics.html (68 words)

	Ephemeride anarchiste avril 1
		Ascaso se réfugie en France avec Durruti, Garcia et Jover.
		C'est là que, le 20 juillet 1936, Ascaso trouve la mort lors de l'assaut contre la caserne d'Atarazanas.
		Cempuis aura une grande influence sur deux autres pédagogues libertaires : Francisco Ferrer et Sébastien Faure.
	ytak.club.fr /avril1.html (3258 words)

	The Daily Bleed April Reference Page: A Calendar Better Than Boiled Coffee!
		Francisco Ascaso Abadia was part of "Los Solidarios" with Durruti, Gregorio Jover, Juan García Oliver, Antonio Ortiz, Ricardo Sanz, etc. They fought against the "Pistoleros" (hired by cleric employers to assassinate trade unionists).
		On arrival they found that certain 'leaders' of the CNT had become increasingly reformist during the period of the Dictatorship, whilst the FAI & most of the rank-&-file members & activists of the CNT remained true to their anarchist principles.
		The meeting was called by means of handbills announcing that Francisco Pellicer would speak on the problelm of subsistence, Pablo Ruiz on the revolutionary army, Jaime Balius on the war & the revolution, Francisco Carreño on trade union unity & political collaboration, & V. Perez Combina on public order & the present time.
	www.oz.net /~recall/bleed/04ref.htm (13229 words)

	Daily Bleed: On this day, April 25, Emma Goldman, GEORGE HERRIMAN, GEORG SIMMEL, Hagbard Celine, Octave Mirbeau, ...
		Jaime Balius, Pablo Ruiz (delegate from the Gelsa Group), Francisco Pellicer (a delegate from the Iron Column) and Francisco Carreño (a member of the Durruti Column's War Committee) all spoke.
		The meeting had been called by means of handbills announcing that Francisco Pellicer would speak on the problelm of subsistence, Pablo Ruiz on the revolutionary army, Jaime Balius on the war and the revolution, Francisco Carreño on trade union unity and political collaboration, and V. Perez Combina on public order and the present time.
		The defendants are represented by the anarchist lawyers Francisco Saviero Merlino, Pietro Gori & Errico Ferri.
	www.oz.net /~recall/DailyBleed/04ref.htm (13135 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Perhaps the most renowned of the Anarchist conspiracies during the dictatorship was an audacious plot hatched by Durruti, Ascaso, and Gregorio Jover to kidnap the king during a state visit to Paris in the summer of 1924.
		Durruti and Ascaso, who had been in Latin America before arriving in France, were also charged with holding up the Banca 9.
		The FAI leaders — Durruti, the Ascasos, and Garcia Oliver — were all from Barcelona and Saragossa.
	lemming.mahost.org /library/tsa/raw/tsa09.txt (18070 words)

	The Daily Bleed: U. Utah Phillips, Situationist International, Guy Debord, Paul Brousse, T-Bone Slim, Charles Angrand, ...
		Those pictured include the three most well-known figures, Garcia Oliver, Francisco Ascaso, & Buenaventura Durruti.
		Francisco Ascaso Abadia was part of "Los Solidarios" with Durruti, Gregorio Jover, Juan García Oliver, Antonio Ortiz, Ricardo Sanz, etc. They fought against the "Pistoleros" (hired by cleric employers to assassinate trade unionists).
		Ascaso died on July 20, 1936 in the famed assault against the Atarazanas barracks...
	www.eskimo.com /~recall/bleed/0401.htm (2997 words)

	The 'Friends of Durruti' and the 'People's friend'
		Ascaso fell on the 19th of July 1936 at the head of the CNT-FAI combatants during the assault of the Atarazanas barracks.
		One point deserves clarification; Durruti, Ascaso and the whole 'Solidarios' affinity group would have been thought of as 'anarcho-bolsheviks' by certain Spanish anarchists in the '20s.
		It represents, in red and fl, the taking of the Atarazanas barracks on July 19th 1936, alongside a portrait of Francisco Ascaso who died during the fighting.
	struggle.ws /spain/FODtrans/fod_main1.html (6721 words)

	To Remember Spain: Overview
		The Franco pronunciamiento left little doubt that, in the event of victory by the Spanish generals, the parliamentary republic would be replaced by a clearly authoritarian state, modeled institutionally on similar regimes in Germany and Italy.
		Durruti's grief for the death of Francisco Ascaso revealed real love, not merely the friendship that stems from organizational collaboration.
		But in the FAI both friendship and love were often based on a demanding association, one that implicitly required conformity to the most "heroic" standards established by the most "daring" militants in the group.
	anarchism.jesusradicals.com /library/bookchin/spain/overview.html (9519 words)

	Levine, Philip, 1928-today \| libcom.org
		Levine was educated in the state schools and at an early age had to take jobs in the factories of Detroit.
		One of the poems Gift for a Believer is for the Anarchist artist Flavio Costantini and deals with the lives of many fallen anarchists which have been used by Costantini as subject material for his paintings.
		Another, For the Fallen talks about a visit to the Montjuich cemetery in Barcelona where Durruti, his comrade Ascaso and the libertarian educationalist Francisco Ferrer are buried.
	libcom.org /history/levine-philip-1928 (623 words)

	Ascaso Graphics
		Those pictured include the three most well-known figures, Garcia Oliver, Francisco Ascaso, and Buenaventura Durruti.
		Francisco Ascaso and his close friend Buenaventura Durruti with their wives.
		Graphics of Francisco Ascaso will be added here as they are discovered.
	dwardmac.pitzer.edu:16080 /Anarchist_archives/bright/ascaso/graphics.html (68 words)

	Amazon.com: "Domingo Ascaso": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		See all pages with references to "Domingo Ascaso".
		Domingo Ascaso (brother of the recently dead Francisco), Gregorio Jover, Garcia Vivancos, and Antonio Ortiz, while Garcia Oliver remained in Barcelona as...
		Almost simultaneously and in like circumstances, Domingo Ascaso, brother of the famous fighter, was killed and the official car of the Minister of Health, Federica Montseny, was shot...
	amazon.com /phrase/Domingo-Ascaso (320 words)

	The Anarchist Encyclopedia: An almanac of Antiauthoritarians, Saints & Sinners, Poets & Anarchists, groups, movements, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		(??-193??) Italian anarchist, volunteer, Colonna Italiana Ascaso, killed in the Spanish Revolution of 1936.
		Major anarchist archive, in Switzerland, with smaller associated archives in other countries.
		(1919-1988) American poet & anarchist, involved in the San Francisco Libertarian Circle, Black Mountain College & Beat movement.
	recollectionbooks.com /bleed/gallery/galleryindex.htm (2961 words)

	Anarchist Century
		For this, amonth from now he is expelled from the country by Francisco Madero.
		During the assault the anarchist Francisco Ascaso is killed
		One of the main reasons for his harsh sentence of death sentence is that he is the brother of Francisco Sabate, a famous & legendary member of the anarchist action groups.
	members.tripod.com /anarchist_century/timeline.html (19122 words)

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