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	Peter Arshinov - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Peter Andreyevich Arshinov (Пётр Андреевич Аршинов in Russian) (1887 - c.
		Both men were released in 1917, and in 1919 Arshinov joined Makhno and became involved in cultural and educational work in the area controlled by the Makhnovite Insurrectionary Army.
		In 1921, Arshinov emigrated from the country, but he later would return to the USSR in 1935.
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	Peter Arshinov -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Peter Andreyevich Arshinov (Пётр Андреевич Аршинов in (A native or inhabitant of Russia) Russian) (1887 - (Click link for more info and facts about c.) c.
		He was later imprisoned, and escaped to (A republic in western Europe; the largest country wholly in Europe) France.
		He was imprisoned in (A city of central European Russia; formerly capital of both the Soviet Union and Soviet Russia; since 1991 the capital of the Russian Federation) Moscow, where he met (Click link for more info and facts about Nestor Makhno) Nestor Makhno.
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		Peter Arshinov was a metal worker from the Ukraine who in 1904 joined the Bolshevik Party and became an anarchist after the 1905 - 06 revolution.
		Both men were released in 1917 and in 1919 Arshinov joined Makhno and became involved cultural and educational work in the area by the Makhnovite Insurrectionary Army.
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		Peter Arshinov was a metal worker from the Ukraine who in 1904 joined the Bolshevik Party, turning to anarchism after the 1905-6 revolution.
		Both men were released early in the 1917 revolution, and in 1919 Arshinov joined Makhno in the Ukraine and became involved in cultural and educational work in the area controlled by the Makhnovite insurrectionary army.
		But they had time to demonstrate to the working masses that true freedom resides in the hands of the workers themselves, and that it begins to radiate and develop as soon as statelessness and equality are established among them.
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	Peter and the Wolf - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Peter and the Wolf
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		Peter destroys the popular image of Angus McMillan by showing him to be a muderer of Aboriginal people, a liar, an alcoholic and a sufferer of venereal disease who misappropriated food, clothing and goods issued by the government for Gippsland Aboriginals.
		Peter continues his radical and exciting interpretation of Gippsland history with third collection of essays on the great coal strike of 1903.
		This is the second booklet in Peter Gardner's series on the Victorian Coal Mines, and in particular, on the miner's union - the Victorian Coal Miners Association.
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		Arshinov and Makhno were later to draw up the Platform of the Libertarian Communists in during their Paris exile in 1926 (see Workers Solidarity 34).
		ENEMIES ON ALL SIDES Arshinov's book mainly consists of a blow-by-blow account of the movement along with some consideration of nationalism and anti-semitism, and short biographies of some of the main Makhnovists.
		Arshinov rightly accuses them of total disorganisation and irresponsibility leading to "impoverished ideas and futile practice".
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	REVIEW: HISTORY OF THE MAKHNOVIST MOVEMENT
		This book is an extremely valuable eye-witness account from Peter Arshinov - one of the main participants and editor of their paper Put'k Svobode (The Road to Freedom).
		Arshinov's book mainly consists of a blow-by-blow account of the movement along with some consideration of nationalism and anti-semitism, and short biographies of some of the main Makhnovists.
		Arshinov attacks the Russian anarchists for almost totally ignoring the Makhnovists.
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		Peter Argetsinger is a race car driver born in the United States of America.
		Although his career spanned from 2000 until 2002, he only completed partial seasons, in the GrandAm Motorola Cup of 2000 and GrandAm Series of 2001.
		He also filled in for races in the GrandAm Series in other years (2000, 2002) and in one race of the 2002 American LeMans Series.
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	H.6.1 Who was Nestor Makhno
		This experience ensured that Makhno developed an intense hatred of prisons (later, during the revolution, his first act in entering a town or city was to release all prisoners and destroy the prison).
		It was during his time in Butykri that Makhno met Peter Arshinov, a fellow anarchist prisoner and later activist and historian of the Makhnovist movement.
		Arshinov was born in 1887 in the Ukrainian industrial town of Katerinoslav.
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		Gleb Arshinov wrote: > >>>>> "Peter" == Peter S Galbraith writes: > > Peter> Hello XEmacs developers, First, let me apologise if this is > Peter> the wrong list.
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	The Social Revolution
		Associated with such anarchist organisation building schemes is the neglect of creating workers economic combative organisations and the elaboration and pursuit of an industrial policy to achieve such bodies.
		Rather than offering a short cut to long term serious work, Makhno's proposal and that of other Arshinov programme adherents, of uniting all differing anarchist tendencies in one centralised organisation would certainly produce a nursery of schisms/endless infighting ensuring the impossibility of the pursuit of any coherent industrial policy.
		Whilst the biting rhetoric of essays which no doubt was so important in inspiring his forces during the Russian Revolution, blur the misconceptions he spreads which can only add to the confusion of activists and their departure into organisational blind alleys.
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		Peter & Gordon were a British Invasion-era performing duo that rocketed to fame with 1964's "A World Without Love".
		Sir Peter Alexander Ustinov (born Peter Alexander von Ustinow) (April 16, 1921 - March 29, 2004) was a British actor, writer and dramatist.
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	H.11 Why does the Makhnovist movement show there is an alternative to Bolshevism? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Anarchist accounts of the movement can be found in Peter Arshinov's excellent The History of the Makhnovist Movement and Voline's The Unknown Revolution (Voline's work is based on extensive quotes from Arshinov's work, but does contain useful additional material).
		This, incidentally, tallies with Arshinov's account that "hordes of Cossacks had overrun the region, not through the insurrectionary front but from the left flank where the Red Army was stationed.
		As Arshinov notes, "[s]ending the insurrectionary army to the Polish front meant removing from the Ukraine the main nerve centre of the revolutionary insurrection.
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	A Review of "Facing The Enemy
		Particularly prominent in the group and in the drafting of the Platform was Peter Arshinov.
		During the Russian Revolution of 1917-21, Arshinov had been very active in the anarchist-influenced Makhnovist partisan movement in the Ukraine and had become its historian.
		The other key grouping is the ORA/OCL (Organisation of Revolutionary Anarchists) heavily influenced by the Arshinov Platform and according to the author possessing a "hidden policy leadership" and generally heavily affected by the surrounding leftist subculture.
	www.nestormakhno.info /english/mcguire.htm (2629 words)

	Makhnovists & The Russian Revolution
		In January, February, and April of 1919, the Makhnovists held a series of Regional Congresses of Peasants, Workers, and Insurgents to "discuss economic and military matters and to supervise the task of reconstruction."23 Reconstruction for Makhno was based upon his philosophy of anarcho-libertarianism, a philosophy that he had acquired from his friendship with Peter Arshinov.
		A libertarian society meant that the peasants and workers were to be allowed to control their own factories, establish their own schools (teaching in the language that they wanted), and an end to food requisitioning.
		Peter Arshinov, History of the Makhnovist Movement (1918-1921), Black and Red Solidarity,1974,p.31
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		Leah Feldman, who died in London in the late 1980’s, was the last known survivor of the Makhno movement in the west.
		At that time an agreement was made between the Bolshevik state, signed by Frunze and Bela Kun, and the revolutionaries of the Makhno movement, where Makhno’s forces were considered to be effectively a part of the so-called Red Army.
		This agreement is reproduced in Arshinov and Voline’s works.
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	Appendix - The Symbols of Anarchy
		This is unsurprising as anarchism is a form of socialism and came out of the general socialist and labour movements.
		On the fl flag was embroidered "Liberty of Death" and "The Land to the Peasant, The Factories to the Workers." [Peter Marshall, Demanding the Impossible, p.
		558] Peter Peterson also adds that the circle is "a symbol of unity and determination" which "lends support to the off-proclaimed idea of international anarchist solidarity." ["Flag, Torch, and Fist: The Symbols of Anarchism", Freedom, vol.
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		If I could have but one upgrade for a car that would also be driven periodically on the track, it would be my Simpson five point harness.
		Date: 29 Sep 2000 14:07:43 -0700 From: Gleb Arshinov Subject: Re: Best M3 upgrade >>>>> "Sue" == Sue Kraft writes: Sue> I thought it might be fun for everyone to cast a vote as to Sue> what they think is the best upgrade or modification they have Sue> done to their cars.
		Date: 29 Sep 2000 14:07:55 -0700 From: Gleb Arshinov Subject: Re: Best M3 upgrade >>>>> "Sue" == Sue Kraft writes: Sue> I thought it might be fun for everyone to cast a vote as to Sue> what they think is the best upgrade or modification they have Sue> done to their cars.
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	Paul Flewers: Did the Bolsheviks Seize Power by Deception?
		For the Russian anarchist Peter Arshinov, the October Revolution represented the accession to power of the intellectuals, the ‘socialist democracy’, of whom the Bolsheviks were merely the most artful.
		And for all the celebration by his political current of the spontaneity of the masses, the anarchist Arshinov is obliged to refer, albeit delicately, to the politically ‘inexperienced’ masses.
		Recent scholarship has gone far to dispel many of the orthodoxies of the conspiratorial school, and is able to present a more rational and realistic view of the rise of Bolshevism, especially in respect of the Russian working class.
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	Panic at Peregonovka (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		This is their story you're reading here, about how something they did one day affected your life.
		Eye witness Peter Arshinov described the scene from his position at staff headquarters.
		Arshinov and Mahkno had done time together in the Butyrki prison in Moscow.
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	As Far As Organization Goes: We Are Platformists \| North Eastern Federation of Anarchist Communists
		This group included such important figures as Nestor Makhno, one of the main leaders of the insurrectional army of the Ukrainian peasantry, Peter Arshinov, historian of the same movement and old friend of Makhno, and Ida Mett, passionate partisan and historian of the Kronstadt insurrection [2].
		(Worker's Cause), a project originally conceived of by Arshinov and Makhno while they were rotting in the czarist prison some fifteen years earlier which was finally founded in Paris in 1925.
		Arshinov (Freedom Books, London) and The Kronstadt Commune by Mett (Solidarity, available on the web at
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	Untitled Document
		All of the above anarcho-spatialist incidents tend towards impermanence, a la Peter Lambdeth Wilson's temporary autonomous zone (TAZ), one example of which is the ten house Mainzerstrasse squat in Germany during 1990.
		While for a time it functioned as an anarchist community within the shell of an industrial militarist society, it was eventually evicted after a two hour battle between 500 squatters and German riot police (Shadow 12/90).
		Cultural and political theoretician and active participant in the Makhnovist army Peter Arshinov believed the basic shortcoming of Makhnovist movement to be its unavoidable concentration on military activities.
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	Platformism & Bolshevism
		The original “Platform” was published in Paris in 1926 by a group of Russian anarchist émigrés associated with the newspaper Dielo Truda (Labor’s Cause) and signed by Nestor Makhno(4), Peter Arshinov(5), Ida Mett(6) and two others, Valevsky and Linsky.
		Arshinov brushed off Voline’s criticisms as sterile squabbling, and his ally Mahkno suggested that Voline might in fact be a Bolshevik agent.
		In the 1930s Arshinov became disillusioned with squabbling among émigré anarchists in Paris and returned to Stalin’s Russia where he perished in the Great Purges.
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	Victor Urbanowicz- Personal and Political in The Dispossessed (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		One important feature is the communist anarchism of Peter Kropotkin.
		Unlike the collectivist anarchism of Michael Bakunin, communist anarchism does not demand that the individual work in exchange for necessities.
		See Peter Arshinov, History of the Makhnovist Movement (Detroit: Black and Red/Chicago: Solidarity, 1974), passim.
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