Luigi Bertoni Papers
Papers mainly received as editor of Il Risveglio/Le Réveil: c.100 letters from Errico Malatesta 1913-1932; a few letters from Erasmo Abate (alias Hugo Rolland) 1925, Armando Borghi 1925, 1929, Gustave Brocher 1930, Luigi Fabbri 1925, Otello Gaggi 1936-1937, Jean Grave 1915, 1925, James Guillaume 1906, 1910-1912, Georges Herzig 1912, 1915, Alexandre Levandovsky c.1929-1932, Max Nettlau 1924, 1929-1933, Pietro Montasini 1934-1936, Bartolomeo Vanzetti 1926-1927, Théodore Vaskovitch 1925 and n.d., Jean Wintsch 1912, 1914 and others; file of letters from Malatesta to Giuseppe and Peppino Tosca, Randolfo Vella and others 1923-1932;
handwritten and stencilled copy of a charge against Bertoni c.s. for plotting bombing attacks in Italy with explosives obtained from the German army during the First World War 1919; notes on his study of the Russian language n.d.; some documents relating to his visit to Moscow in 1921; some manuscripts of articles by Malatesta and others 1922 and n.d.;
files of documents relating to the Spanish Civil War 1936-1939; some documents from anarchist and syndicalist organizations in Italy 1938-1939, Switzerland 1908, 1939-1942 and from Italian anarchist organizations in the USA 1938-1939; press clippings.
NB. Part of his papers has been lost during the Second World War.
Luigi Bertoni Papers
Papers mainly received as editor of Il Risveglio/Le Réveil: c.100 letters from Errico Malatesta 1913-1932; a few letters from Erasmo Abate (alias Hugo Rolland) 1925, Armando Borghi 1925, 1929, Gustave Brocher 1930, Luigi Fabbri 1925, Otello Gaggi 1936-1937, Jean Grave 1915, 1925, James Guillaume 1906, 1910-1912, Georges Herzig 1912, 1915, Alexandre Levandovsky c.1929-1932, Max Nettlau 1924, 1929-1933, Pietro Montasini 1934-1936, Bartolomeo Vanzetti 1926-1927, Théodore Vaskovitch 1925 and n.d., Jean Wintsch 1912, 1914 and others; file of letters from Malatesta to Giuseppe and Peppino Tosca, Randolfo Vella and others 1923-1932;
handwritten and stencilled copy of a charge against Bertoni c.s. for plotting bombing attacks in Italy with explosives obtained from the German army during the First World War 1919; notes on his study of the Russian language n.d.; some documents relating to his visit to Moscow in 1921; some manuscripts of articles by Malatesta and others 1922 and n.d.;
files of documents relating to the Spanish Civil War 1936-1939; some documents from anarchist and syndicalist organizations in Italy 1938-1939, Switzerland 1908, 1939-1942 and from Italian anarchist organizations in the USA 1938-1939; press clippings.
NB. Part of his papers has been lost during the Second World War.
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Bertoni, Luigi
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Not restricted.
actionNote
Inventory made by Nico Jassies ...... ation by Eva van Oene in 2015.
biography
Bertoni, Luigi. Born in Milan ...... fully cleared of this charge.
location
International Institute of Social History
physicalDescription
0.5 Meters
physicalNote
Complete papers digitized as part of the Centrale Project 2012-2016.
preferCite
Luigi Bertoni Papers , invento ...... of Social History, Amsterdam.
publisher
International Institute of Social History
topicalTerm
Anarchist movements
Fascism and Nazism/ Fascist and Nazist movements and parties/Anti-fascist movements
Military conflicts and activities
Occupation/ Resistance movements
description
Papers mainly received as edit ...... t during the Second World War.
name
Luigi Bertoni Papers
temporalCoverage
(1883, 1897-) 1912-1947