swedish anarchist (1 risultati)

78 (2) pages on fine untrimmed paper, 1 illustration on p. (79). - Publisher's illustrated softcover; 8vo.(ca. 19,5 x 12,5 cm). *** [Erweiterter FRÜHLINGS-VERKAUF bis Donnerstag, den 19.03.2026 / SPRING-SALE until Thursday, March 19, 2026: um über 40% REDUZIERTER PREIS / PRICE-REDUCTION of over 40%; ehemaliger Preis / previously EUR 165,-] --- FIRST EDITION, SOFTCOVER ORIGINAL OF THE RARE BOOK; DINA FRANK'S COPY who married the author in 1948; INSCRIBED TO HER BY BERNER in remembrance of his journey through Germany where he met her for the first time ''Till Dina / . . . en rapport fran en resa i Riket 1937 (12 febr. . . . 27 mars.) / . . . d. 9/2-43'' AND WITH DINA'S SHORT HOLOGRAPH COMMENT that ''Einband und Illustration S. 79 [sind] ebenfalls von Rud. Berner'' and that Frank Tireur is a ''Pseudonym for Rudolf Berner''; minimal marks or translational comments in the text apparently by D. B. as well. - In 1937 the swedish anarchist Rudolf Berner (AKA Frank Tireur) who had already been active in underground work in Spain and in Nazi Germany managed to enter Germany again for a secret mission because border guards had not noticed the entry stamp of Republican Spain in his passport. He first went to Wuppertal and Duesseldorf where he met german marxist Dina Frank (then married to Otto Meyer of kindred spirit) for the first time. Frank's and Meyer's house was a meeting-point for antifascist activists. Including short trips back to Sweden and to Poland Berner spent some six weeks in Germany to intensify contacts with german anarchists and socalists before he travelled onwards to Spain. He published his report on german underground activities in Stockholm in 1940; it counts as keywork on the anarchosyndicalist activities in Nazi-Germany. Frank and Meyer went into norwegian exile soon afterwards and to Sweden when Germany occupied Norway. She later divorced from Meyer came close with Berner and they married in 1948. . . --- Frontcover minimally used; A BEAUTIFUL COPY OF THE FRAGILE PUBLICATION. - Also in stock 'OTTO FRIDÉN (= Otto Friedlaender, 1897-1954): MAKT OCH MAGI. - EN SOCIALPSYKOLOGISK UNDERSÖKNING.' Stockholm, 1942; inscribed to Dina Frank. . .