Durruti, Buenaventura

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Durruti in 1936 (Source: Wikimedia)

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Jose_Buenaventura_Durruti_Dumange_1936.jpg

Basic data

  1. July 14, 1896 in Léon
  2. †
    November 20, 1936 in Madrid
  3. Politiker, Anarchist

Iconography

Durruti in 1936 (Source: Wikimedia)
Durruti (centre-back) with his colleagues at the workshop of Antonio Mijé (Source: Wikimedia)
Durruti (left) during his exile in Occitania (Source: Wikimedia)
King Alfonso XIII, who Durruti and Los Justicieros attempted to assassinate in 1920 (Source: Wikimedia)
CNT leader Salvador Seguí, whose assassination triggered the outbreak of open conflict between anarchists and the pistoleros (Source: Wikimedia)
Durruti after his arrest in Madrid in 1923 (Source: Wikimedia)
Alfonso XIII (left) and Miguel Primo de Rivera (right), the two leading figures of the dictatorship in Spain (Source: Wikimedia)
Durruti (bottom) with other members of Los Errantes in Mexico (Source: Wikimedia)
Durruti (centre), with Francisco Ascaso (left) and Gregorio Jover (right), after their release from prison in 1927 (Source: Wikimedia)
Nestor Makhno, the Ukrainian anarchist revolutionary who met with Ascaso and Durruti after their release from prison (Source: Wikimedia)
Ascaso and Durruti (far-right) at the Poble Espanyol, with other Spanish and French anarchists (Source: Wikimedia)
Miners under arrest, after the insurrection (Source: Wikimedia)
Durruti (second from left) during his exile on Fuerteventura (Source: Wikimedia)
Durruti (second from right) in El Puerto de Santa María prison, with Paulino Díez (far left), Francisco Ascaso (second from left) and other anarchist prisoners (Source: Wikimedia)
Durruti, with his partner Émilienne Morin and his daughter Colette Durruti (Source: Wikimedia)

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