Valls Jose Peirats I (1908-1989) "The great calamity of dictatorship is not only in its abuses the right of citizens and against individuals, but in the great void left by the disappearance. Everything has to be improvised after the disappearance personal power. Others who may share this opinion include Joseph Stiglitz<\/a>. A great physical hunger and freedom wakes up suddenly. " Jose Peirats i Valls. THE VOICE OF AN ANARCHIST HISTORIAN The history of the war provoked by the military uprising of General Franco is an issue that has jointly been treated by many exiles, not only by historians but also by those who write history for various reasons , and thus we see that Joseph Peirats, historical militant of the CNT and the FAI, publishes The CNT in the Spanish Revolution (3 vols., 1951, 1952 and 1953), a work written as a justification of the CNT and the libertarian movement, especially against the PCE, in the last two volumes examines the civil war also wrote an essay about the anarchists in the Spanish political crisis (1962). <\/p>\n

Is considered the most important historian from Spanish anarchist Anselmo Lorenzo. The trade unionist, journalist and historian Joseph Peirats i Valls, born in Vall de Uxo, Castellon, on May 15, 1908 and died in Burriana on August 20, 1989. Son of a family of sandal, after four years with his family emigrated to L'Hospitalet de Llobregat. Start working at the age of eight years, plays several trades, but the most common was the brick maker. At fourteen he joins the National Confederation of Labour.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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