178:" tendency among the anarchists that was willing to postpone the abolition of the State. A Communist Party Central Committee memo of 1921 noted that the All-Russian Section of Anarchist-Universalists was "one of the most peaceful in the Anarchist movement," as it "recognizes 'workers' parliamentarism' as represented by the Soviet government" and "finds necessary to participate in the work of the Soviet apparatus, to uphold the Red Army, the civil war and the dictatorship of the proletariat as the transitional form toward Anarchy." Nonetheless, both Gordin and the Anarchist-Universalists faced increasing government persecution. Observers attributed this persecution to Gordin's relative popularity among Russia's radical working class. In
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Gordins worked out a philosophy which they called "Pan-Anarchism" and which prescribed five remedies for the five baneful institutions that tormented the five oppressed elements of modern society. The remedies for the state and capitalism were, simply enough, statelessness and communism; for the remaining three oppressors, however, the antidotes were rather more novel: "cosmism" (the universal elimination of national persecution), "gyneantropism" (the emancipation and humanization of women), and "pedism" (the liberation of the young from "the vise of slave education").
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the workers in the factory where Gordin worked chose him instead of the communist nominee. When the votes were counted at the Soviet headquarters, and it was discovered that a communist was not selected and that Gordin was chosen instead, the Soviet exercised its veto powers and annulled the election, but only with regard to this particular delegate, and not with regard to the communists who were elected during that same proceeding.
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The "Oppressed Five" referred to those categories of humanity which endured the greatest hardships under the yoke of
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Gordin was a worker in a munitions factory. When the elections for the Soviet of the district that his factory belonged to were held, despite the fact that the communists always allowed only their nominees on the election list for the Soviet and did not allow any of their candidates to be defeated,
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In 1925, speaking at a public event, Abba Gordin was shot and then arrested by the Cheka; only the personal intercession of Lenin's wife won his release. Abba and his wife, Voronina, fled across the
Manchurian border, making their way to Shanghai.
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Abba Gordin emigrated to the United States in 1927 where he wrote books, essays, and poems in several languages. He later established the Jewish
Ethical Society. Gordin became a co-editor of the New York Yiddish-language anarchist journal
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Nonkonformismus und Radikale Yidishkayt. Abba Gordin (1887–1964) und die Prozesse der Gemeinschaftsbildung in der jiddisch-anarchistischen Wochenschrift Fraye Arbeter Shtime 1937–1945 (DPhil)
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Anarkhizm-Universalizm v
Kontekste Russkoy "Kosmicheskoy Paradigmy" Nachala XX Veka [Anarchism-Universalism In the Context of the Russian "Cosmic Paradigm" of the Early Twentieth Century]
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Nonkonformismus und Radikale Yidishkayt. Abba Gordin (1887–1964) und die Prozesse der Gemeinschaftsbildung in der jiddisch-anarchistischen Wochenschrift Fraye Arbeter Shtime 1937–1945
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After the election was repeated with the same result and subsequently nullified three times, Gordin was jailed and the munitions factory denied representation.
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He emigrated to Israel around 1957, where he translated his
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and Khaye Ester Sore Gordin (née Miller). As a teenager, he organized a strike by apprentice tailors in
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The Guillotine at Work: Twenty Years of Terror in Russia (Data and Documents)
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Sotsiomagiya i sotsiotekhnika, ili Obshcheznakharstvo i obshchestroitel'stvo
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Zikhroynes un khezsboynes (memuarn fun der rusisher revolutsye 1917–1924)
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Nedava, Joseph (1974). "Abba Gordin: A portrait of a Jewish anarchist".
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85:(1887–1964) was an Israeli anarchist and Yiddish writer and poet.
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The Russian Word in the Land of Israel, the Jewish Word in Russia
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Printsipn un tsvekn-derklerung fun der yidishe etisher gezelshaft
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Der yung-mentsh oder der finf-bund: a dramatishe shir in 5 akten
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Gordin, Abba; Gordin, Wolf (2019). Kuchinov, Evgeniy (ed.).
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Pedagogika molodezhi ili Reproduktina. Ch. 1: Kritika shkoly
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Heller, Leonid (1996). "Voyage au pays de l'anarchie ".
705:. Princeton: Princeton University Press. p. 177.
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Smorgonie, District Vilna; Memorial Book and Testimony
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Yidish lebn in Amerike (in shpigl fun F. Bimkos verk)
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Sistema Material’noy i Otnositel’noy Yestestvennosti
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916:. In Khazan, Vladimir; Moskovich, Wolf (eds.).
136:In 1908, Abba and Wolf Gordin opened a secular
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207:, in the hope of breaking the hunger strike."
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984:Niger, Samuel; Shatzky, Jacob, eds. (1956).
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263:Ot yuridicheskogo anarkhizma k fakticheskomu
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819:Arolovich, Amalia Viktorovna (2005).
798:. Jerusalem: Problemen. p. 194.
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756:"Seventy Days in Russia: What I Saw"
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402:Shloyme hamelekh: historisher roman
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342:Di yesoydes fun der gezelshaft
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473:A megile tsu di yidn in goles
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360:Denker un dikhter (eseyen)
1223:Russian political writers
1173:Israeli political writers
1108:American anti-capitalists
969:Jewish Telegraphic Agency
949:10.1080/13501677408577196
794:Goncharok, Moshe (2002).
658:Strana Anarkhiya (utopii)
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909:Heller, Leonid (2006).
754:Pestaña, Angel (1924).
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123:revolution of 1905–1906
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890:Cahiers du Monde Russe
876:The Russian Anarchists
481:(Our Treatises) (1912)
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176:Anarchist-Universalist
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1118:American libertarians
1015:(DPhil) (in German).
1009:Türk, Lilian (2015).
937:Soviet Jewish Affairs
902:10.3406/cmr.1996.2460
873:Avrich, Paul (2005).
839:Türk, Lilian (2015).
711:10.1515/9781400872480
701:Avrich, Paul (2015).
223:Freie Arbeiter Stimme
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129:. He and his brother
89:Early life and career
62:August 1964 (aged 77)
1213:Russian male writers
1208:Russian libertarians
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1158:Israeli libertarians
485:Fonetishe ortografye
330:Moral in Idishn lebn
142:libertarian pedagogy
115:Kreslavka (Krāslava)
1103:American anarchists
986:"Abe (Abba) Gordin"
587:Anarchism in Russia
582:Anarchism in Israel
460:Ha-Sderot Ha-Iledim
119:Dvinsk (Daugavpils)
83:Abba Lvovich Gordin
1193:Russian anarchists
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703:Russian Anarchists
640:. 1929. p. 4.
416:Communism Unmasked
324:Di froy un di bibl
318:Idisher velt-banem
278:Interindividualizm
103:Yehuda Leib Gordin
1183:Jewish anarchists
1133:Anarchist writers
971:. August 24, 1964
927:978-965-93821-7-0
667:978-999999-0-93-6
563:With Hanoch Levin
354:Di sotsiale frage
201:Alexander Berkman
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101:) to Rabbi
25:Abba Gordin
1087:Categories
866:References
510:In Russian
467:In Yiddish
409:In English
294:In Yiddish
251:In Russian
73:Occupation
1053:Biography
1041:Anarchism
957:0038-545X
436:In Hebrew
163:anarchism
158:Anarkhiia
881:AK Press
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182:(1924),
127:Vilkomir
97:(now in
66:Tel Aviv
1077:Judaism
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425:1840344
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