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"It is capitalism and government which stand for disorder and violence. Anarchism is the very reverse of it; it means order without government and peace without violence."
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Alexander Berkman was born on November 21, 1870, in the Russian Empire and died on June 28, 1936. As an influential writer, he produced significant anarchist works, including 'Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist' and 'The ABC of Anarchism'. His philosophy was heavily centered on anarcho-communism and he was a fervent advocate of direct action.
Berkman's contributions to the anarchist movement have left a long-lasting impact. His activities kicked off with his attempted assassination of Henry Clay Frick during the Homestead strike. Though the attempt was unsuccessful, it highlighted Berkman's commitment to his political beliefs and his willingness to take drastic actions for the sake of his cause. His writings continue to be highly regarded within anarchist circles and have heavily influenced the movement.
Date of Birth: November 21, 1870
Date of Death: June 28, 1936
Country of Birth: Russian Empire 
Political Ideas: Anarcho-communism, Direct Action
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