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"No one who knew that the flag consisted of a bit of black stuff on the end of a broomstick would believe it, and no more do you, sir. I wished to show that the laborers were dying of hunger and in need of work. It is the flag of strikes and famines."
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Louise Michel was born on May 29, 1830, in Vroncourt-la-Côte, France. She was deeply influenced by the revolutionary spirit of her time and became a leading figure in the anarcho-communist and feminist movements. Michel became known as the Red Virgin of Montmartre for her commitment to revolutionary principles.
Michel died on Jan 9, 1905, leaving behind an important body of writings, including numerous pamphlets and books. Her thoughts heavily influenced the development of anarchist theory, particularly anarcho-communism. Michel's radical and unapologetic stance towards social freedom and gender equality carved a niche for herself in history, placing her among the significant figures within the anarchist and feminist ideologies.
Date of Birth: 1830-05-29
Date of Death: 1905-01-09
Country of Birth: France 
Political Ideas: Anarcho-communism, Feminism
Quotes Available: 12
