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"Masters aren't necessary, these people whose idleness is maintained by our labor; everyone must make himself useful to society, by which I mean work according to his ability and his aptitude."
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Born on October 14, 1859, François Claudius Koenigstein, known as Ravachol, was a French anarchist infamous for his political violence. Ravachol turned to anarchism after experiencing firsthand the unfair treatment of the working class. He was famous for his acts of dynamite terrorism against symbols of authority, such as judges and police officers. His activities made him a symbol of revolt and desperation, leading to his execution on July 11, 1892.
Ravachol's philosophy was primarily based on anarcho-communism and illegalism. He advocated for the overthrow of governments and abolishing private property. Despite his violent methods, Ravachol is still celebrated in anarchist literature for his rebellious spirit and his disdain for conventional authorities. His legacy, though debated, has undeniably left a significant impact on the anarchist movement.
Date of Birth: 1859-10-14
Date of Death: 1892-07-11
Country of Birth: France 
Political Ideas: Anarchism, Anti-authoritarian
Quotes Available: 6
