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Innocent III as prin****l
consecrator Raynald of
Nocera March 1198 Adhémar de
Peirat 7
April 1198 John of
Leighlin 18
September 1198
Mauger of
Worcester 4 June...
- José
Peirats Valls (1908–1989) was a
Spanish anarchist, activist,
journalist and historian.
Peirats was born on
March 15, 1908, in La Vall d'Uixó, Province...
- Chicago:
Quadrangle Books. Ealham,
Chris (2015).
Living Anarchism: José
Peirats and the
Spanish Anarcho-Syndicalist Movement. Oakland/Edinburgh: AK Press...
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September 2011.
Peirats 2011, p. 211.
Gallego 2008, p. 367.
Enzensberger 1972.
Dolgoff 1974, p. 5.
Dolgoff 1974, p. 6.
Bolloten 1991, p. 1107.
Peirats 2011, p...
- Joaquín Muñoz
Peirats (Valencia, Spain, 1931 - Conakry,
Guinea 1987) was a
Spanish politician.
After gaining a
degree in
economics from the University...
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Wayback Machine, por la Federación
Local de
Madrid Peirats, La CNT, p. 206. Hugh Thomas, p. 714.
Peirats, La CNT, p. 346 Viñas, Ángel (2007). El
escudo de...
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commanded by Major-General Sir
Edward Brabant pp.306-307,
Knotel p.236,
Peirats p.5, The
Spanish Civil War 1936-39,
Patrick Turnbull, ISBN 0-85045-282-1...
- Workers' Union,
which accused him of
becoming a moderate.
According to
Josep Peirats, he
convinced them of his
arguments by
beating his
fists on the
table as...
- OCLC 906044930.
Peirats, José (1998) [1990].
Anarchists in the
Spanish Revolution. London:
Freedom Press. ISBN 0-900384-53-0. OCLC 634571715.
Peirats, José (2011)...
- Joaquín
Garrigues Walker was
elected party president,
while Joaquín Muñoz
Peirat was
appointed vice
president and Ramón Pais Ferrín
general secretary. On...
