An Anarchist's Story - Ethel MacDonald - Part 2

movie by Mark Littlewood

Ethel MacDonald (24 February 1909—1 December 1960) was a Glasgow-based Scottish anarchist and activist and, in 1937, during the Spanish Civil War, a propagandist on Barcelona Anarchist radio.

For more information about Ethel MacDonald see:

http://eng.anarchopedia.org/Ethel_MacDonald

For more information on the Spanish Revolution (1936) see:

http://struggle.ws/spaindx.html

Category:

Education

Tags:

• female
• scottish
• anarchist
• activist
• anarchism
• cnt
• ethel
• macdonald
• noam
• chomsky
• spanish
• civil
• war
• fascism
• franco
• stalinism

[AtheistAnarchoRudi]

@neocivis it is the ideology of not having an ideology.

[neocivis]

Anarchism is what I believe in, It's no ideology, it's a way of life. A way of life where we talk about our differences, not one where we kill another for believing what he wants.

[Gusty85]

I think it should be add that the revolutionary movement in Spain had been going on since 1868. It wasn't something that came out of nothing.

[thtben]

Peculiar that they should make a mistake like confusing the year of Hitler's rise to power (1933, not '36).

[hope2beable]

it is great that we can see this on the net-all I had was listening to the Clash-which was great-and going out to find what they were singing about-like this girl did.Thanks Joe.

[ORDENILLUMINATI]

Freedom,',Equality,',Brotherho­od,',