- Giuseppe Fanelli
Giuseppe Fanelli (1827-1877) was a nineteenth century Italian
revolutionary anarchist . Born inNaples ,Italy , he visitedSpain in 1868 on a journey planned byanarchist Mikhail Bakunin in order to recruit members for theFirst International . He died of tuberculosis in 1877.He was active in the revolutionary enterprises in
Lombardy andRome in 1848 - 1849. He went on to fight alongsideGaribaldi 's Thousand inSicily . He also fought in the Polish uprising (1862-63). He was elected to Italian Parliament in November 1865 and fought against theAustria ns in 1866.He met Bakunin atIschia in 1866. He arrived inBarcelona in October 1868, introducing anarchism to Spain. In February 1869 he left forBarcelona where he met up with Pellicer, Farga and others whom he helped to establish the IWMA’s Barcelona section as well as the Alliance section. This trip to Spain was costly to him in terms of financial costs as well as in terms of the problems arising from it (he was accused of exploiting Reclus’s republican friends to spread anarchism) by which he was much affected and in the end he distanced himself from militant Bakuninism after that. His last meeting with theMadrid Anarchists was onJanuary 25 ,1869 .Perceptions of others in regard to Fanelli
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Anarchism in Spain
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