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Rebecca Edelsohn, in
contemporary sources often given as
Becky Edelson, (1892–1973) was a
Latvian American anarchist and
hunger striker who was jailed...
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Edelson is an
American law firm.
Edelson (sometimes
spelled Edelsohn) may also
refer to a
surname and
Portuguese first name:
Michael Edelson (born 1944)...
- faltered, and he had an
affair with a 15-year-old
anarchist named Becky Edelsohn.
Goldman was
pained by his
rejection of her but
considered it a consequence...
-
British artistic gymnast Becky Easton (born 1974),
English footballer Becky Edelsohn (1892–1973),
American anarchist and
hunger striker Becky Edwards (disambiguation)...
- Steven; Bergner, Peter; Bertran, Ramon; Bhat, Puneeth; Caldeira, Pedro;
Edelsohn, David; Fossum, Gordon; Frey, Brad; Ivanovic, Nemanja; Kerchner, Chip;...
- of the
younger women in the movement,
including a
teenager named Becky Edelsohn.
Berkman continued to
suffer from
depression and
increasingly spoke about...
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Pesco Audrey K.
Doberstein Moonyeen L.
Klopfenstein 2012
Vicky Cooke Micki Edelsohn Vivian Rapposelli Frances West 2013
Beatrice Coker Patricia Maichle Wilma...
- York's
Union Square,
where anarchist leaders Alexander Berkman and
Becky Edelsohn among others spoke in
memory of
those who died. "Exploded in Apartment...
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Pesco Audrey K.
Doberstein Moonyeen L.
Klopfenstein 2012
Vicky Cooke Micki Edelsohn Vivian Rapposelli Frances West 2013
Beatrice Coker Patricia Maichle Wilma...
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Katherine Dunham Ronald Easterbrook, England, prisoner, 1997, 1999
Becky Edelsohn Mahatma Gandhi,
Indian independence activist, part of
campaign of nonviolent...
