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Claude Rétat, « Mémoires anarchistes, histoires de textes… », Écrire l’histoire, ID : 10.4000/12azm
Several new editions of anarchist memoirs from the end of the 19th century and the first half of the 20th century, particularly by women, have been published in recent years, many of which revealed, on major figures, new, unpublished or missing texts, reshaping knowledge and approaches. For Vera Figner’s memoirs it is a cover (but of a text that has become difficult to access) : it sounds the alert on this corpus which remains little translated in France. In the case of the memoirs of Louise Michel, Emma Goldman, Alexandre Bergman, and Victor Serge (translator in 1930 of Vera Figner in a specific context), these are critical or scientific editions, and new and complete translations. Flash on these found texts, which bring complex commitments and writings to life before our eyes.