goldman, emma

A study of the Russian-born publisher of "Mother Earth, " a magazine devoted to anarchism, focusing on her achievements as a speaker and writer.

Presents part two of the autobiography of activist Emma Goldman, telling of her life beginning in 1912, with discussion of her arrest as a suspect in the assassination of President McKinley, her work in the radical movement, her deportation to Russia after World War I, and other topics.

A graphic novel biography of controversial nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century anarchist, atheist, and feminist political activist Emma Goldman.

A biography of Emma Goldman, an anarchist know for her political activism, writing, and speeches, discussing her childhood as an Orthodox Jew born in what is now Lithuania in 1869, the lectures that she gave, and the impact she had on the people.

Examines the life and work of the Russian emigrant to the United States who attempted to establish a social order based on absolute individual liberty.

A biography of the political activist who was imprisoned and deported for advocating such causes as anarchism, birth control, women's rights, and for opposing the draft during World War I.