No Gods, No Masters--Part One: The Passion For Destruction (1840-1906)
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Originally released by ARTE France (Firm), 2016.
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Streaming video file encoded with permission for digital streaming by Infobase on April 12, 2017.
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Born in France, around the Commune de Paris, and in the wake of the French Revolution, anarchism rapidly disseminated its theories throughout the world. When the brand new International Workers' Association was created, anarchism even became predominant within the workers' movement. Yet early on, anarchism instilled fear in people, not only because all over the world it waged the war for an 8-hour working day, founded schools with no God and no master, and promoted free love, but also, and above all, because from time to time it was quick to use violence and to destroy authority in a highly concrete way. From Ravachol to Bonnot, from the assassination of Empress Sisi of Austria to the Battle of Stepney, from bombs to raids, anarchism has become the bête noire of heads of states and royality who, in an attempt to protect themselves from it, created anti-terrorist laws that are still in force today.
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APA Citation, 7th Edition (style guide)

(2016). No Gods, No Masters--Part One: The Passion For Destruction (1840-1906) . ARTE France (Firm).

Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)

2016. No Gods, No Masters--Part One: The Passion For Destruction (1840-1906). [Place of publication not identified]: ARTE France (Firm).

Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)

No Gods, No Masters--Part One: The Passion For Destruction (1840-1906) [Place of publication not identified]: ARTE France (Firm), 2016.

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(2016). No gods, no masters--part one: the passion for destruction (1840-1906). [Place of publication not identified]: ARTE France (Firm).

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No Gods, No Masters--Part One: The Passion For Destruction (1840-1906) ARTE France (Firm), 2016.

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