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Max Nettlau Papers

Period (1817-) 1870-1944 (-1945)
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Biography

Born in Neuwaldegg, Austria 1865, died in Amsterdam 1944; anarchist historian, collector and scholar; studied philology and Celtic (dissertation `Beiträge zur cymrischen Grammatik', 1887); lived partly in Vienna, partly in London and travelled all over Europe to collect and to save historical documents on anarchism and socialism and for his studies; member of the Socialist League 1885-1890, active in the Torch and Freedom group; wrote historical works on anarchism with invaluable information and theoretical studies; printed by autocopyist his biography of Michail Bakunin, 3 vols. 1896-1900, and published `Bibliographie de l'anarchie' 1897; lost during the inflation after the First World War the money he had inherited, and lived in poverty in Vienna; continued to collect and to publish e.g. biographies of Errico Malatesta and Elisée Reclus, and a history of anarchism in 7 vols.; sold his immense collection (books, periodicals, archives, documents) to the International Institute of Social History (IISH) in 1935 and lived in Amsterdam after the `Anschluss'.

Content

Personal documents; correspondence with his fiancée Therese Bognar 1901-1907, after her death in 1907 continued in the form of letters to her with the character of a diary 1907-1921; diaries, handwritten memoirs and notes until 1944; correspondence with many persons and organizations, including Diego Abad de Santillán 1922-1937, Annie Adama van Scheltema 1935-1944, Marussia Bakunin 1901-1940, Alexander Berkman 1908-1936, Luigi Bertoni 1900-1939, Gustave Brocher 1923-1931, Fritz Brupbacher 1912-1940, Varlaam and Frida Čerkezov 1892-1934, Lilly and Christiaan Cornelissen 1897-1938, Victor Dave 1887-1922, A. Davies 1898-1912, Ferdinand Domela Nieuwenhuis 1896-1913, Stephanus Fabijanović 1896-1933, Raphael Friedeberg 1933-1939, Emma Goldman 1899-1939, Jean Grave 1888-1934, Jacques Gross 1893-1928, Lucien and Louise Guérineau 1897-1938, James Guillaume 1891-1915, Gertrud Guillaume-Schack 1887-1903, Charles Hotz 1921-1937, Thomas H. Keell 1904-1938, Harry M. Kelly 1899-1940, Petr Kropotkin 1892-1913, Gustav Landauer 1893-1919, Arthur Lehning 1924-1936, Errico Malatesta 1889-1932, Alfred Marsh 1895-1911, Theodor Mauthner 1897-1921, Elena Malatesta-Melli 1932-1937, Vero Merlino 1920-1938, Saverio Merlino 1892-1921, Jacques Mesnil 1897-1940, Louise Michel 1895-1898, Federica Montseny 1927-1940, Siegfried Nacht (Stephen Naft) 1907-1937, Boris Nikolaevskij 1925-1940, Joseph Presburg (Perry) 1896-1900, Pierre Ramus 1904-1933, Elisée Reclus 1892-1904, Paul Reclus 1895-1939, Rudolf Rocker 1895-1941, Alfred Sanftleben 1895-1938, Alexander Schapiro 1906-1936, Augustin Souchy 1923-1937, Paraškev Stojanov 1891-1939, Max Winkler 1922-1933 and Albert Zibelin 1892-1914; manuscripts of his books and many articles, and of unpublished studies; bibliographical and other notes of his studies; files on Kropotkin, consisting of some manuscripts and printer's proofs of Kropotkin's `Memoirs of a revolutionist', `Mutual aid' and of a study on Russian literature, transcripts of letters from Kropotkin to James Guillaume, Luigi Bertoni, Victor Dave, Paul Robin and others, letters from Fritz Brupbacher, Ferdinand Domela Nieuwenhuis, Saverio Merlino, James Guillaume, Alfred Marsh, Marie Goldsmith, Čerkezov and others to Max Nettlau, concerning Peter Kropotkin 1912, notes, manuscripts; files on Ernest Coeurderoy, Errico Malatesta, Elisée Reclus and others; documentation on anarchist and socialist persons and organizations in Great Britain (Socialist League, Freedom, Fabians), France, Russia, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, International Socialist Congresses 1889-1907, etc.; leaflets, press clippings, etc.

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INTRODUCTION

Biographical sketch

Max Nettlau was born on April 30, 1865 in Neuwaldegg, then a suburb but now a district of Vienna. His parents were both Prussians. His father Hermann Nettlau (1830-1892) came to Austria as court gardener to the Prince Schwarzenberg in January 1858. He met his wife Agnes Kast (1843-1898) during a visit to Prussia in 1862 and they were married in July 1864. Max was their first child, followed by one other son Ernst, born in December 1866, who after a few years was discovered to be mentally retarded and in 1872 given into professional care. As much as may be gathered from Nettlau’s discretion on this subject, it seems to have been the only dark cloud in an otherwise happy and harmonious childhood.
His parents (and especially his father) gave him a liberal and secularist education, and he spent most of his childhood playing on his own and exploring the great garden, an experience that influenced him deeply and had some bearing on his understanding of anarchism as the most natural form of life. He was drawn to socialism when still at grammar school between 1878 and 1880 and while a number of his schoolmates were social democrats Nettlau soon regarded himself an anarchist-communist.

From autumn 1882 on Nettlau studied philology in Berlin. Soon interested in comparative Indo-European philology he concentrated on ‘the darkest branches of this group of languages, the Celtic languages, with a special preference for the Cymric (the Welsh)’ and he received his doctorate for a thesis ‘Beiträge zur cymrischen Grammatik’ in 1887.
While working on his thesis he came to London for the first time in 1885 and immediately joined the Socialist League, the only organisation he was ever to join, and to him always the ‘ideal’ political organisation with its concentration on education and the progressive development of political consciousness. Living just off Tottenham Court Road at the time, he joined the Bloomsbury branch, the Marxist stronghold in the League and centre of the fight against the anti-parliamentary policy of the League’s majority. Here in London he also began to actively collect socialist and anarchist material, although at first not for himself but for others (e.g. Dr. Victor Adler). The first ‘conscious’ acquisition for his own collection was buying the archives of the Socialist League in 1889, which its then secretary Frank Kitz had already torn up to be sold as waste paper. Having published a first part of his thesis in 1887 Nettlau continued to work in the field expecting to embark eventually on an academic career and therefore spend regularly longer periods in London and other places in the United Kingdom to study Celtic manuscripts and other pertinent material. In 1887 he decided to simultaneously start another project, a Bibliography of the socialist literature and press of all times (inv. nos. 2036-2083). After a year and half however he realized that this would surpass his forces and he narrowed his scope to concentrate on the anarchist and libertarian literature and press. He continued to participate in the Socialist League and published his first political and historical articles in its paper The Commonweal .
At the same time he also started to interview old militants in the English and revolutionary movements elsewhere and to discuss political matters with them. Usually he made notes either during or immediately after these meetings.
In July 1889 he attended the International Socialist Congress in Paris (the founding congress of the Second International) as a delegate of the Norwich branch of the Socialist League and from May to September 1890 he served on the Council of the League. Between May and August 1890 he edited and financed The Anarchist Labour Leaf (inv. nos. 1901-1907), four numbers of which were distributed free of charge, and which consisted entirely of articles by Nettlau and by Henry Davis, previously one of the most active anarchist-communists in the League. In these years he also wrote his first longer and more substantial historical articles published in John Most’s Freiheit (New York) in 1890 and he also published the first results of his studies on Bakunin (inv. no. 1720). These early articles point ahead to the subjects Nettlau would focus on as a historian: the forgotten predecessors, biographies (Bakunin) and the overall view (history of an entire movement).

In March 1892 his father died and left him sufficient means to live as an independent scholar and to devote nearly all his time ‘to study, to travel and to collect’ material for the biography of Bakunin and on the history of anarchism and socialism in general.
In 1893/94 he was active in the Commonweal Group (the successor of the London Socialist League) for which he wrote the article ‘Why we are anarchists’ (inv. no. 1914), published anonymously in 1893 as a series in The Commonweal and reprinted as a pamphlet in 1894. At the request of a number of comrades he also wrote An Anarchist Manifesto (London 1895) (inv. nos. 1921-1923). After the merging of the Commonweal and Freedom Groups in 1895 he eventually joined the Freedom Group and after the closing down of The Torch he provided (with Bernhard Kampffmeyer) the means to acquire its press and printing equipment for Freedom and ‘the movement’.
Together with Joseph Presburg (‘Perry’) he prepared the presentation of the anarchists’ point of view at the International Socialist Congress in London in July 1896 (inv. nos. 3078-3135). They also organized (with Malatesta) the anarchist meetings held after the expected exclusion of the anarchist delegates. In 1897 he and Presburg were involved in the ‘Spanish Atrocities Committee’ for which Nettlau did all the necessary translations and wrote nearly all articles on the subject for Freedom , the Labour Leader and other papers. He was also the author of the Committee’s pamphlet The Revival of the Inquisition (inv. nos. 1929-1931).

Between 1896 and 1900 he wrote and ‘autocopied’ in 50 copies his biography of Michael Bakunin in 3 vols. (inv. nos. 1675-1687), while in 1897 he also published his Bibliographie de l’anarchie (inv. nos. 1666[-1672]). He continued to work on Bakunin intensively for the next few years and was allowed to consult the Bakunin papers which his family in Naples possessed (they were destroyed at the end of World War II). He summarized his findings in four unpublished volumes of supplements to the Biography (inv. nos. 1697-1700, 1702). He also received, at the instigation of Élisée Reclus, the bulk of Bakunin’s political papers and manuscripts for his collection and for safekeeping.

After the mid-1890s Nettlau’s political outlook changed from being a rather dogmatic anarchist-communist to his ‘anarchism without labels’, emphasizing more and more the need for mutual tolerance among anarchists. One of the earliest published results of this development was a lecture he gave to the Freedom Discussion Group in December 1899 called ‘Responsibility and solidarity in the labour struggle’ (inv. no. 1935), which was published in Freedom (1900, Jan.-Feb.) and later reprinted as a Freedom pamphlet.
From 1900 on he spent several months a year in Paris to collect publications in the bookstalls on the Quais, but also to collect material for his next major project, a history of Buonarroti and the secret societies of the early 19th century, a subject he had chosen because of Bakunin’s fascination with and involvement in secret societies. He worked on it for several years and wrote an unfinished manuscript, which unfortunately is no longer included in his papers.
Most of his time and energy in the years up to World War I were dedicated to collecting and travelling, but from 1900 until 1907 he also was involved in the only long-term relationship with a woman he had in his life, Therese Bognar. His extreme need for discretion was such that he mentioned her existence only to a couple of his female comrades and only three of his male friends knew about her before she died of kidney failure in 1907.
In all those years Freedom was the only paper to which he contributed regularly (from 1896 to 1914, and then again from 1919/1920 onwards) and in whose production he also participated in more practical ways when he was in London. Later on after its foundation in 1911 he also regularly contributed to Carl Grünberg’s Archiv für die Geschichte des Sozialismus und der Arbeiterbewegung .

The outbreak of World War I found Nettlau in Vienna where he remained during the following years. In letters and discussions with friends he took the side of Austria and Germany, mostly it seems out of a violent opposition to Kropotkin’s Russian nationalism and that of certain other comrades, but also out of ‘a sense of fairness’. Because he did not do anything to protect the investments he had inherited and he lost all his money during the war and in the post-war inflation and for some years thereafter he lived on the edge of starvation. In the end he survived only thanks to food parcels which occasionally reached him from friends abroad and from Quakers and Quaker organizations in America. Now he had to write for a living and at first the Christian Science Monitor (Boston) was his only opportunity until some anarchist papers were in a position to pay for articles and books, in particular Der Syndikalist (Berlin), La Protesta (Buenos Aires), the Yiddish Freie Arbeiter Stimme (New York), La Revista Blanca (Barcelona) and Probuzhdenie (Detroit).

From 1919 on he also resumed writing for Freedom in which his articles ‘The present situation in Austria’ appeared. In September 1920, at the suggestion of Tom Keell, this was followed by the first of a series of biographies of Errico Malatesta (each one enlarged and corrected). This biography was the first of the major historical works which were to occupy him for the next 15 years.
The most important of these are several articles on Kropotkin and a new biography (‘ Neue Biographie ’) of Bakunin in 4 volumes (inv. nos. 1706-1713, unpublished except for the first few chapters). Also two biographies of Elisée Reclus were published (in 1928 in German and in 1929-1930 a revised and enlarged edition in Spanish in 2 volumes), as well as 3 volumes on ‘The International, Bakunin and the Alliance in Spain’ (published in 1929, 1930 and 1969) and a study of Bakunin and the International in Italy (1928). And most important of all he wrote his Geschichte der Anarchie in 9 volumes (of which 3 volumes were published in his lifetime, 2 more have been published in 1981 and 1984, the others are to follow).

All these and innumerable articles as well had to be written under difficult circumstances for although Nettlau had the most comprehensive collection on anarchism in existence, which contained all sorts of information from and about people in the early movement, most of this was stored away in depositories in London and Paris and inaccessible to him. Apart from lacking the means to travel, he could not risk to draw attention to his property that was threatened by sequestration (in France and England he was regarded as an enemy alien). These difficult working conditions changed somewhat from the mid-1920s onwards when, on the invitation of friends who also paid the expenses he could travel to Berlin and then to Zurich and Geneva again. Here he could use the libraries and collections of friends like Rudolf Rocker, Jacques Gross and Fritz Brupbacher and those of public institutions including the SPD-Parteiarchiv in Berlin with the papers of Marx and Engels. From 1928 to 1936 when he was invited to Spain by the Montseny-Urales family where he spent longer and longer periods, he was able to consult the rich collections of the Biblioteca Arús in Barcelona, of Soledad Gustavo, and of other anarchist collectors.

In 1935 he sold his collection to the International Institute of Social History (IISH) in Amsterdam and concentrated in the final years before 1940 on helping to classify and catalogue his (and other) collections. He wrote less for the movement and its papers but started to transcribe his daily notes from the 1880s and 1890s (inv. nos. 1-19) and to write his memoirs (he had previously written several other, shorter versions). From 1938 he lived in Amsterdam permanently, apart from a visit in Switzerland, and not only witnessed the annexation of Austria by Germany but also the invasion of the Netherlands and the takeover of the IISH including the seizure of the bulk of his collection. In 1940 he began to write the last version of his memoirs, some 6,000 pages carrying the story into the 1930s, but still not complete. The final pages, written in the last weeks of his life, chronicle mostly the progressive defeat of the German army. He died rather suddenly in Amsterdam on July 23, 1944 of cancer of the stomach.

Nettlau’s collection

Profile of his collecting activities

Nettlau did not collect the standard publications present in many libraries, but concentrated on materials threatened to be lost: rare books, periodicals, pamphlets, leaflets, manuscripts, letters and ephemeral materials. He strove to cover the widest possible field, including as many different shades of socialist and libertarian views as he could discover, including of course everything relating to Bakunin.
From 1900 he extended the scope of his collection to include also the radical political literature predating socialism, going back as far as the French Revolution and 18th century England. This material concerned social reform, descriptions of social conditions, freethinkers, women, peace, cooperations, nationalities, sociology, libertarian ideas, history of revolutions, etc. Nettlau also acquired papers and (parts of) archives of other persons and organizations, primarily anarchist.
Nettlau’s collecting was cut short by the outbreak of the First World War in 1914, although in Paris and London periodicals were still being collected for him. The ensuing devaluation left him with no funds to continue. His collection after 1914 consists primarily of his own manuscripts, notes he made and some documents sent to him. In a letter of June 13, 1920 to Siegfried Nacht he estimated the size of his collection at over 40.000 titles. Of these were anarchist 3200 books and pamphlets, 1200 periodicals; libertarian (including the revolutionary part of syndicalism) 1300 publications and 600 periodicals; socialist 10.500 publications and 2750 periodicals; social reform 2000 publications and 2300 periodicals; political-radical 13.000 publications (including periodicals). Next to these there were thousands of smaller publications. In all, the result of his efforts was a collection unique in its scope and depth until 1914 and his papers, valuable in its own right, also cover the latter period of his life.

Management and deposition of the collection

Nettlau had his growing collections stored in facilities in London, Paris, Munich and Vienna from the 1890s. Payment for it became complicated in World War I and after 1918 covering the costs required the help of friends. A problem was the confiscation by the French government of German goods. Packages stored with his friend Victor Dave in Paris were lost when Dave died in 1922 (inv. no. 2494). The confiscation of his documents in Paris in 1927 was fortunately annulled through the intervention of friends (inv. nos. 2497-2508). He was also bothered by the police in Vienna in 1929 and 1934 but won the skirmish (inv. nos. 2544, 2550). In 1932 Bernhard Mayer made part of his house in Ascona, Switzerland available to Nettlau for storage and the documents from London and parts of the documents from Paris were transported there.
The question where his collections should go after his death occupied Nettlau from very early on. In 1924 he discussed the matter with Arthur Lehning who was staying in Vienna at the time. Lehning suggested the Nederlands Economisch-Historisch Archief (NEHA, Netherlands Economic-Historical Archives) in The Hague. Both parties were interested but no funds could be raised. In 1928 conditions were more favourable and also a building in Amsterdam was made available by the city council. Negotiations were started by NEHA director Professor N.W. Posthumus and a contract signed, but Nettlau refused to hand over the key of the Chancery Lane Safe, he just could not let his collections go. Negotiations were renewed in 1935 against the backdrop of the deteriorating political climate in Austria. By this time Posthumus had founded the IISH in Amsterdam and at the end of October he sent its librarian Annie Adama van Scheltema-Kleefstra to Vienna to handle the transactions. Nettlau wrote the conditions down himself (eleven pages) and these were accepted and signed. Exempt from the sale were correspondence, manuscripts and excerpts of a personal nature and a small amount of publications and printed documents relating to literature, science of language, topography and horticulture. He received fl. 20.000 for it, relieving him of extreme poverty, but feeling very depressed.

Fortunes of the collection in Amsterdam after 1935

In the middle of December 1935 221 cases arrived from Ascona, followed by cases from Paris, Vienna and Munich. Unpacked it filled three former classrooms in which Nettlau worked in the winter of 1937 when he came to visit his collection. He returned to Amsterdam half February 1938 just before the German annexation of Austria and in July he decided to make Amsterdam his permanent residence. In March 1938 after the ‘Anschluss’ Annie Adama van Scheltema travelled to Vienna to retrieve the last documents from Nettlau’s room. These included manuscripts of Bakunin which she took with her on the Orient Express, while some fourteen cases were sent to Amsterdam through diplomatic post.
The whole collection was now finally united, but not for long. From September 1938 the IISH started to implement safety measures in the event of war. A part of Nettlau’s personal papers was sent to England where a house had been hired in Harrogate, Yorkshire and later in 1939 it was moved on to Oxford. The IISH in Amsterdam was closed by the Germans on July 15, 1940 and taken over by the Einsatzstab Rosenberg in January 1941. On August 16, 1943 776 cases containing periodicals, probably including titles collected by Nettlau, were sent to Annenheim, Austria. Another shipment of books, periodicals and papers was sent to Ratibor on the Polish-Czech border in 271 cases on June 22, 1944. This was the state of affairs at the time of Nettlau’s death on July 23, 1944. Further shipments by boat in September 1944 took care of the rest of the Institute’s holdings.
After the capitulation of May 8, 1945 the building of the Institute was completely empty. The documents from Oxford were moved back to Amsterdam in October 1946. The periodicals from Austria returned in December 1946 and May 1947. The material sent to Poland was only returned in 1956, with a smaller shipment following in 1959. In 1976 the Institute received papers from the last period of Nettlau’s life from former librarian Annie Adama van Scheltema-Kleefstra, retired since 1953 (IISG Annual Report 1953, p. 5).

The collection at present

The books, periodicals and pamphlets have been included in the IISH library. The photo’s, posters and some objects are at the Audiovisual Department of the IISH and can be found in the online catalogue through a search with the collection code ‘Nettlau’. His papers, collected documents and documentation are listed in this inventory. They include his own catalogues of his books, periodicals, pamphlets and ephemeral materials (inv. nos. 2513-2536). In 1919 Nettlau also made a detailed survey of his papers and collected documents in which he included a list of his own publications and manuscripts (inv. no. 2541).

Arrangement of Nettlau’s papers

Earlier arrangement

When Nettlau’s collection first arrived in Amsterdam the cases contained packets in which he had sorted the material according to period or subject. Also in his room in Vienna, which contained no shelves, packets of documents were stacked up against the walls. Superscriptions identified the contents of the packets as well as smaller groups of documents within them, to which he no doubt added information when he went through his collection again in 1937-1939.
Although the collection was unpacked at arrival and the papers, collected documents and documentation were repacked in portfolios in the course of time, several of the originals wrapping were still present, indicating that Nettlau’s arrangement had not been much altered. Within some of the packets however the arrangement was lost. This was the case, for instance with the documents relating to his English period in the 1880s and 1890s, documents relating to his studies and the notes relating to his manuscripts. On the other hand many documents had already been identified in the course of time. This was done in the 1970s and 1980s by IISH staff members Rudolf de Jong and in particular Heiner Becker, while a global, preliminary list was made in 1989. This inventory, which also has benefited from some advice by Heiner Becker, is based on it.
Among the documents Nettlau collected were papers of several persons and records of organizations. Some of these (parts of) archives, had already been taken out of the Nettlau papers and treated as separate entities prior to 1989. This state of affairs has not been altered. It concerns the papers of: Aleksandr Atabekian, Victor Dave, Raphael Friedeberg, Gertrud Guillaume-Schack, Alfred Marsh, Bernhard Mayer, Joseph Presburg, Pierre Vésinier and the records of the Fédération Jurassienne, the Homerton Social Democratic Club (in part) and the Socialist League. A file relating to the International Revolutionary Socialist Conference in London 1881 was added to the papers of Gustave Brocher.
A special case is the Bakunin collection. It consists of part of Bakunin’s papers and of other original or copied documents mainly collected by Nettlau for his biographies of Bakunin. Later it was supplemented by additional papers and partly published in Michel Bakounine. Textes établis et annotés par Arthur Lehning , 8 Vol. (Leiden 1961-1982). This series was completed by a publication on cd-rom of Bakounine. Oeuvres complètes (Amsterdam 2000) which includes the final part as well as the earlier 8 volumes. The Bakunin papers are listed in a separate inventory.
The Nettlau papers as described in the current inventory still contain documents of other persons and organizations in the section Collected documents and subject files .

Inventory

The inventory lists Nettlau’s papers, collected documents and documentation, as well as some papers of family and personal friends. Most of these are in German, although there are many documents in English and French, also by Nettlau himself. Fewer documents are in Celtic, Spanish, Italian and a smattering of other languages. Nettlau often wrote in shorthand using the Gabelsberger method (still in use) which means he writes in German, although it may concern notes of an English spoken meeting. In 1919 Nettlau made a very detailed survey of his papers and collected documents (inv. no. 2541). In it he also describes the contents of the series notes written in shorthand.

These include his small diary notebooks which contain notes in shorthand on day to day activities as well as details of the events in the socialist movement in London and Paris and stories about earlier periods and the First International until 1890 (inv. nos. 1-5). From 1891 until 1907 the emphasis shifts to his Bakunin studies and topics like the ‘infamous Coulon provocation’ and the persecution of anarchists in France from 1892-1894 (inv. nos. 6-19).
Apart from the diaries, shorthand notes from this period also include his Bakunin notes partly made during his journeys to Switzerland and Italy (see inv. nos. 1728-1767), the notes in the section Membership and Participation (inv. nos. 1626-1665) and the notes primarily from newspapers on socialism and anarchism (inv. nos. 3142-3145). Based on these shorthand notes he wrote much later, in 1940, an account in regular handwriting covering the period c. 1879-1898 (inv. nos. 21-29).
He continued his diary in the form of letters to his late fiancée Therese Bognar from May 29, 1907 until March 25, 1919. This sizable series, not all written in shorthand, covers a wide range of topics. The daily entries contain accounts of daily events, personal impressions of his contacts with socialists and anarchists, memories of his journeys between 1892 and 1900. He also wrote down ideas, freely discussing anarchism and socialism. When matured, these concepts found their way into letters to Jacques Gross and James Guillaume, sometimes to Jacques Mesnil or Petr Kropotkin and later also to Gustav Landauer. Copies of these and other letters from 1907 are included in the diary, as well as anecdotes, polemics, descriptions, impressions of nature during journeys and trips and care for the flowers on Therese’s grave (inv. no. 30-74).
The diary also contained observations on siskins and excerpts of ornithological literature of the British Museum. Nettlau later took the pages from 1911-1913 out of the series and they have been described separately (inv. nos. 1511-1513). Shorter references to ornithology can still be found in the letters to Therese.
Nettlau had to give up keeping a diary in 1921 because of lack of time. Making a living by writing articles took up too much of it. Next to the diaries he also wrote his memoirs at the end of the 1930s ( ‘Lebenschronik’ inv. nos. 84-89) and another extensive version in the 1940s (‘Erinnerungen und Eindrücke’ inv. nos. 92-123).

As the General correspondence shows, Nettlau also devoted much time to writing letters. It contains letters by over a 1000 correspondents from all over the world, mostly anarchists, initially also many socialists. It is certain that Nettlau kept all his letters from the period 1882 until 1919 (and probably also of the later period) making it a very valuable historical source in its own right. Letters dealing exclusively with collecting often addressed to (antiquarian) booksellers have been organized in a separate series placed in the section Collecting activities (inv. nos. 2181-2459).

The notes of lectures and excerpts made during his Comparative Studies of Indo-European Languages are often incomplete and only partly sorted (inv. nos. 1346-1372). Proper sorting and identification of the languages would have required expert help and a considerable extra time investment. This was not considered opportune as Nettlau never took the trouble of (re)arranging or identifying them himself. He thought the lectures of little interest with a few exceptions, in particular those of Professor Johannes Schmidt in Berlin, who taught Greek, Gothic, Lithuanian, Sanskrit and Comparative grammar from 1882 until 1885. The excerpts from this period are all from well-known sources (inv. nos. 1346-1372). Papers from his university period have also been reused by Nettlau for later writings as he often did (see inv. nos. 1720, 2026, 2142-2165).
Where his Celtic studies are concerned the volumes of notes still may contain some interesting information according to Nettlau in 1919. These notes are based on books in Berlin and Vienna made in 1883-1886 and on Celtic manuscripts from the British museum made in 1885-1886 (see inv. nos. 1400-1412). Also still of interest to the expert he thought the excerpts and copies in folio made in London and Oxford in 1885-1886, which could not be identified, but if still present can only be mixed in with his notes relating to articles on Welsh and Irish text (inv. nos. 1433-1438). The notes for his dissertation and the published Welsh and Irish articles he no longer considered relevant (inv. no. 2541, p. 31-32).

The section Membership and participation contains many notes (in shorthand) of meetings and conferences until c. 1897 at which Nettlau was present. These notes were often meant for articles published in the Commonweal (London), Freedom (London), Temps Nouveau (Paris), Freiheit (New York) and other publications. In his collection description of 1919 Nettlau has summed up these and later articles he wrote (inv. no. 2541, p. 2-10).

The section Authorship contains the manuscripts of his books and articles published or unpublished, as well as (draft)notes, proofs and some other documents relating to the publication of his works. The manuscripts have been arranged chronologically together with the concepts, different versions and notes belonging to them. Apart from notes made for a specific manuscript there is also a large general series of academic notes which in part covers the same subjects, including Bakunin, Buonarotti, the secret societies and other topics. Nettlau made indices to these notes (c. 11,500 pages in total) and lists to enable him to find the information he needed. He developed a code using the letters A-N, initially for the notes from the period 1887-c.1892 (inv. nos. 2036-2124), assigning each letter to a specific country or subject. Later, in the 1920s and 1930s he added the letters P-RYZ (inv. nos. 2089-2113). He also distinguished between the different series of notes according to paper size, referring to octavo, folio and quarto notes. With some small additions, he continued to use this system all his life. As Nettlau often reused his own papers a (new) manuscript sometimes has been written on the back of an older one or on some other papers.

Nettlau’s catalogues (inv. nos. 2513-2539) listed in the section Collecting activities are written in tiny script in notebooks no larger than quarto because he took them with him on his journeys to facilitate the collecting. They include many bibliographical details, but do not cover his whole collection. Most of the materials received after 1928 are not listed, including the printed material collected for him in London from 1914. There is only one catalogue covering c. 1928 until 1936 (inv. no. 2536).

In the section Collected documents and subject files the documents on persons are a mixture of original papers of these persons combined with notes and excerpts by Nettlau and documentation he collected. The persons concerned were in part his contemporaries, friends and acquaintances, in part they have been the subject of his historical research, and in several cases both. Nettlau received some of the original papers directly from the owner. The file of Petr Kropotkin, which contains a more sizable part of his personal papers, was partly given to Nettlau. Edoardo Milano trusted Nettlau to safeguard some of his papers. Paul Robin probably also gave him his file relating to the First International himself together with the cipher code used by Bakunin (inv. no. 2541, p. 44, 63-64).
Nettlau clearly used most of these files for his writings and some of them, i.e. Ernest Coeurderoy, Errico Malatesta and Elisée Reclus also contained manuscripts. These have been placed in the section Authorship, while some documents relating to Bakunin, found with the manuscripts have been transferred to the section Collected documents and subject files.
Nettlau’s rather holistic approach also showed in his files relating to Elisée Reclus to which his own correspondence with Reclus was added. As the correspondence was not limited to a specific subject it has been transferred to the General correspondence. Apart from ironing out inconsistencies like these the documents in this section have been kept together as much as possible the way Nettlau organized them.
This is also the case with the documents relating to organizations and congresses with part of which he had ties, while others are purely collected. They include a file of records of the Commonweal Group as well as the records of the Anarchist-Socialist and Anti-Parliamentary Committee of the International Socialist Workers and Trade Union Congress held in London in 1896. Nettlau was present at the Congress and involved in the work of the Committee, but Joseph Perry was the secretary. On the other hand, the records of the Freie Lehrerstimme were a chance discovery and he was not in any way involved in it.

The section Documentation contains all kind of smaller printed documents collected by Nettlau, i.e. leaflets, bulletins, circular letters, programs, statutes, announcements etc. Finally Nettlau’s collection of clippings has been kept the way it was. Nettlau had sorted his clippings into files by country and subject. The descriptions in the inventory are based on the superscriptions he wrote on them. Within this substantial amount of files the clippings were not in a specific order. This has not been rectified.

Loss

Although most of the Nettlau collection was recovered after World War II it did not come through unscathed. Some important unpublished manuscripts were lost from the part sent to England according to the IISH Annual Report of 1948. It is not clear if any or how many papers were not returned from Poland in 1956.
Some documents listed in his collection description of 1919 are missing. He mentions a manuscript ‘Geschichte meiner Sammlung’ (2 Vol., quarto, 490 pages) written in 1915-1916 which is no longer present. It included a survey of his life from 1890 until 1907 because as he stated, his life revolved more and more around his collection (inv. no. 2541, p. 29). Of Nettlau’s collection of postcards originally 7 boxes and a packet, only a small part is still present, although it had been moved to Amsterdam in the 1930s (inv. no. 1518). His stamps are missing too (inv. no. 2541, p. 50).
Relatively much is missing from his parents’ papers probably because Nettlau did not keep the documents for reasons privacy. No appraisal has taken place during the process of arrangement.

State of preservation

After World War I Nettlau, although aware of the problem, sometimes used poor quality paper due to paper shortage and lack of money. He tried to avoid this problem by buying old paper and using the back. When first received at the IISH in 1935 the cases which had been stored in London containing the oldest material turned out to have water damage. During its storage in Oxford in World War II the archive again sustained some water damage. The correspondence contains a considerable amount of damaged letters. Most of the papers are in a reasonable condition.

Financial contribution

The arrangement of the Nettlau papers was made possible by a donation received by the Friends of the IISH from the estate of Lilly Schorr, granddaughter of Pierre Ramus. Allocating the money, which could be spent freely, to this project made it possible to secure an additional grant from the national program for preservation (the Metamorfoze Fund) in The Netherlands for the security microfilming of Nettlau’s archive.

Literature

‘Biographische und bibliographische Daten von Max Nettlau, März 1940', a manuscript edited by Rudolf de Jong in International Review of Social History (Assen), Vol. 14 (1969), p. 444-482.

Annie Adama van Scheltema-Kleefstra, ‘Herinneringen van de bibliothecaresse van het Internationaal Instituut voor Sociale Geschiedenis’ in Tijdschrift voor Sociale Geschiedenis (Amsterdam), Vol. 4 (1978), p. 141-176; a German translation published in Mitteilungsblatt des Instituts zur Geschichte der Arbeiterbewegung (Bochum), no. 4 (1979), p. 7-44.

Heiner Becker, ‘Max Nettlau 1865-1944' in Freedom (London), 47 (1986), no. 9 (centenary edition), p. 16-17.

Heiner Becker, ‘Einleitung’ in Max Nettlau, Geschichte der Anarchie Vol. 1-3 (Reprint of Der Vorfrühling der Anarchie , 1925; Der Anarchismus von Proudhon bis Kropotkin , 1927; Anarchisten und Sozialrevolutionäre , 1931), hrsg. von Heiner Becker (Münster 1993, 1996), p. VII-XXIII; p. VII-XVI; p. VII-XVIII.

Heiner Becker, ‘Introduction’, bibliographies (periodicals; books and articles) and ‘A short bibliographical guide to Nettlau’s historical work’ in Max Nettlau, A Short History of Anarchism , ed. by Heiner Becker (London 1996), p. IX-XXIII, 299-350 and 351-365.

Maria Hunink, ‘Das Schicksal einer Bibliothek. Max Nettlau und Amsterdam’ in International Review of Social History , Vol. 27 (1982), p. 4-42.

Maria Hunink, De papieren van de revolutie. Het Internationaal Instituut voor Sociale Geschiedenis 1935-1947 (Amsterdam 1986), especially p. 28-48, 194-197.

Rudolf Rocker, Max Nettlau. Leben und Werk des Historikers vergessener sozialer Bewegungen (Berlin 1978).

INVENTORY

GENERAL

Diaries

1-19

Diaries in shorthand kept during journeys abroad and longer stays in England. With an occasional note made in Vienna and some notes in regular handwriting. Partly not in sequence. 1885-1899, 1901, 1905 and n.d. 19 folders.

1: 1885, September 29-1886, January 31; 1886, August 2-September 9; 1887, November 21-March 31, May 19-August 31.

2: 1888, November 2 (in Vienna); 1889, July 15-October 14.

3: 1889, September 18-1890, January 26.

4: 1890, January 27-May 19, 24. With a separate series of short notes 1889, November 1-1890, February 2.

5: 1890, May 26-1891, August 31 and with intervals until November 10. With a separate series of notes including an account of lectures of the Fabian Society, 1890, May 30-August 3.
NB. From 1890, July 5 notes marked ‘Malatesta’.

6: 1891, December 6-1892, December 11, with intervals and separate notes; 1893, February. With a note from 1894, September 6 stuck to the 1891, December 7 booklet.
NB. 1891, December 6 notes marked ‘Reclus’, 1892, August 13: account of a trip to Berlin in June 1892.

7: 1893, February 15-March 28, June 13, 19, July 1-8, 10, 13, 18 and n.d, August 12-22, October 1-6, 15, December 15 and n.d. With an itinerary of his journeys 1882-1894 and a note in shorthand from 1892 both stuck to the booklet of 1893, February 15.
NB. 1893, March 28: probably an account of a trip to Geneva and Rotterdam December 2, 1892-January 1893; 1893, July-August and n.d.: ‘Alpenreise’; see also inv. no. 1561.

8: 1894, January 14-15, February 5-6, March 6 (in Vienna), March 11-July 20. With intervals.

9: 1894, August 6-1895, August 3. With an itinerary of his journeys in 1893-1895.

10: Separate series of notes 1895, January-August 10 with intervals.
NB. Includes ‘Jersey’ and ‘Guernsey’ in April 1895.

11: 1895, August 5-1896, April 13. With a separate series of notes 1896, January 21-April 9.

12: 1896, April 13-July 24, August 9-26 and 1897, February 18-July 13. With intervals.
NB. 1896, April 17-May 17 in Vienna; ‘Alles auch transcribiert. 1938/39. N.’.

13: 1896, May 27-September 9 and autumn [September-October?].
NB. 1896, August 1-9: with some later comments 1902-1903; see also inv. no. 3130.

14: 1896, December 10-1897, February 2 and 1896, December 23-1897, July 1.

15: 1897, March 9, June 6, July 9-22, 31, August 25.
NB. Includes a list of ‘Schönste Aussichten’.

16: 1897, December 22-1898, April 30.

17: 1899, January 1-February 4.

18: 1901, April 18-31, May 5 and December.
NB. Consists of notes on his itinerary of a journey through Austria and to Munich. With notes on places in Austria he visited in the past and a note on F. Tárrida del Mármol (December).

19: 1905, November (?) 24; n.d. (p. 13-20) and n.d. (August 22-23 in Lyon).

20: Notebook in shorthand ‘Meine Reisen’, an account of journeys made in April-December 1893 to Geneva and Milan and to Prussia, written in 1895. With a list of his journeys 1884-1894 and a separate note on journeys in 1882-1885. [1885], 1895. 1 folder.
NB. See also inv. no. 1561.

21-29

Digest of shorthand notes: ‘Ausgearbeitete stenografische Notizen u.a.’ (A.S.N.), partly (largely) chronological, partly topical c. 1879-1898, with citations from earlier and later dates. 1940. 10 folders.
NB. Based on the diaries inv. nos. 1-16, notes in the section Membership and Participation inv. nos. 1626-1651, notes from newspapers inv. nos. 3142-3145 and some other sources.

21: Chronological part (diary form): 1879-1895 (general); 1887, November 21-1888, November 3, p. 1-356.

22: ‘Notizen der Reise 1889-1890 Wien-Paris-London’. 1889, July 9-December 30, p. 357-632.
NB. Includes ‘Notierungen während dem Pariser internationalen soz. Kongress 1889', p. 369-418.

23: 1890, January 1-1892, July 16.

24: 1893, April-1896, May 14.

25: 1896, May 17-1898, March 31.

26: Topical part: Victor Dave (case). (c. 1887) 1888-1892 (-1895), p. 1501-1704.

27: Topical part: Socialist League, its branches in England and Dublin and early socialist movement in England. (1873-) 1888-1890 (-1911), partly based on the archives of the Socialist League, p. 1705-1854.

28: Topical part: early socialist movement in England, France, Italy, USA and other countries, primarily biographical data on socialists and other persons. c. (1888-) 1890-1897 (-1908), p. 1855-2122.
NB. Includes (more extensive) biographical notes on Gertrud Guillaume-Schack (p. 1995-2016), Errico Malatesta (p. 2025-2032), Varlaam Čerkezov (p. 2033-2036), Harry B. Samuels (p. 2037-2042), the Rossetti’s (p. 2043-2046), Frank Kitz (p. 2047-2056) and Joseph Lane (p. 2057-2062).

29: Topical part: early socialist movement: clubs, societies, international groups and periodicals and its contributors in England, France, Germany, Switzerland (p. 2123-2143); literature, visa (p. 2144-2152); list of books collected by his father and himself (p. 2153-2170); miscellaneous (p. 2171-2280) including notes on people who died in 1879-1890 (p. 2171-2176) and notes on and citations from periodicals: copies and citations of letters sent and received by Jacques Gross (p. 2281-2332).
NB. Correspondence Jacques Gross see also p. 2248-2256, 2270-2272.

30-74

Diary in the form of letters to his late fiancée Therese Bognar ('T.-Briefe'). Partly in shorthand and including copies of letters he wrote. 1907-1921. 45 folders.
NB. Pages are numbered 1-16649, but with omissions and some numbering errors; failing pages may be found in inv. nos. 1511-1513.

30: 1907, June-August.

31: 1907, September-December.

32: 1908, January-April.

33: 1908, May-July.

34: 1908, August-October.

35: 1908, November-1909 January.

36: 1909, February-April.

37: 1909, May-June.

38: 1909, July-September.

39: 1909, October-December.

40: 1910, January-March.

41: 1910, April-June.

42: 1910, July-September.

43: 1910, October-December.

44: 1911, January-March.

45: 1911, April-July.

46: 1911, August-October.
NB. Page numbers skip from 5616 to 6017 in August.

47: 1911, November-1912, February.
NB. Several page numbers fail in November-December 1911.

48: 1912, March-June.

49: 1912, July-October.
NB. Some page numbers fail in August 1912.

50: 1912, November-1913, February.
NB. Several page numbers fail in November-December 1912.

51: 1913, March-June.

52: 1913, July-December.
NB. Several page numbers fail in November-December 1913; with a summary transcription of 1913, November 18-27 (p. 9100-9122).

53: 1914, January-April.

54: 1914, May-July.

55: 1914, August-December.
NB. Some page numbers fail in December 1914.

56: 1915, January-August.

57: 1915, September-1916, March.

58: 1916, April-October.

59: 1916, November-1917, March.

60: 1917, April-August.

61: 1917, September-1918 February.

62: 1918, March-July.

63: 1918, August-October.

64: 1918, November-December.
NB. Some page numbers fail in December 1918; 1918, November 29-1919, January 3 verso: manuscript of ‘Bakunin und die russische revolutionäre Bewegung in den Jahren 1868-1873', 134 pages, not in sequence, of which p. 99-102 fail; for these see inv. no. 83.

65: 1919, January-March.

66: 1919, April-June.
NB. Some page numbers fail in May 1919.

67: 1919, July-September.
NB. Page numbering error: 1919, August 31: p. 14882 is followed by p. 14283.

68: 1919, October-December.

69: 1920, January-April.
NB. Page numbering error: 1920, April 27: p. 14879 is followed by p. 15480; from 1920, April 9: including text of (an article?) ‘Life in Vienna (Austria) 1914-1920', 15 pages.

70: 1920, May-August.
NB. Page numbering error: 1920, May 30: p. 15545 is followed by p. 15446; 1920, from June 16 verso: a letter in French (addressee unknown) on the position of Austria in 1918, 6 pages.

71: 1920, September-November.

72: 1920, December-1921, March.

73: 1921, April-June.

74: 1921, July-November.

75: Old wrappings (with notes relating to the contents) of the diaries in the form of letters to Therese Bognar. N.d. 1 cover.

76: Diary note 1922, February 11-15. 1922. 1 cover.

77: Diary notes in shorthand made during a trip to Berlin 1922, August 31-September 3. 1922. 1 cover.

78: Memorandum (diary note) in shorthand, 1928, October 26, p. 1-6. 1928. 1 cover.

Memoirs

79: Notebook (memoirs) ‘Aus meinen Erinnerungen. I. Wie ich zu meinen jetzigen Anschauungen gelangte’ until 1879. N.d. 1 cover.

80: Memoirs in shorthand, p. 1-169, covering the period 1874-c. 1893. 1894. 1 cover.

81: Notes (memoirs?) in shorthand beginning in 1874. 1895-1897. 1 cover.

82: Notebooklet in shorthand ‘Erinnerungen’. October 14 and 26. 1902. 1 cover.

83: Memoirs of his early childhood, p. 1-4. [c. 1918-1919]. 1 cover.
NB. On the back manuscript of ‘Bakunin und die revolutionäre Bewegung in den Jahren 1868-1873', p. 99-102; see inv. no. 64.

84-89

Chronicle of his life (‘Lebenschronik’) from 1865-1898. 1937-1938. 6 folders.

84: Part 1: 1865-1873 [early childhood and] ‘Geschichte der Eltern’, p. 1-106.

85: Part II: 1873-1882 [childhood and teens] ‘in Wien und Neuwaldegg’, p. 1-155.

86: Part III: 1882-1887 ‘Studentenjahre’, p. 1-130.

87: Part IV: 1887-1892 ‘Studienjahre’, p. 1-171. With supplement to and corrections of part I-IV.

88-89: Part V: 1892-1898 ‘Arbeits- und Reisejahre’
88. Pages 1-200. 89. Pages 201-268.

90-91

Notes made for the writing of his memoirs. In two series. 1938 and n.d. 1 folder and 1 cover.

90: Period from May 1898 and some earlier dates, p. 1-582. With a few missing pages. (folder)

91: Period c. 1889-1927, p. 1-75.

92-123.

Memoirs ‘Erinnerungen und Eindrücke aus meinem Leben’ from 1865-1934. 1940-1944. 31 folders.

92: Notebook 1: [starts with] earliest impressions.

93: Notebook 2: from 1868 explorations of a three year old.

94: Notebook 3: grammar school (‘Gymnasium’).

95: Notebook 4: continued from 3.

96: Notebook 5: from April 1887.

97: Notebook 6: from May 1890.

98: Notebook 7: from 1894 March until 1897 August.

99: Notebook 8: from 1896 Christmas until 1901 March.

100: Notebook 9: from 1901 January in Paris.

101: Notebook 10: from 1905 Christmas.

102: Notebook 11: from 1909 March.

103: Notebook 12: from 1912 September.

104: Notebook 13: from 1914 August.

105: Notebook 14: from 1918 summer.

106: Notebook 15: from 1920 spring.

107: Notebook 16: from 1921 continued.

108: Notebook 17: from 1922 autumn.

109: Notebook 18: from 1924.

110: Notebook 19: 1924 continued (autumn).

111: Notebook 20: 1924 continued (August).

112: Notebook 21: from 1928 April.

113: Notebook 22: from 1928 October.

114: Notebook 23: from1930 April.

115: Notebook 24: from 1932 April.

116: Notebook 25: from 1933 April.

117: Notebook 26: from 1934 April. With separate notes.

118: Supplement 1 (‘Nachträge’).

119: Supplement 2

120: Supplement 3.

121: Supplement 4.

122: Supplement (no number). Written in 1943.
NB. Contains: ‘Geografische Eindrücke’ (p. 5), ‘Nach dem 25. Juli 1943' (p. 23), ‘Moderne Reaktion und autoritärer Sozialismus’ (p. 71), ‘Zukunftgestaltungen’ (p. 76), ‘Familie meines väterlichen Grossvaters Nettlau’ (p. 83), ‘Kochbücher' (p. 89) and book titles. With a note.

123: Supplement (no number). Written in 1944. With some separate notes.
NB. Contains largely notes on books.

General correspondence

124-1284

Letters received and drafts of letters (partly in shorthand) sent by Nettlau. With annexes. 1880s-1944. 1165 covers and 260 folders.

124-127: Abad de Santillán, Diego ( La Protesta , Biblioteca de la Protesta , Buenos Aires; Tiempos Nuevos , Barcelona). 1922-1935. 4 folders.
NB. Until 1926 from Berlin; also with separate notes by Nettlau, partly on the back of a discarded manuscript.
124. 1922-1924. With a letter by Nettlau (incomplete, p. 5) 1923, a clipping of a review of Errico Malatesta. Das Leben ... 1923, a letter by The Libertarian League, Los Angeles, 1924, notes by Armando Borghi on Malatesta, 21 p. and copy (made by Nettlau) of a letter by Enrico Nido to Nicolo Barrera and others.
125. 1925-1926. With some letters by Nettlau.
126. 1927-1929. With a letter (draft?) by Nettlau 1927 and clippings from 1929 concerning the murder of the director of La Protesta , Emilio López Arango .
127. 1930-1935. With typescript ‘Mi Credo Social’ by Santillán 1931 and a leaflet from Guilda de Amigos del Libro, Barcelona, 1935.

128: Actis, Andrea (Grugliasco). 1897.

129-130: Adama van Scheltema-Kleefstra, Annie (Internationaal Instituut voor Sociale Geschiedenis, IISG, Amsterdam). 1935-1944. 2 folders.
129. 1935-1937. With letters (partly draft?) by Nettlau 1935 and 1937.
130. 1938-1944. With a plan by Nettlau of his room in Vienna 1938 and letters by him 1939 and 1944.

131: Adamis (Nice). 1912.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

132: Adler, Friedrich . With copies (made by Nettlau) of a letter by Adler and one by Nettlau (both in shorthand), a draft of a letter by Nettlau and separate notes by him. 1922.
NB. The draft from 1922 concerns a letter to Friedrich Engels by Nettlau 1894, published in Victor Adler, Aufsätze, Reden und Briefe , Vol. 1 (Vienna 1922).

133: Adler, Victor . With a separate note in shorthand by Nettlau. 1900.
NB. Letter and note partly illegible because of damage.

134: Agi (Genova). 1922.

135: Alaiz, Felipe . 1939.

136: Albarez, Manuel . 1904.

137: Albert. 1909.
NB. Probably first name.

138: Albin ( Croquis Brefs , Lyon). 1922-1923.

139: Albrun, Felix ( Partito Mazziniano Italiana , Roma). 1912.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

140: Aldred, Guy A. 1908-1909, 1911.

141: Alexeeff, A.G. (New York). With a letter (draft) by Nettlau. 1930.

142: Alianza Libertaria Argentina (ALA), Buenos Aires ( Sebastian Ferrer ). 1923-1924.

143: Almereyda, Miguel (pseudonym of Eugène B.J.P. Vigo ) ( La Guerre Sociale , Paris). 1905-1906, 1912.
NB. One letter partly illegible because of damage.

144: Amann, Paul . 1921-1922.

145: Amdrupl, Valdemar M. 1890s.
NB. Visiting card, on the back a bibliographical note.

146: American Express Company Inc., The, Paris. 1924.

147: American Relief Administration European Children’s Fund, Vienna ( Gardner Richardson ). 1921.

148: Amsterdams Tehuis voor Arbeiders (ATVA) . 1938.

149: Anderson, Alex ( Socialist Party of Great Britain ). With leaflet ‘Declaration of Principles’. 1904.

150: Anderson, Peter ( General Defense Committee, Washington Branch ). 1927.

151: Andersson, Josef (Stockholm?). N.d.
NB. Visiting card.

152: Andrea, Virgilia d’ . 1931, 1933.
NB. 1931 only an envelope.

153: Angio, Roberto d’ . 1902, 1910.

154: Angueira, Miguel A. (Buenos Aires). 1928.

155: Anguera, Maria (Barcelona). With letters (drafts) by Nettlau 1938. 1928, 1930-1940.

156: Anselino, Angelo ( L’Aurora , Boston). 1929.

157: Antilli, Teodoro ( La Antorcha , Buenos Aires). 1922-1923.

158: Aradi, Victor ( A Jövö Társadalma , Cluj). 1920s, 1923.

159: Arbetaren (Stockholm) ( Onar Andersson ). 1925, 1927-1929.
NB. Financial correspondence only.

160: Archambault, Marie 1910s.

161: Argonauta, La Editorial, Buenos Aires ( M.L. Sobrado ). 1921.

162: Armand, E. (pseudonym of Ernest Juin ) ( l’Ère nouvelle , Orléans; l’En dehors , Orléans). With a separate note by Nettlau. 1906-1910, 1912-1914, 1919, 1922, 1924, 1935 and n.d.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage.

163: Aromatario, A. and C. Palumbo ( International Libertarian Committee of Assistance to the Political Prisoners, Westfield, New Jersey ). 1929-1930.

164: Arrigani, E. 1928.

165: Aršinov (Archinoff; Arshinov), Petr . Enclosed his pamphlet Anarchizm i diktatura proletariata (1931) with corrections by Nettlau. 1925, 1932.

166: Arual, Brisa . 1931.

167: Arús, Biblioteca Pública, Barcelona . With separate notes by Nettlau. 1926, 1928-1929 and n.d.

168: Asociacion Continental Americana de los Trabajadores (ACAT), Buenos Aires ( T. Morone ). 1930.

169-170: Atabekian (Atabekiantz; Atabek; Atabekoff), Alexander . 1880s-1927. 2 folders.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage.
169. 1880s, 1892-1896. With a letter by Errico Malatesta 1893, an excerpt by Atabekian and a letter by Nicolet (Chaux-de-Fonds) 1894 with mailing notes concerning Bakunin’s Dieu et l’Etat by Nettlau.
170. 1906, 1908, 1922, 1925-1927. With a copy in shorthand and drafts of letters by Nettlau 1906, 1925-1926. Also with a copy (made by Atabekian) of the pamphlet(?) Kratkaja istorija Kropotkinskogo Muzeja (1925) and other typescripts in Russian.

171: Atkinson, Robert . 1888.

172: Avellano, Eduardo . 1908.

173: Avenard, Marie and E. 1902, 1906, 1910.
NB. Letter from 1910 partly illegible.

174: Axler, Benjamin ( Yiddish Anarchist Federation, New York ; Freie Arbeiter Stimme , New York). 1929-1930, 1933-1934.

175: B., W. (Univ. Biblioteket, Helsingfors). 1892.
NB. Postcard concerning Leonore Feuerbach .

176: Baer & Co., Joseph (Frankfurt am Main) . 1898, 1900.

177: Baeriswyl, Fritz . 1922.

178: Bakels, Anthon and Henk Eikeboom ( De Vrije Socialist , Amsterdam). 1923.

179: Baker, Jacob ( Vanguard Press, Inc., New York ). 1927.
NB. Letter on finances.

180: Baker, Olaf . 1901, 1904, 1906.

181: Baker, R.J. (Chicago). 1925.

182: Bakounine (Bakunin), Charles . With copies of letters by Nettlau 1895 and shorthand notes from newspapers 1912 concerning ‘Charles Bakounine, arrête à Milan. Schwindler!!’. 1895, 1912.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

183: Bakunin Caccioppoli, Sofia . With a letter by Melly Littower to Nettlau 1923. 1894-1895, 1903, 1923, 1926 and n.d.

184-187: Bakunin Oglioloro, Marussia (Maria). 1901-1940 and n.d. 4 folders.
NB. Many letters partly illegible because of damage.
184. 1901-1909. With a letter by Berta Nemayer (former governess of the Bakunin children, first wife of Saverio Merlino) 1906 and a letter (draft) by Nettlau 1908.
185. 1910-1914, 1919-1925. With separate notes by Nettlau 1920s, letters by Francesco Giordiani ( Società Industrie Chimiche ‘Ittiolo Italiano’, Napels ) to Nettlau 1920-1921, a letter by Hans Pick 1921 and a letter by Nettlau 1925.
186. 1926-1931. With notes (partly separate and in shorthand) by Nettlau concerning Bagotzky (Bagockij) 1926 and other annexes.
187. 1932-1940 and n.d. With a copy of a letter by Nettlau 1932.

188: Baldwin, Roger N. 1925, 1927-1928.

189: Bandera Negra (Buenos Aires) ( J. Berenguer ). 1930.

190: Barcelone ( Le Libertaire , Paris). 1929-1931.

191: Bareos, Julio ( El Hombre Nuevo , Barcelona). With note in shorthand by Nettlau. 1923.

192-193: Barker, Ambrose G. 1905-1932. 2 folders.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage.
192. 1905-1909.
193. 1910-1912, 1929, 1931-1932, 1938.

194: Barlow, John H. (Bournville Village Trust). 1907.

195: Barrera, A. ( La Protesta , Buenos Aires). 1922, 1924.

196: Bartholdi-Herzig, Henri . 1931.

197: Barton, Alf(?) ( The Free Commune , Manchester, Leeds). 1898.

198: Baskette, Ewing C. 1936, 1938.

199: Baudouïn, Mme Paul . N.d.

200: Bauer, Stephan (Basel). With notes by Nettlau on address labels of food packages received in the 1920s. 1904, 1913, 1920-1921 and n.d.

201: Beck-Rzikowsky, Trude . 1940.
NB. Letter concerning Anny Herein .

202: Becker, W. 1903.
NB. Letters concerning the death of Gertrud Guillaume-Schack .

203: Bedouch(e) (Paris). 1899 and n.d.

204: Beer, Max . 1929.

205: Beilin, B. With a postscript by Nettlau to Edward W. Sellen. 1895.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage, text missing.

206: Belcher, A. With separate note in shorthand by Nettlau. 1896, 1890s.

207: Belin, L. ( Fédération Révolutionnaire Communiste, Paris ). 1912.

208: Bellerio, Emilio . 1899.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

209: Belletti, E. 1901.

210: Belli, Joseph ( J.H.W. Dietz Nachf., Stuttgart ). 1890, 1913.
NB. Postcard from 1890 partly illegible because of damage.

211: Benoit, Charles . 1921.

212: Bergamasco, Giovanni . 1899.

213: Berger, Octave ( Question sociale , Paris). 1892.

214: Bergeron, Paul ( Les Vagabonds , Lyon). With a letter (draft) by Nettlau 1923 and an announcement from Lueurs (Lyon). 1922-1924.

215: Bergmann, Heinrich (Wattenscheid). With newspaper clippings from 1932. 1931-1935.

216-217: Berkman, Alexander . 1908-1936. 2 folders.
216. 1908, 1914, 1922-1930. With a copy of a letter to Jean Grave and a letter by W.S. van Valkenburgh 1927.
217. 1931-1936. With copies of letters by Nettlau 1931 and 1933.

218: Berkman-Eckstein, Emmy . 1931-1932, 1934-1937. 1 folder.

219: Bernal, N.T. (Mexico City). 1924-1925.

220: Bernard, Lazare (also: Bernard-Lazare ) ( L’Action , Paris). With copies of letters in shorthand by Nettlau. 1894-1897.

221: Bernauer, Karl . 1911, 1914, 1919.

222: Berndl, Ludwig and Dora . 1931.

223: Berneri, Camillo . 1922, 1926.

224: Bernier, René . 1912.

225: Bernstein, Eduard ( Documente des Socialismus , Berlin). 1898, 1905, 1909.
NB. Letter from 1898 partly illegible because of damage.

226: Bertoia, Oscar . 1890, 1892.

227-228: Bertoni, Luigi ( Le Réveil - Il Risveglio , Geneva). 1900-1939 and n.d. 2 folders.
NB. Postcard from 1900 partly illegible because of damage.
227. 1900, 1904, 1921-1922, 1924-1928. With letters by Henri Robert 1926, by Yoshi Aso and by Mario Battistini 1928.
228. 1929-1936, 1938-1939 and n.d. With separate notes by Nettlau 1930 and letters (drafts?) 1931 and 1938, also with a postcard by Julius E. Reisner 1938.

229: Beskidy, Montania . 1936.

230: Besnard, Pierre . 1931.

231: Bevington (Guggenberger), Louise Sarah . 1894.

232: Bijlstra, J. ( De Arbeider , Groningen). 1931.

233: Billing, Teresa . 1910.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

234: Binazzi, Zelmira ( Il Libertario , La Spezia). 1910, 1912.
NB. Postcard from 1912 partly illegible because of damage.

235: Bingham, Robert (Provision Merchants, Sheffield). 1894.

236: Biscuit . 1930.
NB. Note by Nettlau on envelope: ‘Reclus ital. Desiderata’.

237: Bizo, Alex . With a copy in shorthand of a letter by Nettlau. 1891.

238: Björklund, Carl Johan ( Brand , Stockholm). With notes by Nettlau. 1922-1927.

239: Blackwell, J. 1890.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

240: Bloch, Joseph ( Sozialistische Monatshefte , Berlin). With a postscript by Gertrud Guillaume-Schack . 1898-1899.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

241: Bock, Carl . 1930-1931.

242: Bock, Käte . N.d.

243: Boháč, Joh. E. (Hans) .With a long reply by Nettlau in shorthand, a letter by A. Specht and a letter by Bruno Wille 1894. 1894, 1925, 1927.

244: Bolas, T. (Chemical Technological & Physical Laboratories, London). 1896.
NB. One letter partly illegible because of damage.

245: Bonnef, M. 1913.

246: Bonoff (Bonov), A. (Liberty Group, London). 1904.

247: Borghi, Armando . With separate notes by Nettlau. 1921, 1926, 1929-1933.

248: Borgius, Walther . With manuscript (draft) by Nettlau 1927 and proof ‘Die anarchistische Staatsauffassung’ (1928) by Borgius. 1927-1928.
NB. Note on manuscript: ‘4/3 1927 ganz neuer Text’.

249: Bouny-Reclus, I. 1910, c. 1912-1913 and n.d.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

250: Boutchingky, Teodor . 1934.

251: Brand, Ignaz . With his death announcement 1916. 1911-1916 and n.d.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

252: Braun, Adolf ( Arbeiter-Zeitung , Vienna). 1889, 1901, 1912.
NB. Letter from 1901 partly damaged.

253: Braun, Ludwig (Vienna). 1930.

254: Brenan, Gerald . 1938.

255: Breton, François . 1914.

256: Brilliant, Oscar L. ( International Research and Trade Service Bureau, New York ). With separate notes by Nettlau. 1920.

257: British Museum , London. 1894-1895, 1897.

258: Britschgi-Schimmer, Ina . With separate notes by Nettlau. 1925-1929.

259: Brocher, Gustave . With separate notes by Nettlau 1924. 1923-1931. 1 folder.
NB. 1926 with enclosed La Libre Pensée (Lausanne), no. 10, with articles by Brocher.

260: Brossa, James . 1897.

261: Brouez, Fernand ( La Société Nouvelle , Paris). With notes in shorthand by Nettlau. 1894-1896.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

262: Brown, H. Runham (Internationale der Kriegsdienstgegner / L’Internationale des Résistants à La Guerre, Enfield, Middlesex). 1930.
NB. Letter in a German, French and Spanish version.

263-267: Brupbacher, Fritz . 1912-1940 and n.d. 5 folders.
263. 1912-1913, 1921-1923, 1927, 1929.
264. 1930-1932. With a letter by Éditions Rieder, Paris to Nettlau 1930, a letter by Elena Melli-Malatesta and a letter from La Protesta (Buenos Aires) 1932.
265. 1933-1934. With a letter by Minna Lowensohn and a letter by Alice Hirt 1933.
266. 1935-1937. With clipping of ‘Pour les 70 ans de Max Nettlau’ ( La Révolution Prolétarienne , Paris) 1935, a letter by Isidor Scheiman to Nettlau 1935 and separate notes (partly in shorthand) by Nettlau 1937.
267. 1938-1940 and n.d. With a postcard by Soledad Gustavo 1938 and a separate note by Nettlau.

268: Brupbacher, Paulette . 1929-1930, 1932, 1937-1939 and n.d.

269: Buber, Martin . With a letter in shorthand (draft?) by Nettlau to Walter Landauer 1921. 1921, 1936.
NB. Letter from 1921 concerning the correspondence of Gustav Landauer ; see also inv. no. 1095; letter from 1936 also signed by Efraim Frisch .

270: Buenacasa, Manuel . With a copy of a letter by Germinal Esgleas . 1927-1932.

271: Büttner, Felix . 1934.
Büttner, Max see Freie Arbeiter Union Deutschlands, FAUD (Berlin), Geschäftskommission.

272: Buisson, Ferdinand . 1910.

273: Bullock, John (Hammersmith). 1900.

274: Bullock, O. (Hammersmith Socialist Society). 1892.

275: Burcev (Bourtzeff), Vladimir ( Byloe , London). With a copy of a letter by Nettlau 1895 and a letter by S.A. Vengerov to Baranov 1900. 1890, 1892, 1895-1896, 1899-1900, 1908 and n.d.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

276: Buré ( Harmonie , Marseille). 1893.

277: Burgh, H. de . 1888.

278: Canadian, The (pseudonym) . With clippings. 1927 and n.d.
NB. Note by Nettlau ‘I never knew his name’.

279: Cantwell, Thomas . 1896, 1900-1901 and n.d.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

280: Capes, Ben . With a separate note by Nettlau. 1927.

281: Carbo, E.C. (Grupo anarchista Mas Lejos , Barcelona). With a copy in shorthand of a letter by Nettlau and a draft of his response to a questionary. 1936.

282: Carr, E.H. With separate notes by Nettlau relating to Carr’s Bakunin biography 1937. 1933-1936.

283: Carvalho, Christiano de ( Trabalhador , Porto). 1898.

284: Ceconi, Ermanno . With a separate note by Nettlau. 1922.

285: Čerkezov (Tcherkesoff, Tcherkesov), Varlaam D.A. 1892, 1896-1899, 1901, 1904-1905, 1907 and n.d. 1 folder.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage; one letter from 1896 on a short letter by Errico Malatesta to Nettlau.

286-287: Čerkezov-Rupertus (Tcherkesoff, Tcherkesov), Frida . With notes in shorthand by Nettlau 1900-1934 and n.d. 2 folders.
NB. Many letters partly illegible because of damage.
286. 1900-1905, 1908-1913.
287. 1919, 1921-1922, 1924-1926, 1928-1930, 1932-1934 and n.d.

288: Cerny, Rudolf (Verlag u. Buchhandlung, Vienna). With copies in shorthand of letters by Nettlau and a note on Cerny. 1923.

289: Changeux, A. 1924.

290: Charles, Frederic (pseudonym of F. Ch. Slaughter ). c. 1889, 1899-1900, 1909, 1913.
NB. Letter from c. 1889 (partly illegible because of damage) with note by Nettlau.

291: Charlier, R.E. 1929.

292: Charvot, M. 1909.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

293: Chase, Ray E. ( Rocker Publications Committee, Los Angeles ). 1938.

294: Cherbanoff, Veliko . 1895.
NB. Postcard partly illegible because of damage.

295: Chéron, Georges ( Le Libertaire , Paris). 1924.

296: Chevalier, Benoit . 1890.

297: Christian Science Monitor, The , Boston ( Albert W. Blake ; Isabel Foster ). With a letter (draft) by Nettlau 1923 and various receipts. 1923-1925. 1 folder.

298: Ciancabilla, Giuseppe . 1890s, 1898-1899.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

299: Civera, Marin ( Cuadernos de Cultura , Valencia; Biblioteca Orto, Madrid ). 1932-1934.

300: Clair, Max (pseudonym of Alfred Mignon ). 1913.

301: Cochran, Mary R. ( Public Library of Cincinnati ). 1937.

302: Cohen, Alexander . 1895, 1897-1898, 1902-1903, 1906-1907.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage.

303-304: Cohen, Joseph J. ( Freie Arbeiter Stimme , New York). 1921-1932. 2 folders.
303. 1921-1925. With a letter (draft) by Nettlau 1924.
304. 1926-1932. With a letter by Abr. Grosner to Nettlau 1930.

305-307: Cohn, Michael A. 1922-1939. 3 folders.
305. 1922-1927. With letters relating to Nettlau’s collections 1924 and a copy of a letter by him.
306. 1928-1931.
307. 1932-1936, 1938-1939.

308: Collins, Charlotte (St. Louis, Missouri). 1923.
NB. Concerns gift for a school in Vienna.

309: Colomer, André ( L’Action d’Art , Paris; Le Libertaire , Paris). 1913, 1924-1925 and n.d.

310: Comité pour l'Espagne Libre, Paris . 1937.

311: Comité Regional de Relations Anarchistes, Buenos Aires . 1934.

312: Confederación Nacional del Trabajo (CNT) España . With leaflets, partly with notes by Nettlau. 1928, 1933.

313: Consulado de España, Amsterdam. 1939.
NB. Only receipts of parcels.

314: Converti, Nicolô ( L’Operaio , Tunis). 1896-1897, 1932.
NB. Letters from 1897 include supplements to the Bibliographie de l’anarchie ; note on letters from 1932: ‘... ital. Internationale letzte Jahre, historical details - letters mostly used’.

315: Coopération des Idées, La , Paris. 1896, c. 1899.
NB. Hectographed letters, partly illegible.

316: Co-operative Union, The (Manchester) ( J.C. Gray ). 1908.

317: Cores, Georges . With a letter by Mat Kavanagh to Nettlau 1934. 1931, 1933-1934, 1936.

318: Corin, R. ( Probuždenie / Probuzhdenie , Detroit). With financial notes and a separate note by Nettlau. 1930.

319: Corio, Silvio . 1901 and n.d.

320: Cornelissen, Christiaan . With an autobiographical sketch (1920s) and notes by Nettlau. 1897-1899, 1901-1920, 1922, 1930-1931, 1934-1937. 1 folder.

321: Cornelissen, Freddy . 1911, 1927.

322-324: Cornelissen-Rupertus, Lilly (Elisabeth) . 1902-1938. 3 folders.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage; until 1922 letters partly also signed by Christiaan Cornelissen; from 1933: Lilly Reclus-Rupertus .
322. 1902-1913. With a letter by Bullard to Nettlau 1908 and a postscript by Christiaan Cornelissen 1908.
323. 1919-1925.
324. 1926-1938. With a letter by Varlaam Čerkezov to Nettlau 1928 and a letter also by Čerkezov, Christiaan Cornelissen, Paul and Jacques Reclus 1937.

325: Cosentini, Francesco ( Dizionario di legislazione sociale , Torino). 1925.

326: Costa, Emilio . 1930.

327: Costes, Alfred (Éditeur, Paris). With notes by Nettlau. 1930.

328: Cotta'sche Buchhandlung, J.G., Stuttgart . With a copy in shorthand of a letter by Nettlau concerning the Bakunin biography. 1895.

329: Coucher, Harriett M. With notes (draft of a letter?) in shorthand 1896. 1893-1898 and n.d. 1 folder.
NB. One of Nettlau’s landladies in London; see also inv. no. 1465.

330: Coulon, A. 1897.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

331: Cridge(?), Alfred ( Radical , San Francisco). 1897.

332: Cuccioli, G. 1901.
NB. Postcard partly illegible because of damage.

333: Czerniak (Černjak), M. ( Delu Truda , Buenos Aires). 1930.

334: Darnaud, Emile (Foix). 1892-1893.

335: Dauphin Méunier, Achille ( Pierre Ganivet ). With a separate note by Nettlau. 1933.

336: Dave-Archambault, Marie . 1904, 1907-1912 and n.d.

337-340: Dave, Victor ( L’Humanité Nouvelle , Paris; Schleicher Frères & Cie, Revue Générale de Bibliographie française , Paris; La Production Contemporaine , Paris). 1887-1922 and n.d. 4 folders.
NB. Many letters partly illegible because of damage.
337. 1887-1890, 1892, 1895-1900. With a postcard by Antonio Labriola 1900.
338. 1901-1909. With a letter by Nettlau 1906, a letter by Henry Candiani 1907 and copy in shorthand of a reply by Nettlau.
339. 1910-1914. With copies of letters by James Guillaume 1913.
340. 1917, 1919-1921-1922 and n.d. With letters by Nettlau to Jacques Gross and V. Dave 1917 and notes in shorthand; with letters by Alfred Costes (Éditeur, Paris) 1920-1921.

341-343: Davies, Miss A. 1898-1912 and n.d. 3 folders.
NB. A lot of letters partly illegible because of damage.
341. 1898-1902. With a letter also by Emma Goldman 1900 and notes by Nettlau 1901.
342. 1903-1907. With a letter also by Frida Čerkezov 1905 and a note by Nettlau 1906.
343. 1908-1913 and n.d.

344: Davis, Henry . With a copy of a letter (‘discussion’ draft) by Nettlau 1891. 1890-1891.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

345: Day, Hem ( Comité international de Defense anarchiste, Bruxelles ). 1932, 1930s.

346: Day, Mary R. 1909.
NB. Addressed to ‘Editor, Freedom Office’; letters partly illegible because of damage.

347-348: Decastello, Alfred . 1940-1944. 2 folders.
347. 1940-1942. With letters (drafts?) by Nettlau 1940, 1942 and letters by Anny Herein 1942.
348. 1943-1944. With separate notes, partly in shorthand, and various letters (drafts) by Nettlau 1943-1944, letters by Josef Ströbinger 1943, Anny Herein 1943-1944 and a letter by Marussia Ogliolorov to Anny Herein 1943.

349: Defendi, G. 1897.

350: Deitscheva, Rosa . 1937.

351: Delcuppe, E. 1890.

352: Delesalle, Paul M. 1900, 1910, 1913, 1931, 1933.
NB. Postcard from 1900 partly illegible because of damage.

353: Descaillaux, Thérèse . 1910-1913, 1919-1920, 1922 and n.d.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

354: Descaves, Lucien . 1909-1911 and n.d.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

355: Després, Fernand ( L’Humanité , Paris). With financial notes. 1921 and n.d.

356: Desser, Joe ( Workmen’s Circle , Toronto). With a letter to Aron Tobias Friedmann 1928. 1927-1928.
NB. Two letters in Yiddish.

357: Deutsche Verlagsgesellschaft für Politik und Geschichte m.b.H., Berlin. 1925.

358: Devaldès, Manuel (pseudonym of Ernest Edmond Lohy). 1922.

359: DeVito Company, John A. (Boston) . N.d.

360: Dijereus(?), Anne . 1903.

361: Dobson, J.E. 1933.

362: Domanico, Giovanni . With a copy of a letter by Nettlau 1912. 1910-1912 and n.d.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

363: Domela Nieuwenhuis, Ferdinand . 1896-1900, 1902, 1909, 1911, 1913.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage.

364: Dommanget, Maurice . 1936-1938.

365: Doren, Irita van ( The Nation , New York). 1923.

366: Dosev (Dozev), Chr. ( Vozroždenie , Burgas). 1907-1908 and n.d.
NB. One letter partly illegible.

367: Doubinsky, J. 1933, 1935.

368: Douglas, Paul H. (University of Chicago). 1926.

369: Douwes Dekker, Eduard . 1913.

370: Dragomanov, Mikhail . 1893-1895.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage.

371: Drahn, Ernst ( Preussische Staatsbibliothek, Berlin ). With separate notes by Nettlau. 1921, 1923.

372: Droz, Henri-Edouard . 1897.

373: Dryhurst, N.J. 1890, 1907 and n.d.

374: Dubois, M. 1932-1933 and n.d.

375: Duff, Charles (London). 1937.

376: Dumartheray, François . With a curriculum vitae of his father (1842-1931). 1932.

377: Dumesnil-Reclus, Louise . With a letter (draft) by Nettlau 1896. 1895-1896, 1898, 1908-1914. 1 folder.
NB. Many letters partly illegible because of damage.

378: Dunn, Fred W. 1915.
NB. Letter partly illegible.

379: Dunois(-Catonné), Amédeé ( Les Temps nouveaux , Paris; L’Humanité , Paris). 1907, 1910, 1913-1914, 1930-1931.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage; letter from 1931 also signed by Fritz and Paulette Brupbacher, Marcel Martinet and Monatte.

380: Duthy, M. & Mme Théophane . N.d.
NB. Visiting card; on the back note by Nettlau ‘[Cabet]’.

381: Dutka, Albert ( Neodvislost , Prague). 1892-1893.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage.

382: Edger, Aug. P. ( Union Patriotique de France , Paris). Enclosed a separate note by Nettlau (1938) on Paul and Henry Edger and their collection. 1906.

383: Eikeboom, Henk . 1939.
NB. See also inv. no. 178.

384: Eisterer-Höbinger, Irene . 1923.

385: Ellian, John G. N.d.
NB. Visiting card.

386: Eltzbacher, Paul . 1900-1902.
Encyclopaedia of the Social Sciences (New York) see inv. no. 664.

387: Engelbrecht, E. ( Club ‘Autonomie’, London ). 1890.
NB. See for a copy of Nettlau’s letter to the Club inv. no. 946.

388: Ennis, P. 1901.

389: Ensz, Abraham ( Antikrat , Berlin). 1891.

390: Epstein, Julius (Michal Kácha-Verlag, Prag). 1933.
NB. On the back a copy in shorthand of a letter by Nettlau.

391: Esfuerzo (Montevideo, Uruguay). 1936.

392: Espinas, Alfred . 1910.
NB. Visiting card.

393: Esteve, Pedro ( El Productor , Barcelona and [from 1894] Brooklyn, New York). With a letter (draft?) by Nettlau 1890. 1890, 1894-1895.

394: Estévez, Antonio (New York). 1926.

395: Etats Unis de l’Europe, Les ( Ligue Internationale de la Paix et de la Liberté, Geneva ). With drafts of a letter and a separate note by Nettlau, partly in shorthand. 1893.

396: Evening (pseudonym of Pierre Raveggi, Tunis) . 1897-1898.
NB. Letter from 1898 with supplements for the Bibliographie de l’anarchie .

397: Faas-Hardegger, Margarethe (Margrit). With Die zwölf Artikel des Sozialistischen Bundes (1908) in 1931. 1907, 1909, 1911, 1929-1932, 1934-1935, 1937-1939. 1 folder.
NB. Letters from 1900s partly illegible because of damage.

398: Fabbri, Luce . 1935.

399: Fabbri, Luigi ( Il Pensiero , Bologna). 1906, 1910, 1912, 1921, 1923, 1926-1927, 1929-1930, 1933-1935. 1 folder.
NB. Letter from 1910 partly illegible because of damage.

400: Fabijanović, Minnie . 1934.

401-404: Fabijanović, Stephanus . With annexes. 1896-1933. 4 folders.
401. 1896, 1912, 1920-1925. With a letter (draft) by Nettlau 1925.
402. 1926.
403. 1927-1929.
404. 1930-1933. With copies of poems by Alfred Sanftleben 1930.

405: Falcó & Zeledón ( Ricardo Falcó , José Maria Zeledón ; Renovación , San José, Costa Rica). 1912.

406: Farran, Palmiro . 1936.

407: Farrelly, M.J. With copies of letters and notes by Nettlau, partly in shorthand. 1894 and n.d.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

408: Faure, Sébastien ( La Revue Anarchiste , Paris; Impr. ‘La Fratelle’, Paris; Oeuvre Internationale des Éditions Anarchistes, Paris ). With annexes. 1922, 1924-1926, 1928-1929, 1933.

409: Faure & Cie., S., Paris ( Guillaume ). 1892.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

410: Fedeli, Ugo (pseudonym of Ugo Treni) . 1931.

411: Federación Obrera Regional Uruguaya (FORU) . 1940.

412: Federn, Karl . 1911, 1925.

413: Fedoreshen, Joseph ( Probuždenie / Probuzhdenie , Detroit). 1935-1937.

414: Fehling, A.W. With a separate note by Nettlau relating to Schapper - Willich. 1921.

415: Felippe, Rodolpho(?) ( Editorial ‘A Sementeira’, S. Paulo, Brasil ). 1934.

416: Fénéon, Félix ( La Revue Blanche , Paris). 1897.

417: Ferandel ( Comité International de Défense Anarchiste, Paris ; Comité de Défense du Droit d’Asile, Paris ). 1927-1928.

418: Fernandez, José M. ( Editorial Argonauta, Buenos Aires ). 1924 .

419: Ferrer, Francisco ( La Huelga General , Barcelona). 1901.
NB. On letter a note in shorthand by Nettlau.
Ferrer, Sebastian see inv. no. 142.

420: Ferrero, Emma . 1923, 1925.

421: Fersenheim, Paul S. 1886, 1896.

422: Feuerbach, Leonore . 1892.

423: Fey, Emil . With a postscript by Margarethe Faas and on the back a copy in shorthand of a letter by Nettlau 1910. 1910-1911, 1900s.
NB. See also inv. no. 1096.

424: Figner, Vera . With a letter by Alexander Atabekian to Nettlau 1926. 1925.

425: Fisher, Joseph . 1926.

426: Flaustier, P. (pseudonym of Paul Sosset ). 1897.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

427: Fleischmann, Hans (Vienna). With a note in shorthand by Nettlau. 1925.

428: Fleischmann, J. ( Il Pensiero , Mantova). 1905.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

429: Fleming, John William (Melbourne). 1909, 1911, 1933.

430: Flores, Paolo ( Studi politici , Roma). 1923, 1925-1927.

431: Follin, Jacques . 1926.

432.: Fonteyn, Charles . N.d.
NB. Visiting card.

433: Fouchs, Paul . 1890s.
NB. Visiting card; on the back a biographical note by Nettlau.

434: Frager, Jack . 1931-1932.

435: Fraigneux, Raphael ( L’Affranchi , Bruxelles). 1906, 1911-1912.

436: Francesco, Tommasso de ( L’Avvenire Sociale , Messina). 1904.

437: Free Commune Press, Leeds . 1902.

438: Freie Arbeiter, Der (Berlin) ( Paul Kamp ; Anton Schlejewski ). With a copy (draft?) of a protest by Nettlau 1928. 1927-1928.

439: Freie Arbeiter Stimme (New York) ( Abraham Frumkin ). 1935.

440: Freie Arbeiter-Union Deutschlands (FAUD), Berlin, Geschäftskommission , Verlag und Redaktion Der Syndikalist ( Walter Preis , Carl Haffner ; Max Büttner ; Reinhold Busch ; G. Reimelt ). With separate notes by Nettlau. 1921, 1924-1932.
NB. Mostly financial correspondence; see also inv. nos. 686, 1064-1065 and 1253-1254 for other correspondence.

441: Freie Vereinigung Deutscher Gewerkschaften, Berlin, Geschäftskommission ( Kleinling ). 1908.

442: Frenzel, Johanna . N.d.
NB. Visiting card.

443: Fresco, Luis Martinez (Agrupacion C.A. ‘Despertar’, Salta, Argentina). 1922.

444.: Frese, Gustav (Leipzig). 1885.
NB. Letter illegible because of damage.

445: Freundesbund für Internationalen Dienst, Vienna ( H. Horsnaill ). 1920s, 1924.

446: Frick, Ernst (Zurich). 1905.

447: Friedeberg, Raphael . With separate notes by Nettlau in shorthand, a letter (incomplete) by Ludwig Berndl 1937, a postcard by Friedy Strauss to Nettlau 1937 and a postcard by Annie Adama van Scheltema 1937. 1933-1939 and n.d. 1 folder.
NB. See also inv. no. 1161.

448-450: Friedmann, Aron Tobias and Mizzi (Mitzi). 1923-1939 and n.d. 3 folders.
448. 1923-1929. With a contract between Rudolf and Sonja Grossmann and Friedmann 1922 and clippings from Argentine newspapers 1925-1926.
449. 1930-1934. With a translation of a Yiddish article by M. Mračnyj 1931 and a manuscript on Rocker 1933.
450. 1935-1939 and n.d.

451: Frigerio, Charles (Karl, Carlo) ( Société d’Éditions d’Oeuvres Internationales, London ). With copies in shorthand of letters by Nettlau 1897. 1897, 1901-1902, 1927, 1929, 1931. 1 folder.
NB. Postcards from 1901 partly illegible because of damage.

452: Fritsch, Eduard ( Goldene Mittelstrasse , Aussig). 1892.

453: Fröhlich, Conrad . 1897.
NB. Copy in shorthand of a letter by Nettlau relating to the Bibliographie de l’anarchie .

454: Fürth, Ernestine ( Bund österreichischer Frauen Vereine , Vienna). 1922.

455: Gălăteanu, A. and Panait Muşoiu ( Pagini Libere , Bucharest). With annex. 1926.

456: Galdston, Iago (Brooklyn, New York). 1925.

457: Galleani, Luigi . 1893, 1897.
NB. Letter from 1897 partly illegible because of damage.

458: Galleani Silva, Olga . 1923.

459: Gambuzzi, Carlo ( Gazzetta di Napoli ). With a copy of a letter by Nettlau 1898. 1898-1900, 1902.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage; letter from 1902 with remarks by M. and S. Bakunin.

460: García, Vicente . 1914.

461: García Giménez, J. ( Mas Allá.... Revista Libertaria , Buenos Aires). 1924.

462: Garnier, J. 1900s, 1905-1906 and n.d.

463: Garrido, Isidoro . 1936.

464: Gastellier (Paris). 1901-1902.

465: Gauche, Henri (pseudonym: René Chaughi) . 1897, 1906-1907, 1910.
NB. Letters from 1897 with corrections for the Bibliographie de l’anarchie .

466: Geiger, Ludwig (Berlin). 1903.

467: Gerber, R. (Librairie du Phare, Paris). 1935.

468: Gerhard, H.W. ( Der Syndikalist , Berlin). 1932-1933.

469: Gerin, Marius . With annexes. 1905, 1910-1911.
NB. Letters from 1905 partly illegible because of damage.

470: Getchev (Gétcheff), G. ( Misal i Volja , Sofia). With an article on Malatesta in French translation 1931 and notes by Nettlau on a visiting card of Stephan Dschakoff . 1923-1924, 1930-1934, 1937.

471: Giannelli, Andrea (Firenze). 1895.

472: Giesen, J. ( IAMB, Internationaal Anti-Militaristisch Bureau ). With a draft letter by Nettlau 1923 and leaflets 1926. 1923, 1925-1926.

473: Gilbert(?) 1922.

474: Gilde freiheitlicher Bücherfreunde, Berlin ( Werner Henneberger ). 1931-1933.

475: Gildemeister, Otto (Bremen). 1893.

476: Gille, Paul . With separate notes by Nettlau, a letter by H. Vanderrydt 1924 and a typescript 1931 about Fernand Brouez by Hubert Krains . 1924-1925, 1929-1931, 1934-1935.

477: Gilles, Ferdinand ( The Workers’ Co-operative Society Ltd., London ). With copies of letters by Nettlau 1891. 1890-1891.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

478: Gilles, Maurice ( Les Hommes du Jour , Paris; Journal du Peuple , Paris). 1921-1922.
NB. Postcard from 1921 also by Fernand Després .

479: Girard, André ( Les Temps Nouveaux , Paris). 1896, 1903.

480: Gleeser, Carl Henry ( The Llano Colonist , Newllano, Lousiana). 1925.

481: Gleize, Joseph (Marseille). With leaflet ‘Elections législatives’ 1936 by Les Anarchistes. 1938.

482: Globig, Charlotte . 1928.

483: Godet, Philippe . 1910.

484: Goghelia (Goguelia), George . 1904-1905 and n.d.

485: Goghelia (Goguelia), Lydia . 1912.

486-491: Goldman, Emma (E.G. Colton) . With separate notes by Nettlau partly in shorthand and copies of letters by Goldman to various persons and organizations. 1899-1939 and n.d. 6 folders.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage.
486. 1899-1901, 1907-1908, 1922. With typescripts ‘A Sketch of Alexander Berkman’ by Goldman and ‘In a Pogromed City’ by Berkman 1922.
NB. For a letter from 1904 see also inv. no. 3581a.
487. 1923-1925. With typescripts ‘America by Comparison’ [1924] and ‘Russia & Her Investigators’ by Goldman 1925.
488. 1926-1927. With typescripts ‘Rabindranath Tagore: Interview with Mrs. Salvadori. July 1926' (annex to letter from 16 feb. 1927) and ‘Patience and Postage Stamps’ 1927. Also with clippings 1926 and 1927.
489. 1928-1930. With typescript ‘Suggestion for discussion’ and a reply (draft) by Nettlau 1928.
490. 1931-1935. With copies of reviews of Living my Life 1932 and a postcard by Nettlau 1934 (crossed out).
491. 1936-1939 and n.d. With a postcard by Julius E. Reisner to Luigi Bertoni 1938.

492-493: Goldsmith, Marie (pseudonym: M. Isidine) . 1901-1932 and n.d. 2 folders.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage.
492. 1901-1902, 1904-1905, 1908-1913, 1919-1920, 1922-1923. With notes by Nettlau, partly in shorthand.
493. 1924-1925, 1927-1928, 1930-1932 and n.d. With a letter by Nettlau 1925, letters to Lucien Guérineau by Librarie Gustave Franssen, Paris, Paul Reclus and Goldsmith 1931 and a letter by Louise Guérineau to Nettlau 1931.

494: Goldstern, Lucie . 1921.
NB. Visiting card.

495: Gordin, Abba ( The Clarion , New York). 1932-1933.

496: Gordon, H. ( Yiddish Anarchist Communist Federation, New York ). 1925.

497: Gorelik, Grigorii (Anatolii) and Gaston Leval ( La Antorcha , Buenos Aires). 1924.

498: Gorton, Léon ( L’Employé , Bruxelles). 1912.

499: Goss, Charles (Chas) W. J. 1906.

500: Goulding, Frederick . 1892.
NB. On the back of a leaflet ‘Torchlight Meeting’ 1884.

501: Govan, Charles (Chas) L. 1903.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

502: Graham, (Fred S.) Marcus (New York). 1922, 1928, 1930, 1932.

503: Grande Librairie Universelle, Paris . 1932.

504-505: Grave, Jean ( La Révolte , Paris; Les Temps nouveaux , Paris). 1888-1934 and n.d. 2 folders.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.
504. 1888-1890, 1893, 1895-1900, 1904, 1909-1912. With a letter by El Productor (Santiago de Chile) to Nettlau 1912.
505. 1921-1924, 1926-1931, 1933-1934 and n.d. With a letter by A. Rosell (Montevideo) to Nettlau 1934.

506: Gray & Co., Inc., P.N., New York, Vienna ( John L. Simpson ). 1920.

507: Grell, Philippe (Philosophical Library, Sacramento, California). With separate notes in shorthand and a letter (draft) by Nettlau. 1929.

508: Grenent, E. With table of contents of Gewalt und Gewaltlosigkeit. Handbuch der Internationale der Kriegsdienstgegner . 1928.

509: Griffin, A. ( International Arbitration & Peace Association, London ). 1902.

510: Gros, ‘Papa’ (André Gross?). 1893.

511: Gross, Georges (George-Max) . 1925-1926, 1928, 1930.

512-534: Gross, Jacques . 1893-1928 and n.d. 23 folders.
NB. Many letters partly illegible or words missing because of damage; see also inv. no. 29 for some copies made by Nettlau of letters by and to him.
512. 1893-1896. With a letter by Luigi Bertoni 1896.
513. 1897-1898. With letters (drafts) by Nettlau 1897.
514. 1899-1900. With a letter to Nettlau by Alexander Atabekian 1899, a letter of recommendation to Alcide Dubois 1899 and a letter by H.V. Aubert ( Bibliothèque Publique, Geneva ) 1900 relating to the Bakunin biography.
515. 1901.
516. 1902. With a letter of recommendation to Giuseppe Bianchi c. 1902 and a letter (draft) by Nettlau.
517. 1903. With a letter by Ch. Kachelhofer to Nettlau(?), a postcard by Librairie F. Baumgartner & Cie, Geneva and a letter by Otto Karmin .
518. 1904. With a letter by George Goghelia .
519. 1905. With a postcard by L. Dumesnil (?) and a letter by Giulia Mazzocchi .
520. 1906.
521. 1907. With a copy (made by Nettlau) of a letter by Bibliothèque Publique, Geneva to Otto Karmin , on the back notes in shorthand, and with a letter by E. Gross-Fulpius to Nettlau.
522. 1908. With a postcard by Otto Karmin and a letter by Henri Japonet (Martin) and Armandine Mahé ( L’Anarchie , Paris) to Nettlau.
523. 1909. With a postcard by Librairie P.M. Delesalle, Paris and a letter from Éditions des Temps Nouveaux (Paris).
524. 1910. With a manuscript (draft) on Coeurderoy’s Jours d’exil by Nettlau, a recommendation on a visiting card to Peytrequin and postcards by Librairie P.M. Delesalle, Paris .
525. 1911. With a letter by A.C. Zibelin to Nettlau and a postcard by André Lorulot .
526. 1912. With clippings and with postcards by Luigi Bertoni and by Librairie P.M. Delesalle, Paris.
527. 1913.
528. 1914. With a letter by Nettlau (crossed out).
529. 1915-1916.
530. 1917-1918. With a postcard by E. Chaix 1917 and letters by Victor Dave 1917.
531. 1919-1922. With separate notes by Nettlau 1920, a letter by H. Töndury (Université de Genève) 1922 and letters (one to Nettlau) from Bibliothèque Publique, Geneva 1922.
532. 1923-1925. With letters by Michael A. Cohn 1923 and 1925, a note on Auguste Thomachot by Lapie and a letter by Bedel & Cie (Paris) to Nettlau 1925.
533. 1926-1928. With letters by Michael A. Cohn 1926-1927, a letter by Jeanne Guillaume 1927 and a letter by Charles Frigerio 1927.
534. N.d. With letters by Jean (?) and copies (made by Gross) of ‘Idée anarchiste au point de vue de sa réalisation pratique’ by A. Levachoff (pseudonym of Kropotkin) and other articles from Révolté 1879.

535: Gross-Fulpius, Elisabeth . 1908-1909, 1914, 1921, 1928-1936, 1938 and n.d.

536.: Grossmann, Henryk ( Institut für Sozialforschung, Frankfurt am Main ). 1930.

537: Grossmann, Stefan ( Wiener Rundschau ). With a copy in shorthand of a letter by Nettlau 1898. 1897-1899.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

538-539: Grünberg, Carl (Vienna; Archiv für die Geschichte des Sozialismus und der Arbeiterbewegung , Leipzig; [from 1927:] Institut für Sozialforschung, Frankfurt am Main ). 1910-1930 and n.d. 2 folders.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.
538. 1910-1914. With a postcard by Verlagsbuchhandlung C.L. Hirschfeld, Leipzig to Nettlau 1914.
539. 1915-1916, 1918-1919, 1921, 1923-1925, 1927-1930 and n.d. With a letter to Nettlau by E. Laub’sche Verlagsbuchhandlung, Berlin 1923 and a copy in shorthand of his reply; letters to Nettlau by Gesellschaft / Institut für Sozialforschung, Frankfurt am Main 1924-1925 signed by Felix Weil or F. Pollock , also with a copy in shorthand of a letter by Nettlau 1925.

540: Grünberg, Hilde . 1929, 1932-1936.

541: Grünwald, Oskar . 1929-1930.

542: Gruh, Karl (Charles) . 1926.

543: Grunwald, Hugo . With a copy of a letter by Nettlau 1896 and notes in shorthand. 1896-1897.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

544: Grupo 4 de Mayo ( Tierra y Libertad , Barcelona). 1908.

545: Guerdjicoff, N. and St.W. 1907, 1910-1911.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage.

546: Guérineau, Anna . 1928, 1931, 1938.

547-549: Guérineau, Louise (Manufacture des Produits chimiques du Landy, La Pleine St. Denis). 1919-1938. 3 folders.
547. 1919-1926, 1928. With a letter by Friedl Scheu to Nettlau 1920.
548. 1919-1920. Concerns address labels of food packages and printed documents sent by Louise Guérineau with on the back notes by Nettlau.
549. 1929-1938. With a postcard by Jeanne Dingelmann 1930 and copies of letters by Eugénie Weber from 1881-1882 made in 1937.

550-551: Guérineau, Lucien . 1897-1936 and n.d. 2 folders.
550. 1897, 1919-1926. With leaflet ‘Paix à la Russie! Amnistie pour tous’ (1919) and a copy of an article(?) from 1880 by Jean Grave 1925.
551. 1927-1928, 1930-1936 and n.d. With annexes concerning ‘1877-1883' and ‘1879-1884' (probably for the Geschichte der Anarchie ) 1927 and a letter from Bedel & Cie., Paris to Louise Guérineau 1932.

552: Guérineau, Zinnia and Albert . 1935, 1937-1938.

553: Guerrero, L.J. ( Editorial Argonauta, Buenos Aires ). With copies of letters by Nettlau. 1923-1924.

554: Gütebach, Bruno . N.d.

555-560: Guillaume, James . 1891-1915 and n.d. 6 folders.
NB. Many letters partly illegible because of damage.
555. 1891, 1894, 1896, 1901, 1903-1905. With a letter by Nettlau 1894, separate notes in shorthand 1904-1905 and James Guillaume’s pamphlet Le collectivisme de l’Internationale (1904) with corrections by Guillaume.
NB. See also inv. no. 2562.
556. 1906. With a proof of Nettlau’s ‘Appendix’ to Bakunin’s God and the State (published in Commonweal , May 1894) with corrections by Nettlau.
557. 1907.
558. 1908-1909. With a draft by Nettlau of ‘29 questions’ on Bakunin and Guillaume’s reply 1908.
559. 1910-1911. With a letter by Nettlau 1911 (not send).
560. 1912-1915 and n.d. With several letters by Nettlau 1912-1913, a postcard by him 1915 and empty envelopes.

561-571: Guillaume-Schack, Gertrud . 1887-1903 and n.d. 11 folders.
NB. Many letters partly illegible because of damage.
561. 1887-1890.
562. 1892. With a letter by Gustav Steffen .
563. 1893.
564. 1894.
565. 1895-1897. With notes and a copy of a letter in shorthand by Nettlau to unknown 1897.
566. 1898. With a copy of a letter in shorthand by Nettlau 1898.
567. 1899. With a letter by Joseph Presburg .
568. 1900. With notes (a letter?) in shorthand on the letter from Dec. 9.
569. 1901. With some letters by Nettlau and a postcard from Neuwaldegg with notes relating to his addresses from 1865 until 1901.
570. 1902. With a letter by Nellie MacQueen to Nettlau, letters by Paul Pawlowitsch ( Neues Leben , Berlin) and letters by William Whiteley, Ltd. (London) to Nettlau, also with letters by Mrs.(?) Hobson, Ina Hobson and some letters by Nettlau.
571. 1903 and n.d.

572: Gul, Roman . 1932.

573: Gumplowicz, Ludwig . With a postscript by Elisée Reclus relating to the Bibliographie de l’anarchie . 1897.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage.

574: Gustavo, Soledad (pseudonym of Teresa Mañé y Miravet) ( La Revista Blanca , Madrid; Tierra y Libertad , Madrid; La Novela Ideal , Barcelona). With letters by José Garcia Viñas 1926-1928, a letter by Salvador Cano 1927, an annex 1933 and a letter by Eloy Muñiz 1937. 1902-1903, 1924-1928, 1930, 1932-1933, 1936-1937 and n.d. 1 folder.

575: Gyldendal Norsk Forlag (Oslo) . 1934.

576: Haimuchet(?), Jean (Selessin) . 1902.
NB. Postcard partly illegible because of damage.

577: Hainard, Ph. 1906.

578: Halter, Mimi . 1927, 1929.

579: Hamilton, Fred A. ( The Protoplasm , Edinburgh). 1892.

580: Hammer, Rolf (Copenhagen). With supplements and erratas on Scandinavia for the Bibliographie de l’anarchie . 1907, 1909-1910 and n.d.

581: Hammersmark, Samuel T. ( Moody Publishing Co., Chicago ). 1905.

582: Hamon, Augustin . With a letter by Carlo Gambuzzi 1900. 1896, 1898, 1900, 1939.

583: Hamp, Pierre . 1919-1920 and n.d.

584: Hanausek, Carl (Charles) . With a postcard to Nettlau’s ‘Proprietor’ 1899. 1896, 1899, 1901.
NB. Letters in shorthand.

585: Handl, Fritz . With shorthand notes and a draft by Nettlau 1898 (crossed out). 1896, 1898.

586: Hanke, Walter . 1933-1939. 1 folder.

587: Hanrado, Juan . 1929.

588: Hansteen, Kristofer ( Anarkisten , Kristiania). 1898, 1901, 1903-1904.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage.

589: Hardie, James Keir . 1896.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

590: Harman, Moses and Lillian ( Lucifer. The Light-Bearer , Topeka, Kansas). With leaflet ‘Summary of Prosecutions Against Lucifer ...’ (1893). 1895.

591.: Harsman, Theo ( De Arbeider , Amsterdam). 1939.

592: Hartmann, Charles-Louis (real name: Eduard Nathan[-Ganz]) . With Journalist und Schriftsteller. Eine Einführung ... (1931), Journalist und Schriftsteller. Fachorgan ... (1933, Jan.), and separate notes by Nettlau, partly in shorthand. 1928-1933 and n.d. 1 folder.

593: Hartmann, Marguérita . 1934, 1936, 1938 and n.d.

594: Hasfeld, Zdrislaw . 1906.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

595.: Hasse ( Jahrbuch für sozialen Fortschritt u. freiheitliche Weltanschauung , Friedenau). 1911.
NB. Postcard partly illegible because of damage.

596.: Hausmann, Walther . 1917, 1921.
NB. Visiting cards with recommendations.

597.: Haussard, Lucien ( Union anarchiste universelle, Paris ; L’Idée Anarchiste , Paris). 1922-1925, 1937.

598: Hautstont, Charles (Manufacture d’instruments de musique, Brussels). 1898-1899 and n.d.

599: Hautstont, J. 1894.

600: Havel, Hippolyte ( Mother Earth Publishing Association, New York ). 1912.

601-602: Hazeland, A. 1916-1938. 2 folders.
601. 1916, 1921-1922, 1924-1930. With copies in shorthand of letters by Nettlau 1916, a letter by Hahrdan(?) Koht 1926 and Nettlau’s questions (draft) 1926 on ‘Bakunin in Oslo, October 1864’.
602. 1931-1938. Enclosed a copy of a letter by Petr Kropotkin to Ivar Mortensson (1898) with a postscript by Mortensson 1931 and notes by Nettlau; with correspondence between Hazeland and G. Maksimov ( Delo Truda , Chicago) 1932, a letter by Olav Kringen 1935 and a copy of a letter to Fritz Brupbacher 1938.

603: Hazzard, E.B. (Lawrence, Kansas). 1897.

604.: Heimann, Adolf ( Volkspresse , Vienna). With a letter to Petr Kropotkin . 1892.

605: Heller, K. 1890.

606: Hellersberg, Antiquariat u. Verlag (Charlottenburg) . 1927-1928.

607: Henderson, Fred and Lucy . With an address note by Nettlau 1899. 1890, 1892.
NB. Postcards partly illegible because of damage.

608: Henderson, J.R. 1897.

609: Henneghien, F. 1898 and n.d.
NB. Postcards partly illegible because of damage.

610: Henneguy, Catherine (Proudhon) . 1904.
NB. Letter addressed to James Guillaume.

611: Henry, Agnes . 1894.

612-618: Herein, Anny . 1927-1943. 7 folders.
NB. Nettlau’s landlady in Vienna, Lazarettgasse.
612. 1927-1933. With a letter by Nettlau 1933.
613. 1934-1936.
614. 1937-1938, June.
615. 1938, July-Dec.
616. 1939. With a letter by Nettlau (unfinished).
NB. Some letters incomplete.
617. 1940-1941.
618. 1942-1943 and n.d. With drafts from 1943 of letters by Nettlau to Freiherr von Reitzenstein (Frauenzuchthaus, Aichach/Bayern) and to A. Herein.

619: Herrera, Pablo ( Guilda de Amigos del Libro, Barcelona ; Solidaridad Internacional Antifascista SIA, Barcelona ). 1935-1936, 1938.

620: Hervé, C. (Brest). 1914.

621: Hervé, Gustave ( La Guerre Sociale , Paris). 1913.

622: Herwegh, Marcel . With notes in shorthand by Nettlau. 1896.
NB. Letter includes copies of letters on Bakunin written 1842-1843 to Georg Herwegh .

623: Herzman, Martha ( Probuždenie / Probuzhdenie , Detroit). With a postcard by Nettlau 1932 (not send), letters by K. Ševčuk 1932-1933 and a clipping of an article 1933 by Herzman. 1932-1933, 1935, 1937. 1 folder.

624: Hilkov (Hilkoff), A. 1930.
NB. Letters in Russian.

625: C.L. Hirschfeld, Verlagsbuchhandlung, Leipzig . With separate notes by Nettlau. 1911-1916, 1919-1923, 1930.

626: Hobson, Ina (W. & J. Hobson, Birmingham). 1901-1902 and n.d.
NB. One letter from 1902 partly illegible because of damage; from September 1902 signed Wilhelmina (Ina) Clark.

627: Hobson, J.N. and E.C. Hobson . 1900 and n.d.

628: Hobson, W.T. 1898.

629: Hodgkiss, F.T. ( The Beacon , Melbourne). 1897.

630: Höbinger, G. (family). 1918.

631: Höme, Werner ( Der Arbeitslose , Dresden). 1932.

632: Hoffmann, Edward . 1906.
NB. Visiting card; on the back note by Nettlau.

633: Holyoake, G.G. 1892.

634: Hosang, Pierre . 1904.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

635-638: Hotz, Charles . 1921-1937. 4 folders.
NB. Letters partly illegible.
635. 1921-1923. With letters by Fernand Després 1921-1923.
636. 1924-1927. With a separate note by Nettlau 1925 on Victor Tissot .
637. 1928-1934. With letters by M. Pierrot and by Jacques Reclus 1933 and a leaflet ‘Les Démagogues du Cirque’ by Edouard Rothen 1934.
638. 1935-1937. With leaflets 1935-1936, clippings of ‘Max Nettlau. Une belle figure de l’anarchie’ by Edouard Rothen (published in La Conquête du pain , Paris) 1935, ‘L’Avenir de l’Espagne’ by Nettlau (published in L’Espagne antifasciste ) 1936 and a letter by Jacques Reclus 1935.

639: Hotz-Diener, Esther . With a letter (draft?) by Nettlau, a copy of a letter by the IISH ( Annie Adama van Scheltema ) and a bibliographical sketch on Edouard Rothen by Hotz-Diener 1937. 1937-1940. 1 folder.

640: Houdecek, Eugen . 1938.

641: Houghton, Arthur J. 1898.

642: Howell, George . 1906.

643: Huch, Ricarda . With a copy in shorthand of a letter by Nettlau 1923 and separate notes by him. 1922-1923.

644: L’Humanité (Paris). 1922.

645: Hyde, Lena . 1903, 1908.
NB. One letter partly illegible because of damage.

646: Imprimerie Ouvrière, Sens. 1912.
NB. Letter mostly illegible because of damage.

647: Inglis, Agnes ( Labadie Collection, University of Michigan Library, Ann Arbor ). 1929, 1931.

648: Insabato, Enrico (Bologna). 1898-1902.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage.

649: Institut für Statistik der Minderheitsvölker, Vienna. 1927.

650: Internationale Vereinigung für Rechts- u. Wirtschaftsphilosophie, Königsberg i.Pr. ( Peter Klein ). With a copy in shorthand of a letter by Nettlau. 1925.

651: Intuición (New York). 1929.

652: Isaak Jr., Abe ( Free Society , Chicago). 1900-1902.

653: Isakovitz, David . 1933.

654: Ishikawa, Sanshiro . 1929.

655: Ishill, Joseph ( The Oriole Press, Berkeley Heights, New Jersey ). With separate notes by Nettlau concerning small reprints 1934. 1929, 1931-1932, 1934-1935, 1937-1938 and n.d. 1 folder.
NB. See also inv. nos. 2029-2030.

656: Jadau, Willi (Verlag Der Syndikalist , Berlin; Gilde freiheitlicher Bücherfreunde, Berlin ; Asy-Verlag, Berlin ). With annexes and letters (drafts?) by Nettlau and separate notes, partly in shorthand. 1929-1930.

657: Jaffe, Nadjeschda . 1925.

658: Jamin, P. 1901-1902.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

659: Janhekt, A.H. ( Proletaren , Stockholm). 1890.

660: Jensen, Albert ( Röda Fanor , Stockholm; Sveriges Arbetares Centralorganisation, SAC ; Arbetaren , Stockholm). 1911, 1921, 1925-1927, 1930-1932.

661: Jerié, Marianne . With a copy in shorthand of a letter by Nettlau. 1912-1914.

662: John, Martha . 1938.

663: Johnson (?). 1901.

664: Johnson, Alvin and Edwin R.A. Seligman ( Encyclopaedia of the Social Sciences , New York). With separate notes by Nettlau concerning the articles ‘Bakunin, Michael’ (1930) and ‘Reclus, Jacques Elisée’ (1933). 1929-1930, 1933.

665: Johnson, H.H. 1891.

666: Jones (Miss) . N.d.
NB. Visiting card; letter partly illegible because of damage.

667: Jong, Wim ( De Wapens Neder , Den Haag). 1932, 1935.

668: Jong, Albert de ( De Vrije Samenleving , Amsterdam; De Wapens Neder , Den Haag; Internationaal Anti-Militaristisch Bureau, IAMB, Den Haag ). 1923, 1929-1931, 1933.

669: Joseph, P. (Wellington, N.Z.). 1911.

670: Journal du Peuple, Le (Paris). 1922.

671: Jugoslavenski Radnički Potporni i Prosvjetni Savez, New York . 1909.

672: Jung, Hermann . 1900.

673: Juretschke, Bernhard . 1931.

674: Kachelhofer, Karl (Charles) . With a letter by Fr. Rösch . 1893.

675: Kaganovič (Kaganowitsch), S. With notes (copy of a letter?) in shorthand by Nettlau. 1906.

676: Kaminski (Paris). 1938.

677: Kamm, Johann . 1903.
NB. Printed circular by ‘Düsseldorfer Genossen’.

678: Kampffmeyer, Bernhard (Deutsche Gartenstadt-Gesellschaft, Bergisch-Gladbach). With a letter by Varlaam Čerkezov to Nettlau 1895, a letter by Wilhelm Pfannkuch 1900, a copy of a letter by Walter Benjamin to Nettlau 1920, separate notes in shorthand by Nettlau concerning Gustav Landauer 1932, a copy of a letter by Albert Weidner 1932 and notes by him on ‘Geschichte des Berliner Sozialist ’. 1894-1901, 1903-1904, 1906-1907, 1909, 1911, 1914-1917, 1920, 1922, 1931-1932.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage; a postcard from 1922 also by Lilly Cornelissen, Adele Kampffmeyer and Jacques Reclus.

679: Kampffmeyer, Hans ( Deutsche Gartenstadt-Gesellschaft , Karlsruhe). 1902, 1906-1908, 1913, 1916, 1920-1921, 1923.

680: Kaniowski, Józef ( Drukarnia i Księgarnia, London ). 1902-1904.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage; two letters written by S. Karski 1903-1904.

681: Kapper, Fr. ( Free Communist and Co-operative Colony, Newcastle-on-Tyne ). With annex. 1895-1896.

682: Karlen, A. 1896-1897.

683: Karmin, Fritz and Elise . 1907, 1920-1922.

684: Karmin, Otto . With a letter to Mr. Rebelliau (Paris), n.d. 1902-1904, 1907, 1909-1911, 1913 and n.d.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

685: Karmin-Friedlaender, Jeanne . 1920.
NB. Death announcement of Otto Karmin.

686: Kater, Fritz (FAUD, Geschäftskommission; Verlag Der Syndikalist , Berlin; Volksbuchhandlung Fritz Kater). With a letter by E. Anspach 1927 and financial notes 1929. 1922, 1926-1937.

687: Kater, Hans and Frieda Kater-Lehmann . 1929.

688: Katz, J. ( Freie Arbeiter Stimme , New York). 1935.
NB. With a clipping in Yiddish.

689: Kautsky, Karl ( Die Neue Zeit , Stuttgart). With a copy in shorthand of a letter by Nettlau 1899. 1898-1899, 1933.

690-697: Keell, Thomas H. ( The Voice of Labour , London; Freedom Press, London). 1904-1938. 8 folders.
NB. Many letters partly illegible because of damage.
690. 1904, 1906-1911.
691. 1912-1914. With a letter by G. Davison 1913.
692. 1919-1922. With p. 8 of an obituary on Kropotkin by Nettlau 1921.
693. 1923-1926.
694. 1927-1929.
695. 1930-1931. With a letter by Nettlau not send 1930 and separate notes made during and after conversation with Keell spring 1930 in Paris.
696. 1932-1934. With a clipping of an obituary on Emidio Recchioni by Sylvia Pankhurst 1934.
697. 1935-1938. With ‘Answers to Questions’ 1935 (8 p.) and a postcard by Nettlau 1935 (crossed out).

698: Keller, J.B. (pseudonym of Joachim Gehlsen) ( Die Post , Berlin). n.d.
NB. Visiting card; on the back a biographical note by Nettlau.

699-704: Kelly, Harry M. ( Francisco Ferrer Association, New York ; The Modern School Association of North America, Stelton, New Jersey ; The League for Mutual Aid, New York ; Kropotkin Publishing Society, Stelton, New Jersey ; Ferrer Modern School, Stelton, New Jersey ; Mohegan Colony, Peekskill, New York; Mt. Airy, Harmon-on-Hudson, New York). 1899-1940. 6 folders.
699. 1899, 1902-1903, 1911.
700. 1919-1921. With a copy (made by Nettlau) of a letter by Prince Hopkins to Kelly on setting up New Republic 1921 and drafts of a reply by Nettlau.
701. 1922-1923. With letters to Nettlau by Alexis C. Ferm (Modern School at Ferrer Colony, Stelton, New Jersey) 1922 and circulars from Mohegan Colony (Peekskill, New York) 1923.
702. 1924-1927. With leaflets and circular letters from Mohegan Colony 1924.
703. 1928-1934. With a postcard by Nettlau 1934 (crossed out).
704. 1935-1937, 1939-1940.

705: Kettenbach, August (Freie Arbeiter Union Deutschlands, Ortsgruppe Wiesbaden). 1928-1929.

706: Kimmelman, Bessie (Libertarian Group, Los Angeles). 1932.

707: Kirby, H. ( The New World , Leytonstone). N.d.

708: Kitz, Frank . 1898, 1911-1913 and n.d. 1 folder.
NB. Letter from 1898 to unknown with a message for Nettlau. One letter from 1912 on the back of the leaflet ‘The ‘Father and Founder’ of Modern English Socialist Movement!’ celebrating H.M. Hyndman’s 70th birthday.

709: Klaus, Samuel . 1930.

710: ‘Kniga’ Buch- und Lehrmittelgesellschaft m.b.H., Berlin. With a copy in shorthand of a letter by Nettlau. 1924.

711: Koch-Riedel, Hans ( Der Strom , New York). 1910.

712: Koenig (Kampmann & Schnabel Verlag, Prien). 1924.

713: Kofler, W. ( Arbeiter-Zeitung , Vienna). 1911.

714: Kohlhammer, W. (Verlagsbuchhandlung, Stuttgart). With a letter by C.L. Hirschfeld (Verlagsbuchhandlung, Leipzig). 1913-1914, 1919, 1921.

715: Koike, Eizo . 1929.
NB. Concerning Kropotin’s work in Japanese translation. One letter in Esperanto.

716: Komuna (Praha-Žižkov) (Sidorov?). 1920s.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

717: Komuna / Commune (Belgrado) ( Milan Rizanovitch ). 1911.

718: Kontchevka, N. 1894.

719: Kosmos. Gesellschaft der Naturfreunde, Stuttgart . 1909.

720: Kossowska-Gambuzzi, Tatiana . 1906, 1927, 1930, 1932 and n.d.

721: Kraus-Fessel, Meta . 1930, 1934.

722: Krausz (Krauss), Károly ( Társadalmi Forradalom , Budapest). 1907.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

723: Kress, Melville . 1933-1934.

724: Kronstein, Max . With annex concerning Gustav Landauer. 1926.

725-728: Kropotkin, Petr A. 1892-1913. 4 folders.
NB. See also inv. no. 2713 for notes by Nettlau relating to the subjects of the letters.
725. 1892, 1894-1898. With a postcard by Jean Grave to Nettlau 1892, a letter of recommendation ‘Aux compagnons et amis de la Jurassienne’ 1892, notes by Nettlau after a conversation with Kropotkin 1895, notes by Kropotkin on the back of p. 17 and 22 of a manuscript in English c. 1895 and separate notes by Nettlau 1897.
726. 1899-1905. With a copy (made by Nettlau) of a letter by Emile Vandervelde to Kropotkin 1904, notes in shorthand and a letter by Nettlau 1905.
727. 1906-1910. With a letter by James Guillaume to Nettlau 1906, a print of Nettlau’s article ‘Are there new fields for anarchist activity?’ ( Mother Earth , New York, p. 433-444) with notes by Kropotkin 1907 and separate notes by Nettlau 1908.
728. 1911-1913. With separate notes by Nettlau 1910 and a draft of a letter signed by F. Domela Nieuwenhuis, A. Marsh and Nettlau 1912.

729: Kropotkin, Sofija G. (Sophie). With a letter to the editor of Nineteenth Century , James Knowles (?) [1880s]. 1898, 1928.

730: Kropotkin (Lebedev), Alexandra (Sasha) . With a letter by Frida Čerkezov to Nettlau. 1910.

731: Kuryer Lwowski (Lemberg). 1891.

732: Labadie, Joseph (Joe) . 1928.
NB. Letter in threefold with annexes on the Labadie Collection, also send in 1929 and 1931.

733: Laissle, Ferdinand . 1930.

734-736: Landauer, Gustav . 1893-1919. 3 folders.
734. 1893, 1896-1897, 1900-1901, 1903-1904, 1906, 1908-1909.
735. 1910-1912. With a letter by Recha Rothschild to Nettlau 1911, a copy (made by Nettlau in shorthand) of a letter by S. Saenger ( Die Neue Rundschau , Berlin) 1912, a letter to Victor Dave and a copy of a letter(?) by Dave concerning Josef Peukert 1912.
736. 1913-1915, 1917-1919. With letters by Nettlau 1917 (not sent), death announcement of Landauer’s wife Hedwig Lachmann 1918 and his pamphlet Wie Hedwig Lachmann starb .

737: Landauer, Walter (nephew of Gustav Landauer). 1921.
NB. See also inv. no. 269.

738: Lane, Joseph . With an address note by unknown to Nettlau 1911. 1911-1913.
NB. Letter from 1913 partly illegible because of damage.

739: Langhard, J. 1902.

740: Lansade, A. 1932.

741: Larcher, Simonne . 1927.

742: Lassasie, J.F. (de) . 1897, 1901.
NB. Letter from 1901 partly illegible because of damage.

743: E. Laub’sche Verlagsbuchhandlung, Berlin . With notes (draft of a letter?) in shorthand by Nettlau 1923. 1923-1924.

744: Law & Liberty League, London ( Joseph Seddon ). 1885, 1888.

745: Lecoin, L. ( Libertaire , Paris). 1922.

746: Lefrançais, Gustave . 1896.

747: Legallou, G. 1923.

748: Lehmann’s Allgemeiner Wohnungsanzeiger (Vienna). 1898.

749: Lehning, Arthur (Müller-Lehning) . With notes by Nettlau, partly in shorthand and separate, a postcard by G. Maksimov to Nettlau 1925 and a letter by E.K. Nobushima to Nettlau 1933. 1924-1936. 1 folder.

750: Leleu, V. 1893.

751: Lentente, Pierre ( Le Libertaire , Paris). With notes in shorthand by Nettlau. 1924.

752: Léon ( L’Humanité , Paris). 1924.

753: Leonard, Heinrich . With a copy in shorthand of a part of a letter by Nettlau. 1932.

754: Lessing, Theodor . 1931.

755: Lessner, Friedrich . 1887, 1890, 1905.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage.

756: Levandovskij, Aleksandro . 1929, 1933.
NB. Some letters in Esperanto.

757: Levezan, Georghe (Bacau). 1897.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage, concerning the Bibliographie de l’anarchie .

758: Levittoux, L. 1924.
NB. Niece of Marussia Bakunin Oglioloro.

759: Li Peigan (Li Pei Kan, Li Yao Tang, Ba Jin) . 1928.

760: Liber, Benzion ( Rational Living , New York). With manuscript ‘The attempted murder of Hugo Bettauer ’ (1925) by Nettlau, notes and a draft letter by him 1927. 1923-1928, 1931. 1 folder.

761: Lichansky, Batia (Jerusalem). 1929.

762: Ligt, Bart de . 1928, 1937.
Ligue Internationale de la Paix et de la Liberté, Geneva see inv. no. 395.

763: Lindegger, Antoine . 1893.

764: London School of Economics and Political Science, The . 1908.

765-766: Lone, Rodolfo (pseudonym of Jesus Louzara de Andres) (Steubenville, Ohio). 1926-1939. 2 folders.
765. 1926-1930. With notes by Nettlau 1926 and a clipping of Lone’s review of Elisée Reclus. La vida de un sabio justo y rebelde 1929.
766. 1931-1935, 1939.

767: Longley, Alcander ( The Altruist , St. Louis, Missouri). 1908.

768: Loos von Losimfeldt, Anton . 1901.

769: Loquier, Victor (Groupe Libertaire d’Épinal; La Vrille , Épinal). 1905-1906, 1911, 1910s.

770: Lorenzo, Anselmo ( Solidaridad Obrera , Barcelona). 1910, 1914.

771: Louis, R. ( Internacia Asocio ‘Paco-Libereco’ per Esperanto, Paris ). With a letter (draft?) by Nettlau. 1906.

772: Louvet, Louis ( L’Anarchie , Paris). 1926, 1929.

773: Lowensohn, Minna . 1924, 1926, 1932-1933.

774: Lucas, Henri . With a postscript by Ramón Sempau 1897. 1892, 1896-1898.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage; letters from 1897 include mailing lists for the Bibliographie de l’anarchie .

775: M[a]c Cabe, P. N.d.
NB. Visiting card; on the back a biographical note by Nettlau.

776: Macdonald, Helen Meredith (Questall Press, London). 1912.

777: Machers, Gerd . With a copy in shorthand of a letter by Nettlau 1929. 1928-1929.

778-779: Mackay, John Henry . 1892-1924 and n.d. 2 folders.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage.
778. 1892-1893, 1896-1900, 1905, 1907. With copies in shorthand of letters by Nettlau 1897-1898, a letter to Bernhard Kampffmeyer 1899 and also visiting cards with recommendations.
779. 1910, 1914, 1919-1921, 1923-1924 and n.d. With Zwischen den Zielen (p. 161-192, 243-246) and a note by Nettlau 1920.

780: MacKay-Gesellschaft, Berlin ( Harry Preetz ). 1931-1933.

781: MacSay, Stephen (Éditions de ‘La Sauvagette’, Gourdez-Luisant). 1928.
Mahé, Armandine see inv. no. 809.

782: Mainwaring, Samuel . With leaflets of The Swansea Sunday Debating Society and Amalgamated Society of Engineers ( London Demand for an Eight-Hour Day ). 1888, 1893-1894, 1896-1900.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage.

783: Mainwaring, William . 1925.

784: Makhno Comité, Paris. 1929.

785: Maksimov (Maximoff), Grigorij P. With a letter by V. Chomič ( Golos Truzenika , Chicago) to Nettlau 1925, copies and separate notes by Nettlau, partly in shorthand and copies of the correspondence from 1932 with A. Hazeland 1933. 1922-1925, 1930, 1933, 1936, 1939. 1 folder.

786-787: Malatesta, Errico . 1889-1932 and n.d. 2 folders.
786. 1889-1897, 1899-1900, 1903, 1905, 1910, 1912-1913. With letters to Nettlau by Romualdo Fantuzzi (Circolo Studi Sociali, Padova) and by J. Weres(?) 1893 and a letter by Carlo Gambuzzi 1895.
787. 1919, 1927-1932. With manuscript ‘Pierre Kropotkine. Souvenirs et critiques d’un de ses vieux amis’ by Malatesta 1930 (22 p.), a part of a typescript 1931, a photocopy of a letter by Nettlau 1932 and envelopes (empty) with some notes by Nettlau 1920s.

788: Malatesta-Melli , Elena. With ‘Vita e Pensieri di E.M.’ 1935 and a postcard by Nettlau 1936 (not send). 1932-1937.

789: Malato, Charles . 1906, 1910, 1921, 1935.

790: Malavasi, Asdrubale . 1897-1899.

791: Mallon, Jas. J. ( National Anti-Sweating League, London ). 1911.

792: Mann, Tom ( International Federation of Ship, Dock & River Workers, London ). With copies in shorthand made by Nettlau of letters by Antonio García (Barcelona) to the Federation. 1897.

793: Manske, Hans ( Tutmonda Ligo de Esperantistaj Senstatanoj / Weltbund esperantistischer Staatsloser, Berlin ). 1925.

794: Maraviglia, Osvaldo ( L’Adunata dei Refrattari , Newark, New Jersey; L’Aurora , Boston). With a letter by R. Schiacrina (?) 1929. 1925, 1927-1932.

795: Marbá Cullell, Pedro . 1932.
NB. Visiting card; on the back a note by Nettlau.

796: Marcuse, Julian . 1931.

797: Marè . N.d.

798: Marestan, Jean (Éditions, Marseille). 1921-1924, 1926-1929, 1933.

799: Mari, Alfredo ( Il Risveglio , S. Paulo). 1898.
NB. Letter partly damaged.

800: Marks, Erich . With letters to Nettlau by Giuseppe Spotti and by Siegfried Rosenfeld 1932. 1899, 1932.

801: Marlborough & Co., E., London. 1898.
NB. An order for the Bakunin biography.

802: Marquez Sicilia, V. 1932.

803: Marrotti(?) (Faenza). 1899.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

804-806: Marsh, Alfred ( Voice of Labour , London). 1895-1911 and n.d. 3 folders.
NB. Many letters partly illegible because of damage.
804. 1895-1900.
805. 1901-1906. With a letter by Thomas Cantwell 1903.
806. 1907-1911 and n.d. With a letter by Emilie(?) 1907.

807: Marsh, Helen . 1903, 1909-1910.

808: Martí, Ismael . 1932, 1934-1935.

809: Martin, Henri (pseudonym: Henri Japonet) and Armandine Mahé . 1908-1909.
NB. See also inv. no. 522.

810: Martinez Ruiz, J. 1897.
NB. An order for the Bibliographie de l’anarchie .

811: Marx-Engels-Archiv Verlags-GmbH, Frankfurt am Main . With separate notes by Nettlau. 1925, 1927, 1929-1930.

812: Mascio, Guido (Detroit). 1926-1927, 1932.

813: Masson, E. 1913.

814: Mateu, Pedro . 1931 and n.d.

815: Mateu, Rafaela . 1928-1931, 1933, 1935-1937.

816: Matha, Louis ( Le Libertaire , Paris). 1906.

817: Mattart, Camille . 1931.

818: Mattei, M. 1937.

819: Maucci, Casa Editorial, Barcelona. 1935.

820: Mauthner, Fritz . 1919.

821-822: Mauthner, Theodor . 1897-1921. 2 folders.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.
821. 1897, 1899-1904. With notes in shorthand by Nettlau.
822. 1905-1910, 1913, 1921. With a letter and postscripts by Wilhelm Pappenheim to Nettlau 1906 and 1910 and letters (drafts?) by Nettlau 1910 (relating to Rjazanov’s article ‘Marx als Verläumder’) and 1921.

823-824: Mauthner-Engel, Amélie . 1922-1929 and n.d. 2 folders.
NB. Letters from 1922 written by Alois Grünberger , her lawyer.
823. 1922-1925. With annexes 1924-1925 and separate notes by Nettlau.
824. 1926-1929. With a letter by Johnny Hinrichsen (Archiv der SPD, Berlin) to Nettlau 1925.

825: Mayer, Augusta (Guste) (Ascona) . With letters by Nettlau 1937 and 1939. 1932-1934, 1936-1937, 1939.

826: Mayer, Bernhard (Zurich and Ascona) . With letters by Nettlau 1932-1933, a copy in shorthand of a letter by him 1934 and a letter by Augusta Mayer 1935. 1930, 1932-1936. 1 folder.

827: Mayer, Friedrich Arnold (Vienna) . 1883, 1909-1910.
NB. Letter from 1883 incomplete.

828: Mayer, Gustav . With separate notes, a postcard by Verlagsbuchhandlung Julius Springer, Berlin to Nettlau 1925 and a letter (draft?) by him 1925. 1911, 1925, 1927, 1930.

829: Mayer, Oskar (Vienna) . 1922.
NB. Successor of Theodor Mauthner.

830: Melgounoff, S. 1925-1926.

831: Melgunoff (Melgounoff), A.H. von . 1925.

832: Merlino, (Francesco) Saverio . With separate notes by Nettlau on Malatesta in shorthand 1921. 1892-1893, 1898, 1904, 1920-1921.

833: Merlino, Libero . 1902-1903.

834: Merlino, Vero . With a visiting card from Michele Rolla, a letter by Lina Montalto to Nettlau and clippings on Malatesta’s trial 1921, a death announcement of Berta Nemayer-Merlino 1928 and an obituary on Francesco Saverio Merlino by Nino Napolitano (published in L’Adunata dei Refrattari 1930). 1920-1928, 1930-1936, 1938. 1 folder.

835-840: Mesnil, Jacques (pseudonym of Jacques Dwelshauvers) . With notes by Nettlau, mostly in shorthand. 1897-1940 and n.d. 6 folders.
NB. Many letters partly illegible because of damage.
835. 1897-1902. With a letter by Georges Dwelshauvers to Nettlau 1900.
836. 1903-1910. With a letter by Félix Guillaume 1908.
837. 1911-1914.
838. 1919-1924.
839. 1925-1930.
840. 1931-1940 and n.d.

841: Mesnil-Koetlitz, Clara . With typescript of article ‘Souvenirs sur Elisée Reclus’ 1930. 1919, 1930.

842: Meyer, Håkon ( Det 20de Aarhundrede , Oslo). 1933.

843: Meyer, Kuno . 1906.

844: Michel, Louise . With a letter by Jeanne Quesnel to Nettlau c. 1898 and a clipping of an article on Clotilde Adnet by Séverine. 1895, 1898.

845: Michelet, Jules . N.d.
NB. Letter from Nettlau’s ‘Autographen’collection.

846: Michels, Robert ( Handwörterbuch der Soziologie , Leipzig). With a postcard to Christiaan Cornelissen 1914. 1905-1906, 1908-1914. 1 folder.

847: Mierop-Mulder, T. van . 1939-1941.

848-849: Milano, Edoardo . 1893-1902 and n.d. 2 folders.
NB. A lot of letters partly illegible because of damage.
848. 1893-1897. With a letter (draft) by Nettlau 1896.
849. 1898-1902 and n.d. With a postcard by Louis (?) (Palermo) to Nettlau 1898 and letters by G. Casale [c. 1898] and by Gino (?) 1898.

850: Miller, F. (New York). 1922.

851: Miró, Fidel (Internationale des Jeunesses Libertaire IJL, Paris). 1939.

852: Modern School Association of North America, The (Stelton, New Jersey) ( Alexis C. Ferm ). 1922-1923.
NB. See also inv. no. 701.

853: Molinari, Ettore . 1893, 1895 and n.d.
NB. Postcards partly illegible because of damage.

854: Molnar, P. ( Társadalmi Forradalom , Budapest). 1909.

855: Mombert, Paul . 1906.

856: Monanni, Giuseppe (Libreria Editrice Sociale, Milano; Vir , Firenze). 1914 and n.d.

857: Monatte, Pierre . 1932.

858: Monde (Paris) ( Henri Barbusse ; Sécretaire général: Desphelippo ). With a letter by Fritz Brupbacher to Nettlau, including a copy of his letter concerning an article by Berl on Bakunin and a copy of a letter by Nettlau. 1930.

859: Monseur, Eugène (Comité international du Monument Ferrer; Comité international Oeuvre Francisco Ferrer, Brussels ). 1909.

860: Monte, Emilio ( L’Adunata , Newark, New Jersey). 1924, 1928-1929.

861: Monticelli, Temistocle (Casa Editrice libraria ‘Il Pensiero’, Roma; Libraria Editrice Sociologica, Roma). 1908-1910, 1923, 1926.
NB. One postcard from 1909 partly illegible because of damage.

862: Montrobert, Jeanne . 1920.

863-865: Montseny Mañé, Federica ( La Revista Blanca , Barcelona; La Novela Ideal , Barcelona; El Luchador , Barcelona). With annexes. 1927-1940 and n.d. 3 folders.
863. 1927-1930. With drafts and copies of letters by Nettlau 1928-1929 and a postscript by Soledad Gustavo 1929.
864. 1931-1934. With a letter (unfinished) by Nettlau 1933 and a letter to him by Maria Anguera 1934.
865. 1935-1940 and n.d. With a letter by Maria Anguera 1935, copies of letters by Nettlau 1938, 1940 and receipts by the Consulado de España (Amsterdam) for food packages send by Nettlau 1938-1939.

866: Mooney, Thomas (Tom) and Tom Mooney Molders’ Defense Committee, San Francisco . 1935-1937.

867: Morburger, Carl (pseudonym of Josef Schlossberger) . 1902.

868: Morito, Tatsuo (Ohara Institut für Sozialforschung, Osaka). N.d.
NB. Only address notes.

869: Morris, May . With a clipping on Spain. 1936.

870: Mortensson Egnund, Ivar I. 1935.

871: Most, Johann ( Freiheit , New York). 1890-1891, 1897.

872: Motteler, Julius . 1894.

873: Moutin, Henri . 1908.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

874: Mračnyj (Mratschny; Mratchny), Mark . 1925.

875: Mühsam, Erich ( Fanal , Charlottenburg). With a copy in shorthand of a letter by Nettlau 1926. 1910s, 1926, 1931.

876: Mülberger, Arthur . 1898-1899.

877-878: Müller, Adele (also Ada Naft, partner of Siegfried Nacht) . 1921-1936 and n.d. 2 folders.
877. 1921, 1923-1929.
878. 1930-1936 and n.d. With letters by Nettlau 1933.

879: Müller, Ernst A. (Leipzig). 1885.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

880: Müller, Reinhold ( Humanistische Gemeinde Berlin ). 1911.

881: Müller, Roberto A. (Cultura Proletaria, New York). 1928.

882: Müller-Mogl(?), Emma (widow of Edouard Müller, Bern). 1924.

883: Muñiz, Eloy . With a letter to ‘Estimados amigos’ and notes by Nettlau. 1936.
Muşoiu, Panait see inv. no. 2351.

884: Nabrink, Gé and Wim J. Jong . 1929.

885: Nacht, Fabius . 1922.
NB. See also inv. no. 2480 for Nettlau’s acquisition activities.

886-887: Nacht, Max (pseudonym: Max Nomad) . 1907-1933. 2 folders.
NB. See also inv. no. 2479 for Nettlau’s acquisition activities.
886. 1907, 1921-1922, 1924-1925.
887. 1926-1927, 1932-1933.

888-890: Nacht, Siegfried (pseudonym: Stephen Naft) . 1907-1937 and n.d. 3 folders.
NB. See also inv. no. 2479 for Nettlau’s acquisition activities.
888. 1907, 1920-1922.
889. 1923-1930.
890. 1931-1937 and n.d. With autobiographical notes by Nacht 1931 and a letter also by Max Nacht 1932.

891: Nagle, J.C. 1933.

892: Napolitano, Nino . With a letter (draft) by Nettlau 1927, a letter by Antonietta and Giuseppe Bonaria 1929 and separate notes by Nettlau. 1927-1936, 1939 and n.d. 1 folder.

893: Naumoff (Naumov-Komarov), Alexandra . 1891.
NB. Visiting card.

894: Nekvasil, J. 1896.
NB. Letters by Nettlau returned undelivered.

895: Nervio (Buenos Aires). 1932.

896: Neue Bücherschau, Die (Berlin) ( Gerhart Pohl ). With a letter by Nettlau and copies in shorthand of some letters. 1926.

897: Neurath, Otto . With a letter to Julius Braunthal ( Arbeiter-Zeitung , Vienna) n.d. and a letter by Nettlau 1922 (not send). 1921-1922 and n.d.

898: New York Public Library ( Ernestine Rose ). 1925.

899: Nicotri, Gaspare ( La Stampa Libera , New York). 1934.

900: Nido, Enrique . With his pamphlet Informe general del movimiento anarquista en la Argentina (1923). 1923-1925.

901-902: Nikolaevskij (Nicolaevsky), Boris I. 1925-1940 and n.d. 2 folders.
NB. Until 1935 in Russian (typescripts).
901. 1925, 1927-1932. With annexes concerning Bakunin 1925 and notes by Nettlau, partly separate.
902. 1934-1935, 1938-1940 and n.d. With manuscript(?) ‘Pismo Matilde Reichel’ (n.d.).

903: Nirenstein-Engel, Clara (sister of Amélie Mauthner). 1929-1930.

904: Nobre, Carlos (Charles) ( Despertar , Oporto). 1904.

905: Nobushima, E.K. With a letter and notes by Nettlau 1933, a copy of a letter by Paul Reclus 1933 and manuscripts(?) of articles 1935. 1933, 1935.

906: Noël, L. 1929.

907: Nørgard, Peder . 1921.

908: Nold, Carl . 1926.

909: Noureddin-Völk, Marguerite (Grete) and Joussef . 1913, 1922, 1931, 1934-1935, 1937-1938 and n.d.

910: Nowak, Franz . 1932.

911: Nys, Ernest . 1908, 1910 and n.d.

912: O'Connor Hennessy, Charles (International Union for Land Value Taxation and Free Trade, London). 1926.

913: Oelsnitz (El’snic), Alexander . With separate notes by Nettlau on Bakunin. 1893-1894, 1900.
NB. Letter from 1894 partly illegible because of damage.

914: Oestreich, Paul ( Die neue Erziehung , Bund entschiedener Schulreformer, Berlin ). 1929.

915: Ohlenburg, S. 1885.
NB. Visiting card.

916: Oksanen, John . 1912.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

917: Ontwaking (Antwerpen) ( Victor Resseler ; A. Goethals ). 1901-1904.
NB. Letter from 1903 partly illegible because of damage.

918: L’Ordre (Limoges). 1905.

919: Ore, Laureano d' . 1912.

920: Orobón, Pedro . 1933, 1936.
NB. Enclosed an envelope with last lines by Valeriano Orobón, who died June 1936.

921: Orobón Fernández, Valeriano (Vale) . With notes by Nettlau partly in shorthand and postcards also signed by Rudolf and Milly Rocker, Heinrich Röhling, Gerhard Wartenberg and others. 1926-1933. 1 folder.
NB. Also with letters or postscripts by Orobón’s partner Hildegard (Hilde) Taege .

922: Orsetti, Marie . 1926.
NB. Letter with some notes concerning the Vorfrühling der Anarchie .

923: Osvobojdenié (Roustchouk/Ruse). 1914.

924: Owen, William C. 1926.

925: Pacheco, Antonio (Confederacion General de Trabajadores CGT, Mexico). 1926.

926: Pagirev, D.D. (Tiflis). 1913.
NB. Letter partly damaged.

927: Palmarini, Antonio ( Intransigente , Lecce). 1903.

928: Pappenheim, Wilhelm . With a separate note by Nettlau. 1900, 1905, 1908-1910, c. 1912, 1922.
NB. See also inv. no. 822.

929: Parisi, Joe . 1930.

930: Patrick, George Z. (University of California, Berkeley). 1933-1937.
NB. 1936-1937 envelopes only.

931: Pawlowitsch, Paul ( Neues Leben , Berlin). 1898, 1901-1902, 1910.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage; on the back of letter from 1910 ‘Letzwillige Verfügung’ by Nettlau concerning doublets of Most’s Freiheit .

932: Pederzolli, G. Ippolito . 1893, 1895.
NB. Letter from 1893 partly illegible because of damage.

933: Peer, Carl . 1901.

934: Pelletier, Lucile . 1930, 1932.

935: Penck, Albrecht . 1921.

936: Perasić, Wladimir . 1892.
NB. Postcard partly illegible because of damage.

937: Pérez, C. (Federación Anarquista de Madrid). 1938.

938: Pernet, G. (Éditeur, Paris). 1927, 1930, 1936.

939: Perrare, A. With leaflet ‘Déclaration des proscrits de la Commune’ (Geneva 1879). 1911 and n.d.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

940: Perrare, Marie . With a postscript by Anna Guérineau 1912. 1910, 1912.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

941: Perrier, Jules (Au Bon Marché Perrier & Cie., Geneva). 1898-1899, 1902.
NB. Visiting card from 1899 illegible.

942: Perron, Charles . N.d.

943: Perryman, A. 1902.

944: Peter, Karl . 1922.
NB. Note by Nettlau ‘Mir vollständig unbekannt’.

945: Petkov (Petkoff), Ivan . 1929.

946: Peukert, Josef . With copies of letters by Nettlau ‘To the Members of the Club ‘Autonomie’ 1890 and to Sebastian Trunk 1890. 1909 and 1890s.

947: Peytrequin, Ernest . 1931.

948: Pfemfert, Franz ( Die Aktion , Berlin). With a copy of a letter by Nettlau in shorthand. 1923.

949: Pichat, Aimé (Imprimerie Générale de Chatillon-sur-Seine). 1910.

950: Pick, Emma . 1924-1925.

951: Picón de las Reyes, Magda . 1932, 1934, 1938.

952: Pierce, Frederick . 1925.

953: Pierre, Mme (widow). 1922.

954: Pierre-Quint, Léon (Éditions du Sagittaire, Paris). 1938.

955: Pierrot, E. and Cécile . 1922-1924.

956: Pierrot, Henriette . 1922-1923, 1925, 1931, 1933.

957-958: Pierrot, Marc . 1910-1939 and n.d. 2 folders.
NB. Letters from 1912 partly illegible because of damage.
957. 1910-1914, 1921-1927. With notes by Nettlau 1922 and letters by E. and Cécile Pierrot 1923.
958. 1928-1929, 1931-1939 and n.d. With a letter by Louise Guérineau 1934.

959: Piesco, Nicola ( International Libertarian Committee of Assistance to the Political Prisoners, Westfield, New Jersey ). With annexes. 1926, 1930.

960: Pietraroja, Gennaro . 1898-1899.

961: Pilotelle, Georges . With a copy of two letters by Bakunin (1868-1869) and notes by Nettlau, partly in shorthand. 1895.

962: Pindy, Louis . 1893, 1897, 1900, 1902, 1911 and n.d.

963: Planche, Fernand ( Terre Libre , Billancourt; La Conquête du Pain , Billancourt). With a letter (draft) by Nettlau 1937 and separate notes in shorthand. 1937 and n.d.

964: Plivier, Theodor . 1924.

965: Pöckh, Julius . With copies in shorthand of letters by Nettlau 1899. 1890, 1897-1899.
NB. Some letters by Pöckh in shorthand.

966: Poekch(?), L. (Berlin). With separate notes in shorthand on Bakunin by Nettlau. 1894.

967: Pollak, Oscar ( Arbeiter-Zeitung , Vienna). 1933.

968: Pollock, Friedrich ( Gesellschaft für Sozialforschung, Frankfurt am Main ; Archiv für die Geschichte des Sozialismus und der Arbeiterbewegung , Leipzig). With copies in shorthand of letters by Nettlau and draft notes 1929 concerning a Bakunin biography. 1928-1931 and n.d.

969: Polonskij (Polonsky), Vladimir . With notes in shorthand by Nettlau. 1925-1927.

970: Poreé, Ch. 1910.

971: Portet, L.(?) 1897.

972: Post Office, Money Order Department (London). 1907-1908.

973: Postes Suisses, Administration (Zermatt; Geneva). 1896.
NB. Letter from Zermatt partly illegible.

974: Posthumus, Nicolaas W. (Internationaal Instituut voor Sociale Geschiedenis, Amsterdam). 1928-1929, 1938.

975: Pouget, A. (widow of Emile Pouget). 1931.

976: Pouget, Emile ( La Sociale , Paris; La Voix du Peuple , Paris). 1894-1896, 1900, 1903, 1930.
NB. Postcard from 1900 partly illegible because of damage.

977: Poulaille, Henry (Éditions Bernard Grasset, Paris). 1937.

978: Prat, José ( Natura , Barcelona). 1900s, 1904-1905, 1911, 1923.
NB. Many letters partly illegible because of damage.

979-981: Presburg, Joseph (pseudonym: Joseph Perry) ( Freedom Anarchist-Communist Group; Spanish Atrocities Committee, London). 1896-1900 and n.d. 3 folders.
979. 1896. With a copy in shorthand of a letter by Nettlau.
980. 1897. With copies (made by Nettlau) of articles(?) by others and with letters by Harry B. Samuels .
981. 1898-1900 and n.d. With a letter by Henry S. Salt (The Humanitarian League, London) and a letter by H. Petriu (Athens) relating to the attack by Kardisski (Karditzki) 1898. Enclosed also a clipping on this subject with a note by Nettlau.

982: Probuždenie / Probuzhdenie (Detroit) ( R. Kirinovič ; R. Corin ; K. Ševčuk ; J. Fedoreshen ). With several clippings. 1929-1930, 1933, 1935-1937.
NB. See also inv. nos. 318 (R. Corin), 1116 (K. Ševčuk), 623 (M. Herzman), 413 (J. Fedoreshen).

983: Protesta, La (Buenos Aires) ( Carlos Fontana ). 1922, 1927-1928.

984: Puech, Jules L. 1907.

985: Puig, Antonio . 1929.

986: Quack, H.P.G. With a copy in shorthand of a letter by Nettlau 1898. 1898-1899.

987: Quesnay, Pierre (Commission des Réparations, Vienne). With notes and a letter (draft) by Nettlau. 1920.

988: Quiroule, Pierre (Buenos Aires). 1922-1925.

989: Radich, Francis . 1900.
NB. Letter to ‘Dear Comrades. In Re Paris Congress’.

990-992: Ramus, Pierre (Kl. Morleit, pseudonyms of Rudolf Grossmann) and Sonja ( Die freie Generation , London; Jahrbuch der freien Generation , Vienna; Wohlstand für Alle , Vienna; Erkenntnis und Befreiung , Vienna; Bund herrschaftsloser Sozialisten (Anarchisten), Republik Oesterreich ; Der Anarchist , Klosterneuburg). 1904-1933 and n.d. 3 folders.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage.
990. 1904-1907, 1910-1912, 1915-1916.
991. 1920, 1922-1925. With notes in shorthand 1922, letters by Nettlau 1922-1924 (one from 1923 in shorthand), a death announcement of Ferdinand Kluger 1922 and a postcard by E.K. Pigal (Emancipanta Stató, Secione Austria) 1923.
992. 1926-1931, 1933 and n.d. With typescripts ‘Zur Erledigung und Abwehr der Verleumder Fabianowitsch, Nold, Kohl etc’ 1926 and ‘Urteil und Begründung des Ehrenschiedsgerichts in Sachen Kohl-Grossmann’ 1927, with copies of letters to Stenzleit 1928, to Syndikalist (Berlin) 1928, to Rehme 1930 and copies (drafts?) of letters by Nettlau (one in shorthand) 1928.

993: Ranc, Arthur . 1905.

994: Rappeport, Sara . N.d.

995: Raviola, Ermelinda . N.d.
NB. Visiting card.

996: Razzia, Luigi . 1897.

997: Read, M. and J.W. 1913.
NB. Nettlau’s landlady in London.

998: Rebelión , El grupo (Asuncion, Paraguay). 1910.

999: Rebelión , El grupo (Sevilla) ( Enrique Delgado ). 1910.
NB. Circular letter.

1000: Recchioni, Emidio . With separate notes by Nettlau 1927, partly in shorthand. 1899, 1920, 1923-1932. 1 folder.
NB. Letters from 1899 partly illegible because of damage, text missing.

1001-1002: Recchioni, Vero (later: Vernon Richards ) ( Spain and the World , London). 1934-1938 and n.d. 2 folders.
1001. 1934-1936. With a typescript on Emidio Recchioni’s last months 1934 and a part of a manuscript by Nettlau with supplements 1936.
1002. 1937-1938 and n.d.

1003: Reclus, Elie . 1896, 1899.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

1004-1005: Reclus, Elisée . 1892-1904 and n.d. 2 folders.
NB. Some letters from 1896 partly illegible because of damage.
1004. 1892, 1894–1897. With copies (made by Nettlau) of correspondence with Charles Bakounine 1895, a draft by Nettlau (unfinished), a copy of a letter to Stock (Paris) 1895, a letter by Henry van de Velde 1896, letters by Nettlau 1896 concerning the Bibliographie de l’anarchie , a pamphlet Peuple, au vert! (c. 1882) 1896 and notes by Nettlau.
1005. 1899, 1902–1904 and n.d. With notes in shorthand and copies (made by Nettlau) of correspondence with Marussia Bakunin 1899, a letter by Jules Perrier 1902 and a postscript (?) by Paul Reclus 1904.

1006: Reclus, Jacques . 1927, 1937.

1007-1010: Reclus, Paul (pseudonym: Georges Guyou) . 1895-1939 and n.d. 4 folders.
1007. 1895, 1897, 1907–1910. With letters by Impr. J. Baré & G. Debenogne, Brussels, L’Émancipatrice , Paris, Libr. Ferdinand Larcier, Brussels, Impr. Kapp, Paris 1909 and notes by Nettlau 1909-1910 concerning the edition of Reclus’ correspondence.
1008. 1920–1922, 1924–1925. With a copy of a letter to Joseph Ishill 1924, a letter by B.P. van der Voo to Nettlau 1924 and copies of letters to C. David , Joseph Kergomard , Jeanne Guillaume and Alexander Atabekian 1925.
1009. 1926–1932. With a copy of a letter by Vera Figner 1925, a letter by Marc Pierrot to Nettlau 1926, a letter by G. (?) including a copy of a letter by Ferdinand Buisson 1927.
1010. 1933–1939 and n.d. With postcards by Marc Pierrot 1933, 1938 and n.d., by Soledad Gustavo 1938 and notes on the Reclus family n.d. (1920s).

1011: Redención (Alcoy). 1923.

1012: Redlich, Josef . 1923.

1013: Rees(?), R.J. 1885.

1014: Reichel, Adolf . 1895.

1015: Reichel, Marie . 1895, 1905.
NB. Letters with biographical remarks on Bakunin and Johanna Pescantini .

1016: Reiff, Harry ( Yiddish [Jewish] Anarchist Federation, New York ; Freie Arbeiter Stimme , New York). 1932-1933.

1017: Reisner, Julius E. 1920, 1922.

1018: Relgis, Eugen ( Umanitarismul , Bucharest). Enclosed ‘Rundfrage über eine Pazifistische Internationale’. With notes by Nettlau. 1929-1931, 1934-1935.
NB. Postcard from 1930 partly damaged, text missing.

1019: Revista Obrera (Barcelona). 1929.

1020: Reyes, Herminia de los . 1932 and n.d.

1021: Reyndorp, B. 1926-1927, 1929, 1931-1932.

1022: Reynolds, Thomas . 1896, 1898.
NB. 1898 empty envelope only.

1023: Rhys, John . 1885.

1024: Ribeiro, Abílio ( Aurora , Porto). 1929.

1025: Richard, Albert ( Journal l’Yonne , Auxerre). 1905, 1910-1911.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

1026: Riethmann, Emil . With a copy in shorthand of a letter by Nettlau 1920. 1919-1920.

1027: Rijnders, Gerhard ( De Vrije Socialist , Amsterdam). 1921, 1931.

1028: Rindl, J.M. (Vienna). With a copy in shorthand of a letter by Nettlau. 1933.
NB. Letter written on behalf of Marx-Engels-Archiv Verlags-GmbH, Berlin.

1029: Rivista Critica del Socialismo, La (Roma). 1920s.
NB. Postcard partly illegible because of damage.

1030: Rizza, Roberto (Federazione Anarchica Lombarda, Milano). With notes in shorthand by Nettlau, a pamphlet on Errico Malatesta by Luigi Fabbri (published in La Rivolta Ideale , 1921) and a leaflet. 1921.

1031: Rjazanov, David B. ( Marx-Engels-Institut, Moscow ). 1924, 1927-1928, 1930. 1 folder.
NB. A letter from 1924 signed by E. Czóbel , another from 1927 by Fr. Schiller .

1032: Road to Freedom, The (New York). With ‘Minutes of 1928 (October) Conference’. 1926-1929, 1931.
NB. See also inv. no. 1142.

1033: Robin, Paul . 1893, 1901, 1905.
NB. 1893 only an envelope, letter from 1905 in photocopy.

1034: Roca, F. (Bureau d’Information et de Presse, Paris). 1938.

1035: Rocker, Fermin . 1925.

1036-1039: Rocker, Rudolf (Workers Friend Publ. Association, London; Relief Fund of the I.W.M.A for Anarchists and Anarcho-Syndicalists Imprisoned and Exiled in Russia, Berlin). 1895-1941. 4 folders.
NB. Letters until 1912 partly illegible because of damage.
1036. 1895, 1900, 1905, 1912, 1921-1926.
1037. 1927-1929.
1038. 1930-1933. With visiting card from Etta Federn-Kohlhaas with biographical notes on Karl Federn and a letter to Etta Federn 1933.
1039. 1934-1941. With a typescript of reviews from Rocker’s Nationalism and Culture 1938, copies made by Nettlau in shorthand of a letter 1940 and his reply 1941, also with a letter by the Nederlandsche Roode Kruis to Nettlau 1941.

1040: Rocker-Witkop, Milly . 1929-1931.

1041: Rod, M. ( Propaganda anarquista , Lisbon). With a letter and shorthand notes by Nettlau. 1895.
NB. Note by Nettlau ‘Alliance. Portugal’.

1042: Roeseler (Deutsche Verlagsanstalt, Berlin). 1925.
NB. Only a letter by Nettlau.

1043: Roguier, Mme A. N.d.
NB. Visiting card.

1044: Rolland, Hugo (pseudonym: Erasmo Abate) . 1925-1926.

1045: Roorda van Eysinga, Henri . 1895, 1897, 1908, 1935 and n.d.

1046: Rose, Edward B. ( South African Free Press Committee, London ). 1904.

1047: Rosell, Albano (Montevideo). 1934.

1048: Rosell, Avenir (Montevideo). 1934.

1049: Rosenfeld, Mathilde . 1908-1909, 1911, 1913, 1916, 1932.

1050-1051: Rosenfeld, Siegfried . 1901-1932 and n.d. 2 folders.
NB. One letter from 1913 partly illegible because of damage.
1050. 1901-1910.
1051. 1911-1919, 1921-1922, 1925, 1930-1932 and n.d. With a letter by Emerich Sell to Nettlau 1914.

1052: Rosner, J. 1900.

1053: Rosselli, Nello . With a copy (made by Nettlau) of an extract of a document on Pietro Gori by the police in Bellinzona 1894. 1894, 1928-1929.

1054: Rossetti. 1896.
NB. Telegram.

1055: Rossetti, G.A.M. 1893.

1056: Rossetti, Helen . 1896.

1057: Rossetti, Olivia . With copies of letters by Nettlau 1896 and n.d. 1895-1896 and n.d.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

1058: Rotten, Elizabeth ( Das werdende Zeitalter , Vacha/Rhön). 1929.

1059: Roubakine (Rubakin), N. (Institut International de Psychologie Bibliologiques, Lausanne). 1928.

1060: Roubezhanin (Rubežanin), M. ( Rassviet , New York). 1925.

1061: Rousseau, H.(?) (Paris). 1898.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

1062: Rubinčik (Roubintschik), Z. 1925.

1063: Rubiner, Rudolf . 1920.

1064-1065: Rüdiger, Helmut (FAUD, Geschäftskommission; Verlag und Redaktion Der Syndikalist , Berlin; Asy-Verlag, Berlin ). 1927-1934. 2 folders.
1064. 1927-1930. With a letter by Karl Roche 1927, a ‘Manifest der Antiarchistischen Antinationale’ 1928, a letter by H. Everts (Düsseldorf) 1929, letters (drafts) by Nettlau concerning Die Debatte. Diskussionsorgan ... der FAUD 1930.
1065. 1931-1932, 1934. With a letter by Reinhold Busch (FAUD, Geschäftskommission) to Nettlau 1931.

1066: Rüdt, Philipp A. 1895.

1067: Rullière, H. ( La Revue du Travail , Paris). 1920.

1068: Ruský Zahraniční Historický Archiv, Prague . With drafts of a letter by Nettlau concerning Bakunin. 1926.

1069: Russew . 1927.

1070: Russische Socialistische Föderation Sowjet-Republik in Österreich, Bevollmächtigte Vertretung. 1922.

1071: Ryner-Mád, Ferenc (Budapest). With a note by Nettlau. 1936.
NB. ‘inconnu’.

1072: Sadier, A. 1934.

1073: Sadler, G.T. 1899.

1074: Saenger, Otto M. (Internationale Auskunftsstelle für undogmatische religiöse Bestrebungen, Paris). Enclosed a letter to H. Rüdiger with remark by him 1930. 1930, 1932.

1075: Samaja, Nino ( L’Agitazione , Ancona). 1898.

1076: Samuels, Harry B. (Commonweal Anarchist Group, Publishing Committee, London). With notes in shorthand and an undated letter by Nettlau, probably not send. 1893-1894 and n.d.

1077: Sánchez Rosa, José (Biblioteca del Obrero, Sevilla). With a letter by Nettlau to Michael A. Cohn on Valeriano Orobón Fernández. 1936.

1078: Sander, Enno . 1894, 1897.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

1079-1081: Sanftleben, Alfred G. (pseudonym: Slovak) . With many poems mostly in typescript 1924-1926 and 1931-1938. 1895-1938. 3 folders.
NB. Some letters from the 1890s partly illegible.
1079. 1895-1897, 1899, 1924-1925. With a letter by G. Rossi ( Colonie Cecilia, Brazil ) 1895, translations of articles 1896 and notes by Nettlau, partly in shorthand.
1080. 1926.
1081. 1927, 1931, 1933, 1938.

1082: Sanjurjo, S. (La Coruña). 1897.

1083: Santillán Kater, Elise . 1926.

1084: Sartin, M. ( L’Adunata , Newark, New Jersey). With a copy in shorthand of a letter(?) by Nettlau. 1932.

1085: Sastres (Bystřice, Czechoslovakia). 1935, 1937.

1086: Sažin (Saschin), Michail P. (pseudonym: Armand Ross ). 1904, 1921-1922, 1925-1926, 1928 and n.d.
NB. Letters in Russian.

1087: Schabelitz, Jacques . With copies of letters by Nettlau, partly in shorthand. 1894-1895.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

1088: Schack, Oscar (Buchhandlung, Leipzig). With a note (letter?) in shorthand by Nettlau concerning the Bakunin biography. 1899.

1089: Schamelhout, Gustaaf . With a draft (manuscript?) by Nettlau 1925 (4 p. quarto), notes in shorthand and a postcard by him 1932. Also with clippings. 1898, 1921-1938. 1 folder.
NB. Letters from 1898 partly illegible because of damage.

1090: Scheiman, Isidor ( [Yiddish] Jewish Anarchist Federation, New York ; Freie Arbeiter Stimme , New York). 1935.
NB. See also inv. no. 266.

1091: Scheimann(?) (Vienna) . 1926.

1092: Schenk, Adolf . With an undated note by Nettlau. 1908.

1093: Scheu, Andreas . 1887, 1890, 1892, 1924.
NB. Letters from the 1890s partly illegible because of damage.

1094: Schicchi, Paolo . 1928.

1095: Schiff, Frida . 1921.

1096: Schmidt, W. (Schweizerischer Lithographen Bund, Section Basel). 1911.
NB. See also inv. no. 423.

1097: Schneeberg (Vienna). 1884.

1098: Schneider, A. (St. Louis, Missouri). With notes by Nettlau. 1922.

1099: Schomburg, Arthur A. 1925.

1100: Schönberg . 1912.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

1101: Schroeder, Theodore . 1912, 1922-1923.

1102: [Schule in Wien XIII.] ( Adele Schrammel ). 1922.
NB. Through intervention by Nettlau the school received a gift for buying food from the Modern School Association in Stelton, New Jersey.

1103: Schultze-Karlen, Joséphine (Mme Paul Schultze) . 1893.

1104: Schurz, Carl . 1892.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

1105: Schuster, Eunice M. 1931.

1106: Schuster, Hugh H. (University Philosophical Society, Dublin). 1888.

1107: See-Verlag, Konstanz . 1927.

1108: Segarra, Armonia . 1931.

1109: Selch, Emerich . With letters by Stock, Anton Honigmann and Karas 1907 and Selch’s death announcement 1930. 1902-1903, 1906-1907, 1910-1913, 1927-1930.

1110: Sellen, Edward W. 1889-1898 and n.d. 1 folder.
NB. Many letters partly illegible because of damage; for a copy of a letter by Nettlau from 1894 see also inv. no. 1204; for a postscript from 1895 see also inv. no. 205.

1111: Semeur (de Normandie), Le (Caen). 1924, 1927.

1112: Semmig, Hermann . 1892.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

1113: Sempau, Ramón . 1897.

1114: Sender, Amor . N.d.

1115: Sensine, Henri . 1926.

1116: Ševčuk (Shewchuk), K. ( Probuždenie / Probuzhdenie , Detroit). With clippings and a separate note by Nettlau 1930, a typescript ‘The Persecution of Anarchists in Soviet Russia’ 1930 and a letter by P. Datzenko 1932. 1930-1934. 1 folder.
NB. Letters in Russian.

1117: Seymour, Henry (Free Currency Propaganda, London; Free Press Defence Committee, London). 1894, 1898-1899.

1118: Shapiro (Schapiro), Alexander . With a postscript by Max Winkler 1922, a letter (draft) by Nettlau 1926 and notes by him. 1906-1907, 1909-1910, 1922-1926, 1930-1931, 1936. 1 folder.
NB. Letters from 1907 partly illegible because of damage.

1119: Siegmund, Gustav . 1894.

1120: Sierra, Pedro . With a clipping. 1926.

1121: Šimek, Boža ( Tribuna , Teplitz Turn). 1909.

1122: Skalák, Josef . 1897, 1899-1900.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

1123: Skerlić (Skerlitch), Jovan (Jean) . 1910-1911.

1124: Šklovskij (Shklovsky), I.(?)W. n.d.
NB. Visiting card; on the back note by Nettlau ‘Kropotkin knew him well’.

1125: Snoep, Elizabeth ( Friends Mission. Englisch-Amerikanische Mission der Gesellschaft der Freunde ; Friend’s Relief Mission, Vienna ). With a letter of recommendation to Professor Cizek and a typescript on his school. 1923-1924.

1126: Socher, Georg M. With annex. 1931-1932.

1127: Solidaridad Obrera (Barcelona) ( Leibarto Gallejas ). With a delegate’s card of the CNT Comité Regional de Cataluña. 1936.

1128: Sommerfelt, Alf (Instituttet for Sammenlignende Kulturforskning, Oslo). 1926.

1129: Souchy, Augustin (FAUD, Geschäftskommission, Berlin; International Working Men’s Association / Internationale Arbeiter-Assoziation, Berlin; Verlag und Redaktion Der Syndikalist , Berlin). With letters (drafts) by Nettlau 1924 and 1926. 1923-1926, 1928-1929, 1931-1932, 1935, 1937. 1 folder.

1130: Sozialistische Monatshefte (Berlin). 1897.

1131: Soziologische Verlagsanstalt, Berlin. 1929.

1132: Spada, S. ( Germinal , Chicago). 1928-1929.

1133: Spalding & Hodge, Paper Makers, London. 1896.

1134: Spencer, Charles H. (The Manchester Society of Sciensocrats). With a leaflet. 1907.

1135: Spichiger, Auguste . 1893.
NB. Letter partly damaged.

1136: Spitzer (Spitzegger), Leopold . With leaflet ‘Der demaskierte Großmann-Ramus’ 1925 and notes in shorthand by Nettlau. 1925, 1929-1931, 1936, 1938.

1137: Spohr, Wilhelm . 1897.

1138: Springer (Berlin). 1928.

1139: Staamer, Adr. 1913.

1140: Stanger, Magnus . 1928-1930.

1141: Stapleton, W.H. 1896.

1142: Starrett, Walter ( W.S. van Valkenburgh ) ( The Road to Freedom , New York). 1929.

1143: Stauning, Thorwald ( Socialdemokratisk Forbund, Copenhagen ). 1905.

1144: Steffen, Gustaf F. With a letter to A. Retzius 1892 and notes in shorthand by Nettlau 1897. 1890, 1892, 1897, 1920.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

1145: Steiger, E. 1897.

1146: Steimer, Mollie (pseudonym of Marthe Halperine; Fléchine-Alperine) . 1927-1928, 1933, 1935, 1944.

1147: Steinberg, Louis (Toronto Canada Branch of the Arbeiter Ring). 1928.

1148: Steinhoff Jr., August . 1926.

1149: Steinsvik, Rasmus . 1890.

1150: Stepniak, S. (pseudonym of Sergej M. Kravčinskij) . 1894.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

1151: Sterky, Fr. ( Ny Tid , Göteborg). 1893.

1152: Sterringa, J. (Boek-, Courant- en Handelsdrukkerij, Amsterdam). 1896-1897.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

1153-1154: Stock, P.-V. (Libraire-Éditeur, Paris). 1894-1937 and n.d. 2 folders.
NB. Letters from 1890s and 1910s partly illegible because of damage, text missing.
1153. 1894-1896, 1906, 1910-1911. With a contract on a Bakunin publication 1894, copies of letters and an original letter by Charles Bakunin 1895, a postcard to Jacques Gross 1910 and notes in shorthand by Nettlau 1910.
1154. 1933-1937 and n.d. With a printed article on François de Curel 1933.

1155: Stock, Delamain et Boutelleau, Librairie, Paris . With notes and copies made by Nettlau of letters by Maurice Delamain 1934-1935. 1934-1935, 1937 and n.d.

1156: Stockbauer, Arthur . 1931.

1157-1158: Stojanov (Stoianoff), Paraškev I. 1891-1939. 2 folders.
NB. A lot of letters partly illegible because of damage.
1157. 1891-1898.
1158. 1910, 1913, 1920-1924, 1926-1927, 1929, 1931, 1933-1937, 1939. With death announcement of Nedelka Paraškev Stojanova-Šiškova 1937.

1159: Stolle, Wilhelm . 1889.
NB. Visiting card; on the back biographical notes by Nettlau.

1160: Štrams (Stram) (New York). With a separate note in shorthand by Nettlau. 1911-1912.

1161: Strauss, Friedy . 1936-1940.
NB. Some letters with postscript by Raphael Friedeberg .

1162: Streckfuss, A. 1892.
NB. Letter partly damaged.

1163: Streiter, Artur . 1931.

1164: Ströbinger, Josef . 1943.
NB. See also inv. no. 348.

1165: Stuart, Ian C. ( The Black Cat , Dundee). 1895.
NB. Note by Nettlau: ‘Brief in einer Brochure, die Lafargue gehörte, auf den Quais 12.4.1913 gefunden; an Paul Lafargue gerichtet’.

1166: Suarez, Jesus M. (Fernando Gonzalo) (Tucuman, Argentine). 1923.

1167: Sutherland, H. 1906.
NB. Visiting card; on the back a shorthand note by Nettlau.

1168: Sutton, A.T. (Socialist League, Norwich Branch). 1889-1890.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

1169: Swede, Oscar ( Freedom , London). 1935.

1170: Swift Packing Company (Hamburg). 1921.
NB. Concerns food parcels send by S. Nacht (New York).
Taege, Hildegard see inv. no. 921.

1171: Tancredi, Libero ( La Rivolta , Lugano). 1910-1913.

1172: Tarn, Albert . 1892.
NB. Postcards partly illegible because of damage; note by Nettlau ‘individualist Anarchist’.

1173: Tárrida del Mármol, Fernando . With a letter by El Progreso (Barcelona) 1906. 1901, 1906-1907, 1910-1911, 1913.
NB. Some letters damaged, text missing.

1174: Taylor, C. 1908-1909, 1911 and n.d.
NB. One of Nettlau’s landladies in London.

1175: Tchaykovsky, B. 1907, 1909, 1912.

1176: Tchaykovsky (Čajkovskij), N.W. 1896, 1903-1906.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage. Letter from 1896 on the back of leaflet ‘Resolution on ‘General Strike’ and Political Action’.

1177: Thames Fur Co. Ltd., London. 1933.

1178: Theresianische Akademie, K.k., Vienna . 1908.
NB. Concerns Joachim Prati von Branfeld .

1179: Theuerkauf, Olga (Potsdam). 1898.
NB. Letters by Nettlau returned undelivered.

1180: Thorne, William ( International Socialist Workers and Trade Union Congress, London ). 1896.

1181: Tierra, Grupo, New York. 1929.

1182: Tochatti, James . 1893-1898.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage.

1183: Tournebroche, Jacques . 1927.

1184: Toussaint, J. 1912.

1185: Trask, Marion . 1924.

1186: Trask, Sherwood . With typescripts of a poem and a short story and a copy made by Nettlau of the poem ‘Factories’ (1915) by Margaret Widemer . 1924-1925.

1187: Tresca, Carlo . 1922.
NB. Telegram.

1188: Troureux(?), Luc (Tonnerre; Pioupiou de l’Yonne ). 1911.

1189: Trunk, (Johann) Sebastian . 1887, 1905.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage; see also inv. no. 946 for a copy of a letter by Nettlau 1890.

1190: Tucker, Benjamin R. 1906, 1913, 1937.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage.

1191: Tucúf, Saul . 1903.

1192: Turner, John . With a postcard by T. Kahan 1900s and a copy of a letter by Nettlau 1930. 1897-1898, 1905, 1930-1931.
NB. Letters from 1890s partly illegible because of damage.

1193: Turski (Toursky), Kaspar M. 1899.

1194: Udel, Carl . 1913.

1195: Umanskij (Umansky), Dmitrij . 1921.

1196: Union Anarchiste Française (Paris) . With a letter by Pierre Mualdès(?) 1923. 1922-1923.

1197: Union des Associations Internationales, Brussels . 1912.

1198: Union Révolutionnaire, Groupe d’, Limoges. N.d.

1199: Union Sindical Argentina (Buenos Aires). 1927.

1200-1201: Urales, Federico (pseudonym of Juan Montseny y Carret) ( La Revista Blanca , Barcelona; La Novela Ideal , Barcelona; El Luchador , Barcelona). 1924-1939. 2 folders.
1200. 1924-1927.
1201. 1928-1937, 1939.

1202: Vaillant, Edouard . Enclosed his pamphlet La France et l’Opinion (1867). 1908.

1203: Valadés, José C. (Confederacion General de Trabajadores, Mexico). 1924, 1926.

1204: Valenci, Cajetan and Therese. With a copy (made by Nettlau in shorthand) of charges against Valenci (7 p.) and a copy of a letter by Nettlau to Edward W. Sellen . 1894.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

1205: Vallina, Pedro ( Paginas libres , Sevilla). 1920.

1206: Vanguard Group, New York. 1933.

1207: Vasco, Neno (pseudonym of Nazianzeno de Vasconcelos) ( A Sementeira , Lisbon). 1912.

1208: Veit & Comp, Verlagsbuchhandlung, Leipzig. With leaflets from Handwörterbuch der Soziologie , edited by Robert Michels. 1914.

1209: Vellay, Charles ( Annales Révolutionnaires , Société des Études Robespierristes, Paris). 1907, 1909.

1210: Vereniging Anarchistische Uitgeverij VAU, Amsterdam . With leaflet ‘Het goede boek. Propaganda orgaan van de VAU’ and a copy in shorthand of a letter by Nettlau to Jan Schuur . 1940.

1211: Verlag der Neuen Gesellschaft GmbH, Berlin-Hessenwinkel. 1927.

1212: Vermeylen, August . 1896.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

1213: Vernis, Pablo ( La Revista Universal , Buenos Aires). 1924.
NB. On a leaflet letter by Nettlau (copy?) to Diego Abad de Santillán.

1214: ‘La Vero’, Anarkia Grupo, Lisbon. 1923.

1215: Vésinier, Louise . 1902-1905, 1907-1908, 1910-1911. 1 folder.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

1216: Vésinier, Pierre . 1901-1902.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

1217: Vichère (Vitry sur Seine). 1924.

1218: Vidal, Georges (Oeuvre Internationale des Éditions Anarchistes, Paris; Revue Internationale Anarchiste , Paris). 1924.

1219: Vieira, Sergio A. ( Noticias d’Evora , Porto). 1933.

1220: Villar, Manuel ( Solidaridad Obrera , Barcelona). 1933.

1221: Viñas, José García . With clippings of articles, death announcement of Viñas and his wife Josefá Dómine Guzmán 1931 and notes by Nettlau concerning ‘la Internacional y la Alianza en Espana’. 1928-1931 and n.d.

1222: Vinck(?), Victor (alias Haakon Lerouge) . 1924.

1223: Viquit, A. 1913.

1224: Vives Terradas, J. (Centro de propaganda, Reus; Archivio Social, Barcelona; El Barato, Tarragona). With a letter from 1905 by Francisco Ferrer to Lorenzo 1927. 1904-1905, 1909, 1926-1931 and n.d. 1 folder.

1225: Vogt-Imer, Lina . 1899.
NB. Concerns Bakunin’s grave.

1226: Volin (Voline; pseudonym of Vsevolod M. Eichenbaum) . With notes by Nettlau, partly in shorthand. 1923.

1227: Volkhovsky, Felix (London). 1899.

1228: Volnost (Mor. Ostravě) ( Frant. Novák ). 1897-1898.
NB. Letter from 1897 partly illegible because of damage.

1229: Voo, B.P. van der . With a leaflet of De Twintigste Eeuw 1900, a letter on back by Gertrud Guillaume-Schack to Nettlau 1902, a copy of a letter to Joseph Ishill 1938 and separate notes by Nettlau in shorthand on Sterringa and others. 1895, 1900-1902, 1924, 1934-1938 and n.d.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

1230: Vreugde, A. 1914.

1231: Waas, S. (Amsterdam). 1940.

1232: Wage, Die (Vienna). 1898.

1233: Warnotte, D. (Université Libre de Bruxelles, Institut de Sociologie). 1933.

1234: Wartenberg, Gerhard ( Der Syndikalist , Berlin). With proofs of ‘Zum Amsterdamer Antikriegskongress (Rolland - Barbusse)’ by Nettlau 1932 and notes in shorthand 1933. 1926, 1929, 1932-1933.

1235: Weber, Max (Heidelberg). 1910.

1236: Wechsler, Herman L. c. 1911.

1237: Wegener, Alfred (Graz). 1925.

1238: Weidner, Albert ( Sozialist , Berlin; Der arme Teufel , Berlin). With a copy in shorthand of a letter by Nettlau 1898. 1898, 1903.

1239: Weiss, Josef . With a note by Nettlau. 1915.

1240: Weiss, Remigius (Bookseller & Publisher, Philadelphia). With a letter (draft) by Nettlau (incomplete, p. 13-17). 1904-1905.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

1241: Weisz, Theres . 1898.

1242: Wendlenner, Max . 1892.
NB. Note by Nettlau: ‘nach dem Tod von H. Börnstein (Pariser Vorwärts 1844)’.

1243: Werner, Wilhelm . 1926.
NB. Visiting card; on the back a biographical note by Nettlau.

1244: Wernsdorf, Julius . 1905.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

1245: Werth, Ulrich . Enclosed a letter by Paul Kampffmeyer ( Archiv der Sozialdemokratischen Partei Deutschlands, Berlin ) to Nettlau. 1933.

1246: Wess, William ( The Worker’s Friend , London). 1890, 1893, 1896-1897, 1905-1909. 1 folder.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

1247: Western Union Telegraph Cable System, The, Vienna. 1925.

1248: Wienand, Margarethe . 1890s.
NB. Visiting card; letter partly illegible.

1249: Wiener Evangelische Stadtmission ( Hans Rieger ). 1930.

1250: Williams, E. 1920.

1251: Wilson, Charlotte M. 1888, 1890, 1897.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

1252: Wilson, Florence (Société des Nations / League of Nations, Library). With a separate note by Nettlau. 1920.

1253-1254: Winkler, Max (FAUD, Geschäftskommission, Berlin; Verlag Der Syndikalist , Berlin). With notes by Nettlau partly in shorthand. 1922-1933. 2 folders.
1253. 1922-1925. With a letter by Elsa Köhler to Nettlau 1922, letters (drafts) by him 1923-1924 and some proofs of Vorfrühling der Anarchie 1925.
1254. 1926-1933. With letters (drafts) by Nettlau 1926-1927 and a postcard by Frieda Lehmann to Nettlau 1926.

1255: Winslow, Amy ( Friend’s Relief Mission. Englisch-Amerikanische Mission der Gesellschaft der Freunde, Vienna ; Indianapolis Public Library). With a copy made by Nettlau of a letter by M.L. Kimberley to Isabel Maddison 1923. 1920, 1923-1928, 1930-1931. 1 folder.

1256: Wintsch, Jean . 1910, 1939.

1257: Wolfe, Lilian . 1938-1939.

1258: Yanovsky, Saul J. ( Freie Arbeiter Stimme , New York). 1912.

1259: Young, Ernest (London). N.d.

1260: J.L. Young Manufacturing Co., Manchester. 1896 and n.d.

1261: Zack, Bernhard , Verlag, Treptow near Berlin. 1912.

1262: Zádruha (Prague) ( Michael Kácha ). 1913.

1263: Zaslaw, M. 1922.

1264: Zawada, Jan . 1925.

1265: Zeit, Die (Vienna). 1899-1901.

1266: Zentralblatt für Bibliothekswesen (Berlin) (Schwenke). 1905.

1267: Zentralstelle für soziale Literatur der Schweiz (Zurich). With a copy in shorthand of a letter by Nettlau. 1912.

1268: Zhook, Doris . 1896.

1269-1271: Zibelin Sr., Albert C. 1892-1914 and n.d. 3 folders.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.
1269. 1892, 1894-1897, 1899-1904, 1906. With separate notes by Nettlau.
1270. 1907-1910. With a letter by Lilly Cornelissen to Nettlau 1907.
1271. 1911-1914 and n.d.

1272: Zibelin Jr., Albert . 1901, 1911-1914, 1920-1922 and n.d.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

1273: Zibelin, Henri . N.d.
NB. Postcard partly illegible because of damage.

1274: Zibelin-Wilmerding, Lilly . With a letter (draft?) by Nettlau 1896 and the death announcements of Henri and Marguerite Zibelin 1914. 1893-1897, 1914. 1 folder.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

1275: Zimmer, H. 1885-1887.

1276: Zisly, Henry G. ( La Nouvelle Humanité , Paris; La Vie Naturelle , Paris). With several numbers of the handwritten Le Paria (Paris) 1893-1895 and other manuscripts of the 1890s and a copy of a letter by Nettlau 1897. 1895, 1897-1898, 1900, 1902, 1904, 1909-1911. 1 folder.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage; letter from 1902 with corrections for the Bibliographie de l’anarchie .

1277: Zoccoli, Ettore . 1926.

1278: Zosîn (Zoshin), Panait ( Şcoala Liberă , Bucharest). 1893, 1896-1897.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

1279: Züricher, W. 1908.

1280: Züricher Post . 1909.

1281: Žukovskij (Joukovsky), Adelaïde . 1895.

1282: Žukovskij (Joukovsky), Nikolaj . N.d.

1283: Illegible senders. 1893, 1896, 1898, 1900-1901, 1904-1905, 1908, 1911, 1913, 1929, 1934, 1937 and n.d. 1 folder.

1284: Illegible addressees. c. 1898, 1921.
NB. Copies in shorthand.

1285-1292

Notes and notebooks primarily relating to letters sent and received by Nettlau. 1892-1936. 8 covers.

1285: 1892-1893.

1286: 1922, April 29-1923 January 24. With notes on publications and documents received.

1287: 1924, October 10-December 12.

1288: 1926. With notes on finances, list of periodicals he subscribed to, books he read.

1289: 1927 January 1-December 31.

1290: 1927 (January 1-3), 1928-1929.
NB. Also during his first journey to Spain beginning 1928, April 24.

1291: 1930 July, Sept 1-1933, April 25, with intervals. With a list of periodicals and printed matter received.
NB. Also during a journey to Zurich 1933, April 14-25.

1292: 1931-1936.
NB. May be an inventory made before packing them away.

1293: Address booklets. 1895-1898, 1921-1923. 1 cover.
NB. With a copy of a letter in French stuck to the 1895-1898 booklet.

1294: Separate notes of addresses. c.1887-1898, 1904-1908, 1914, 1921-1927, 1931, 1936, 1938-1939 and n.d. 1 folder.

1295: Visiting cards (A-Z). 1897 and n.d. 1 folder.

PERSONAL

Identity papers and official documents

1296: Certificate of baptism of Nettlau (on 26 Mai 1865). Copy. 1874. 1 piece.

1297: Certificate of confirmation issued by the Evangelisches Pfarramt A.C. in Vienna. 1880. 1 piece.

1298: Passport issued by the Kreis Pr[eussisch] Holland, valid until 1885, October 1. 1884. 1 piece.

1299: Documents relating to his conscription duties issued in Vienna, Berlin, Leipzig and Greifswald. 1884-1886. 1 cover..

1300: Letters relating to the application for an identification card (Heimatschein) to be issued by the Kreis Pr[eussisch] Holland. 1885, 1892. 1 cover.

1301: Passport. 1893. 1 cover, large size, A3.

1302: ‘Wähleranlageblatt’, registration form for voters, not filled out. 1927. 1 piece.

Education

Primary school

1303: ‘Programm der fünfclassigen Hauptschule für Mädchen in Dornbach’. [c. 1871]. 1 cover, large size A2.
NB. At first he visited this school in 1871-1872.

1304: Certificate of attendance (Frequentazions-Zeugnis) and a report of the Volkschule in Dornbach for 1872-1873. 1873. 1 cover, large size A3.

1305: Certificate of attendance of the Evangelische Volks- und Bürgerschule in Vienna for 1873/1874. 1874. 1 piece.

1306-1307

Exercise books from primary school and of writing instruction at home in 1870-1871. With some instruction books for writing, calligraphy and drawing. 1870-1874 and n.d. 2 folders.
NB. His mother taught him writing in 1870/1871.

1306: 1870-1873 and n.d.

1307: 1874 and n.d.

1308: ‘Das Buch der Welt 1859', a reading method including the abc and short texts, and Die Piraten [1875] by Wilhelm Herschenbach. 1859, 1875. 1 cover.

Grammar school and orientation on university study

1309: Diary (‘Studentenkalender’) and a notebook 1878 and a diary in shorthand 1879. 1878-1879. 1 cover.

1310: Receipts for tuition fees. 1875-1876, 1881. 1 cover..

1311: School reports of grammar school (‘Gymnasium’) 1874/1875-1881/1882 and school leaving certificate. 1875-1882. 1 cover, large size A3.

1312-1320

Exercise books from grammar school. 1874/1875-1880/1881 and n.d. 9 folders.

1312: 1874/1875 and n.d.

1313: 1875/1876. German and Latin.

1314: 1875/1876 and n.d. Mathematics and other subjects.

1315: 1876/1877. Languages.

1316: 1876/1877. Mathematics and other subjects.

1317: 1877/1878 and n.d.

1318: 1878/1879. With shorthand notes.

1319: 1879/1880.

1320: 1880/1881 and n.d.

1321: Program of musical performances by pupils, including a sonatine by Nettlau. 1877. 1 piece.

1322: Notes (or essays) relating to Aristophanes’ ‘Birds’ and excerpts of Plato’s ‘Apologia de Socrates’, ‘Antigone’ and ‘Protagoras’. N.d. 1 cover.

1323: Notes relating to his essay on ‘Licht- und Schattenseiten der Armut’ and on some other subjects. 1881-1882 and n.d. 1 cover.

1324: Notes relating to the history of English literature. In shorthand not by Nettlau. c. 1880. 1 cover.

1325: Lists of plays, opera’s, concerts and some other performances [which Nettlau visited?]. 1874-1880. 1 cover.

1326: Notebook listing titles of literary works, n.d. and a catalogue of Nettlau’s books started in 1879 including a list of books from a lending library he read in summer 1880. 1879-1880 and n.d. 1 cover.
NB. See also inv. no. 3582.

1327: List of books Nettlau read (and/or owned) including literary works and other titles. [c. 1881]. 1 cover.

1328: Letter (incomplete) [by an antiquarian?] relating to titles of books on literature. N.d. 1 piece.
NB. Probably from grammar school period.

1329: ‘Florilegium’, series of excerpts of books he read, p. 1-479. 1881-1882. 1 folder.

1330: Notes relating to psychology. 1882. 1 cover.

1331: List of lectures of the University of Berlin. 1882. 1 cover.

1332: Notes listing names of, and some data on erstwhile pupils from grammar school. c. 1930, 1937. 1 cover.

Comparative studies of Indo-European languages

1333: Diaries (‘Studentenkalender’). 1882-1883, 1885. 1 folder.

1334: Statement of Hermann Nettlau giving his son Max permission to study at the University of Berlin, authenticated by the Kaiserlich Deutsches Consulat in Vienna. 1882. 1 piece.

1335: Statement of the Ministerium der geistlichen Unterrichts- und Medicinal-Angelegenheiten recognizing Nettlau’s Viennese grammar school exam. 1882. 1 piece.

1336: Certificates of admission to the University of Berlin. 1882, 1884. 1 cover, large size A2.

1337: Registration forms (“Anmeldungsbuch’) for lectures attended by Nettlau at the University of Berlin. 1882-1884. 1 cover.

1338: Membership card of the Academische Lesehalle in Berlin. 1884. 1 piece.

1339: Certificate of attendance (‘Abgangzeugnis’) of lectures at the University of Berlin in winter 1884-1885. 1885. 1 piece.

1340: Certificate of admission to the University of Leipzig. 1885. 1 cover, large size A2.

1341: Registration booklet for lectures attended by Nettlau at the University of Leipzig in summer 1885. 1885. 1 cover.

1342: Certificate of attendance of lectures at the University of Leipzig from April-August 1885. 1885. 1 piece.

1343: List of papers and periodicals kept by the Akademische Lesehalle in Leipzig. N.d. 1 piece.

1344: Certificate of admission to the University of Greifswald. 1886. 1 cover, large size A2.

1345: Certificate of attendance of lectures at the University of Greifswald, summer 1886. 1886. 1 cover, large size A3.

1346-1354

Notes relating to lectures. 1882/1883-1883/1884 and n.d. 5 folders and 4 covers.

1346: Gothic grammar by Professor Johannes Schmidt, p. 1-468. 1883. (folder)

1347: Greek, p. 49-568. 1882-1883. (folder)

1348-1349: Sanskrit. 1883-1884. (2 folders)
1348. Section 1-24.
1349. Section 25-43.
NB. Probably Comparative Sanskrit grammar by Professor Johannes Schmidt.

1350: Unknown, section 1-[6], 14-27. 1883. (folder)
NB. Possibly ‘Griechische Stammbildungslehre’ by Professor Johannes Schmidt.

1351: Zend (or Altbakrish) comments on the Avesta texts. With notes. N.d.

1352: Professor Albrecht Weber probably on Kalidasa’s Meghaduta. 1883.

1353: Chinese by Professor W. Schott. 1883.

1354: Arabic and Semitic languages (?). Incomplete series, possibly with some other notes. 1883-1884.

1355-1363

Notes relating to lectures and excerpts. Often incomplete. c. 1880-1884 and n.d. 9 covers.

1355: Greek grammar, p. 1-96. N.d.

1356: ‘Die Buchstabensymbolik der jüngeren Epoche’ in Greece and other cultures. Not in sequence. N.d.

1357: Indo-Germanic, p. 1-8, 17-136 and 2 pages without number. N.d.

1358: Various Indian alphabeths, including Tamil, Telugu and Pali. N.d.

1359: Latin. 1884.

1360: Singhalese. N.d.

1361: Fairy tales and folklore. N.d.

1362: Logic and ‘Erkenntnistheorie’. With related (?) subjects. 1884.

1363: Phonology and speech physiology (?). [c. 1883] and n.d.

1364-1372

Unsorted notes relating to lectures and excerpts. 1883-1886 and n.d. 9 covers.

1364: Unsorted, including Zend, Sanskrit, Pali, Samaveda and Veda. 1883 and n.d.

1365: Unsorted, including Indian philosophy, ‘Sarva darzana sangraha’, Indian epic, Armenian and Tibetan. 1883 and n.d.

1366: Unsorted, including Greek. 1882, 1884 and n.d.

1367: Unsorted, including some Gothic (?) and philosophy of science. 1883-1884, 1886 and n.d.

1368: Unsorted, including Welsh and Irish. 1885 and n.d.

1369: Unsorted, including Celtic. 1883, 1885 and n.d.

1370: Unsorted, including Celtic. N.d.

1371: Unsorted. 1883-1884 and n.d.

1372: Unsorted. N.d.

1373-1374

Library request forms for publications of the Königliche Bibliothek and the University Library of Berlin relating to Indo-European languages, including Celtic. 1882-1884 and n.d. 2 folders.

1373: 1882-1883 and n.d.

1374: 1884-1885, 1887 and n.d.

1375: Library request forms of the University Library of Vienna, relating to Indo-European languages, including Celtic. 1883-1884. 1 cover.

1376: Library request forms for publications relating to Celtic of a library in Great Britain or Ireland. 1885. 1 cover.

1377: Library request forms for publications of the University Library of Leipzig relating to Indo-European languages, including Celtic. 1885, 1887 and n.d. 1 cover.

1378: Map relating to the spread of the Roman languages in Europe. N.d. 1 cover, large size A2.

Celtic studies

NB. See also inv. nos. 1368-1370, 1373-1377.

1379-1399

Correspondence relating to his Celtic studies. 1885-1894 and n.d. 20 covers and 1 folder.

1379: d’Arbois de Jubainville, H. 1889-1892.

1380: Davies, W. [C.?] 1888.

1381: Dottin, G. 1887, 1889-1890.

1382: Evans, E. Vincent. With a clipping. 1887, 1892.

1383: Evans, E.W. [publisher]. 1888.

1384: Güterbock, Bruno. 1887.

1385: Hyde, Douglas (?). 1889.

1386: Irish Language Congress Committee, Dublin. 1894.

1387: Johnson, H. 1892.

1388: Kaiserliche Akademie der Wissenschaften (Vienna). 1887.

1389: K.K. niederoesterreichische Statthalterei (Vienna). 1887.

1390: MacBain, Alex. 1892.

1391: MacSweeney, J.J. 1888.

1392: Mooney, L.H (?). 1889.

1393: Owen, Isambard (The Honourable Society of Cymmrodorian in London). 1887-1889 and n.d. (folder)

1394: Revue Celtique (Paris). 1894.

1395: Rhys, John. 1887.

1396: Schuchardt, Hugo. 1887-1888.

1397: Stokes, Whitley. 1885, 1887, 1890.

1398: Thurmeysen, R. 1887-1888.

1399: Windisch, E. 1885-1888.

1400-1412

Notebooks relating to his Celtic studies. 1884 and n.d. 13 volumes.
NB. No or scant subject indications.

1400: Includes phonology, ‘Der Irische Artikel’ (E. Windisch), Celtic pronunciation, verbs, etc. 1884.

1401: Includes Irish metric, Icelandic, (work by) Bruno Güterbock, Celtic. 1884.

1402: Includes Irish, Welsh, Gaul, Cymric noun procunciation and inscriptions. N.d.
NB. ‘n. pr. u. n. l.’ [noun pronunciation and noun lexicology (?)].

1403: Includes the Cornish language. N.d.

1404: Includes Breton and Cornish grammar. N.d.

1405: Includes (probably) Welsh, a work by John Rhys and Cornish. N.d.

1406: Includes Cornish and Welsh. N.d.

1407: Includes Celtic, Welsh, Irish and data on Breton population. N.d.
NB. ‘Lex. brit.’.

1408: Includes Gaulish, Breton history, Welsh and some Irish. N.d.
NB. ‘Lata-goll. o 27'.

1409: Includes Irish. N.d.
NB. ‘c. soy-syw Irel.’.

1410: Includes Celtic. N.d.
NB. ‘Lex. celt.-bibliogr.’.

1411: Includes Welsh pronunciation and phonology, and Cymric grammar. N.d.

1412: Includes Cymric grammar. N.d.

1413-1414

Library request forms for publications of the British Museum, London relating to his Celtic studies. 1885-1893. 2 folders.

1413: 1885-1888, May 22.

1414: 1888, May 23-1890, 1892-1893.

1415: Library request form for a publication of the National Library of Ireland relating to his Irish studies. 1880s. 1 piece.

Dissertation and related Welsh articles

1416: Notes for his dissertation, including excerpts of works on grammar and Welsh sources. Unsorted. N.d. 1 folder.

1417: Notes on Welsh grammar (twelve sections) and excerpts of a Welsh text, p. 161-216. N.d. 1 folder.

1418: Series of notes relating to vowels, consonants and pronouns [in Welsh]. Unsorted. N.d. 1 folder.

1419: Notes for his dissertation, p. 1-324. [c. 1885-1886]. 1 folder.

1420: Separate notes for his dissertation. Unsorted. N.d. 1 folder.

1421: Postal registration slip of the dispatch of his dissertation. 1886. 1 cover.

1422: Estimate of Pöschel & Trepte in Leipzig, printers, for the publishing of his dissertation. 1887. 1 piece.

1423: Invitation for the Philosophical Doctor exam [at the University of Leipzig]. 1887. 1 piece.

1424: Annotated copy of his dissertation Max Nettlau, Beiträge zur cymrischen grammatik I (einleitung und vocalismus) (Leipzig 1887), presented to the Philosophical Faculty of the University of Leipzig. 1887. 1 cover.
NB. Only a part of his research was published in his dissertation; three further articles appeared in Y Cymmrodor (London) and in the Revue Celtique (Paris).

1425: Review in the Deutsche Litteraturzeitung (Berlin) no.14, of Nettlau’s dissertation Beiträge zur cymrischen grammatik I (einleitung und vocalismus) (Leipzig 1887). 1888. 1 cover.

1426: Separate print of the first instalment of Nettlau’s article ‘Notes on Welsh consonants’ of May 28, 1887 [published in Revue Celtique (Paris), February 1888] p. 64-76. With annotations. 1 cover.

Articles on Welsh and Irish texts

1427: List of articles published by Nettlau on the Welsh language and Welsh and Irish texts, between May 1887 and March 1890. N.d. 1 piece.

1428-1432

Copies and excerpts made in London from November 1887 and in Dublin spring 1888, of (primarily) Irish texts, p. 1-1756. With omissions. 1887-1888. 5 folders.

1428: Pages 1-258, 261-300.

1429: Pages 301-500, 523-570, 575-634.

1430: Pages 675-712, 769-833, 839-840, 845-902, 921-930, 1029-1118.

1431: Pages 1121-1140, 1145-1154, 1159-1208, 1319, 1325-1339, 1373-1451, 1467-[1576].

1432: Pages 1577-[1738], 1747-1756.

1433-1438

Notes relating to the writing of his articles on Welsh and Irish texts. With some edited numbered pages (missing from the p. 1-1756 series in inv. nos. 1428-1432) and some copies of texts without page numbers. Unsorted. 1887-1892 and n.d. 5 folders and 1 cover, large size A3.

1433: Unsorted, including early notes (1887) and references to Welsh sources.

1434: Unsorted, including many references to ‘TBC’ [Taín Bó Cuailnge] from Eg[erton] and L.L. texts.

1435: Unsorted, including references to the L.L. and L.U. texts and ‘Br. D. D.’ [Bruidne Da Derga].

1436: Unsorted, including many Eg[erton] references. With a request form.

1437: Unsorted, including annotated excerpts in Welsh and Irish.

1438: Copies of Irish texts, not in sequence. 1 cover, large size A3.

1439: Library request forms for Welsh and Irish manuscripts of the British Museum, London. With notes. 1885-1888 and n.d. 1 folder.

1440: Manuscript of his article ‘Irish texts in Dublin and London manuscripts (Additions to the published lists of texts)’ published in the Revue Celtique (Paris) 1889, April 30. 1889. 1 cover.

1441: Pages of his printed articles ‘Togail Bruidne da Derga’ (p. 444) and of ‘Taín bó cuailnge’(p. 265-266), published in the Revue Celtique . 1893. 2 pieces.
NB. Separate prints of these articles (incomplete) are present in the library of the IISH; p. 265-266 is double.

1442: Documents relating to his experiments with the autocopist (a duplicating machine) using Celtic texts. N.d. 1 cover.
NB. (Extremely) poor quality.

Journeys

1454: Notes relating to train schedules and itineraries, timetables and tickets. 1885-1886, 1889, 1891-1894, 1896-1898, 1900-1908 and n.d. 1 folder..
NB. See also inv. no 1-19, 1532-1533, 3584.

1455: Money orders for payments into an account at the Savings Bank Department of the General Post Office in London. 1887-1888. 1 cover..

1456: Counterfoils of posting of registered postal items. With some blank forms. 1888-1907, 1909, 1911-1912, 1921, 1934-1938 and n.d. 1 folder..

1457: Guides to London. 1889, 1892. 1 cover.

1458: Hotel bills, reservations and payment for rooms. 1889, 1892-1893, [1895], 1898, 1901-1902, 1906-1910, 1913-1914 and n.d. 1 folder.

1459: Menu’s of restaurants in Geneva, Great Yarmouth, London, Paris and Rome. With some receipts. 1888-1889, 1907, 1910 and n.d. 1 cover, large size A3..

1460: Money orders sent while travelling. c. 1890-1913, 1931, 1933, 1937 and n.d. 1 cover.

1461: List of, and a statement relating to books lend to him by Jacques Gross probably during a journey through Switzerland and by someone else. 1892. 1 cover.

1462: Documents and notes relating to finances and expenses. 1888, [1892]-1897, 1905, 1908 and n.d. 1 cover.
NB. See also inv. no. 3585.

1463: Notes primarily in shorthand relating to a journey to Wallis, Switzerland, incomplete (?) [1893?] and maps relating to a journey to Italy [1894?]. [1893-1894?]. 1 cover.

1464: Advertisement for a pince-nez, a duplicator and bust development (Paris), for shoes (Berlin) and of an insurance company and household goods (London). With a note on grocery shops in Paris. 1893, 1898, 1900, 1909 and n.d. 1 cover.

1465: Documents relating to his lodgings in Harlesden, London. With letters and a notebook of payments by Harriett Coucher. 1894-1898. 1 cover.

1466: Correspondence and documents relating to shipments sent to Nettlau in London. 1894-1896, 1898. 1 cover.

1467: Washing list of Scott’s Hotel in Guernsey. [1895]. 1 piece.

1468: Plan of the Exposition nationale suisse in Geneva. 1896. 1 piece.

1469: Brochure of a ‘Tour to Spain’, from London. 1897. 1 piece.

1470: Program of a play in London and tickets of admission for a bathhouse and theatre in Munich. 1900 and n.d. 1 cover.

1471: Copy and draft of a letter by Nettlau to a railroad company in England lodging a complaint about the inspection of the tickets. 1900-1901. 2 pieces.

1472-1473

Documents relating to his refusal to undergo a medical examination in New Haven, Great Britain, required of immigrants travelling third class, including letters by secretaries of J. Keir Hardie and by Petr Kropotkin who supported his protests against the Aliens Act, 1905 (Olden Act). With clippings. 1906. 1 cover and 1 cover, large size A2.

1472: Documents.

1473: Clippings. (large size)

1474: Letter by J. Sellingham (?) offering room and board in London. 1907. 1 piece.
NB. Not addressed to Nettlau.

1475: Programs of the Folies Bergère, Moulin-Rouge and similar establishments in Paris. 1909, 1912 and n.d. 1 cover, large size A2.

1476: Map of East London and of the Underground. N.d. 1 cover, large size..
NB. Before 1914.

1477: Form for postal registration and a twenty crown banknote of Czechoslovakia. N.d. 1 cover.
NB. Before 1914 and after 1918.

1478: Notes on a journey to Germany, primarily his itinerary. With a money exchange receipt. 1925. 1 cover.

1479: Notes on train schedules for a journey to Switzerland and Germany. 1926 and n.d. 1 cover.

1480: Documents and notes on journeys to Spain, including train schedules, itinerary and notes on activities and expenses and laissez passer’s. 1926-1936 and n.d. 1 folder.
NB. See also inv. no. 3586.

1481: Notes relating to expenses and train and other tickets relating to his journeys to Switzerland. With money exchange receipts, a clipping and sticker with an image of Ascona, Lago Maggiore. 1937-1938 and n.d. 1 cover.
NB. See also inv. no. 3587.

1482: Piece of a napkin (?) with an image of Gasthof zur ‘Stadt Rosenheim’, Munich. N.d. 1 piece.

Daily life

1483: Documents and a note relating to housing in Berlin, Vienna and Amsterdam. With notes relating to his move to Amsterdam and itinerary of his trips to Amsterdam and Ascona in 1938. 1882, 1912-1914, 1938 and n.d. 1 cover.

1484: Plans of Nettlau’s room in Vienna. 1895 and n.d. 2 pieces.

1485: Documents relating to household and household expenses in Vienna and Amsterdam. With notes and a Dutch train ticket. 1893-1894, 1898-1899, 1901, 1907, 1910, 1926, 1929, 1932, 1935, 1937-1940, 1944 and n.d. 1 cover.

1486: Counterfoils of posting registered postal items in Vienna. 1892-1896, 1903, 1910-1912, 1921-1922, 1925-1926, 1930, 1937. 1 cover..

1487: Wall calendar. 1894, 1924. 1 cover.

1488: Theatre tickets. 1896-1897, 1900-1901, 1903. 1 cover.

1489: Embroidered monogram of Max Nettlau. N.d. 1 piece.
NB. Possibly between 1900-1907.

1490: Menu’s and a receipt of restaurants in Vienna and a ‘Verzeichnis der aufliegenden Zeitungen und Zeitschriften’ at Café Reutter in Vienna. 1901, 1903-1904, 1908 and n.d. 1 cover, large size A3.

1491: Documents and notes in shorthand relating to charges brought against Nettlau for insulting a tramway conductor in Vienna. 1913. 1 cover.

1492: Ration coupons from World War I. 1915-1921. 1 folder.

1493: Notes, mainly of addresses and opening hours of musea in Vienna. 1919, 1921-1922. 1 cover.

1494: Notes and a list of contents relating to food parcels sent by friends and some other gifts. 1919-1931. 1 cover.

1495: Membership card of the Leihbibliothek Ehrenberg & Cie. in Vienna. 1922. 1 piece.

1496: Notes relating to the fatal illness of his landlady Caroline Herein, mother of Anny Herein, p. 1-100.With the text of a funeral speech by Nettlau (not delivered). 1924-1925. 1 cover.

1497: Notes relating to an earthquake in Vienna on 8-9 October 1927. 1927. 1 piece.

1498: Circulars relating to elections and contributions to the Evangelische Gemeinde in Vienna. 1928, 1930, 1932, 1937-1938. 1 cover.

1499: Card of the restaurant ‘Die Port van Cleve Amsterdam’. N.d. 1 piece.

1500: Visiting cards of Nettlau. N.d. 1 cover.

Personal interests

Neuwaldegg and Vienna

1501.: Notes from old publications relating to the history of the park and the surroundings of Neuwaldegg made between c. 1880 and 1937. With clippings. 1880-1937 and n.d. 1 folder.

1502: Periodical with an article and a brochure relating to Neuwaldegg. 1877, 1932. 1 cover.

1503: Document, maps and postcards relating to Neuwaldegg. With a clipping. [1835], 1879, 1890, 1914, 1924, 1935-1936, 1942 and n.d. 1 cover, large size A2.

1504: Notes partly in shorthand relating to daytrips and walks from Neuwaldegg and Vienna. 1879 and n.d. 1 cover.

Flora

1505-1506

Herbarium of wild flowers and trees. N.d. 2 boxes.
NB. Possibly from his student period; not microfilmed. See also inv. no. 3588.

1505: A-C.

1506: D-Z.

1507: Nursery catalogue. [1894]. 1 piece.

1508: Notes in shorthand relating to plants at the Temple Flower Show. 1898. 1 cover.

Siskins

1509: Request forms of the British Museum of books on ornithology, in particular chrysomitris (carduelis, siskins). 1910-1913 and n.d. 1 folder.

1510: Bibliographical notes on siskins. [c. 1910]-1913. 1 folder.

1511-1513

Notes (academic) relating to the life of siskins. 1911-1913 and n.d. 3 folders.
NB. Made out of the diary series of letters to Therese Bognar by Nettlau (inv. nos. 44-74).

1511: Page numbers 5263-5282, 6393-6412, 6433-6450, 6457-6472, 6477-6496, 6501-6508, 6513-6528, 6537-6560, 6573-6592, 6613-6616, 6629-6644, 6649-6666, 7771-7858.

1512: Page numbers 7903-7962, 7987-8046, 8063-8106, 9123-9302.

1513: Page numbers 9303-9418, 9423-9506, 9509-9544, 9561-9612.

1514: Manuscript ‘Zeisige’ (siskins) about his research into the optimal conditions of keeping these birds in a room (1915). With a list of the birds he kept from 1872-1886, 1901-1919 (-1924), some separate notes and clippings. (1903-) 1915 (-1936). 1 folder.

1515: Copy of British Birds. An illustrated magazine devoted to the birds on the British List , Vol. III, no. 3. 1909. 1 volume.

Postcard collection

1516: Notes relating to his postcard collection. With an envelope and a clipping of the address of sellers of postcards. 1898 and n.d. 1 piece.

1517: Postcards. c. 1892, 1897, 1903, 1905, 1918, 1935 and n.d. 1 cover.
NB. See also inv. nos. 3589, 3889-3902.

1518: Notes and correspondence relating to the contents and arrangement of his postcard collection at the IISH. 1938 and n.d. 1 cover.
NB. Only a small part of the collection is still present.

Other subjects

1519: Catalogue de la Bibliothèque Secrète du Joyeux Viveur. Ouvrages Erotiques Français consacrés aux Femmes et à l’Amour . With a note. 1893. 1 cover.

1520: Notebook relating to his taste in and views on literature and art. 1894. 1 volume.

1521: Notes relating to plays he read by Henrik Ibsen and relating to his views on the character of northern German (Prussian) society. 1897, December 12-14. 1897. 1 cover.

1522: Notes relating to books he read as a child. 1898. 1 cover.

1523: Notes partly in shorthand relating to language, a citation from Goethe’s Faust II and poems of Heinrich Heine and Reinhard Volker. 1904-1905 and n.d. 1 cover.

1524: Library request forms for publications of the National-Bibliothek, Vienna, relating to the geography of Austria. 1920-1921 and n.d. 1 cover.

1525: Notes partly in shorthand relating to the technical side of the love act from a publication by Th.H. van de Velde on marriage. 1926. 1 cover.

1526: Notes on literature by Nettlau. Typed. 1938. 1 cover.

1527: Copy (draft) of a letter by Nettlau to an unknown person relating to the chess problems in a newspaper. N.d. 1 piece.

1528: Fragments of French and Spanish sheet music. With a note. N.d. 1 cover.

Finance

NB. See also inv. nos. 1562-1564, 1566.

1529: Documents and notes relating to his accounts and capital. 1892-1893, 1895, 1898, 1902, 1906, 1921, 1923, 1925-1926, 1938-1940 and n.d. 1 cover, large size A3.
NB. See also inv. no. 3585.

1530: Money orders sent from Vienna. 1895, 1904, 1906-1907, 1910. 1 cover.

1531: Documents relating to taxes. 1896, 1899-1900, 1915-1916, 1935. 1 cover.

1532-1533

Notebook and separate notes relating to (daily) expenses. With itinerary of his journey to Italy in 1899(?) and some addresses. 1898-1908. 1 volume and 1 cover.

1532: 1898, October 1-1904, November 30. (volume)

1533.: 1904, December 1-1908, March.

1534: Letters and notes relating to a life insurance policy with the Compagnie d’Assurances Générales in Paris. 1902, 1905. 1 cover.

1535: Deposit books in the name of Max Nettlau, Agnes Nettlau-Kast and Olga Völk. 1909-1914, 1918-1919. 1 cover.

1536: Draft of a letter by Nettlau declining to buy the house Coeurderoy was born in. 1911. 1 piece.

1537: Documents and notes relating to money received (or due to receive) including a survey. 1911, 1913-1914, 1919-1936, 1938 and n.d. 1 cover..
NB. See also inv. no. 3585.

1538: Correspondence with the Deutsche Bank in Berlin relating to payments from the United States and in and from Germany. 1920-1923. 1 cover.

1539: Note and clippings of articles relating to Nettlau’s extremely stressed financial circumstances and appeal for support from L’Editorial Argonauta (Argentina), La Antorcha (Buenos Aires) and Le Libertaire (Paris). 1924. 1 cover, large size A2.

1540: Insurance policy of N.V. De Centrale (The Hague) guaranteeing Nettlau an annuity for the duration of his life dated 1935, December 27. With letters concerning payments. 1935-1937, 1939, 1941. 1 folder.

Health

1541: Note relating to his weight between 1894 and 1897 and in 1938. [1897], 1938. 2 pieces.

1542: Documents relating to health and medical treatment. With documentation. 1893, 1907, 1912, 1914, 1928, 1934, 1937-[1938], 1944 and n.d. 1 cover.

Family and genealogy

1543-1558

Letters received from family members. 1872-1939 and n.d. 16 covers.

1543-1544: Kast, Carl (cousin) and family. 1905-1937.
1543. Kast, Carl. 1905.
1544. Kast, Marie and children. 1926-1927, 1929-1930, 1932, 1934, 1937.

1545-1547: Kast, Max (uncle) and family. 1872-1939.
1545. Kast Max. 1872, 1887, 1891, 1895.
1546. Kast, Agnes. With clippings and pamphlet A plan for Youth by Manly P. Hall (Los Angeles 1939) of the Philosophical Research Society. 1914, 1927-1931, 1934, 1936-1937, 1939.
1547. Kast, Caroline A. 1895.

1548-1549: Kolbe-Roloff, Mari (cousin) and family. 1909-1933.
1548. Kolbe-Roloff, Mari. With a postscript by Ida Pautsch-Kolbe 1924 and a letter by Karl-Heinz Roloff 1933. 1924-1925, 1927, 1933.
1549. Kolbe, Erna. c. 1909, 1916.

1550: Müller, Eduard and Herta Müller-Kolbe. 1923.

1551.: Nettlau-Kast, Agnes (mother). 1892.

1552: Nettlau, Hermann (father). 1887, 1889-1890.

1553: Nettlau, Richard. 1929-1931.
NB. No relation.

1554: Pautsch, Emil and Ida Pautsch-Kolbe. 1924-1925, 1927-1928, 1930-1932.

1555-1557: Roloff, Karl (cousin) and family. 1902-1939 and n.d.
NB. Partly letters with postscripts and/or letters by other family members.
1555. Roloff, Karl. With a letter (draft?) by Nettlau 1933. 1902, 1906, 1909-1911, 1913, 1921, 1924-1933, 1936, 1938-1939. (folder)
1556. Roloff-Panitzsch, Elisabeth. 1926-1930, 1932 and n.d.
1557. Roloff, Karl Heinz. 1926-1934, 1936-1938 and n.d.

1558: Roloff, Maria (aunt). 1886.

1559: Notes, partly in shorthand, relating to a lecture and including the text of a circular his mother translated for his father. 1878. 1 cover.

1560: Notes based on letters to his father, which he destroyed, covering the period 1882-1890, 1892. 1900. 1 volume.

1561: Notes and letters relating to the genealogy of his family and notes on his ‘Ostpreuss[ische] Reise’ in March 1893, during which he collected data on his family tree, including shorthand notes on letters by Hermann Nettlau. 1893-1894, 1896, 1898, 1900-1902, 1908, 1922-1925, 1930-1931, 1935-1937 and n.d. 1 folder.

1562: Copy of, and statement of revision of the legacy of Hermann Nettlau. 1893. 1 piece.

1563: Copies of tax declarations on the Nettlau estate by Carl Kast. 1893-1895. 1 cover.

1564: Survey of Nettlau’s brother Ernst’s capital, income and expenses over 1892-1894. With a nursing bill. [1895]. 1 piece.

1565: Note relating to the death of Ernst Nettlau. [1895]. 1 piece.

1566: Statement relating to the legacy of Ernst Nettlau. 1895. 1 piece.

1567: Correspondence by Nettlau and documents relating to the death of his mother, Agnes Nettlau-Kast. 1898. 1 cover.

1568: Receipt of payment for the the maintenance of Hermann Nettlau’s grave in Vienna. 1903. 1 piece.

Therese Bognar, his fiancée

1569-1573

Letters received from Therese Bognar. 1901-1907. 5 folders.

1569: 1901-1903.

1570: 1904.

1571: 1905.

1572: 1906.

1573: 1907. With separate envelopes.

1574: Documents relating to presents he gave Therese Bognar. With samples of silk and a later note. 1900-1901, 1905, (1937). 1 cover.

1575: Documents and notes by Nettlau relating to Therese Bognar’s illness. 1907. 1 cover.

1576: Telegram from Josef Cserny announcing Therese Bognar’s death May 26. [1907]. 1 piece.

1577: Death announcement of Theresia Rosalia Bognar. 1907. 1 piece.

1578: Letter by Nettlau to a friend, written directly after Therese’s death. 1907. 1 piece.

1579-1589

Letters of condolence received from friends and family. With a note. 1907. 11 covers.

1579: Bakunin, Marussia. With a note.

1580: Cornelissen, Christiaan.

1581: Dave, Victor.

1582: Davies, A.

1583: Gross, Jacques.

1584: Guillaume, James.

1585: Kast.
NB. Uncle and auntie, Potsdam.

1586: Roloff, D. (aunt) and Karl (cousin).

1587: Roloff, Maria (aunt).

1588: Vésinier, Pierre.

1589: Zibelin, Albert.

1590: Plan of the graveyard and price list. With notes. [1907]. 1 cover, large size A2.

1591-1593

Biography of Therese Bognar (1871-1907) by Nettlau. In shorthand. 1907-1908. 3 covers.

1591: 1871-1900.

1592: 1903-1906.

1593: 1906-1907.

1594: Bill for portraits in bronze. 1908. 1 piece.
NB. Probably for Therese Bognar’s grave.

1595: Notes and catalogues relating to flowers and plants selected for Therese Bognar’s grave. With some dried flowers. 1907-1916 and n.d. 1 folder.

1596-1599

Letters received from Josef Cserny relating to maintenance of the grave. With letters by Ferenz Bognár, Therese’s father, passed on by Cserny. 1907-1918 and n.d. 4 folders.

1596: 1907-1909.
NB. With a postcard by Nettlau to Cserny.

1597: 1910-1911.

1598: 1912-1913.

1599: 1914-1916, 1918 and n.d.

1600: Bills for maintenance of the grave. 1912-1917. 1 cover..

1601: Slips of (regular) postal payments by Nettlau to Ferenz Bognár. With a note. 1912-1916. 1 cover.

1602: Documents relating to the settlement by Nettlau of Josef Cserny’s finances after his death in 1919. With some later notes. 1919, 1921. 1 cover.
NB. See also inv. no. 3909.

1603: Notes relating to the parentage of Josef Cserny. 1922 and n.d. 2 pieces.
NB. See also inv. no. 3910.

Testaments

NB. See also inv. nos. 2546-2549.

1604: Testament in which he leaves his collections to the British Museum. 1887. 1 piece.

1605: Short declarations relating to various boxes of his collection which he leaves to the British Museum. 1898. 1 cover.
NB. See also inv. no. 3590.

1606: Draft of a new testament after the death of Therese Bognar. 1907. 1 cover.

1607: Correspondence with the Königliche Bibliothek in Berlin relating to his intention of leaving his estate to it. 1911-1912. 1 cover.

1608: Notes, partly in shorthand relating to the terms of his testament. 1911. 1 cover.

1609: Letters received from Bernard Kampffmeyer, executor of his will. With letters by Erich Fabian, lawyer and concept of the testament of 1912, May 7. 1912. 1 cover.

1610: Letter by Gustav Landauer accepting the role of executor. 1912. 1 piece.

1611: Draft of his testament, p. 1-32, in which he leaves his collections to the Königliche Bibliothek in Berlin. 1912, May 13. 1 cover.

1612: Draft of his testament in which he leaves his collections to the Königliche Bibliothek, p. 1-33. 1912, May 20. 1 cover.

1613: Codicil to his testament of 1912, May 22, with a draft and a later additional codicil of 1928, October 23, cancelled. With letters confirming registration of the 1912 testament in Berlin and note declaring it invalid. 1912, 1933, 1936. 1 cover.

1614: Testament of 1934, May 24, in German, with a French version. With notes declaring it invalid 1936-1938 and a note of a verbal testament of 1936, October 30. 1934, 1936-1938. 1 cover.

Celebrations and death

1615-1623

Letters of congratulation for his 60th birthday. With some copies of periodicals with articles on the occasion. 1925. 8 covers and 1 cover, large size A2.

1615: Berkman, Alexander.

1616: Freie Arbeiter-Union Deutschlands (FAUD) (Max Winkler, Fritz Kater a.o.).

1617: Freiheits-Stimme, Gruppe (Buenos Aires).

1618: Goldsmith, Marie.

1619: Kelly, Harry.

1620: Mračnyj, Mark.

1621: Oeuvre Internationale des Éditions Anarchistes (Hugo Irene, Sébastien Faure a.o.).

1622: Rocker, Rudolf.

1623: Copies of periodicals. (cover, large size A2)

1624: Congratulation telegram of Fritz Brupbacher for his 70th birthday and copy of Le Reveil (Geneva) with an article on the occasion. 1935. 1 cover, large size A2.

1625: Documents concerning the death of Max Nettlau. 1944-1945. 1 cover.

PUBLIC LIFE

Membership and participation

NB. See also inv. nos. 3078-3135, 3592-3593.

1626: Notes relating to election returns made during a meeting of social democrats in Leipzig on 1887, February 2. 1887. 1 cover.

1627: Notes in shorthand possibly relating to the Freedom Group, the Socialist League and to other subjects. Incomplete. [1887-1888], 1890, 1892 and n.d. 1 cover.
NB. See also inv. no. 3591.

1628: Notes of ‘Freedom Group discussions (?)’ probably on anarchist principles, p. 1-6. 1888. 1 cover.

1629: Membership cards of the Socialist League of the East London and Bloomsbury branches in Nettlau’s name. 1888-1889 and n.d. 1 cover.
NB. Water damage.

1630: Ticket of admission for a meeting of the Fabian Society. 1888, March 16. 1 cover.
NB. From the H. Jung archives.

1631: Notes in shorthand of the proceedings of the Fourth Annual Conference of the Socialist League, held in 1888, May 20, p. 1-37. 1888. 1 cover.
NB. Partly at the back of an article relating to Ireland (3 p.).

1632: Notes in shorthand relating to the proceedings at the Hainfelder Kongress in Vienna 1888, December 30-1889, January 1. With a ticket of admission in the name of Nettlau, stenographer, and some separate notes 1887 and n.d. 1887-1889 and n.d. 1 cover.

1633: Notes relating to a discussion on the political views of the Socialist League opposing the reform policies of the social democrats. Incomplete. 1889, June 5. 1 piece.

1634: Carte de délégué (in the name of Netlow) representing the Norwich Branch of the Socialist League at the Congrès International Ouvrier Socialiste de Paris 1889, July 14-21. With visiting card of the ‘Salle Petrelle’, used during the Congress and invitation card for a reception. 1889. 1 cover.

1635.: Report by Nettlau for the Norwich Branch of the Socialist League of the proceedings of the Congrès International Ouvrier de Paris. 1889. 1 cover.

1636: Translation in German by Nettlau of a resolution by Saverio Merlino relating to labour legislation and text of a statement written by Nettlau of English and Italian delegates in which they declare their retirement from the Marxist congress in Paris. With some notes. [1889] and n.d. 1 cover.

1637: Declaration of the Socialist League, Norwich Branch appointing Nettlau delegate to the Anarchist Congress (Réunion Anarchiste Internationale) in Paris in 1889, September. 1889. 1 piece.

1638: Notes in shorthand of the International Anarchist Meetings (Réunion Anarchiste Internationale) in the Salle Morel in Paris, 1889, September. 1889. 1 cover.

1639: Notes in shorthand of a lecture by Mrs. A. Besant on spiritualism in the Hall of Science [London]. 1890, May 11. 1 cover.

1640: Notes in shorthand of the Sixth Annual Conference of the Socialist League, held in 1890, May 25. 1890. 1 cover.

1641: Copy of Nettlau’s letter of resignation from the Socialist League, 1890, August 24. 1 piece.

1642: Text of a motion relating to ‘the principal points of socialist propaganda’. 1891, February. 1 piece.

1643: Documents relating to the Lese- und Discutirclub ‘Veritas’ in Vienna. 1891-1892. 1 cover.

1644: Invitation for a meeting in Vienna on trade union matters, issued by Richard Singer. 1892. 1 piece.

1645: Notes in shorthand made during the Congres of the Sozialdemokratische Arbeiterpartei in Österreich, 1892, June 5-9. With a guest card in Nettlau’s name. 1892. 1 cover.
NB. Sequence undetermined.

1646: Notes marked ‘The land and the people’, [probably of a lecture in Wembley Park (?), London], 1896, June 14, p. 1-32. 1896. 1 cover.

1647: Notes in shorthand of a lecture by G. B. Shaw in Hammersmith. 1896. 1 cover.
NB. Text of the lecture published in the Labour Leader (London) 1896, December 19.

1648.: Declaration by Nettlau for Alfred Marsh relating to permission to transact all matters connected with the printing plant at the Freedom premises during his absence. Handwritten. 1896. 1 cover.

1649: Note by Nettlau defending the Socialist League, accused of being a failure at a meeting of the Hammersmith Socialist Society. 1897, January 17. 1 piece..
NB. See also inv. no. 3592.

1650: Notes by Nettlau on a series of lectures by John Turner starting January 25 for the article ‘Personal Impressions of the United States’ published in Freedom (London) and of a lecture on Tolstoj by J. Kenworthy between February 1 and 22. 1897. 1 cover.

1651: Notes in shorthand relating to the Anarchist Communist Conference of the London English Anarchists, p. 5-12. Incomplete. 1897, December 27. 1 cover.
NB. See also inv. no. 3593.

1652: Ticket of admission to a lecture on ‘Humanitarianism True and False’, Essex Hall, London. With directions to H.M. Kelly, Cambridge Road on the back. 1902. 1 piece.

1653: Ticket of admission to the Queen Square Club, Bloomsbury, London. 1906. 1 piece.

1654: Ticket of admission for a meeting, organized by the English Socialist Societies, celebrating the anniversary of the Paris Commune in Store Street Hall, London. N.d. 1 piece.

1655: Receipt for a donation to the Italian Defence Committee (Comitato Italiano Pro-Vittime Politiche) in New York. 1921. 1 cover.

1656-1664

Letters to Nettlau relating to the suspension of Freedom (London). 1927-1930. 9 covers.

1656: Barker, Ambrose G. 1928, 1930.

1657: Berkman, Alexander. 1928.

1658: Cores, George. 1928, 1930.

1659: Goldman, Emma. 1928, 1930.

1660: Keell, Thomas H. With notes. 1927-1928, 1930.

1661: Lawrence, Georges. 1928.

1662: Meachem, P.F. 1928.

1663: Ramus, Pierre. 1928.

1664: Shapiro, Alexander. 1930.

1665: Invitation by Detter Radish for a meeting with a comrad from Berlin in Café Göttlicher, Vienna. 1931. 1 cover.

Authorship

Major works by Nettlau

Bibliography of Anarchism

1666: Manuscript of ‘Essai d’une bibliographie de l’anarchie’, 194 p. folio. c. 1896. 1 folder.
NB. Published with an introduction by Elisée Reclus as Bibliographie de l’anarchie , Bibliothèque des Temps Nouveaux , no. 8, Bruxelles, Paris 1897. See also inv. nos. 774 and 1004 for correspondence relating to the bibliography.

1667-1668

Proofs of Bibliographie de l’anarchie . With extensive corrections. c. 1896-1897. 2 folders.

1667: Different versions, incomplete.

1668: Notes and manuscript for and proofs of Errata.

1669-1670

Notes for ‘Essai d’une bibliographie de l’anarchie’. 1893-c. 1896. 2 folders.

1669: Notes for the 1893 version.
NB. The manuscript was burned in the summer of 1893.

1670: Notes for the 1897 version.

1671: Notes by Elisée Reclus relating to Bibliographie de l’anarchie . [c. 1896]. 1 cover.
NB. Received in 1911 from Louise Dumesnil.

1672: Mailing lists for the Bibliographie de l’anarchie made by Nettlau; with additions and corrections by Nettlau, August Vermeylen , John Henry Mackay and a clipping of a review written by A. Hamon . 1896-1897. 1 cover.

Michael Bakunin

Michel Bakounine. Oeuvres

1673: Manuscript (draft) of an ‘Introduction’ to unpublished work by Bakunin, 15 p. folio. 1894. 1 cover.
NB. Nettlau edited the first volume Oeuvres. Fédéralisme, socialisme et antithéologisme. Lettres sur le patriotisme. Dieu et l’Etat (Paris 1895), James Guillaume published Vol. 2-6 (Paris 1907-1913).

1674: Notes relating to Bakunin manuscripts and their publication, 4 p. folio and 14 p. octavo. 1890s, 1900s and n.d. 1 cover.

Michael Bakunin. Eine Biographie

1675-1687

Michael Bakunin. Eine Biographie. (The Life of Michael Bakounine). Privately printed (reproduced by the autocopyist) by the author , 3 vols. (London 1896-1900 ), 1294 p. folio. Nettlau’s working copy with additional corrections on several pages. 12 folders and 1 cover.
NB. See also IISH library ref. An 25/1-1A-B o.k. for another one of the 50 numbered volumes which Nettlau distributed.

1675-1678: Vol. 1. 1896, Feb. 21 - 1898, March 13.
1675. ‘Band I’. Chapter I - XXX, p. [1-2], I-V, 1-198.
1676. Notes 1-1341, p. *1-*110 and Supplements 1342-1405, p. *110-*121B to Chapter I - XXX.
NB. Nettlau added an asterix (*) refers to the page numbers to distinguish them from the numbers of the notes.
1677. ‘Band II’. Chapter XXXI - XXXIV, p. 199-250.
1678. Notes 1406-1542 to Chapter XXXI - XXXIV, p. *122-*136.

1679-1683: Vol. 2. 1898, March 17- 1899, April 9.
1679. ‘Band II’. Chapter XXXIV (continuation) - XL, p. VI-VII, 251-379.
1680. ‘Band II’. Chapter XLI - XLVIII, p. 380-494.
1681. Notes 1543-2335 to Chapter XXXIV - XLVIII, p. *138-*215.
1682. ‘Band III’. Chapter IL - LIV, p. 495-561.
1683. Notes 2336-2513 to Chapter IL - LIV, p. *216-*248 and Supplements 2514-2582 to Chapter I - LIV, p. *248-*260.

1684-1687: Vol. 3. 1899, April 27 - 1900, July 8.
1684. ‘Band III’. Chapter LV - LX , p. VIII-IX, 562-686.
1685. ‘Band III’. Chapter LXI - LXX, p. 687-837.
1686. Notes 2583-3849 to Chapter LV - LXX, p. *261-*397.
1687. Supplements 3850-4109 to Chapter I - LXX, p. *398-*446. (cover)

1688.: ‘Key to the figures in the Biography of Bakunine’, 4 p. folio. 1904. 1 cover.
NB. Note by Nettlau: ‘Of great importance for the understanding of this book. To be published in 1920.’

1689-1694

Draft of and notes for Michael Bakunin. Eine Biographie . 7 notebooks in quarto, unpaged; in disorder, partly crossed out by Nettlau. 1894, May-1898, Jan. 6 folders.
NB. All notebooks are partly in shorthand, with several pages - partly of a different size - inserted or pasted in.

1689: ‘Bakunin 1843-1848/49’. 1894, May 10-June 3.

1690: ‘Bakunin 1849-1862’. 1894, June 3-July 2; 1895, June 6-14.
NB. Revised ‘14.2.97-9.4.97) 53 Tage’.

1691: ‘Bakunin 1814-1842, 1863-1867’. 1895, Jan. 29-April 2.
NB. Revised ‘definitiv Florenz 30/4 97-16/1 98’.

1692: ‘Bakunin 1868-Sept. 1870’. 1895, May 11-June, 1.
NB. Revised ‘19/5 98-’.

1693: ‘Bakunin 1864-1869’. 1895, April 2-May 11.
NB. Revised ‘definitiv: 3/2 1898-18/5 98’.

1694: ‘Bakunin 1862-1868’. Mostly in shorthand. 1895, June 14-July 1.
NB. Revised ‘9.4.97-30.4.97 + 19.1.98-25.1.98’.

1695: Acknowledgments of receipt of the Bakunin biography from libraries in Berlin, Dresden, London, Paris, Prague, Rapperswyl, St. Petersburg and Vienna, and some other correspondence. 1898-1900. 1 folder.

1696: Copy of a letter by Nettlau relating to the sending of vol. 3 of his Bakunin biography to a library in Switzerland (Geneva) by J. Mesnil. c. 1902. 1 cover.

Supplement to ‘Michael Bakunin. Eine Biographie’

1697-1700

Manuscript of ‘Nachträge’ for Michael Bakunin. Eine Biographie , unpaged folio. 1903-1904. 4 folders.
NB. Sewn together Nettlau; several pages of a different size inserted later; not published; manuscript used by James Guillaume for his L’Internationale. Documents et Souvenirs 1864-1878 , 4 vols. (Paris 1905-1910).

1697: Vol. 1 (‘1814-Sept. 1868’): Chapter I-XXXIV and notes 4110-4290.

1698: Vol. 2 (‘September 1868-August 1871’): Chapter XXXV-LIV and notes 4291-4476.

1699: Vol. 3 (‘September 1871-1. Juli 1876'): Chapter LV-LXX and notes 4477-4656B, 4657-4659, 4674-4695, 4698-4699A, 4738-4757.
NB. From autumn 1873 (Chapter LXVII, note 4657) split into ‘Öffentliche Abteilung’ and ‘Private Abteilung’.

1700: Vol. 3 (‘Private Abteilung’): notes 4660-4673, 4696-4697, 4699, 4700-4737, 4758-4770.

1701: Outlines of ‘Nachträge’ from 1903-1905 referring to notes on Bakunin, 38 p. folio. Mostly crossed out. 1903-1906. 1 cover.

1702: Additions to and corrections of ‘Nachträge’. With separate bibliographical notes, c. 45 p. quarto. 1900s. 1 cover.

Michael Bakunin: Jugend und erste Kämpfe ...

1703: Manuscript of ‘Michael Bakunin: Jugend und erste Kämpfe (1814-1857)’, p. I-III and 318 p. quarto. 1903. 1 folder.
NB. Not published; unfinished biography.

Michael Bakunin. Gesammelte Werke

1704: Manuscript of Michael Bakunin. Gesammelte Werke , Vol. 3. Incomplete, p. 14-101 and p. 232. 1924. 1 folder.
NB. Mainly written on the back of a discarded manuscript on Malatesta; other pages missing from the manuscript of Gesammelte Werke were later used for drafts of and notes for other projects. Nettlau selected and translated Bakunin’s Gesammelte Werke Vol. 2 and 3 (Berlin 1923-1924).

1705: Proofs of Michael Bakunin. Gesammelte Werke Vol. 3. Incomplete, pages 103-104, 106-115. With corrections and on the back notes concerning Bakunin 1840/41. 1924, May 5. 1 cover, large size A2.
NB. On the back also Nettlau’s note: ‘14/2 1925 dies von Rubintschik [ Rubinčik ] aus Tomsk durch Mracny [Mračnyj] (Berlin) erhalten, ganz unvermutet’.

Michael Bakunin [Neue Biographie]

1706-1713

Manuscript of ‘Michael Bakunin [Neue Biographie]’; in 4 vols., 1078 p. folio. 1924-1926. 8 folders.
NB. Not published.

1706-1707: Vol. 1. ‘Mai 1814 bis Mai 1849', 265 p.
1706. Chapter I-XXX.
1707. Notes and contents, p. 221ff.

1708-1709: Vol. 2. ‘Mai 1849 bis September 1868', 272 p.
1708. Chapter I-XXIII.
1709. Notes and contents, p. 221ff.

1710-1711: Vol. 3. ‘Ende Sept. 1868 - Ende Mai 1871', 250 p.
1710. Chapter I-XV.
1711. Notes and contents, p. 212ff.

1712-1713: Vol. 4. ‘Juni 1871 - 1. Juli 1876', 291 p.
1712. Chapter I-XX.
1713. Notes and contents, p. 237ff.

1714: Notes for additions to ‘Michael Bakunin [Neue Biographie]’, 4 p. quarto. 1927, 1930s. 1 cover.

1715: Drafts of several outlines for the biography Vol. 1-3 referring to numbered notes, c. 55 p. quarto. With additions and corrections, partly in shorthand, 15 p. c. 1920s. 1 cover.
NB. Partly on the back of discarded manuscripts.

1716: Draft of an outline for the biography of Bakunin, 49 p. quarto. Partly in shorthand. With a draft note relating to a manuscript on Bakunin 1849-1868 for La Protesta (Buenos Aires), 2 p. folio. 1925, 1930s. 1 cover.

1717: Draft notes for different publications on Bakunin referring to octavo notes. Partly crossed out. 1890s-1930s. 1 folder.

Articles on Bakunin

1718: Clippings from Freiheit (New York) of ‘Zur Biographie Bakunin’s’, pasted on sheets c. 170 p. folio. With extensive comments referring to the numbered notes on Bakunin, mostly crossed out by Nettlau. c. 1891. 1 folder.
NB. Published as a series 1891, Jan.-April.

1719: Part of an early manuscript version of ‘Zur Biographie Bakunin’s’ (‘II. Bakunin in Deutschland und der Schweiz; III. Bakunin in Frankreich’), 8 p. folio. c. 1890. 1 cover.

1720: Draft of an outline probably for ‘Zur Biographie Bakunin’s’ referring to numbered notes, 58 p. quarto. Mostly in shorthand. c. 1890. 1 cover.
NB. For a large part on the back of pages from Nettlau’s university period.

1721: Manuscript of ‘Essai d’une bibliographie des écrits, lettres etc. de Michel Bakounine’, 10 p. folio. With draft notes, partly crossed out. 1893, Jan. 5. 1 cover.
NB. On p. 9/10 text is missing because of damage.

1722: Earlier version of ‘Essai d’une bibliographie des écrits, lettres etc. de Michel Bakounine’, 8 p. folio. With additional comments by James Guillaume. 1891. 1 cover.

1723: Manuscript (draft) of ‘M.B. in den Jahren 1848-49', 14 p. folio. Partly in shorthand. 1898, March 1-2. 1 cover.
NB. On the back of a page of the first big Bakunin biography. Published as ‘Michael Bakunin in den Jahren 1848-1849' in Sozialistische Monatshefte (Berlin), 1898, p. 187-195.

-: Manuscript of ‘Bakunin und die russische revolutionäre Bewegung in den Jahren 1868-1873. Summer 1913 ’, see inv. nos. 64 and 83.
NB. Published in Grünberg, Archiv für die Geschichte des Sozialismus und der Arbeiterbewegung (Leipzig), 1915, p. 357-422.

1724: Manuscript (draft) on Bakunin beginning with ‘A peine le quatrième hiver passé ...’, p. 1-12 folio. 1921. 1 cover.
NB. Written on waste paper; note by Nettlau: ‘4 Oct. Abends verfeinert ins reine geschrieben’.

1725: Manuscript of ‘The socalled “Confession” of Bakunin in 1851', p. V-VIII, p. 21-40 folio. With a letter by Joseph J. Cohen ( Freie Arbeiter Stimme , New York). 1922, March 6. 1 folder.
NB. Part of the text is missing because of damage by fire, Cohen returned the manuscript in June 1922 requesting a revised version.

1726: Printed article ‘Gli amici e i compagni di Bakunin’, published in Fede! Settimanale anarchico ... (Rome), no. 128, 1926 , July 29. 1 cover, large size A2.

-: Printed article ‘A Travesty of Bakunin’, 1929, March 23 , published in Freedom bulletin (London),1929, May, see inv. no. 2565. .

1727.: Proofs of ‘Aeltere und neuere Arbeiten über Bakunin’, published in Die Internationale (Berlin), 1930, Nr. 11. 1930, Aug. 3. 1 cover, large size A2.

Notes on Bakunin

NB. Concerns copies or excerpts of manuscripts, letters and rare publications as well as shorthand notes and some transcripts of conversations with friends or acquaintances of Bakunin; see also inv. nos. 2093-2105.

1728-1734.

Copies, excerpts and notes numbered i16+, p. 1-3000 (‘erste Bkn notes 1891-94 - viele Erinnerungen vieler’), c. 3200 p. octavo. Mostly in shorthand. 1891, Dec.-c. 1899. 7 folders.

1728: Pages i16+ 1-500, including several pages of additions to i16+ 17, 291, 295 and 499.

1729: Pages i16+ 501-869, 901-1000, including several pages of additions to i16+ 681, 751 and 999.

1730: Pages i16+ 1001-1054, 1201-1280, including several pages in a different size.

1731: Pages i16+ 2001-2144, 2301-2414, 2423-2464, including several pages of additions to i16+ 2081, 2114 and 2423.

1732: Pages i16+ 2465-2660, 2663-2800, including several pages of additions to i16+ 2543 and 2799.
NB. Pages i16+ 2491 ff. made in Rapperswyl in 1893.

1733: Pages i16+ 2801-3000, including many pages of additions to i16+ 2842, 2921, 2999.
NB. Pages i16+ 2847-2850 appear twice. Pages i16+ 2499+ 69 made in Rapperswyl in 1897; most of the additions made in 1899.

1734: Copies of letters by Bakunin to Adolf Reichel 1850, to ‘Mes chers amis’ 1872 and to A. Vogt 1874, not numbered.

1735-1739

Copies, excerpts and notes numbered 3003-3134, 3141-3620, 3701-3725 (‘Folio-Notizen’ on Bakunin), c. 640 p. Partly in shorthand. 1892, Dec.-1893, March. 5 folders.

1735: Pages 3003-3134.

1736: Pages 3141-3312.
NB. Pages 3306-3312 blank.

1737: Pages 3313-3452, including several pages of additions to 3377.
NB. Pages 3385-3443 in shorthand.

1738: Pages 3453-3620.

1739: Pages 3701-3725, including several pages of additions.

1740-1746

Copies, excerpts and notes numbered 7001-7522 (‘Folio-Notizen’ on Bakunin), c. 530 p. Partly in shorthand. 1893, July-Dec. 7 covers, large size A3.
NB. Several pages in a different size.

1740: Pages 7001-7080.

1741: Pages 7081-7138.

1742: Pages 7139-7182, 7195-7230.

1743: Pages 7231-7298, including some pages of additions to 7298.

1744: Pages 7299-7370.

1745: Pages 7371-7454, including several pages of additions to 7416.

1746: Pages 7455-7522, including several pages of additions to 7481 and 7502. Also with notes in shorthand dated Jan. 2, 1894 relating to Danesi (Ploesci), C. Terzaghi and Bakunin, 3 p. folio.

1747-1753

Copies, excerpts and notes numbered 5001-5110, 6001-6982 and 001-066 (‘Notizen 4º’ on Bakunin), c. 1170 p. Partly in shorthand. 1894-1900. 7 folders.
NB. Several pages in a different size.

1747: Pages 5001-5110, including several pages of additions to 5061. Mostly in shorthand. 1895, Feb.-March; 1898, May.

1748: Pages 6001-6300. Mostly in shorthand. 1894, Aug.-1896, June.

1749: Pages 6301-6450. Mostly in shorthand. 1895, June-1896, April.

1750: Pages 6451-6570. From 1896, Dec.

1751: Pages 001-066. Mostly in shorthand. 1897, Aug.-1898, March.

1752: Pages 6571-6766. 1899, June-July.

1753: Pages 6767-6982. 1899, Aug.-1900, May.

1754: Copies and excerpts of letters by Bakunin and other documents in Russian at the Musée National Polonais in Rapperswyl, numbered D01-[D093], notebook in quarto. Mostly in translation and in shorthand. 1899, Nov.-1900, June. 1 folder.

1755-1767

Copies, excerpts and notes (‘Notizen 4º’ on Bakunin), c. 2000 p. Partly in shorthand. 1900-c.1935. 13 folders.
NB. Several pages in a different size.

1755: Pages 1-240. 1900-c. 1903.

1756: Pages 241-520. 1900s.
NB. Copies of Bakunin papers.

1757: Pages 521-592. With a shorthand note of a conversation with Elisée Reclus dated 1903, March 11. 1902-1903.

1758: Pages 601-712. 1903, Oct.-Dec.

1759: Pages 713-908. In shorthand. 1904, Jan.-April.

1760: Pages 909-1130. Partly in shorthand. 1904.
NB. Note by Nettlau on p. 1105: ‘909-1105 noch nicht Index’; on p. 1130: ‘all dies (bis hierher, 1130) für das Suppl. verwendet bis auf die langen Excerpte aus dem Necaev-Process 1871 - dies nicht.’

1761: Pages 1131-1290. Partly in shorthand. 1904, Oct. 17-1905, March.

1762: Pages 1291-1434, 1441-1442, including several pages of additions to p. 1433 and 1437. Mostly in shorthand. 1907, Jan.; 1911, Feb.; 1912, Feb.; 1926, March.

1763: Pages 1443-1534, 1539-1568, including several pages of additions to p. 1528, 1529, 1533 and 1537. Mostly in shorthand. 1907, Oct.-1908, March; 1909, Jan.-Feb.; 1910, Oct. and later; 1918, June.

1764: Pages 1583-1584, 1589-1652, including several pages of additions to p. 1652. Partly in shorthand. 1910, Feb. and later; 1922, Sept.; 1923, Oct.; 1924, Dec.; 1925, Feb., July-Nov.
NB. See also inv. no. 1697 for page 1597/1598, Chapter XXI.

1765: Pages 1653-1776, including several pages of additions to p. 1659, 1667 and 1752. Partly in shorthand. 1924, Dec.-1925, Nov.

1766: Pages 1777-1836. Partly in shorthand. 1923, April-1926, Aug.

1767: Pages 1837-1845, 1855-1940, including some pages of additions to p. 1898 and 1922. Mostly in shorthand. 1926, July-1929, April; 1934-1935.

Copies by Nettlau of manuscripts by Bakunin

NB. Other copies by Nettlau are included in the separate archive of Bakunin.

1768: Copy of ‘Programme de la Société de la Révolution Internationale’ by Bakunin (1865), 37 p. quarto. With a remark in shorthand by Nettlau. 1895, March. 1 folder.

1769: Copy of a part of L’Empire knouto-germanique et la Révolution sociale ’ (p. 248-287; 1871), 35 p. folio. With a copy of and notes relating on Dieu et l’Etat (1870), 3 p. folio. 1890s. 1 cover, large size A3.
NB. Enclosed also notes by James Guillaume [1890s?], 3 p.

1770: Copy (fragment) of manuscripts by Bakunin, 3 p. quarto. Partly in shorthand. 1900s? 1 cover.

Work indices for notes on Bakunin

1771: List of contents of notes on Bakunin. Unsorted, 26 p. quarto. c. 1890(?) 1 cover.

1772: Index referring to notes in octavo (inv. nos. 2036-2077). Unsorted, c. 30 p. octavo. Mostly crossed out. c. 1890(?) and later. 1 cover..

1773: Several sets of outlines for one of the publications on Bakunin referring to notes in octavo (inv. nos. 2036-2077), c. 20 p. quarto. Partly crossed out. c. 1890(?) 1 cover.

1774: Outline (drafts) and notes for one of the publications on Bakunin referring to publications and notes on him. Unsorted, c. 60 p. folio. Partly crossed out. 1923-c. 1925. 1 cover.
NB. On the back of pages of the final manuscript of Bakunin, Gesammelte Werke ; probably for a series of articles in Spanish.

Critical reflections on anarchist theory

1775: Manuscript of ‘Some criticism of some current anarchist beliefs. (Not for publication but for communication to friends and comrades)’, 49 p. folio. 2nd half of 1901. 1 cover.

1776: Manuscript of ‘Resumé d’un manuscrit écrit en êté 1901. Abstraction faite ...’, 24 p. octavo. 1902, Jan. 27-28. 1 cover.

1777: Manuscript of ‘Essai d'une critique de quelques tendances actuelles du mouvement anarchiste’, 191 p. quarto. With enclosed ‘Tout mon raisonnement se base sur le fait “que les hommes son différents l’un de l’autre” ...’, 3 p. 1902, Aug. 24-Sept. 5. 1 folder.
NB. Not published.

1778: Former version of the manuscript of ‘Essai d'une critique ...’, 198 p. quarto. With comments by J. Mesnil(?). 1902, June, 6-23. 1 folder.

1779-1781

Copies of and excerpts from writings from anarchists and socialists, 134 p. quarto. 1902, Aug.-Sept. 3 covers.

1779: Pages x1-39 with quotations from articles by Voltairine de Cleyre , Ricardo Mella and others.

1780: Pages xx1-52 with quotations from letters by Jacques Gross (=A) and Jacques Mesnil (=B).

1781: Pages xxx1-8 and 35 p. (not numbered) with quotations from Petr Kropotkin (=E) and others (‘Appendix. Additions et corrections’).

Buonarroti and Secret Societies

1782: Manuscript (draft) beginning with ‘1. Filippo Buonarroti. Die geistige Entwicklung ...’. Incomplete, p. 4-7 folio. 1900s. 1 cover.

1783: Manuscript (draft) beginning with ‘ I. Joachim Paul de Prati , Edler von Branfeld ...’, p. 1-34 folio. With a copy of ‘Credo’ (incomplete) and notes, 4 p. folio. Before 1905. 1 cover.
NB. ‘Rev[ised] 3/1 05-9/3 06', with many additional comments.

1784: Manuscript (draft) beginning with ‘Auf Luigi Angeloni war ich, von italienischer Emigrationsliteratur abgesehen, ...’, p. 1-[26] folio. 1905. 1 cover.

1785-1793

Notes, copies and excerpts on Secret Societies and Buonarroti, c. 1200 p. quarto, with several in a different size. Partly in shorthand. 1901-1908 (?) 5 folders and 4 covers.
NB. For work indices see also inv. nos. 1796-1797.

1785: Pages 1-206.
NB. Includes a copy of Buonarroti’s autobiography ‘Précis historique concernant ...’, p. 45-50.

1786: Pages 207-400, including several pages of additions to p. 290 and 344.

1787: Pages 401-610, including several pages of additions to p. 544.

1788: Pages 611-822.

1789: Pages 963-1168.

1790: Pages 2001-2070, 2121-2122, 2143-2146, 2189-2192, 2195-2220. (cover)

1791: Pages 2225-2282, including several pages of additions to p. 2232, 2248 and 2254. (cover)

1792: Note booklet ‘Buonarroti notes 1-968. August 1906'. Mostly bibliographical notes. Partly in shorthand. 1906 and later. (cover)
NB. On the back: ‘meist: Buonarroti / wenig: Bakunin, précurseurs / ornithol. / Viennensia -’.

1793: Unpaged notes including an excerpt of ‘Analyse de la doctrine de Babeuf ...’ and annex, 15 p. quarto. (cover)

1794: Excerpt of Histoire des sociétés secrètes de l’armée, et des conspirations militaires ... (Paris 1815), 20 p. folio. 1900s. 1 cover.

1795: Copy made by Nettlau of [Buonarroti], ‘Del Governo d’un popola in rivolta per conseguire la Libertà (1833)’, 16 p. quarto. 1901. 1 cover.
NB. See also inv. no. 1785 for a copy of Buonarroti’s autobiography.

1796-1797

Work indices of the notes on Secret Societies and Buonarroti (inv. nos. 1785-1791), c. 100 p. 1900s. 2 covers.

1796: Index, p. 1-54, 63-68, 75-94 folio.

1797: Index, unpaged, 20 p. folio.

Ernest Coeurderoy

1798-1799

Manuscript of a biography of Coeurderoy, 316 p. quarto. In French. 1910, June-July. 2 folders.
NB. Not published; written in notebooks. See also inv. no. 1802 for the abridged final version.

1798: Pages 1-142.

1799: Pages 143-316.
NB. Table of contents on p. 315-316.

1800: Draft of the Coeurderoy biography, written in ‘Crane’s Commercial Diary for 1908', c. 120 p. folio. With several pages of additions in different size inserted later. Partly in shorthand, mostly crossed out. 1909. 1 cover.

1801: Outline of contents of the biography referring to Coeurderoy’s Jours d’exil Vol. I-III and to Nettlau’s numbered notes, c. 50 p. quarto. c. 1909. 1 cover.
NB. All pages crossed out.

1802: Manuscript of ‘Notice biographique sur Ernest Coeurderoy (1825-1862)’, 94 p. quarto. 1910, Sept.-Nov. 1 folder.
NB. Published in Coeurderoy, Oeuvres. Jours d’exil Vol. I-III (Paris 1910-1911); several pages partly illegible because of damage.

1803: Manuscript of the ‘Notice biographique’ sent off for revision, 151 p. quarto. With corrections by James Guillaume. 1910, May 29. 1 cover.
NB. Manuscript crossed out by Nettlau.

1804: Draft of the ‘Notice biographique’, 83 p. folio. With a draft of a contents concerning three versions. 1910, May-June. 1 cover.
NB. Manuscript crossed out by Nettlau.

1805-1806

Notes on Coeurderoy, c. 170 p. quarto. Partly in shorthand, unsorted. 1890s-1910s and n.d. 2 covers.
NB. See also inv. nos. 2085-2086.

1805: Excerpts of publications and notes including conversations with various persons, c. 120 p. quarto.
NB. Partly numbered M 1-50, 55-68.

1806: Bibliographical and biographical notes including the family genealogy, c. 50 p. quarto, several pages of a different size. With draft notes.

1807: Copies by Nettlau of publications by Coeurderoy from the period 1849 until 1854, c. 180 p. quarto. With a photocopy of a dedication to Gaspesino (?) 1852. 1898, 1909-1911. 1 folder.
NB. Includes amongst others articles from L’Union républicaine. Journal de l’Yonne (1849, 1851), ‘Du droit d’asile’ from La Voix du Proscrit (Paris 1851) and La Barrière de Combat (1852).

1808-1810

Proofs of Ernest Coeurderoy, Oeuvres. Jours d’exil Vol. I-III (Paris 1910-1911) with corrections. 1910. 3 covers.

1808: Vol. I, p. I-VIII, 1-24, 325-450. With a copy of portrait published in Vol. I.

1809: Vol. II, p. V-XXVI, 217-432 and some pages of the 2nd and 3rd correction.

1810: Vol. III, p. 1-443.

1811: Drafts of letters by Nettlau and by Jacques Mesnil relating to the publication of Jours d’exil . With mailing lists by Nettlau and invoice of the publisher P.-V. Stock (Paris). 1910-1914. 1 cover.

1812: Printed copy of the article ‘Ernest Coeurderoy’ published in Grünberg, Archiv für die Geschichte des Sozialismus und der Arbeiterbewegung (Leipzig), 1910, p. 316-332. With manuscript (draft), incomplete, 2 p. folio. 1910, Aug. 30. 1 folder.

1813: Clipping of Nettlau’s article ‘Ernest Coeurderoy’ presenting Vol. I of Oeuvres. Jours d’exil , published in Freedom (London), Nov. 1910. Also with clippings of announcements and other reviews of Coeurderoy’s Jours d’exil . 1910-1912. 1 cover, large size A2.

World War I

1814-1815: Manuscript in notebooks beginning with ‘A mes amis et anciens amis et camarades en France et en Angleterre, Belgique et Hollande, Suisse et Italie’, 1400 p. quarto, unfinished. With an excerpt of Mémoires du duc de Persigny ... (Paris 1896) and separate notes. 1914, Sept. 15-1915, March 24. 2 folders.
NB. Includes p. 456a; p. 292, 293 and 586 appear twice; text jumps from p. 1096 to p. 1098.

1816: Manuscripts of ‘Fiction des “frontières naturelles” de la France’ and ‘L’Allemagne et la France - une discussion’, 17 p. and 9 p. quarto. 1916, Feb. 2 and n.d. 1 cover.

1817-1819

Manuscript in notebooks beginning with ‘For nearly twel[ve] months I have not written a line of English, nor talked a word of it ...’, 681 p. quarto. 1915, July 22-1916, Feb. 9. 3 folders.

1817: Notebook 1-3.

1818: Notebook 4.

1819: Notebook 5. With a separate draft of contents, note ‘Belgien betreffend’ (2 p. folio) and clippings.
NB. Clippings relate to p. 626-627; p. 648, 649 appear twice.

1820: Notes by Nettlau from newspapers relating to World War I, c. 60 p. quarto. Mostly in shorthand. 1916, Jan. 12-Aug. 1. 1 cover.

1821: Notes on lies by the enemy, entitled ‘Kleine Staaten, kleine Nationen’, 7 p. quarto. 1916, Dec. 28. 1 cover.

Biography of Errico Malatesta

1822: Proofs of ‘Errico Malatesta. Rough Outlines of his Life up till 1920', incomplete. With corrections and a note. 1920, Aug. 1 cover, large size A2.
NB. Published as a series in Freedom (London), 1920, Sept.-Nov.

1823: Manuscript (draft) of the contents and a few pages of ‘Errico Malatesta. A biographical sketch’, p. 142-143, 145 folio. With some drafts. 1921-1922. 1 cover.

1824: Note by Nettlau of errata of Errico Malatesta. Das Leben eines Anarchisten (Berlin 1922) and a few pages probably of the final manuscript. N.d. 1 piece.

1825-1826

Additions, corrections and notes for the Spanish translation of Errico Malatesta. Das Leben eines Anarchisten (Berlin 1922). Mainly in French. 1922-1923. 2 folders.
NB. Published as Errico Malatesta. La vida de un anarquista (Buenos Aires 1923).

1825: Copy of the German edition, 177 p., with corrections and additions in French, 48 p. 1923(?)

1826: Extensive corrections of and additions to the German edition (‘la seconde partie’), mainly in French and Spanish, 67 p. With an accompanying letter to Diego Abad de Santillán including some additions. 1923.

1827: Copy by Nettlau of a letter by Malatesta to Armando Borghi relating to Umanitá nova . 1923, Feb. 1 cover.
NB. Original was sent by Abad de Santillán to Nettlau.

1828: Manuscript of an epilogue containing new facts, beginning with ‘Ceci suit la fin de la traduction ... Après avoir écrit ces dernières pages dans l’été de 1922 ...’, 7 p. folio. 1923, July 23. 1 cover.

1829: First rough notes for a Malatesta biography, partly referring to notes on Bakunin. c. 1910s-1930s. 1 cover.

1830: List of letters and bibliographical notes on Malatesta, c. 45 p. quarto. c. 1934. 1 cover.

History of Anarchism

1831: Manuscript of Der Vorfrühling der Anarchie. Ihre historische Entwicklung von den Anfängen bis zum Jahre 1864 [Geschichte der Anarchie, Vol. 1], p. 1-179 folio. 1924. 1 folder.
NB. First published in Berlin 1925; see also inv. no. 3594.

1832: Proofs of Der Vorfrühling der Anarchie. ... ’, 1-83, 86-98. With corrections and additions. 1925, Juni-Juli. 1 cover, large size A2.

1833-1834

Manuscript of Der Anarchismus von Proudhon zu Kropotkin. Seine historische Entwicklung in den Jahren 1859 bis 1880 [Geschichte der Anarchie, Vol. 2], 250 p. folio. 1926. 2 folders.
NB. First published in Berlin 1927.

1833: Chapter I-IX.

1834: Chapter X-XIX and contents.

1835-1836

Manuscript of Anarchisten und Sozialrevolutionäre. Die historische Entwicklung des Anarchismus in den Jahren 1880-1886 [Geschichte der Anarchie, Vol. 3], c. 330 p. folio. 1929-1930. 2 folders.
NB. First published in Berlin 1931.

1835: Chapter I-X.

1836: Chapter XI-XVIII and contents.

1837-1838

Proofs of Anarchisten und Sozialrevolutionäre ... , p. 5-409. Without corrections. 1930-1931. 2 folders.

1837: Chapter I-X.

1838: Chapter XI-XVIII and contents.

1839-1840

Manuscript of Die erste Blütezeit der Anarchie (1886-1894) (Geschichte der Anarchie, Vol. 4), c. 360 p. folio. 1931. 2 folders.
NB. First published in Vaduz 1981.

1839: Chapter I-X.

1840: Chapter XI-XVII and contents.

1841-1842

Manuscript of [Anarchisten und Syndikalisten. Teil 1] (Geschichte der Anarchie, Vol. 5), c. 375 p. folio. 1931-1932. 2 folders.
NB. First published in Vaduz 1984.

1841: Chapter I-VI.

1842: Chapter VII-XII.

1843-1845

Manuscript of [Anarchisten und Syndikalisten. Teil 2] (Geschichte der Anarchie, Vol. 6-7), c. 495 p. folio. 1933-1934. 3 folders.

1843: Chapter I-VI.

1844: Chapter VII-XIII.

1845: Chapter XIV-XXI.

1846-1849

Manuscript of [Anarchisten und Syndikalisten. Teil 3] (Geschichte der Anarchie, Vol. 8-9), c. 620 p. folio. 1934-1935. 4 folders.

1846: Chapter I-VI.

1847: Chapter VII-XII.

1848: Chapter XIII-XVIII.

1849: Chapter XIX-XXII.

1850: Notes of additions and corrections in particular for ‘Geschichte der Anarchie’. 2nd half of 1920s-1930s. 1 folder.
NB. Pages in different size; partly referring to numbered notes.

1851-1856

Draft notes for ‘Geschichte der Anarchie’, Vol. 1-9 and for other publication projects of this period. Mostly referring to notes in octavo, quarto and folio, partly crossed out. 1920s-1930s. 6 folders..
NB. Many drafts on the back of pages of the final manuscript of the Reclus biography or of discarded manuscripts; see also inv. nos. 2028 and 3595.

1851: Drafts relating to subjects of Vol. 1-5.

1852-1853: Drafts relating to subjects of Vol. 6-7.

1854-1855: Drafts relating to subjects of Vol. 8-9.

1856: Unsorted. Mostly crossed out.

Most - Neve - Dave

1857: Manuscript of ‘Most und Neve. Briefe deutscher Anarchisten 1884-1887', edited by Max Nettlau from the papers of Victor Dave , 118 p. folio. With a separate note. 1925, Oct. 12. 1 folder.
NB. Not published. Contains Johann Most ’s letters to Dave, July 1884 until April 1886, p. 10-69 and Johann Neve ’s letters, Nov. 1885 until Jan. 1887, p. 70ff.

1858: Chronological survey of the events and the documents referring to it concerning Johann Most’s attitude to Josef Peukert and Max Trautner and concerning Johann Neve’s activities and those of his opponents, 14 p. folio. N.d. [after 1923]. 1 cover.

1859: Copies by Nettlau in shorthand of correspondence by, and some documents relating to, Johann Most, Johann Neve and Victor Dave covering 1880, 1884-1888 and some letters by Pierre Ramus from 1906, c. 130 p. octavo. 1890s, 1906. 1 cover.

1860: Copies by Nettlau in shorthand of letters by Johann Most to Dave, covering 1884-1886. In notebooklets. 1914. 1 cover.

Eugenics

1861-1862

Manuscripts of ‘Eugenetik einer freien Gesellschaft: Gedanken über Wege zum Anarchismus’. 1927, March-July. 2 folders.
NB. Manuscript (inv. no. 1862) published as Eugenik der Anarchie in Wetzlar 1985; a Spanish translation by D. Abad de Santillán from a lost version in French was published as De la crisis mundial a la anarquía. (Eugenesía de la sociedad libre) in Barcelona 1933.

1861: Manuscript, 80 p. folio. 1927, March.
NB. ‘Dieser erste deutsche Text ist vollständig ersetzt durch den neuen’.

1862: Manuscript, 108 p. folio. 1927, June 13 - July 19.

1863-1864

Manuscripts of ‘Eugenics of a Free Society: Thoughts on Roads to Anarchism’. 1927, April and n.d. [1932]. 2 folders.

1863: Manuscript, 145 p. folio and 2 p. of a draft of the table of contents. 1927, April 9-30.

1864: Manuscript, p. 2-32 folio and 1 p. draft, unfinished. [1932].

Biography of Elisée Reclus

1865: Manuscript of the table of contents of Elisée Reclus. Anarchist und Gelehrter (1830-1905) (Berlin 1928) and a few pages of the text. With drafts of an outline and also some pages of the manuscript from 1925, c. 45 p. folio. 1925-1928. 1 cover.
NB. Drafts on the back of pages of a discarded manuscript on Bakunin; Nettlau completely rewrote his manuscript of 1925.

1866: Notes marked ‘Reclus-Briefwechsel - Nachträge zu meiner Biogr[aphie] - zur deutschen Erweitrung’, 18 p. quarto. Partly in shorthand. 1924. 1 cover.
NB. On the back of pages of a discarded manuscript.

1867: Notes from the article ‘Elisée Reclus’ by Jacques Mesnil published in Les Temps Nouveaux (Paris) 1906, 10 p. quarto. 1924, Nov. 1 cover.
NB. On the back of pages of a discarded manuscript.

1868: Some separate notes including dates of birth and death of members of the Reclus family. 1924. 1 cover.

1869: Draft notes relating to the Reclus biography in German. c. 1924-1930 and n.d. 1 cover.

1870: Draft notes entitled ‘Questions to Paul Reclus ... my ms., fr. 1-114 fol.’, 10 p. quarto. Mostly in shorthand. 1925, Feb. 1 cover.

1871: Manuscript of additions (in French) for the Spanish translation of Elisée Reclus. Anarchist und Gelehrter ... (1928), 42 p. folio and 10 p. quarto. With a letter by V. Oberón Fernandez on p. [50]. 1929. 1 cover.
NB. Published as Eliseo Reclus. La vida de un sabio justo y rebelde (Barcelona 1929-1930).

1872: Notes numbered R1-274 made in 1927 in Geneva for the Reclus biography, 274 p. quarto. Mostly in shorthand, with a later comment. 1927, 1931. 1 cover.

1873: Notes made in ‘Barcelona Mai 1928, Domme Juni 1928, Wien Aug., Sept. 1928' for the Reclus biography, 177 p. quarto, including several pages of additions inserted later. 1928. 1 cover.

1874: Proofs of Elisée Reclus. Correspondance Vol. III (Paris 1925). With corrections by Nettlau. 1924. 1 cover, large size A2.
NB. Proofs contains letters omitted in the book.

1875: File of letters and copies of letters by Elisée Reclus from 1890-1905 compiled by Louise Dumesnil, numbered 1-42, published in Correspondance Vol. III. c. 1910. 1 cover.
NB. Note by Nettlau: ‘Eigentum von Madame Louise Dumesnil’.

1876: Copies and excerpts by Nettlau of letters by Reclus to various persons from 1891-1904, 12 p. quarto. 1900s. 1 cover.

1877-1878

Notes, copies and excerpts by Nettlau of letters by various persons to Elisée Reclus relating to the Correspondance , 3 vols. [1912?]. 1 folder.

1877: Separate series entitled ‘Reclus, lettres to him’, 86 p. quarto. Mostly in shorthand.

1878: Notebooklet, c. 45 p. With some biographical notes from other sources.

1879: Separate copies by Nettlau of letters by Reclus to L.V. Meunier 1882, to Georgette and William Barbotin , n.d. and a text passage not published in Correspondance Vol. III. 1894, 1924 and n.d. 1 cover.

1880: Clipping of ‘Lettres inédites d’Élisée Reclus’ published by Jacques Mesnil in Mercure de France (Paris), no. 391, Oct. 1913. 1 cover.

The International in Spain, 1868-1888

1881-1882

Manuscript of ‘L’Internationale et la Fédération régionale en Espagne (fin de 1868 à 1888/9) avec un coup d’oeil sur les antecédents socialistes’, p. 1-270 folio and p. B-I. 1928, Sept. 15-Dec. 26; 1929 and 1931. 2 folders.
NB. An edited and partly rewritten version has been published as La Première Internationale en Espagne (1868-1888) in Dordrecht 1969.

1881: Chapter I-XV.

1882: Chapter XVI-XXVI.
NB. ‘Revisé en Avril-mai 1929. Revisé en septembre - octobre 1931.’

1883: Draft notes for ‘L’Internationale et la Fédération régionale en Espagne (fin de 1868 ...)’. c. 1928. 1 cover.
NB. On the back of pages from the final manuscript of the Reclus biography.

1884: Cover only of Documentos inéditos sobre la Internacional y la Alianza en España (Buenos Aires 1930). 1 cover.
NB. Manuscript written in 1928; first published in La Protesta. Suplemento quincenal (Buenos Aires), 1930, no. 325 (April).

A short history of anarchism

1885.: Insert of erratas to La anarquía a través de los tiempos . 1935, June 21. 1 piece.
NB. Published in Barcelona 1935; an edited English translation has been published as A short history of anarchism 1996 by Freedom Press in London.

Articles by Nettlau

NB. See also inv. no. 2035 for notes (lists) relating to articles and books published by Nettlau and inv. nos. 1812-1813 and 1822 for articles on persons.

From 1888-1889

1886: Manuscript beginning with ‘We have not spoken until here on anarchism as the Freiheit was not an anarchist paper in 1879 ...’, 22 p. folio. 1888, Nov. 22-Dec. 8. 1 cover.

1887: Manuscript of ‘The tenth anniversary of the German Antisocialist law (Oct. 21, 1888). Remarks on German Social Democracy’, 57 p. folio. 1888, Dec. 1 cover.

1888: Manuscript in English (draft) beginning with ‘Alberne und böswillige gegner haben ... what we understand here by Socialism ...’, 2 p. folio. 1889, April 20. 1 cover.

1889: Manuscript beginning with ‘We are opposed to political action on the part of socialists ...’, 10 p. folio. 1889, May 16. 1 cover..

1890: Manuscript beginning with ‘Our standpoint towards labour reforman, suffrage etc. ...’, 3 p. folio. 1889, June 6. 1 cover.

1891: Manuscript beginning with ‘Der in den letzten Jahren verh[ä]ltn[is]m[ä]ss[i]g geringe erfolg der a.bewgg. in D. u. Ö. ...’, 4 p. folio. 1889, June 28. 1 cover.

1892: Clippings of ‘Joseph Déjacque. Ein Vorläufer des communistischen Anarchismus’ I-IV. With draft notes crossed out. 1889-1890. 1 cover, large size A2.
NB. Published as a series under the heading ‘Aus der Geschichte der Anarchie I’ in Freiheit (New York), 1890, Jan.-Feb.

1893: Manuscript beginning with ‘All of us know that the economic conditions ...’, 2 p folio. 1880s, 1890s(?) 1 cover.

1894: Manuscript beginning with ‘F.W. Presentday Society offers continuous toil ...’, 1 p. unfinished. 1880s, 1890s(?) 1 cover.

1895: Manuscript (draft) beginning with ‘- The failure of the London propaganda of the S.L. is an ...’, 4 p. folio, incomplete. [1890s?]. 1 cover.

1896: Manuscript beginning with ‘Es ist bekannt, dass erst seit 13 bis 14 Jahren der communistische Anarchismus ...’, p. 1-3 folio; incomplete(?) 1890s(?) 1 cover.

1897: Manuscript (announcement) of ‘Anarchists and Individualists. In this country, in the United States ... in our next issue’. With draft. N.d. [1890s?]. 1 cover.

1898: Manuscript beginning with ‘Socialist propagandists often ommit to touch in their speeches ...’, incomplete, 4 p. folio. N.d. [1890s?]. 1 cover.

From 1890-1891

1899: Manuscript (draft) of ‘A Glance at the history of Anarchism’, p. 1-20 and a-g quarto. 1890, Jan. 28-29. 1 cover.

1900: Manuscript of ‘Anarchist Literature recommanded: ...’, 1 p. quarto. With draft crossed out. N.d. [1890?]. .

1901: Manuscript beginning with ‘Fellow Workers, The Society of today ...’, 5 p. quarto. With a draft and proof of the title page of The Anarchist Labour Leaf . 1890, May. 1 cover.
NB. Published as ‘Communist anarchism: its Aims and Methods’ in The Anarchist Labour Leaf , 1890, no. 1, May.

1902: Manuscript (draft) beginning with ‘The first of May has come and gone. In England ...’, 1 p. quarto. With proof. 1890, May. 1 cover.
NB. Published as ‘On May 1st’ in The Anarchist Labour Leaf , 1890, no. 1, May.

1903: Manuscript beginning with ‘The Mayday demonstrations pass generally ...’ with editorial corrections. Incomplete, 4 p. quarto. With several other unfinished versions. 1890, May. 1 cover.
NB. Published as ‘The International Labour Revolt’ in The Anarchist Labour Leaf , 1890, no. 2, June.

1904: Proofs of ‘The International Labour Revolt’ ( The Anarchist Labour Leaf , no. 2), with corrections. 1890. 1 cover, large size A2.

1905: Manuscript (draft) beginning with ‘Anarchism is the doctrine of the free exercise ...’, 4 p. quarto. With an unfinished draft version. 1890. 1 cover.
NB. Published as ‘Anarchism & Communism’ in The Anarchist Labour Leaf , 1890, no. 3, July.

1906: Manuscript (drafts) beginning with ‘The humbugging charlatanism of the 8 h lab[our] ...’, incomplete, 4 p. quarto. With a note by Nettlau to W. Wess and other draft versions, partly in shorthand. 1890. 1 cover.
NB. Published as ‘Communist Anarchism and the General Strike’ in The Anarchist Labour Leaf , 1890, no. 4, August.

1907.: Proofs of ‘Communist Anarchism and the General Strike’ with corrections. With proofs of ‘Anarchist Communism & Revolutionary Socialism’ by [Henry] D[avis] . 1890, Aug. 1 cover, large size A2.

-: Clippings of ‘Freedom and Property. I-IV’, published in Freedom (London) 1891, Feb.-April, June , see inv. no. 2023. .

-: Clipping of ‘Communism and anarchy. A reply to H. Davis’, published in Freedom (London), 1891, May, see inv. no. 2023.

1908: Manuscript beginning with ‘1. A. Also Sie sind ein Anarchist! Ich begreife nicht ...’, 40 p. quarto. 1891, June. 1 cover..
NB. Published in Freiheit (New York), 1891.

From 1892-1893

1909: Manuscript beginning with ‘Comrade, Having been present at the two meetings held with the object to discuss Ravachol’s acts, ...’, 4 p. folio. 1892, July 20. 1 cover.
NB. Published(?) in Commonweal (London).

1910: Manuscript beginning with ‘The Yarmouth Anarchist ...’, 1 p. quarto. 1892, Aug. 4. 1 cover.

1911: Manuscript beginning with ‘Haupt- und Nebenströmungen. Der Sozialdemokratie beliebt es, ...’, 55 p. octavo. 1892, Oct. 2-Nov. 29. 1 cover.
NB. Written for Die Freiheit (?) (New York).

1912: Manuscript (draft) beginning with ‘The evils inherent to authority, government, ...’, 8 p. folio. With enclosed an unfinished draft and a note by William Wess. 1893, Feb. 11. 1 cover.
NB. Published as ‘The Socialist Movement in Germany’ in Freedom , 1893, April and Suppl. to May; see also inv. no. 2023 for a clipping.

1913: Manuscript (draft) beginning with ‘Why we believe in anarchism?’, 2 p. folio. 1893, May 13. 1 cover.

1914: Manuscript (draft) of ‘Why we are anarchists’, 6 p. folio, crossed out by Nettlau. With shorthand notes, 14 p. octavo. 1893, May 20 and July 7-8. 1 cover.
NB. Note by Nettlau: ‘ganz anders 13/8 [?]'. Published anonymously as a series in The Commonweal (London), 1893, Aug.-Sept. and Nov. and reprinted as a pamphlet in 1894.

1915: Manuscript (draft) of ‘Different means and methods of anarchist propaganda’, 3 p. folio. 1893, May 27. 1 cover.
NB. Published in The Commonweal (London).

1916: Manuscript beginning with ‘The demoralizing effect of parliamentary tactics on the part of the working classes ...’, 3 p. quarto. With several drafts. 2nd half of 1893. 1 cover.

1917: Manuscript (fragment) in English about Anarchist movement in Austria with editorial corrections, 4 p. folio. N.d. [1893?]. 1 cover.

From 1894-1896

1918: Manuscript (draft) of ‘Anarchism and the present situation’, 5 p. folio. 1894, April 3. 1 cover.
NB. Published in The Commonweal (London), 1894, new series, no. 25.

-: Clipping of ‘The First of May in Hyde Park’, published in Freedom , 1894, May , see inv. no. 2023.

1919: Manuscript (draft) beginning with ‘I read in the “Evening Standard” of July 3rd that, at the trial of F. Brall ...’, 12 p. quarto. 1894, July 4. 1 cover.

1920: Manuscript of ‘En Autriche’. Incomplete, p. 1 and 17 quarto. With draft, 10 p. octavo. 1895, April. 1 cover.

1921: Manuscript of An Anarchist Manifesto , beginning with ‘Fellow Workers, We come before you as Anarchist Communists ...’, 28 p. quarto. With some corrections by Kropotkin. 1895, April. 1 cover..
NB. Issued by the Anarchist Communist Alliance (London); published in 1895.

1922: Former version of An Anarchist Manifesto , 25 p. folio. 1895, Feb. 1 cover.

1923: Proofs of An Anarchist Manifesto . With corrections. 1895, May. 1 cover, large size A2.

1924: Manuscript beginning with ‘Whilst our conviction of the rightness of our anarchist opinions ...’, 16 p. quarto. 1895, May 19. 1 cover.

1925: Manuscript beginning with ‘A bomb was thrown ...’, 2 p. octavo. 1896, June(?) 1 cover.
NB. Published as a part of ‘International notes’ beginning with ‘The First of May demonstrations ...’ in Freedom , 1896, July, Suppl.; see also inv. no. 2023 for a clipping.

-: Manuscript of ‘Mass Meeting in Holborn Town Hall, July 28th, 1896', see inv. no. 3131.

1926: Clipping of ‘International Congress’, published in Labour Leader (London), International Congress Suppl., 1896, Aug. 1 cover, large size A3.
NB. Original illegible because of damage, with photocopy.

1927: Manuscript of ‘International notes’ beginning with ‘The International Congress has almost passed ...’, 6 p. folio. 1896, Nov. 4. 1 cover.
NB. Published in Freedom (London), 1896, Dec.

From 1897-1899

1928: Manuscript of ‘John Neve’ (obituary) in English, 6 p. folio. 1897. 1 cover.
NB. Published in Freedom (London), 1897, Feb.

1929-1931

Manuscripts of Revival of the Inquisition. Details of the tortures inflicted on Spanish political prisoners ( 1897 ). 3 covers.
NB. First published in Freedom (London), 1897, Feb.-April.

1929: Manuscript of ‘The Anarchists of Barcelona’, 2 p. folio [ Revival ... , p. 10-12]. 1897, Feb.

1930: Copies (made by Nettlau) of letters by J. Perry and others, Feb.-March 1897, concerning the tortures in Spain [ Revival ... , p. 20-22]. 1897, March.

1931: Manuscript of ‘The tortures inflicted on Anarchists in Spain’, 5 p. folio [ Revival ... , p. 15-18]. 1897, April.

-: Clipping of ‘International notes’ beginning with ‘There is little to tell this month ...’, published in Freedom (London), 1897, March , Suppl., see inv. no. 2023.

1932: Manuscript (draft) beginning with ‘In labour struggles at every junction, the solidarity ...’, 14 p. quarto. 1897, Sept. 18. 1 cover.

-: Clipping of ‘Anarchism and its enemies’, published in Freedom (London), 1897, Sept. , see inv. no. 2023.

-: Clipping of ‘International notes’ beginning with ‘While the Spanish judicial atrocities have become known ..’, published in Freedom (London), 1897 , Sept., see inv. no. 2023.

1933: Manuscript of ‘Continuation of Tcherkesoff’s Article on Hamon’s book’, p. 1-2. c. 1897. 1 cover.

-: Clipping of ‘International notes’ beginning with ‘The cause of political freedom ..’, published in Freedom (London), 1898, May , see inv. no. 2023.

-: Clipping of ‘The Trial of Italian Anarchists as Malefactors. An International Protest ...’, published in Freedom (London), 1898, May , see inv. no. 2023.

1934: Manuscript beginning with ‘So Bismarck and Gladstone are both dead and with them pass away two of the finest specimens of conscious upholders ...’, 2 p. folio. Incomplete(?) 1898(?), after July. 1 cover.

1935.: Printed copy of Responsibility and solidarity in the labour struggle; their present limits ... , with an announcement and bibliographical notes relating to Eduard Bernstein. 1899, Dec. 1 cover.
NB. Published in 1900 as Freedom pamphlets, 12.

From 1900-1904

1936: Draft beginning with ‘? Formelement des Sozialismus die Gewerkschaft (Berufsgruppe ...)’, incomplete, 4 p. folio. 1900s(?) 1 cover.

-: Clipping of ‘To the Editor of Freedom’ concerning the ‘Appeal to English Anarchist Communists’, beginning with ‘The letter from two Liverpool comrades ...’, published in Freedom (London), 1900, Sept.-Oct, see inv. no. 2023.

1937: Manuscript beginning with ‘It is obvious that no mechanical apparatus ... can produce anything ...’, 10 p. octavo. 1901, Dec. 6. 1 cover.

1938: Manuscript (of a reader’s letter?) beginning with ‘Mit Ausna[h]me einiger, meist älterer, Conducteure ...’. Incomplete(?), 1 p. folio. 1903, Aug. 4. 1 cover.

From 1905-1910

-: Clipping of ‘Anarchism in England Fifty Years Ago’, published in Freedom (London), 1905, Nov.-Dec., Suppl., see inv. no. 2023.

1939: Manuscript (draft) of ‘General Strike & Revolution ’, 6 p. quarto. 1905, Nov. 16. 1 cover.
NB. ‘all dies mehr mit Bezug auf Russl[an]d ausführen ...’

1940: Reprint of ‘Anarchism in England Fifty Years Ago’, published in Liberty. The Pioneer Organ of Anarchism (New York), 1906, no. 391, p. 44-51. With a printed notice by B.R. Tucker relating to Nettlau’s research on J. Warren, p. 14-15. 1 cover..

1941: Manuscript (copy?) concerning Anarchist theories, beginning with ‘1) Le propriété individuelle est-elle ...’, 16 p. quarto. 1907, March 30. 1 cover.

1942: Manuscript beginning with ‘Réponse. a) Des matières premières et des instruments de travail ...’, 8 p. quarto. 1907, April 8. 1 cover.

-: Print of ‘Are there new fields for anarchist activity?’ ( Mother Earth , New York, 1907 , p. 433-444), see inv. no. 727.
NB. See also inv. no. 1943.

1943: Manuscript of ‘Y a-t-il de nouveaux champs pour l'activité des anarchistes?’, 8 p. folio. With draft with corrections, 13 p. folio. 1908, Feb. 1 cover.
NB. Published in Les Temps Nouveaux (Paris); note by Nettlau: ‘résumé libre ... d’un article écrit par moi pour la revue Mother Earth ...’

From 1910-1919

1944: Proofs of ‘Elisée Reclus’ Briefwechsel’, a review of Reclus’ Correspondance Vol. I (Paris 1911) and preview of Vol. II-III (1913-1925), made available to Nettlau in manuscript form. 1912. 1 cover.
NB. Published in Grünberg, Archiv für die Geschichte des Sozialismus und der Arbeiterbewegung (Leipzig), 1913, p. 512-527.

1945: Draft of ‘The War in the Balkans’, 11 p. folio. 1912, Dec. 11-12. 1 cover.
NB. Note by Nettlau: ‘Article ... vielfach verändert aber nicht abgeschwächt (im Gegenteil!) ...’. Published in Freedom (London), 1913, Jan.; see also inv. no. 2023 for a clipping.

-: Clippings of ‘Anarchism: Communist or Individualist? - Both’ and the discussion, published in Freedom (London), 1914, March-May, July.
NB. With clippings of the French translation ‘Anarchisme: Communiste ou Individualiste? L’un et l’autre’, published in Les Réfractaires (Orléans), see inv. no. 2023.

1946: Proofs of ‘Marxanalekten’, two different versions with notes and a separate note in shorthand. 1917-1918. 1 cover.
NB. Published in Grünberg, Archiv für die Geschichte des Sozialismus und der Arbeiterbewegung (Leipzig), 1919, p. 389-401.

1947: Proofs of ‘Ein verschollener Nachklang der Internationale: The International Labour Union (London, 1877-78)’, two different versions with corrections. 1919, Oct. and Dec. 1 cover.
NB. Published in Grünberg, Archiv für die Geschichte des Sozialismus und der Arbeiterbewegung (Leipzig), 1921, p. 134-145; see also inv. no. 2994 for a copy of the minutes of Council of the International Labour Union.

1948: Clipping of ‘L’Agonie de l’Autriche’, a letter by Nettlau. 1919, Nov. 1 cover, large size A3.
NB. Published in L’Humanité (Paris), 1919, Dec. 6.

From 1920-1921

-: Manuscript of ‘Life in Vienna (Austria) 1914-1920', 1920, April , see inv. no. 69.

1949: Manuscript beginning with ‘In 1848 the Austrian absolutist system (Metternich) was, ...’, 15 p. octavo, unfinished. 1920s(?) 1 cover.

1950: Manuscript beginning with ‘Der Antimilitarismus erschien mir immer ...’, 2 p. folio, unfinished. 1920s(?) 1 cover.

1951: Manuscript of ‘Le socialisme, veut-il être vraiment international?’, 4 p. folio, incomplete(?) 1920s(?) 1 cover.

1952: Manuscript beginning with ‘Malatesta schrieb im Sommer 1920 ...’, 8 p. folio. 1921, May 15-16. 1 cover.

1953: Manuscript of ‘Aus einem Brief an Dr. Fritz Brupbacher’, 6 p. folio. With a draft in shorthand. 1921, July 24. 1 cover.

1954: Manuscript (draft) concerning Austria beginning with ‘Mon socialisme date de 1888 ...’, 4 p. folio. With an unfinished letter by Nettlau in French to N.N. 1921, Sept. 22. 1 cover.

1955: Draft of ‘Three years after - 1918-1921', 28 p. folio. With separate notes. 1921, Nov. 12-25. 1 cover, large size A3.

-: Clipping of ‘Leon Prouvost. The tragic death ...’, published in Freedom (London), 1921, Dec. , see inv. no. 2023.

1956: Draft beginning with ‘II. Experimental socialism and anarchism ...’, 20 p. folio. 1921, Dec. 24-25, with a note concerning part I-VIII, dd. Oct. 1922. 1 cover.
NB. On waste paper.

From 1922-1923

1957: Draft beginning with ‘I. Les quelques heurs d’émeute destructive ...’, 5 p. folio. 1922, Feb. 3. 1 cover.
NB. On waste paper; note by Nettlau: ‘10 p. fol. I. 1-4. II. 5-10. 7/2 22 M.G./H.F. [Marie Goldsmith / Henri Follin ?].

1958: Manuscript of ‘Sabotage’, 1 p. folio. With corrections, a shorthand version and a photocopy of the print. 1922, Aug. 17. 1 cover..
NB. Published in F.A.U.D. Taschen-Kalender 1923 .

1959: Manuscript (draft?) of ‘La tragédie autrichienne’, 22 p. folio. 1922, Oct. 24. 1 cover.
NB. Published as ‘La tragedia austriaca’ in La Protesta. Suplemento Semanal (Buenos Aires), 1922, no. 46-49.

1960: Manuscript beginning with ‘Qu’elle travaille bien ou mal, l’histoire moderne travaille vite ...’, with editorial corrections, 11 p. folio. With draft, 4 p. folio. 1923, April. 1 cover.
NB. Note by Nettlau: ‘12-13/5 23 recopié. 10 p. fol. envoyé le 14 mai 23 à J.M.’ - Draft on the back of pages of the final manuscript from Bakunin, Gesammelte Werke .

-: Clippings of ‘New Emphasis in Austria’; ‘”White Coal” Gives Austria a New Hope’; ‘Germany in August as Seen by a Traveler from Vienna’; ‘Vienna, at a Point Where Roads Meet. Existed Before Austria and Has Permanent Importance’, published in The Christian Science Monitor (Boston) 1923, Sept.13, 21; Oct. 2; Nov. 9 , see inv. no. 2025.

1961: Draft beginning with ‘When the capital of a large country is suddenly cut off ...’, 7 p. folio. 1923, June 2-6. 1 cover..
NB. Published as ‘Vienna, at a Point Where Roads Meet’ in The Christian Science Monitor (Boston), 1923, Nov. 9; draft on the back of pages of the final manuscript from Bakunin, Gesammelte Werke ; note by Nettlau: ‘Sehr viel verändert in der Reinschrift ...’.

-: Clipping of the review of ‘Peter Kropotkins: Ethik’, published in Der Syndikalist (Berlin), 1923, June 28 , Suppl. to no. 29, see inv. no. 2024.

1962: Proofs of ‘Eine neue Provokation der bolschewistischen Regierung in Vorbereitung’. With notes. 1923. 1 cover, large size A3.
NB. Published in Pressedienst der I.A.A , 1923, July 25 (special ed.).

1963: Manuscript of ‘Notes from Vienna’, part IV-VI, 6 p. folio. With drafts in particular relating to part I-VI, c. 25 p. folio. 1923. 1 cover.
NB. Parts of the manuscript published in The Christian Science Monitor (Boston), see inv. no. 2025; drafts on the back of pages of the final manuscript from Bakunin, Gesammelte Werke , including also a summary or copy made by Nettlau in French on Austrian statistical dates, 7 p. folio.

1964: Manuscript (draft) beginning with ‘Austr[ian] residents are poor trade since the era of war ...’, 7 p. quarto. 1923, Aug. 20. 1 cover.

1965: Clippings of ‘Fritz Brupbachers Werdegang’ with a letter by Nettlau to Brupbacher. 1923. 1 cover.

1966: Clipping in Yiddish of ‘Die erste Internationale von 1872-1873'. 1923. 1 cover, large size A2.
NB. Published in Freie Arbeiter Stimme (New York, Philadelphia), 1923, Oct. 19.

From 1924-1925

-: Clippings of ‘Austria’s Problem Still to Be Solved’; ‘Austrian Literature as a Key to the Understanding of a Nation’; ‘Big and Little Business in Vienna’; ‘Early Miniatures in Vienna Show’;‘The Labor Conference at Geneva’; ‘Austria Shows Budget Deficit, First for 1924’; ‘The Library. Will Ivan the Terrible’s Buried Treasure Be Found?’; ‘200 Students Attending Summer School at Geneva’; ‘New Tariff Likely to Diminish American Imports to Austria’, published in The Christian Science Monitor (Boston) 1924, Jan.(?); April 1; May 27; July 28 and 30 , see inv. no. 2025.

1967: Manuscript of ‘The Children’s House: the Vienna Montessori School’, 5 p. folio. With enclosures, notes and correspondence with Albert W. Blake ( The Christian Science Monitor , Boston). 1924, Jan.18. 1 cover.
NB. Not published; notes in shorthand written on the back of pages of the final manuscript from Bakunin, Gesammelte Werke .

1968: Manuscript series ‘L’Idée anarchiste: son passé, son avenir’, incomplete, chapter I and VI-XV, 78 p. folio. With short instructions for Diego Abad de Santillán and draft notes, partly in shorthand. 1924, Feb. 1-April 11. 1 cover.
NB. Chapter VII in two versions; chapter I-IX first published in L’Idée anarchiste. Provisoirement bi-mensuel (Paris), 1924, nos. 1, 4-13 (March-Nov.); in Spanish published as ‘La idea anarquista: su pasado, su porvenir’ in La Protesta. Suplemento Semanal (Buenos Aires), 1924, no. 121-125, 127-137 (May-Sept.).

1969.: Typescript of a summary in German of David Rjazanov’s Russian publications about the Moscow Marx-Engels Institute 1923 and 1924, 41 p. folio. With separate notes, partly in shorthand. 1924, Sept. 1 cover.
NB. Note by Nettlau: ‘für Frau Amélie Mauthner auf deren Wunsch ... zusammengefasst ... Beim Schreiben wurde nie an diese Vervielfältigung gedacht’.

1970: Manuscript of ‘The duty of radicals, particularly libertarians, towards Soviet Russia and towards their own cause’, 7 p. folio. 1924, Oct. 26. 1 cover.

-: Manuscript of ‘The attempted murder of Hugo Bettauer’, 5 p. folio. 1925, March 15 , see inv. no. 760.

-: Clipping of the review ‘Alexander Berkmanns Russisches Tagebuch ...’, published in Der Syndikalist (Berlin), 1925, June 6 , no. 23, see inv. no. 2024.

1971: Manuscript of ‘Fernand Pelloutiers Platz in der Entwicklung des Syndikalismus’, 24 p. folio. With a note by Nettlau for the editor and a letter by Augustin Souchy, Sept. 1929. 1925, Nov. 2. 1 cover.
NB. First published in Swedish translation in Syndikalismen (Stockholm), 1926, Jan.-Feb.; in German published in Die Internationale (Berlin), 1927, Nov.-1928, March.

-: Manuscript of ‘Une lettre inédite de Pierre Kropotkine’ [from 1902], 18 p. folio. 1925, Dec. 8 , see inv. no. 2709.

-: Clipping of ‘Zur Frage der Arbeitslosigkeit [Leserbrief]’, published in Der Syndikalist (Berlin), 1925, Dec. 19 , no. 51, see inv. no. 2024.

From 1926-1927

1972: Manuscript of ‘The History of Godwin’s Enquiry concerning the Principles of Political Justice (1793)’, 13 p. folio. 1926, March 20. 1 cover.

1973: Clipping of the review of The Life of William Godwin by Ford K. Brown, published as ‘A new life of William Godwin’ in Freedom (London), 1926, April-May. With notes and draft notes in quarto. 1926. 1 cover.

1974: Manuscript of the review ‘Elisée Reclus, Correspondance , t. III ... Elisée and Elie Reclus, in memoriam ...’ with first notes and the proofs. 1927, July 23; 1928, Feb. 1 cover.
NB. Published in Grünberg, Archiv für die Geschichte des Sozialismus und der Arbeiterbewegung (Leipzig), 1928, p. 420-426.

-: Manuscript of ‘Lettres inédites de Pierre Kropotkine à James Guillaume sur les terres communales (Révolution française), juin-juillet 1911', 24 p. folio. 1927, Sept. 24 , see inv. no. 2708.

1975: Manuscript of ‘Über die nächsten intellektuellen Aufgaben des Sozialismus’, 7 p. folio, incomplete. 1927. 1 cover.
NB. Published in Die Internationale (Berlin), 1929, Jan.-Feb.

1976: Manuscript beginning with ‘My recollections of Kropotkin carry me back...’, 2 p. folio, unfinished(?) After 1927. 1 cover..

From 1928-1929

1977: Clipping of ‘Nie wieder Diktatur. Over de mogelijkheid, de dictatuur binnen het raam ...’, published in i 10 (Amsterdam), p. 43-48. 1928, July 21. 1 cover, large size A3.

1978: Photocopy of a manuscript on James Guillaume beginning with ‘J. G. à Mulhouse, 15 ans en 1870, passait les dernières années ...’, 19 p. quarto. 1929, Jan. 12-19. 1 cover.
NB. Received in 1972 from the Centre International de Recherches sur l’Anarchisme (CIRA), Geneva.

1979: Manuscript of ‘La mission de l’Anarchie dans l’évolution de l’Humanité’, 4 p. folio. With a postscript letter to ‘camarade P.’ on Bakunin and Bulgaria. 1929, Feb. 12. 1 cover.

1980: Manuscript of ‘Anarchismus und Revolutionen’, 3 p. folio. With a postscript for a Dutch comrade. 1929, May 18. 1 cover.
NB. Manuscript send back by Wim Jong ( De Wapens neder , Den Haag) in 1935, May; for the accompanying letter see inv. no. 667.

1981: Manuscript of ‘Authorithy and Freedom in their ages-old and world-wide struggle’, 8 p. folio. 1929, Aug. 8. 1 cover.
NB. Published in Probuždenie / Probuzhdenie (Detroit)(?)

1982: Manuscript of ‘The Situation in Austria’, 3 p. folio, unfinished. 1929, Oct. 1. 1 cover.
NB. ‘abgebrochen, um nicht zu bitter zu werden (beabsichtigt für Freie Arbeiter Stimme , N.Y.)’.

1983: Manuscript of ‘Der Weltkrieg und die persönliche Freiheit’, 4 p. folio. 1929, Oct. 25. 1 cover.
NB. Published as ‘Oorlog en persoonlijke vrijheid’ in De Wapens neder (Den Haag), 1929, Dec.

From 1930

1984: Manuscript of ‘A discussion with an old comrade’, 16 p. octavo, incomplete(?) 1930s(?) 1 cover.

1985: Manuscript of ‘“Desde 1840 à 1850". Dans les autres langues en parlant ...’, 2 p. octavo. N.d. [c. 1930s]. 1 cover.

1986: Manuscript beginning with ‘Vraiment, les événemnets se précipitent ...’, 3 p. folio, incomplete. 1930. 1 cover.

1987: Proof beginning with ‘lismus und autoritärer Sozialismus ...’, incomplete. 1930, May. 1 cover, large size A3.

1988: Manuscript of ‘Ein Erinnerungsblatt für den alten Anarchisten Dr. Francesco Saverio Merlino (circa 1856-1930)’, 10 p. folio. 1930, July 18. 1 cover.
NB. Published in Die Internationale (Berlin), 1930, Oct.; on the back of p. 10 a letter by Nettlau to Albert Jensen ( Arbetaren , Stockholm).

1989: Proofs of ‘Ein Erinnerungsblatt für den alten Anarchisten Dr. Francesco Saverio Merlino ...’. With corrections. 1930. 1 cover, large size A2.

1990: Manuscript of ‘Russland und der Sozialismus’, 9 p. folio. 1930, Nov. 2. 1 cover.
NB. Published in Die Internationale (Berlin), 1930, Dec.

1991: Manuscript of ‘Erwachende Völker und erstarrte Programme’, 8 p. folio. 1930, Nov. 30. 1 cover.
NB. Published in Die Internationale (Berlin), 1931, Jan., note by Nettlau on a cover: ‘Mss gedruckt in der Berliner Internationale. Manchmal, aber relativ selten wurden mir Korrekturen geschickt, manchmal auch die Mss.’

From 1931

1992: Manuscript of ‘“Anarchismus” im “Wörterbuch der Volkswirtschaft” (1930)’, 6 p. folio. 1931, Jan. 3. 1 cover.
NB. Published in Die Internationale (Berlin), 1931, Feb.

1993: Manuscript of ‘Geistige und moralische Grundlagen und Bedingungen unserer Zukunftshoffnungen’, 8 p. folio. 1931, April (?). 1 cover.
NB. Published in Die Internationale (Berlin), 1931, April.

1994: Manuscript of ‘Kann es “Verbindungslinien zwischen revolutionärem Sozialismus und Anarchismus” geben?’, 8 p. folio. 1931, April 11. 1 cover.

1995: Manuscript (draft) beginning with ‘Camaradas de lengua catalana y castellana...’ 2 p. folio, partly translated by Federica Montseny. 1931, April 21. 1 cover.
NB. Note by Nettlau: ‘ceci écrit le 24.IV. pour El Luchador [Barcelona]’.

1996: Manuscript beginning with ‘One month after the Spanish Revolution of April 14 ...’, 4 p. folio, unfinished, crossed out by Nettlau. 1931, May. 1 cover.

1997: Manuscript of ‘Der Klassenkampf und die heutigen Menschheitsfragen’, 9 p. quarto. 1931, June 19. 1 cover.
NB. Published as ‘Klassenkämpfe und Menschheitsentwicklung’ in Die Internationale (Berlin), 1931, Aug.

1998: Manuscript of ‘Luigi Galleani (1861-1931)’ in German, 8 p. folio. 1931, Dec. 6. 1 cover.
NB. Published in Die Internationale (Berlin), 1932, Jan.

From 1932

1999: Manuscript of ‘Die erste Blütezeit der Anarchie: 1886-1894. Übersicht des Manuskripts meiner geschichtlichen Darstellung’, 9 p. folio. 1932, March 13. 1 cover.
NB. Published in Die Internationale (Berlin), 1932, April.

2000: Proofs of ‘Die erste Blütezeit der Anarchie: 1886-1894. Übersicht ...’. 1932, March 19. 1 cover, large size A2.

2001: Manuscript of ‘Unmittelbare Aufgaben einer freiheitlich-sozialistischen Bewegung. Die Vorschläge der argentinischen Gefangenen’, 8 p. folio. With a letter by Helmut Rüdiger ( Der Syndikalist , Berlin). 1932, March 28. 1 cover.

2002: Manuscript of ‘Spanish Impressions of May 1932', 4 p. folio. 1932, May 6. 1 cover.

2003: Manuscript of ‘On the divide: the outgoing authoritarian and the incipient libertarian age’, 11 p. folio. 1932, July 4. 1 cover.

2004: Manuscript of ‘L’oeuvre d’Errico Malatesta (1853-1932)’, 11 p. folio. With corrections by Paul Reclus and a postcard by him. 1932, Aug. 15. 1 cover.
NB. Published in Plus Loin (Paris), 1932, Oct.

-: Proofs of ‘Zum Amsterdamer Antikriegskongress (Rolland - Barbusse)’, published in Der Syndikalist (Berlin), 1932 , see inv. no. 1234. .

-: Manuscript of ‘Emma Goldman's Selbstbiographie ( Living my Life New York 1931)’, 1932, Feb. 21. With proofs, see inv. no. 2627. .
NB. Published in Die Internationale (Berlin), 1932.

From 1933

2005: Manuscript beginning with ‘Les efforts de la plus grande partie des générations humaines ...’, 4 p. folio, incomplete. c. 1933. 1 cover.

2006: Manuscript beginning with ‘Aux uns, et nous en sommes, il paraît essentiel ...’, 3 p. folio; unfinished, crossed out by Nettlau. c. 1933. 1 cover.
NB. Relating to an article by Luigi Bertoni in Risveglio (Geneva), 1932.

2007: Typescript of ‘Spanish Impressions of 1933', 3 p. quarto. 1933, May 6. 1 cover.
NB. Received from Solo Linder.

2008: Manuscript of ‘Die historische Entwicklung des freiheitlichen Sozialismus in Spanien’, 8 p. folio. 1933, June 8. 1 cover..

2009: Manuscript of ‘Materials for article on Anarchism for Jewish Cyclopaedia, prepared for the author and compiler’, 8 p. folio. 1933, Dec. 28. 1 cover.

From 1934-1936

2010: Manuscript of ‘Ein Blick auf die Gesamtentwicklung der freiheitlich-sozialistischen Ideen in Spanien und der sie vertretenden Organisationen’, 8 p. folio. 1934, Feb. 10. 1 cover.

2011: Manuscript of ‘Peter Kropotkin as seen by an Old Comrade’, 36 p. folio. 1934, March. 1 cover.

2012: Proofs of ‘La mort de Nestor Makhno’, 3 p. 1934, July(?) 1 cover.

2013: Proofs of ‘Generalstreik und Buergerkrieg in Spanien’, 3 p. 1934, Oct. 10. 1 cover.
NB. Published in Pressedienst der I.A.A. , 1934.

2014: Manuscript of ‘James Guillaume (1844-1916)’ in English, 24 p. folio. 1935, Dec. 9. 1 cover.
NB. Published in Freie Arbeiter Stimme (New York) (?)

-: Clipping of ‘L’Avenir de l’Espagne’, published in L’Espagne antifasciste (Barcelona, Paris), 1936, see inv. no. 638. .

2015: Manuscript beginning with ‘Meine Arbeitsmöglichkeiten bringen mit sich, dass ich dieses Kapitel zunächst ohne Quellenbenutzung, nach direkter Erinnerung niederschreibe ...’. Unfinished, 1 p. quarto. 1936, Sept. 23. 1 cover.
NB. Planned as a chapter of a historical work about Barcelona in July-August 1936; see also inv. nos. 3151-3152 for Nettlau’s notes.

Undated (unfinished or incomplete)

2016: Manuscript beginning with ‘So weit zurück als wir geschichtliche Entwicklungen überblicken können ...’, p. 1-3 folio, unfinished. N.d. 1 cover.

2017: Manuscript beginning with ‘Ever since some 150 years ago ...’, p. 1-2 folio, unfinished. N.d. 1 cover.

2018: Manuscript beginning with ‘Parmi les enseignements que comportement les commotions multiformes ...’, p. 1-3 folio, unfinished. N.d. 1 cover.

2019: Manuscript beginning with ‘Tous nous vivons dans ces trois mondes, ...’, 1 p. folio, unfinished. N.d. 1 cover.

2020: Manuscript (by Nettlau?) beginning with ‘der vorrevolutionären Zeit angehört.” Was die Prügelstrafe anbetrifft ...’, incomplete, p. 32c-32i quarto. N.d. 1 cover.

2021: Fragments of manuscripts in French, p. 175 and p. 318. N.d. 1 cover.

2022: Manuscript of a table of contents: ‘1. Outlines of a history of the I.W.M.A. ... 12. Religion and Socialism’, 1 p. octavo. N.d. 1 cover.

Clippings

2023: Clippings of several articles published in Freedom (London). 1891, 1893-1894, 1896-1898, 1900, 1905, 1913-1914, 1921. 1 cover, large size A3.

2024: Clippings of several articles published in Der Syndikalist (Berlin). 1923, 1925. 1 cover, large size A3..

2025: Clippings of several articles published in The Christian Science Monitor (Boston). 1923-1924. 1 cover, large size A2.

Notes for articles

2026: Sets of notes probably for the article about the German social democracy published in 1891 in Freiheit (New York), c. 25 p. Partly crossed out. 1891, Aug. 1 folder.
NB. Refers to numbered notes; partly on the back of pages from Nettlau’s university period.

2027: Sets of notes made by Nettlau from newspapers, statistics and other sources for his articles about the economic situation of Austria after World War I. c. 1919-1923 and n.d. 1 cover, large size A3.

2028: File of draft notes for articles written in 1923-1924, 1926-1929 and 1937. With a list of periodicals published in South America, 5 p. folio, 1920s (?) and some outlines. 1 folder.
NB. Mainly on the back of pages of discarded manuscripts.

Editorial work

2029: Correspondence with Joseph Ishill relating to the publication of Peter Kropotkin. The Rebel, Thinker and Humanitarian (Berkeley Heights 1923) to which Nettlau contributed. With manuscripts of a poem by Rose Florence Freeman and a prospectus for the French version and proofs of woodcuts. 1921-1923 and n.d. 1 folder.

2030-2031

File relating to the preparation of Joseph Ishill (ed.), Elisée and Elie Reclus. In Memoriam (Berkeley Heights 1927) to which Nettlau contributed. 1923-1928. 2 folders.

2030: Letters by Joseph Ishill to Nettlau. 1923-1928.

2031: Manucripts and typescripts by various authors in German, French, English and Italian. With a copy by Jacques Gross of a letter by Elisée Reclus to Journal de Geneve 1880. 1924, 1926-1927.
NB. On the typescripts additional corrections by Paul Reclus.

2032: Leaflet of the publishing house Argonauta (Buenos Aires, Berlin) announcing the projected publication in 1925 of the ‘Historical Annals of the International Anarchist Movement’ (not realised) of which Nettlau was to be one of the editors. [1924]. 1 cover.

2033: Manuscripts of short comments on Bakunin by Emma Goldman, Alexander Berkman, Luigi Bertoni, W.C. Owen, Alexander Shapiro, M. Isidine (Marie Goldsmith) and Jean Grave. With accompanying letters to Nettlau. 1926. 1 cover.
NB. Published in Unser Bakunin. Zur Erinnerung an den 50. Todestag ... , a special of Der Syndikalist (Berlin 1926), which Nettlau compiled and edited.

Notes made by Nettlau

Notes relating to manuscripts and publications by Nettlau

2034: Separate notes by Nettlau relating to manuscripts, he planned or sent off. 1920s, 1926, 1930-1936. 1 cover.
NB. Partly written on the back of pages of discarded manuscripts.

2035: Several sets of notes (lists) relating to articles, books and translations by Nettlau covering the period 1897-1937. Incomplete, c. 350 p. mainly octavo. 1898-1930s. 1 cover.
NB. See also inv. no. 2541 for a list of publications by Nettlau before 1919.

Notes in octavo

NB. Concerns copies or excerpts of serials, letters and (rare) publications; see also inv. nos. 1728-1770 for notes on Bakunin.

2036-2039

Notes numbered A1-312 and a1-226 relating to the Austro-Hungarian Empire, c. 600 p. octavo. Many notes in shorthand. With pages of a different size inserted later. 1887-1892 and later. 4 folders.

2036: Notes A1-67, including several pages of additions to A1, 3, 5, 17, 23, 55, 61, 65 and 67.

2037: Notes A69-148, including several pages of additions to A69, 79, 81, 83, 85, 93, 115, 119, 127 and 148.

2038: Notes A149-312, including several pages of additions to A153, 159, 183, 197, 199, 229, 231, 233, 269, 293, 301 and 303.

2039.: Notes a1-82, 101-226, including several pages of additions to a1, 15, 21, 35, 37, 51 and 101.

2040-2041

Notes numbered B1-146 and b1-226 relating to Belgium, Luxemburg and the Netherlands, c. 400 p. octavo. Partly in shorthand. With pages of a different size inserted later. 1887-1892 and later. 2 covers.

2040: Notes B1-146, including several pages of additions to B115, 131, 133, 137, 139 and 145.

2041: Notes b1-112, 115-226, including several pages of additions to b210 and 213.

2042-2044

Notes numbered C1-130 and c1-778 relating to Great Britain, c. 950 p. octavo. Partly in shorthand. With pages of a different size inserted later. 1887-1892 and later. 3 folders.

2042: Notes C1-130, including several pages of additions to C1, 5, 9, 13, 41, 45, 100, 106 and 129.

2043: Notes c1- 412, including several pages of additions to c4, 56 and 187.

2044: Notes c413-432, 435-658, 669-778, including several pages of additions to c575, 605, 607, 617, 619, 691, 707, 709 and 769.
NB. ‘Reeves’ catalogue of books and pamphlets ...’, p. 753-768, with note by Nettlau ‘das nicht unterstrichene nicht in der Bibliogr. oder schon früher. 31/8 91’.

2045-2049

Notes numbered D1-224 and d1-584 relating to Germany, c. 900 p. octavo. Partly in shorthand. With pages of a different size inserted later. 1887-1892 and later. 5 folders.

2045: Notes D1-42, including several pages of additions to D1, 3, 29, 33, 37 and 41.

2046: Notes D43-129, including several pages of additions to D55, 69, 73, 77, 85, 105, 111 and 115.

2047: Notes D131-224, including several pages of additions to D211, 215 and 217. With a list of serials in D217-224.

2048: Notes d1-194, including several pages of additions to d41, 45, 47, 104, 105, 107, 133, 144, 170, 171, 177, 179 and 181.

2049: Notes d195-584, including several pages of additions to d195, 204, 265, 309, 395, 397, 405, 407, 411, 419, 427, 429, 449, 520, 525, 535 and 30 p. not numbered.

2050: Notes numbered E1-138 relating to ‘Facts’, c. 150 p. octavo, including several pages of additions to E7, 11, 15, 23, 55, 91, 115 and 121. Partly in shorthand. With pages of a different size inserted later. 1887-1892 and later. 1 folder.

2051-2056

Notes numbered F1-228 and f1-1326 relating to France, c. 1800 p. octavo. Partly in shorthand. With pages of a different size inserted later. 1887-1892 and later. 6 folders.

2051: Notes F1-228, including several pages of additions to F3, 5, 7, 9, 33, 71, 75, 135, 137, 155, 167, 177, 191 and 219.

2052: Notes f1-162, including many pages of additions to f19, 21, 39, 40, 42, 47, 69, 71, 88, 102, 115, 129, 133, 143 and 159.

2053: Notes f163-450, including many pages of additions to f180, 239, 241, 287 and 337.

2054: Notes f451-810, including many pages of additions to f451, 453, 481, 513, 643 and 737.

2055: Notes f811-1102, 1113-1184, including many pages of additions to f870, 881, 965, 997 and 1159.

2056: Notes f1185-1326, including several pages of additions to f1236, 1239, 1241, 1245, 1249 and 1319.

2057-2058

Notes numbered G1-210 and g1-314 relating to ‘Internat. Movement’, c. 570 p. octavo. Partly in shorthand. With pages of a different size inserted later. 1887-1892 and later. 2 folders.

2057: Notes G 1-210, including several pages of additions to G1, 51 and 209.
NB. Additions to G209 also numbered G213-243.

2058: Notes g1-314, including several pages of additions to g40, 42, 50, 53, 67, 81, 85, 101, 179, 252 and 269.

2059-2060

Notes numbered H1-106 and h1-424 relating to ‘Italy’, c. 550 p. octavo. Partly in shorthand. With pages of a different size inserted later. 1887-1892 and later. 2 folders.

2059: Notes H1-106, including several pages of additions to H33, 51, 73, 95 and 106.

2060: Notes h1-424, including several pages of additions to h11, 21, 173, 363, 398 and 399.

2061-2067

Notes numbered I1-156 and i1-1010 relating to Russia, Poland, Serbia, Rumania, c. 1300 p. octavo. Partly in shorthand. With pages of a different size inserted later. 1887-1892 and later. 7 folders.

2061: Notes I1-86, including several pages of additions to I1, 13, 15, 19, 21, 25, 29, 35, 41, 43, 49, 51, 55, 57, 71 and 79.

2062: Notes I87-116, including several pages of additions to I87, 89, 109, 111 and 115.

2063: Notes I117-156, including several pages of additions to I125, 133, 137, 139, 141, 143, 153 and 155.

2064: Notes i1-300, including many pages of additions to i1, 3, 23, 33, 35, 233, 273 and 297. Mostly in shorthand.
NB. For notes on Bakunin see also the additions to i16, inv. nos. 1728-1734.

2065: Notes i301-428, 445-654, including several pages of additions to i301, 307, 389, 397 and 568.

2066: Notes i655-756, 759-830, including many pages of additions to i677, 679, 707, 717, 719, 745, 749, 751, 753, 769, 771 and 829.
NB. Missing i769-3/6.

2067: Notes i831-1010, including many pages of additions to i948, 969, 981, 1000 and 1001.
NB. Missing i1001+ 1/4.

2068-2069

Notes numbered K1-68 and xK1-48 relating to ‘Scandinav[ian] Countries’, c. 140 p. octavo. Partly in shorthand. With pages of a different size inserted later. 1887-1892 and later. 2 covers.

2068: Notes K1-68, including several pages of additions to K3, 7, 27, 33, 35 and 39.
NB. K53-55 appear twice.

2069: Notes xK1-38 and K39-48, including several pages of additions to K47.

2070-2071

Notes numbered L1-78 and l1-162 relating to ‘Spain etc.’, c. 270 p. octavo. Partly in shorthand. With pages of a different size inserted later. 1887-1892 and later. 2 folders.

2070: Notes L1-78, including several pages of additions to L23, 29, 31, 33, 35, 37, 39, 53 and 77.
NB. Additions in folio to L77 also numbered L81-88.

2071: Notes l1-162, including several pages of additions to l141.

2072-2074

Notes numbered M1-108 and m1-138 relating to ‘Switzerland’, c. 280 p. octavo. Partly in shorthand. With pages of a different size inserted later. 1887-1892 and later. 3 folders.

2072: Notes M1-98, including several pages of additions to M3, 11, 15, 51, 87, 89 and 93.

2073: Notes M99-108, including several pages of additions to M99, 101, 103 and 104.

2074: Notes m1-138, including several pages of additions to m103.

2075-2077

Notes numbered N1-162 and n1-238 relating to ‘[North] America’, c. 450 p. octavo. Partly in shorthand. With pages of a different size inserted later. 1887-1892 and later. 3 folders.

2075: Notes N1-98, including several pages of additions to N11, 39, 49 and 55.

2076: Notes N99-162, including several pages of additions to N113, 115, 129, 151, 159 and 162.
NB. Includes a survey of serials in additions to N162.

2077: Notes n1-238, including several pages of additions to n33, 39, 95, 97, 110-111, 169, 176-177, 187 and 199.

2078-2079

Notes relating to the above series, not numbered and not indexed by Nettlau, c. 950 p. octavo. Partly in shorthand. 1887-1892 and later. 2 folders.

2078: Series A, B, C, D, F, G, H, I. Unsorted, c. 730 p.

2079: Series K, L, N and Utopian ideas and movements. Unsorted, c. 180 p.

2080-2083: Unsorted notes in octavo mostly made in the 1930s, not numbered and not indexed by Nettlau, c. 4000 p. octavo. Partly in shorthand. 1920s-1930s. 4 folders.
NB. On various types of paper in octavo, the back partly used for other, later notes.

Notes in folio

NB. Concerns copies or excerpts of manuscripts, letters and (rare) publications as well as shorthand notes and some transcripts of conversations; for notes on Bakunin see also inv. nos. 1735-1746.

2084: Several series of notes made in the 1890s, not numbered and not indexed by Nettlau, c. 100 p. folio. Partly in shorthand. 1890s; 1893, Dec.; 1896, Oct.-Nov. 1 folder.

Notes in quarto

NB. Concerns copies or excerpts of manuscripts, letters and (rare) publications as well as shorthand notes and some transcripts of conversations; largely organised by subjects; see also inv. nos. 1747-1770 for notes on Bakunin.

2085-2088

Notes in quarto, not numbered and not indexed by Nettlau, c. 400 p., including pages of additions in a different size. Partly in shorthand. c. 1897-1910s and later. 3 folders and 1 cover.
NB. Used partly for ‘L’Idée anarchiste: son passé, son avenir’ in L’Idée anarchiste (1924), March-Nov., and subsequently for ‘Geschichte der Anarchie’, Vol. 1: Der Vorfrühling der Anarchie (1925), as well as for ‘Nachträge’ for Michael Bakunin. Eine Biographie (1903-1904). See also inv. no. 3607.

2085-2086.: Notes, c. 320 p.
NB. See also inv. nos. 1805-1807, 2087, 2123, 2617 and 2620-2621.

2087: Notes and copies of publications by Sylvain Maréchal, P.-J. Proudhon and Joseph Déjacque. Unsorted, c. 70 p.

2088: Notes in shorthand relating to the early libertarian movement in Belgium, France and elsewhere, possibly based on conversations in Oct. 1903 with Pierre Vésinier, Varlaam Čerkezov and others, 9 p. (cover)

2089: Excerpts (draft?) of Revolté (Geneva; Paris 1879-1894) , Temps nouveaux (Paris 1895-1907), Freedom (London 1886-1909), and Le Réveil (Geneva 1903-1907). Mostly in shorthand. 1920s. 1 cover.
NB. ‘Alte Exc.’; on waste paper.

2090-2091: Notes numbered 1-150 and 1-158 mainly on Utopian ideas and movements, c. 275 p. quarto. Partly in shorthand. c. 1924-1937. 2 covers.
NB. Several pages are blank or missing; inv. no. 2091 also includes bibliographical notes for publication projects and on p. 109-110 a copy in shorthand of a letter by Nettlau to Helmut Rüdiger, dated 25 April 1930, relating to Die Debatte , nos. 1-3.

2092: Notes numbered 1"-54", 63"-112", 116"-120" and without page number. Partly in shorthand. With draft notes. 1925-1927. 1 folder..

2093: Notes numbered P1-312 made in 1926 in Berlin (SPD Parteiarchiv) relating to the First International and Bakunin in Italy, c. 320 p. quarto. Partly in shorthand. 1926, Aug.-Sept. 1 folder.
NB. Including several pages of additions to P311 inserted in 1927.

2094: Notes made in 1927 in Berlin (SPD Parteiarchiv) relating to the First International and Bakunin in Spain, p. 1-290, 293-374 quarto. Partly in shorthand. 1927, Aug.-Sept. 1 folder.
NB. Notes numbered R1ff. made in 1927 and 1928 on journey, see also inv. nos. 1872-1873.

2095-2096

Notes made in 1928 in Barcelona relating to the First International and Bakunin in Italy and Spain, 720 p. quarto. Partly in shorthand. 1928. 2 folders.

2095: Pages 1-382.

2096: Pages 383-720.

2097-2098

Notes numbered x-1-494 made in 1929 in Barcelona relating to the First International and Bakunin in Italy and Spain, 508 p. quarto. Partly in shorthand. 1929. 2 folders.

2097: Pages 1-14 and x-1-254.

2098: Pages x-255-494.

2099: Notes numbered Z1-174 made in 1929 in Zürich for ‘Geschichte der Anarchie’ Vol. 3ff. Mostly in shorthand. 1st half of 1929. 1 folder.
NB. Also with notes relating to the First International and Bakunin.

2100: Notes numbered G1-204 made in 1929 in Berlin in particular for the First International and for ‘Geschichte der Anarchie’ Vol. 3ff. Mostly in shorthand. 2nd half of 1929. 1 folder.
NB. Some pages on the back of the final manuscript of Bakunin, Gesammelte Werke ; includes several pages of additions also of a different size.

2101: Notes numbered Δ1-378 made in 1930 in ‘Genf-Paris-Zürich’ for ‘Geschichte der Anarchie’ Vol. 4ff. For a large part in shorthand. 1930. 1 folder.
NB. Also with notes relating to the First International and Bakunin; on page Δ202 a list of persons Nettlau met in Paris in May and June 1930.

2102: Notes made in 1931 in Barcelona and in Domme (Paul Reclus) in particular for the First International in Spain and in 1933/34 in Vienna for ‘Geschichte der Anarchie’ Vol. 5ff., p. 1-179, 182-242, with several pages of additions to p. 129, 142, 183, 185, 217, 218 and 225. Partly in shorthand. 1931 and later. 1 folder.
NB. Includes many chronological lists and historical dates; on the back of p. 175 copy of a letter to Heinrich Bergmann (Wattenscheid) 1932; many pages on verso of abandoned or discarded manuscripts and letters; several pages of a different size.

2103-2105

Notes numbered Y1-586 made in 1932 in Barcelona, in Ascona and in Zurich (Ernst Frick) for ‘Geschichte der Anarchie’ Vol. 5ff. For a large part in shorthand. 1932, April-Dec. 3 folders.
NB. Includes notes relating to the First International and Bakunin. Several pages of a different size.

2103: Notes Y1-212, including several pages of additions to Y150.

2104: Notes Y213-430, including several pages of additions to Y213.

2105: Notes Y431-586, including several pages of additions to Y502, 508, 534 and 584 and several not numbered pages.

2106: Notes made in 1933 in particular in Barcelona for the First International in Spain and for ‘Geschichte der Anarchie’ Vol. 6ff., p. 1-46, 51-148, 151-364, including several pages of additions to p. 44, 148 and 215. For a large part in shorthand. 1933. 1 folder.
NB. Most pages in octavo, several pages on the back of unfinished or discarded manuscripts and letters.

2107-2108

Notes made in 1934 in Barcelona for ‘Geschichte der Anarchie’ Vol. 6ff., p. 1-450. For a large part in shorthand. 1934, April-Aug. 2 folders.
NB. Many pages of a different size.

2107: Pages 1-252, including several pages of additions to p. 251.

2108: Pages 253-450.

2109-2110

Notes made in 1935 in particular in Barcelona for ‘Geschichte der Anarchie’ Vol. 6ff., c. 530 p. quarto. For a large part in shorthand. 1935. 2 folders.
NB. Several pages of a different size.

2109: Pages 1-218, including many pages of additions to p. 58, 145, 154, 202 and 218 .

2110: Pages 219-374, including many pages of additions to p. 226, 252, 364, 368 and 370.

2111: Notes made in 1936 in particular in Barcelona for probably ‘Geschichte der Anarchie’ Vol. 6ff., c. 260 p., including many pages of additions to p. 53, 204, 208, 210 and 212. For a large part in shorthand. 1936. 1 folder.
NB. Many pages of a different size.

2112: Notes made in 1937 probably in Ascona, c. 145 p. Partly in shorthand. 1937. 1 folder.
NB. Some sets of notes are numbered but not indexed by Nettlau. Several pages of a different size.

2113: Notes made in 1938 and 1939 relating to Malatesta, Kropotkin and others, c. 100 p. Partly in shorthand. 1938-1939. 1 folder..
NB. Some sets of notes are numbered but not indexed by Nettlau.

Copies and excerpts of other texts made by Nettlau

2114.: Excerpt of Friedrich Engels, Der Ursprung der Familie ... (Stuttgart 1886), 8 p. folio. 1887, July 13-15. 1 cover.

2115.: Excerpt of Ferdinand Lassalle, Die Philosophie Fichte’s und die Bedeutung des deutschen Volkgeistes , 4 p. folio. c. 1890. 1 cover.

2116: Copy in shorthand of ‘Kritische Randglossen zu dem Artikel: “Der König von Preussen und die Socialreform Von einem Preussen”’ by Karl Marx ( Vorwärts , Paris, 1844), 20 p. quarto. c. 1890s. 1 cover.

2117: Copy of letters by Friedrich Engels to the editor of Commonwealth relating to Poland (published in The Commonwealth , London, 1866, March and May, no. 159-160, 165), 9 p. folio. 1890s. 1 cover.

2118: Copy of ‘Manifesto elettorale’ beginning with ‘L’Associazione Libertà e Giustizia riunitasi il dè 27 febbraio 1867 ...’, 7 p. folio. 1890s. 1 cover.

2119: Copy of ‘Programma revoljucionnych dejstvij’ (1870?), 4 p. folio. 1890s. 1 cover.
NB. Published by Nettlau probably in Anarchičeskij Vestnik (Berlin), 1923 or 1924.

2120: Excerpt in shorthand of Zur Geschichte der Arbeiter-Bewegung Österreichs. 1867-1892 (Graz 1893) by August Krčal, 94 p. octavo. c. 1894. 1 cover.

2121: Copy of the ‘Address to the industrious classes of Britain and Ireland’ by William Thompson ( The Co-operative Magazine and Monthly Herald , London, Vol. 1, 1826), 10 p. quarto. c. 1900s. 1 cover.
NB. Includes bibliographical notes on Thompson covering the period 1826-1830.

2122: Copy of ‘Révolution’ by Carlo Cafiero ( La Révolution sociale , Saint-Cloud, 1881, Feb. 20), 3 p. folio. c. 1900s. 1 cover.

2123: Copies and excerpts of articles by P.-J. Proudhon published in Le Peuple (Paris) 1849, 8 p. folio. 1911, Oct. 16-17. 1 cover.
NB. See also inv. nos. 2085-2086.

2124: Excerpts in shorthand of History of civilisation in England (1865) by Henry Thomas Buckle, c. 20 p. octavo in notebook also with addresses and other notes. 1926, Dec.-1927. 1 cover.
NB. Probably used for the article ‘Los origines de la Civilización Europea. (Una ojeada sobre la obra de H. Th. Buckle)’ published in La Revista Blanca (Barcelona), 1927, May.

Work indices and lists of contents

2125-2128

Lists of contents of notes in octavo (inv. nos. 2036-2077) and to early notes on Bakunin, 323 p. octavo. c. 1887-1890(?) 4 covers..
NB. Lists sewn together; entries are numbered and roughly sewn in chronological order.

2125: 850 entries, 58 p.

2126: 1454 entries, 161 p.

2127: 2095 entries, 96 p.
NB. Many entries relating to Bakunin and the First International.

2128: 127 entries, 8 p.

2129: Work indices arranged systematically, probably referring to early notes on Bakunin, 64 p. and 132 p. octavo. 1891, May and 1892(?) 1 cover.
NB. Indices sewn together by Nettlau.

2130-2141

Outlines of work indices referring to notes in octavo (inv. nos. 2036-2077), 35 sheets and 4 p. folio. c. 1890 and later. 12 covers.

2130: Outlines referring to the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the period 1844-1889, 5 sheets.
NB. Page [17] concerns Hungary in the period 1848-1887.

2131: Outlines referring to Belgium, Luxemburg, Netherlands in the period 1830-1889, 3 sheets.
NB. Page [3] concerns Sweden in the period 1840-1891.

2132: Outlines referring to France in the period 1789-1889, 6 sheets.

2133: Outlines referring to Germany in the period c. 1830-1887, 4 sheets.

2134: Outlines referring to Italy in the period 1848-1888, 3 sheets.
NB. Page [3] concerns Portugal in the period c. 1851-1889.

2135: Outlines referring to Russia, Poland and (South) East Europe in the period c. 1817-1888, 4 sheets.
NB. Page [13] concerns French persons.

2136: Outlines referring to Scandinavia in the period 1840s-1890, 1 sheet.
NB. Page [1] and [4] concerns Japan, China, Australia and Latin America in the period 1870s-1880s.

2137: Outlines referring to Spain in the period 1840s-1890, 2 sheets.

2138: Outlines referring to Switzerland and the First International in the period 1855-1883, 2 sheets.
NB. Including also the congresses of the International.

2139: Outlines referring to the United States of America in the period 1806-1889, 2 sheets.

2140: Outlines referring to Utopian ideas and movements and Darwinism in the period c. 1816-1888, 2 sheets.
NB. Page [8] concerns Johann Most in the period 1871-1882 and the Freiheit (New York).

2141: Outlines referring to various subjects, 1 sheet and 4 p. folio.

2142-2165

Work indices (partly drafts) referring to notes in octavo (inv. nos. 2036-2077). Unsorted, c. 1525 p. octavo. c. 1891 and later. 3 folders and 21 covers.
NB. Many indices on the back of pages from Nettlau’s university period.

2142: Indices relating to the Austro-Hungarian Empire and its people (in particular inv. nos. 2036-2039), c. 50 p.

2143: Indices relating to Belgium, Luxemburg, Netherlands (in particular inv. nos. 2040-2041), c. 50 p.

2144: Indices relating to France, French revolution, revolution of 1848, the Commune, misc. socialist and alternative movements (in particular inv. nos. 2051-2056), c. 375 p. (folder)

2145: Indices relating to Germany (in particular inv. nos. 2045-2049), c. 250 p. (folder)

2146: Indices relating to Great Britain (England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales), Australia, South Africa, New Zealand (in particular inv. nos. 2042-2044), c. 125 p.

2147: Indices relating to social movements (inv. nos. 2057-2058) and Secret societies, c. 35 p.

2148-2149: Indices relating to Italy, Italian revolutionary movements, the International and anarchists up to April 1890 (in particular inv. nos. 2059-2060).
2148. Arranged systematically, c. 120 p.
2149. Numbered drafts, c. 80 p. Partly crossed out.

2150: Indices relating to Russia, Poland and (South) East Europe (in particular inv. nos. 2061-2067), c. 200 p. (folder)

2151: List of contents and work index relating to Scandinavia (Denmark, Sweden, Norway) (in particular inv. nos. 2068-2069), c. 40 p.

2152: Indices relating to Spain and the International, Portugal and Latin America (in particular inv. nos. 2070-2071), c. 40 p.

2153: Indices relating to Switzerland and the International (in particular inv. nos. 2072-2074), c. 40 p.

2154: Indices relating to United States of America (English, German, French etc. language groups) (in particular inv. nos. 2075-2077), c. 70 p.

2155: Indices relating to the women’s question, c. 25 p.

2156: Indices relating to various movements and literature in Asian, Caucasian etc. languages, c. 10 p.

2157: Indices relating to Utopian ideas and movements, c. 120 p.

2158: Indices relating to free thinkers, secularism, c. 10 p.

2159: Indices relating to land reform, single tax, Henry George, Gronlund and other progressive movements, c. 30 p.

2160: Indices relating to the Co-operative movement, c. 20 p.

2161: Indices relating to (Neo-)Malthusianism, Darwinism, c. 5 p.

2162: Indices relating to (religious) Christian socialists, c. 10 p.

2163: Indices relating to the theory of value, c. 10 p.

2164: Indices relating to dynasties, c. 10 p.

2165: Indices relating to bibliographical literature and references; general literature on socialism and anarchism; songs; leaflets and photographs, c. 30 p.

2166: Work indices referring to a small part of notes in quarto (inv. nos. 1872-1873, 2092-2113). Unsorted, c. 500 p. octavo. 1920s-1930s. 1 folder..

2167: Work indices and notes for articles and books, crossed out by Nettlau. Unsorted. 1920s-1930s. 1 folder.

Reviews

2168: Clippings of reviews of publications by Nettlau and of articles referring to his publications. With some copies of periodicals and notes. 1894, 1897, 1900, 1906-1907, 1913, 1919, 1921, 1925-1928, c. 1932, 1955. 1 cover, large size A2.

Library requests

2169-2175

Library request forms for publications of the British Museum, London. With rules and notes. 1884-1913 and n.d. 4 boxes and 3 folders.

2169: 1884-1888.

2170: 1888.

2171: 1889.

2172: 1889-1891. (box)

2173: 1892-1894. (box)

2174: 1895-1904. (box)

2175: 1905-1913 and n.d. (box)

2176: Library request forms for newspapers of the British Museum, London. With notes. 1889-1890, 1892, 1894. 1 cover.

2177: Library request forms relating to research by Vladimir Bourtzeff for Nettlau in the British Museum, London. c. 1889-1894. 1 cover.

2178: Library request forms for publications of the University Library of Vienna. 1887. 1 cover.

2179: Library request forms for publications of the Public Library of Geneva. [c. 1891, 1894?]. 1 cover.

2180: Library request forms for publications of the Königliche Bibliothek and the KUB, Berlin. 1894, 1896. 1 cover.

Collecting activities

Acquisition

2181-2459

Letters received from antiquarians, booksellers, collectors and publishers. 1884-1938 and n.d. 265 covers and 1 folder.

2181: L’Action (Paris) ( Steens ). 1896.

2182: L’Agitazione (Ancona). 1897-1898.

2183: Allgemeine Zeitung (Salzburg). 1893.

2184: Alvarez, Ernesto(?) . 1895.

2185: Amerikanskye Izvestia (New York). 1924.

2186: L’Anarchie (Paris) (Le Rétif). 1911.

2187: Appeal to Reason (Girard, Kansas) . 1909.

2188: Arbeiter-Buchhandlung, Vienna. 1926.

2189: Ateneo Libertario, Comité de Agitación Contra Represión, Barcelona. 1933.

2190: Auer (?), Antiquar, Vienna. 1885.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

2191: Azzaretti, Antonine (Marsala). 1892.

2192: Baschet, Ludovic (Librairie d’Art, Paris). 1894.

2193: Bastien, Georges (Amiens). 1905.

2194: Bibliothèque Publique, Geneva . 1906-1907 and n.d.

2195: Birotta, Paolo (Gentilino). 1898.
NB. Postcard partly illegible.

2196: Björck & Börjesson, Antikvariat, Stockholm. 1912.

2197: Blouse, La (Firenze) ( Lorenzo Cenzi ). 1908.
NB. Postcard partly illegible because of damage.

2198: Blumen-Arbeiter, Der (Berlin). 1911.

2199: Bo (?) , Libraires, Tours. 1908.

2200: Boer, L. de, Boekhandel, Amsterdam. 1907-1910 and n.d.

2201: Bolton Socialist, The ( W.A. Seaton ). 1904.

2202: Bonafulla (?). 1904.

2203: Boswell, C.H. ( The Labor Argus , Charleston, West Virginia). 1913.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

2204: Bradshaw, A. (Co-operative Union Ltd., London). 1905.

2205: Brandwood, John (?). 1895.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

2206: Breslauer, Martin (Buchhändler und Antiquar, Berlin). 1911.

2207: Brotherhood Publishing Co., London . With on bill 1897 a letter by Nettlau. 1897-1898.
NB. Letters from 1898 partly illegible because of damage.

2208: Bujoz, M.Gh. ( Viitorul Social , Iaşi). 1908 and n.d.

2209: Bulffi, Luis ( Salud y Fuerza , Barcelona). 1907-1908.

2210: Bulletin Official du Parti Socialiste Polonais (London). 1897.
NB. Also with an order by Nettlau for Polish pamphlets, 1897.

2211: Calvary & Co., S. , Antiquariat, Berlin. With a letter by Nettlau, not send. 1903.

2212: Cambridge University Press, The ( C.F. Clay ). 1890s.
NB. Letter partly damaged.

2213: Carlebach, Ernst , Buchhandlung, Heidelberg. 1907.

2214: Castilla, Peter (London). With a postscript by A. Davies 1901. 1900.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

2215: Cecconi, Ettore , Libreria, Paris. 1927.

2216: Chambard, Le (Paris) ( Gérault Richard ). 1894.
NB. One letter partly illegible because of damage.

2217: Champion, H.H. (Aberdeen). 1892.

2218: Church Reformer (London). 1895.

2219: Cieslar, Paul , Buchhandlung, Graz. 1910.

2220: Cingr (?) (Brno). 1892.
NB. Postcard partly illegible because of damage.

2221: Ciriolo, J. (Ancona). 1896.
NB. Postcard partly illegible because of damage.

2222: Clarke, J.G. (London). 1910.

2223: Coenobium (Lugano). 1907.

2224: Contre le Courant (Paris). 1928.

2225: Controcorrente, La (Bologna). 1912.

2226: Co-operation ( The Co-operative League, New York ). 1926.

2227: Co-operative Union, The, Manchester ( A. Whitehead ). 1905.
NB. One letter partly damaged.

2228: Corsario, El (La Coruña). 1890s.

2229: Cruse's Buchhandlung, Fr., Hannover. 1884.

2230: Cultura Proletaria , Grupo (New York). 1928-1929, 1931 and n.d.

2231: Danielewicz, Sigismund (San Francisco). 1890.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.
Darnaud, Emile (Foix) see inv. no. 334.

2232: Dial, The (Chicago). 1898.

2233: Dietz Nachf., J. H.W., Stuttgart. 1903.

2234: Dorbon, Lucien, Librairie, Paris. 1904.
NB. Postcard partly illegible because of damage.

2235: Downing, William (Birmingham). 1884.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.
Drukarnia i Księgarnia (London) see inv. no. 680.

2236: Dubord (?), A. ( Terre et Liberté , Saint-Cyr les Colons). 1905.
NB. Postcard partly illegible because of damage.

2237: Éclaireur de la Vienne, L’ (Chatelleraut). 1891.

2238: Edelman, T. (Amsterdam). 1903.

2239: Egoism (Oakland, California) ( Georgia Replogh ). 1897.

2240: Endehors, L’ (Paris) ( G. Brandal ). 1892.

2241: Equitist, The (New York). 1897.

2242: Erskine, Stuart ( The Whirlwind , London). 1890.

2243: Europe (F. Rieder & Cie., Paris). 1929(?)

2244.: Fédération des Unions Ouvrières de la Suisse Romande ( J. Devrincent? ). 1909.
NB. On back of letter by Nettlau.

2245: Firelli, Francesco (Giulianello). 1897.

2246: Fock, Gustav , Buchhandlung, Leipzig. 1910, 1921-1926. (folder)

2247: Fortuijn, J.A. , Algemene boekhandel, Amsterdam. 1895.

2248: Franke's Verlag, Leipzig. 1921.

2249: Frankfurter Zeitung . 1906.

2250: Fratelli Treves, Editori, Milan. 1894.

2251: Free Society (Philadelphia). 1921.
Freie Arbeiter, Der (Berlin) see inv. no. 438.

2252: Freie Arbeiter Stimme (New York). 1910.

2253: Freie Siedelungs-Gesellschaft Mainz ( I. Schmidt ). 1910.

2254: Frensdorff, Ernst , Buch- u. Kunstantiquariat, Berlin. 1909.

2255: Friedmann, Aron Tobias . 1938.
NB. Note by Nettlau concerning Friedmann’s collection on Yiddish and German anarchistic books and manuscripts.

2256: Fueyo, Bautista (Imprenta y Librería, Buenos Aires). 1906.

2257: Furet, La (Paris) ( A. Collart ). 1910.

2258: Fureteur, Le (Bruxelles). 1908.

2259: Fuss, Henri ( L’Utopie , Bruxelles). 1905.

2260: Garden City Association, London ( George J.H. Northcroft ). 1904, 1908.

2261: Geddes, C.Y (?) (Edinburgh). 1905.

2262: Geiger, G. , Buchhandlung und Antiquariat, Stuttgart. 1903.

2263: Génération consciente (Paris) ( J.A. Croize? ). 1908.

2264: Gerbaud, A. ( En Marge , Bruxelles). 1913-1914.

2265: Gil Blas (Paris). 1898.

2266: Goldenberg, Lazar ( R.F.P. Fund, London ). 1900, 1905.

2267: Gomez, Aquilino (Baracaldo). 1912.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

2268: Gonçalves Vianna, J. Martins (Porto). 1890s.
NB. Visiting card.

2269: Gudmundsson, P.G. (Reykjavik). 1908.
Guerdjicoff (Philippopoli, Bulgaria) see inv. no. 545.

2270: Händel, Carl (Art Cabinet Maker, London). 1900-1904, 1906-1910 and n.d.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage.
Hamon, Augustin see inv. no. 582.

2271: Harrassowitz, Otto (Leipzig). 1903.

2272: Henderson, Francis Riddel , Publisher & Bookseller (London). 1901-1902 and n.d.
NB. Postcards partly illegible because of damage.

2273: Henze, Carl (London). 1888.
Hervé, C. (Brest) see inv. no. 620.

2274: Hess, J. , Antiquariat, Ellwangen. 1884.

2275: Hijos del mundo, Los (Havana) ( Victoriano Diaz ). 1892.

2276: Hoepli, Ulrico (Editore - Libraio, Milan). 1903, 1909.

2277: Homme Libre, L’ (Brussels). 1892.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

2278: Hübel, Ernst ( Arbeiter-Presse , Reichenberg). 1896.

2279: Humanitarian League, The (London) ( K. Whitaker ). 1909.

2280: Humboldt Library, The (New York) . 1897.

2281: Humboldt Publishing Company ( Twentieth Century , New York). With a letter by Nettlau. 1921.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

2282: Industrial Syndicalist, The (London) ( Guy Bowman ). 1912.

2283: Ingham, T. ( Pionier , Leicester). 1895.

2284: Internationaler Psychoanalytischer Verlag, Vienna. 1930, 1932.

2285: Irish Daily Independent, The (Dublin). 1899.

2286: Janvion, Emile (Paris). 1905.

2287: Journal, Le (Paris). 1894.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

2288: Kahan, S. (London). 1896.

2289: Kavanagh, Mat (Liverpool). 1903.

2290: Kelchevny(?), J. (London). 1892.

2291: Kirchhoff & Wigand (Leipzig). 1893.

2292: Koopmann, Gustav (Berlin). 1892-1893.

2293: Kova (Philadelphia). 1905.
NB. One letter partly illegible because of damage.

2294.: Kowalski ( Predświt ?, Geneva). 1890.
NB. Postcard partly illegible because of damage.

2295: Kucera, Josef (New York). 1914.

2296: Kysow, H. (Cabinet Maker, London). 1902-1903.
NB. One letter partly illegible because of damage.

2297: Labour Department. Board of Trade, London ( H. Llewellyn Smith ). 1893.

2298: Labour Gazette, The (London). 1895.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

2299: Labour Leader, The (London). 1898.
NB. Letter incomplete.

2300: Labour Leader, The (Manchester). 1911.

2301: Labour Leader Ltd., The, Glasgow . 1902.

2302: Land and People (Birmingham). 1895.
NB. Postcard partly illegible because of damage.

2303: Land Values (Glasgow). 1903.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

2304: La Salle, Gabriel de ( L’Art Social , Paris). 1892.

2305: Laurie, Thomas (London). 1906.

2306: Leatham, James ( Workers’ Herald , Aberdeen; The Worker , Huddersfield). 1893, n.d., 1910.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage.

2307: Lecadieu, Hélène (Paris). 1901.

2308: Lecoeur, L. (St. Cyd les Colons). 1905.

2309: Ledoux, Jules (Liège). 1902-1903.

2310: Legavre, Léon ( La Terre , Mons). 1905.

2311: Lens (?), Vahio (Rio [de Janeiro?]). 1935.
NB. Letter to ‘Camarada’ Soler on the archives of Joas Goncalves da Silva.

2312: LeRoy, Achille (Librairie Socialiste Internationale, Paris). 1888, 1890.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

2313: Lever Brothers Ltd., Port Sunlight, Cheshire. 1907.

2314: Libertaire, Le (Paris). 1923, 1930.

2315: Libertario, Il (La Spezia) ( Fabio Massimo ). 1904(?)

2316: Licht en Waarheid (Amsterdam). 1894.
NB. An order by Nettlau not send.

2317: Liebisch, Bernhard , Bücher, Leipzig. 1894, 1903.

2318: Ligue de la Paix, Bern ( G. Bodet ). 1902.

2319: Lindsay, L.C. (London). 1902.

2320: Lizdeika, J. (London). 1902-1903.
NB. Note by Nettlau ‘lithanian soc[ial] dem[ocrat]’.

2321: Lorentz, Alfred, Sortiment, Leipzig. 1884, 1913.

2322: Lübcke & Nöhring, Sortiment u. Antiquariat, Lübeck. 1903.

2323: Lüneburg’s Sortiment u. Antiquariat, Dr. H., Munich. 1907.
NB. Postcard partly illegible because of damage.

2324: Lupton, E. (Working Womens Union, London). 1896.

2325: Luta, A (Porto Alegre, Brazil). 1908.

2326: Lutz, G. (Milwaukee, Wisconsin). 1890s.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

2327: Luz y Vida (San Juan, Puerto Rico) ( Guillermo Delgado López ). 1909.

2328: MacLaren & Son, Alexander (Glasgow). 1913.

2329: MacQueen, William (Leeds). 1901.

2330: Manchester Guardian, The . 1919-1920.

2331: Mandl, B. ( Die freie Generation , Berlin). With a postcard by Nettlau, c. 1938. 1907, 1938.

2332: Manganara, Jean M. 1899.

2333: Mann, L. (Liverpool). 1902.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

2334: Marchetti, Alessio ( L’Operaio , Padua). 1892.

2335: Marquez, H. ( A Sementeira , Lisbon). 1909.

2336: Mauthner, Theodor (?). N.d.
NB. Copy of a letter by Nettlau.

2337: Mechveret. Organe de la Jeune Turquie (Paris). 1904.

2338: Mehler, Heinrich (Mannheim). 1907.

2339: Mehr, Adolf B. (Lemberg). 1893.

2340: Meier-Merhart, J. , Buchhandlung, Zurich. 1895.

2341: Mella, Ricardo . 1910.
NB. Letter to Morato relating to a request for copies of a periodical.

2342: Meuel, Karl (London). 1905.

2343: Młot (Lwow). 1892.

2344: Móller (Möller), J. ( Proletaren , Copenhagen). 1896.

2345: Monde nouveau, Le (Paris) ( Alphonse Argence ). 1895.

2346: Mouzil(?), J. ( Burevestnik , Paris). 1909.

2347: Müller, David (Magdeburg). N.d.

2348: Murdoch & Co., Agents of Brotherhood Publishing Co., London. 1896.
NB. Letter partly illegible because of damage.

2349: Murrays Booksellers, Leicester. 1911.

2350: Museum Book Store, The, London. 1908.

2351: Muşoiu, Panait ( Revista ideei , Bucharest). With notes by Nettlau. 1895-1897, 1902, 1906, 1919-1920, 1929 and n.d.

2352: Naboulet, L. Roch (Paraná; La Tarde , Posadas, Argentine). 1909, 1914.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

2353: Narodna Recs (Budapest) . 1904.

2354: Nastoupil, Josef (London). 1896-1897.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage. On a letter from 1896 also a letter by Pepa .

2355: Nathanson, Abraham (London). 1902-1903.

2356: Nation, The (New York) ( Martha Strumpf ). 1923-1926.

2357: National Labour Press, Ltd., The, Manchester. 1912.

2358: Népszava Buchhandlung, Budapest. 1903, 1909.
NB. Postcard from 1909 partly illegible because of damage.

2359: Neue Freie Presse (Vienna). 1922.

2360: Neues Wiener Tagblatt . 1897.
NB. Postcard partly illegible because of damage.

2361: Neumann, Stanislav Kostka ( Nový Kult , Prague). c. 1904.

2362: New International Review, The (Oxford) ( Fred Cutcliffe ). 1907.

2363: Norsa, Augusto ( Grido della Folla , Milano). 1906.

2364: Norske Arbeiderparti, Det , Kristiania ( Nilssen e.a.). With clippings of book announcements. 1905, 1912.

2365: Ny Tid (Göteborg). 1893.

2366: O'Brien, William (Dublin). 1905.

2367: Off, Louise A. ( The New Californian , Los Angeles). 1894.

2368: Okecki, A. de ( L’Autonomie , Paris). 1890.
NB. Postcards partly illegible because of damage.

2369: Omladina (Bruch) ( Karel Vohryzek ). With a letter by Bedrich Kalina(?) 1905.

2370: Open Forum, The (American Civil Liberties Union, Los Angeles). 1925.

2371: Pace, La (Genova). 1906.

2372: Paillette, Paul (Paris). 1893.

2373: Paisly Observer . 1907.
NB. Postcard partly illegible because of damage.

2374: Paraf-Javal, Georges (Groupe d’Études Scientifiques, Paris). 1911.

2375: Patarino, V. , Libreria antica e moderna, Naples. 1904.
NB. Postcard partly illegible because of damage.

2376: Paulso, Ragnvald , Bog- & Papirhandel, Bergen. 1898.

2377: Pepa (London). With notes in shorthand by Nettlau. 1895-1896.
NB. See also inv. no. 2354.

2378.: Peterhead Sentinel and Buchan Journal ( George Paterson ). 1902.

2379: Potter, S. Carlyle . 1906.

2380: Prager, R.L. , Buchhandlung u. Antiquariat, Berlin. 1895, 1903-1904, 1906, 1926, 1930-1931.

2381: Préandeau, M. de (Paris). With a note by Nettlau. 1911.

2382: Productor, El (Barcelona). 1892-1893 and n.d.
Propaganda anarquista (Lisbon) see inv. no. 1041.

2383: Quaritch, Bernard (London). 1884.

2384: Question Sociale, La (Geneva). 1892-1893.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

2385: Raabe’s Nachf., Eugen Heinrich , Antiquariat u. Buchhandlung, Königsberg i.Pr.. 1892, 1900.

2386: Rebelde, El (Buenos Aires). 1902.

2387: Reich, Frieda , Antiquariat, Vienna. 1929, 1931.

2388: Reticky, Vaclav (New York). c. 1900.
NB. Postcard partly illegible because of damage.

2389: Revolta, A (Lisbon). 1893.
Révolte, La (Paris) see inv. no. 504.

2390: Revolutionary Industrialist, Brighton ( S.H. Muston ). 1909.

2391: Revue Socialiste (Paris). 1898.
NB. Postcard partly illegible because of damage.

2392: J. Rickersche Universitäts Buchhandlung, Giessen ( Ernst Legler ). 1910.

2393: Rieffel, R. , Libraire, Paris. 1910.

2394: Riemann (?) (Coburg). 1884.
NB. Postcard partly illegible because of damage.

2395: Ritti, Paul , Librairie, Paris. 1909.

2396: Röstel, Paul (Home, Washington). 1908-1909.

2397: Rosenthal, Ludwig , Librairie ancienne, Munich. 1909.

2398: Rossi, D.G. (Rome). 1885.

2399: Salud y Fuerza (Barcelona). N.d.

2400: Schaaf, Otto (Halle). 1912.
NB. Postcard to La Bataille Syndicaliste (Paris) relating to leaflets sent off; partly illegible.

2401: Schiller, Carl ( Freigeist , Reichenberg). 1895.

2402: Schleicher Frères (Paris). 1901-1902.
NB. Partly to John Turner ( Freedom ).

2403: Schreiber, P. (London). 1899, 1907, 1910s.

2404: Secolo, Il (Milano). 1894.
NB. Postcard partly illegible.

2405: Seeley & Co., London. 1903.

2406: Singer, Paul, Verlagsanstalt & Buchdruckerei, Stuttgart. 1907.

2407: Sivasty, Léo ( L’Aube nouvelle , Alais, Gard). 1900.

2408: Skorpionen (Copenhagen) (Jul. ... Sanuicken ). 1906.
Sociaal Anarchistische Actie in Nederland (SAA), Amsterdam see inv. no. 1603.

2409: Social Science Society, Glasgow ( William Duff ). 1904.

2410: Socialist Publishing Society, Chicago ( Arbeiter-Zeitung ).
NB. Written on a letter by Nettlau, partly illegible because of damage.

2411: Socialistische Boekhandel / Librairie centrale Socialiste, Gand; [from 1907:] Samenwerkende Volksdrukkerij / Société Coopérative). 1903-1904, 1907, 1912.

2412: Società Editrice ‘L’Internazionale’, Parma. 1912.

2413: Société nouvelle, La (Bruxelles) ( Emile Chapelier ). 1911.

2414: Society of Friends of Russian Freedom, London ( J. Fred. Green ). 1913.

2415: Sotheran & Co., H., Booksellers, London. 1884.
South African Free Press Committee (London) see inv. no. 1046.

2416: Sozialdemokrat (Berlin). 1895.

2417: Stern’s Zeitungsverlag, Vienna. 1896.
Sterringa, J. (Amsterdam) see inv. no. 1152.

2418: Stewart & Co., W., Publishers, London. 1911.
Štrams (New York) see inv. no. 1160.

2419: Surco, El (Iquique, Chile). With a note by Nettlau for Pierre Ramus. 1924.

2420: Swaab, A.S. (Amsterdam). 1905.
NB. Postcard partly illegible because of damage; concerns Waarheidsbazuin .

2421: Szczodry, Franz (London). 1903.
NB. Postcards partly illegible because of damage.

2422: Takahashi,T. (Chicago). 1909.
Társadalmi Forradalom (Budapest) see inv. no. 854.

2423: Theodoroff, D.D. ( Rabotničeska Misal , Sofia). 1914.

2424: Thonar, Georges ( L’Insurge , Herstal). 1905.

2425: Tierra y Libertad (Barcelona; Madrid). 1906, 1912-1913.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

2426: Trautmann, William E. ( Industrial Workers of the World, Chicago ). 1908.

2427: Treveden (?), M. and V. Fack ( Volja , New York). 1909.

2428: Trinkler, Casp. ( Schweiz. Textil-Arbeiter , Ausserwihl). 1890.

2429: Trowitzsch & Sohn, Berlin. 1895.

2430: Trud (S. Peterburg) ( V. Minc? ). 1908.

2431: Trübner, Karl J. , Buchhandlung u. Antiquariat, Strassburg. 1885.

2432: Truelove, F.J. , Bookseller, London. 1903.

2433: Twentieth Century Co., The, New York. 1897.

2434: Union des Syndicats de la Province de Liège ( L. Wolter ). 1913.

2435: Veltman, C.M. (Sociaal Anarchistische Actie in Nederland SAA, Amsterdam). 1914.

2436: Verband schweiz. Konsumvereine, Basel. 1908.

2437: Verbo Nuevo (Brussels) ( Ernest Tanrez ). 1928.

2438: Verheyden, Prosper (Malines). 1897.

2439: Verinder, Frederick ( English League for the Taxation of Land Values, London ). 1895, 1904.

2440: Vita moderna (Milano). 1894.

2441: Voix du Peuple, La (Paris). 1910.

2442: Volkening, Eduard , Verlag u. Antiquariat, Leipzig. 1910.

2443: Volkstribüne (Vienna). 1894.

2444: Volný Duch (Prague). 1896.

2445: Vorwärts (Berlin). 1891, 1898.

2446: Voudrĭć (?), E.B. (Prague). 1893.

2447: Voynich, W. (London). 1893.

2448: Voz Libertaria, La (Paris). 1929.

2449: Walker, Edwin C. (Publisher and Bookseller, New York). 1908 and n.d.
NB. Letters partly illegible because of damage.

2450: Wer...(?) (Innsbruck). 1912.

2451: West, G. (Labour Press, Manchester). 1894.
NB. Postcard partly illegible because of damage.

2452: Wiener Volksbuchhandlung Ignaz Brand . With letters by Nettlau to Brand 1893 and to Bruno Wokurek 1912. 1895, 1899, 1911-1912.

2453: Wille, Bruno ( Neue freie Volksbühne , Berlin). 1894.

2454: Williams, H.B. (Manchester). 1912.

2455: Wilshire Book Company, New York. 1908.

2456: Wink, P.M. (Boekhandelaar - Uitgever, Amersfoort). With notes by Nettlau, partly separate. 1902-1904.
NB. Some letters partly illegible because of damage.

2457: Zaivo (?), A. (Montevideo). 1891.
Zeit, Die (Vienna) see inv. no. 1265.
Zisly, Henry G. see inv. no. 1276.

2458: Zukunft, Die (Vienna). 1895.

2459: Booksellers (unknown or illegible). 1893, 1896, 1903, 1909 and n.d.
NB. Partly illegible because of damage.

2460: Letters relating to acquisition returned to Nettlau undelivered. 1891-1897, 1890s. 1 cover.

2461-2462

Lists and separate notes relating to the collecting of periodicals, including titles from c. 1828. 1886-1937 and n.d. 2 folders.

2461: 1886-1896.

2462: 1900, 1902, 1906-1909, 1913-1914, 1920, 1922-1923, 1934-1937 and n.d.
NB. See also inv. no. 3596.

2463: Notebooks relating to periodicals received in exchange for Freedom (London). With some separate notes. 1895, 1898, 1903-1907, 1909-1911 and n.d. 1 folder.
NB. Booklet 1895 and note n.d. not in Nettlau’s handwriting; see also inv. no. 3597.

2464: Notebooklet and series of notes of primarily pamphlets and various materials including titles from 1828. c. 1890, 1894. 1 cover.

2465: Notebook(lets), lists and series of notes of titles of books, pamphlets, periodicals, articles and various materials. c. 1896-1897, 1909-1910, 1913, 1921-1924, 1937. 1 folder.
NB. See also inv. nos. 3598-3599.

2466-2469

Various separate notes, primarily bibliographical, probably relating to the collecting of publications. With an occasional list and some clippings. c. 1885-1939 and n.d. 4 folders.
NB. See also inv. nos. 3600-3601.

2466: c. 1885-1894.

2467: c. 1895-1898.

2468: c. 1899-1911.

2469: c. 1912-1917, 1919, 1921, 1923, 1926, 1928-1931, 1933, 1938-1939 and n.d.

2470: Bills for publications. 1900, 1926. 2 pieces.
NB. See also inv. no. 3602.

2471-2475

Address sleeves, address labels, sometimes made out of parts of leaflets and some envelopes primarily of periodicals and documents (and some books) received by post. c. 1887-1945 and n.d. 5 folders.

2471: c. 1887-1895.

2472: c. 1896-1904.

2473: c. 1905-1914, 1918-1922

2474: c. 1923-1939.

2475: 1945 and n.d.
NB. Envelope 1945 received at the IISH after Nettlau’s death.

2476: Text and clippings of appeals for old numbers of periodicals and other publications, published in Freedom (London) and in Acción Libertaria (Buenos Aires?). 1890s, 1906. 1 cover..

2477: Notes relating to libraries, in particular on special collections of social and political literature. Incomplete. [1890s], 1907, [1919?], 1925 and n.d. 1 folder.
NB. Notes 1890s not in Nettlau’s handwriting.

2478: Clippings relating to libraries and special collections. c. 1904-1913, 1924. 1 cover, large size A2.

2479: Notes on books and periodicals, bought for Max and Siegfried Nacht. 1921-1922, 1924-1926, 1928-1931. 1 folder.

2480: Documents concerning subscriptions of periodicals for Fabius Nacht. 1924-1933. 1 folder.

Storage and collection management

2481: Bills and counterfoil for shipments from London, Emmerich, Göteborg and Holland and forms from the customs office in Vienna announcing the arrival of cases of papers and books. 1884, 1890, 1893, 1897-1898, 1906-[1907?], 1920, 1927, 1936. 1 folder.

2482: Bills for storage and shipment of Brasch & Rothenstein, Caro & Jellinek and other companies in Vienna. With a few other documents. 1889-1894, 1907, 1914, 1918, 1921, 1926, 1929, 1932-1933, 1935-1936. 1 folder.

2483: Note in shorthand listing items shipped from London(?). N.d. 1 piece.
NB. Found with documents from 1897.

2484: Documents concerning storage and insurance of his documents at William Whiteley’s warehousing facilities. 1898-1904, 1906, 1921-1922, 1925-1928, 1932-1933. 1 folder.

2485: Lists of the contents of 189 cases at Whiteley’s in London. With separate notes on their management. 1898-1914 and n.d. 1 folder.

2486: Fire insurance policies for goods stored at William Whiteley. 1898, 1901. 1 cover, large size A3.

2487: Documents relating to his Chancery Lane safe deposit box. 1902-1903, 1911-1914, 1921-1928, 1932-1933. 1 cover.

2488: Fire insurance policy for the part of his collection stored at the Münchener Lagerhaus. 1903. 1 cover, large size A3.

2489: Documents relating to storage of part of his collection at Bedel & Cie, storage facilities in Paris. 1903-1914, 1916, 1920-1923, 1925-1932. 1 folder.

2490: Various notes relating to his cases in storage. c. 1889-1935 and n.d. 1 cover.
NB. See also inv. no. 3603.

2491: Letters received from the Finanzministerium in Vienna and copy of a letter to the censorship office in Feldkirch relating to permission to pay for storage in England and France. 1915-1919. 1 cover..

2492: Letter of the Safesperreamt Wien. 1919. 1 piece.

2493: Survey of the location of different parts of his collection drawn up in case of his death, p. 1-64. With some notes. 1919. 1 cover.
NB. Page numbering error: p. 41 is followed by p. 45.

2494: Letters relating to his attempt to retrieve several packages of his collection from the library of Victor Dave who died in Paris. With a note. 1922-1923, 1925. 1 cover.

2495: List of additions to his packages in Geneva covering 1909-1927. c. 1927. 1 cover.

2496: Letters received from the Münchener Lagerhaus- und Transport-Gesellschaft relating to storage and transport of his cases. 1925, 1932, 1936-1938, 1940. 1 cover.

2497: Text of the ‘decrete’ by which the French government confiscated German goods in France. With a description of his collection by Nettlau and an appeal for help. 1927. 1 cover.

2498-2508

Correspondence relating to his efforts to annul the confiscation of his documents in Paris. 1927. 11 covers.

2498: Bedel & Cie (Paris).

2499: Baldwin, Roger.

2500: Cornelissen-Rupertus, Lilly.

2501: Gross, Jacques.

2502: Keell, Thomas H.

2503: Mayer, Gustav.

2504: Office des Biens et Intérêts Privés, Bureau Allemand (Paris).

2505: Pernet, G.

2506: Pierrot, Marc.

2507: Reclus, Paul.

2508: Reichsausgleichsamt Berlin.

2509: Notes relating to packages stored at home. N.d. 2 pieces.

2510: Postcard relating to the transport of his collections to Amsterdam. 1938. 1 piece.
NB. See also inv. no. 3604.

2511: List made by Paul Reclus of the contents of a case of documents relating to Elisée Reclus, sent to the IISH in Amsterdam from Domme. With a note by Nettlau. 1939. 1 cover.

2512: Old wrappings with captions and comments by Nettlau, which have become separated from the documents referred to. 1879-1938 and n.d. 1 cover.
NB. See also inv. nos. 3600-3601.

Catalogues

2513: Catalogue (?) of non-German titles of books, periodicals, articles and pamphlets covering mainly 1878-1890 with earlier titles from 1792, c. 50 p. octavo. c. 1890. 1 cover.
NB. Marked ‘K’ (kopiert/copied) by Nettlau.

2514-2523

Catalogue in octavo, unpaged, c. 2145 p. 1890s-1909. 9 folders.
NB. The classification codes used by Nettlau are A: anarchism; B: socialism; C: political movements; a: non or hardly authoritarian reform movements; bc: authoritarian reform movements; DE: indifferent materials and poster collection.

2514: Section A, B, C, c. 300 pages. c. 1893 (?)-1902, April.
NB. Continued in the separate A, B and C sections below.

2515: Section A, c. 214 pages. c. 1890s-1909.
NB. Includes some titles coded a.

2516: Section A - serials, c. 170 pages. c. 1895-1904.

2517: Section B, bc, c. 307 pages. c. 1893-1907.

2518: Section B, bc, c. 274 pages. c. 1890s-1909.

2519: Section bc, c. 108 pages. c. 1890s-1905.

2520: Section B - serials, c. 150 pages. c. 1890s-1906.

2521: Section bc, C, c. 262 pages. c. 1890s-1909.

2522: Section bc, C, DE, c. 262 pages. c. 1900s-1909.

2523: Section bc, C, DE - serials and books, c. 132 pages. c. 1900s-1900.

2524: Catalogues (or lists) of periodicals covering c. 1869-1896, c. 242 p. octavo. c. 1887-1896. 1 folder.

2525: Catalogue ‘der älteren Abteilung’, sections a, b, c of titles until c. 1871, p. 1-194 quarto. 1901-1905. 1 volume.
NB. In 1905 replaced (because its scope proved too narrow) by the new quarto catalogue below in which the octavo catalogue is incorporated except for the section D.

2526-2533

Catalogue in quarto, c. 2370 pages. c. 1904-1928. 9 volumes.

2526: Section A, p. 1-254.

2527: Section B: I. ‘Le socialisme d’avant 1871', p. 1-256. With table of contents, p. I-II.

2528: Section B, Vol. I, organized geographically, p. 1-320. With table of contents, p. I-II.

2529: Section b, Vol. II, organized geographically, p. 1-196. With table of contents, p. I-II.

2530: Section a, p. 1-470. With table of contents, p. I-II.

2531: Section bc, p. 1-511. With a subject index, p. I-VII.

2532: Section C, p. 1-316. With table of contents, p. I. (2 volumes).
NB. Organized geographically and including ‘Austriaca and Viennensia’, p. 267-309.

2533: Section D and E, p. 8-156. With list of symbols used throughout the catalogue and note on the contents, p. 8-10.
NB. Includes the Jules Perrier poster collection.

2534: Catalogue of primarily articles of cultural historical interest, p. 1-296 octavo. With a note on the contents. 1904-c. 1933. 1 folder.

2535: Catalogues (or lists) of periodicals covering c. 1730-1913, 1927-1934, c. 65 p. quarto. 1913, c. 1934. 1 folder.

2536: Catalogue (or list) of books, periodicals and articles covering c. 1928-1936 and some earlier titles, p. 1-47 quarto. c. 1936. 1 cover.

2537: Draft of tables of contents of the sections of the catalogue, p. 1-10 quarto. 1921. 1 cover, large size A3.

2538: Surveys of the contents of the categories in the quarto catalogue made in 1906 and 1923. With calculations of the size of his collection, n.d. 1906, 1923 and n.d. 1 cover.

2539: Notes relating to parts of his collections not (yet) entered in the catalogue and relating to additions. 1919, 1936. 1 cover.

Collection descriptions

NB. See also inv. nos. 2497 and 2549.

2540: Notebook ‘Übersicht meiner Sammlung’ (survey of my collection), p. 1-50. 1911. 1 cover.

2541: Notebook containing a detailed description of his archive and documents collection and a survey of his own publications and manuscripts, p. 1-73. 1919. 1 cover.

2542: Description of his collection in English, p. 1-4. 1920. 1 cover.

2543: Description of his collection and categories in his catalogues in French, p. 1-4. 1921-1922. 1 cover.

2544: Declaration relating to the character and contents of his collections stored in his room in Vienna for the Austrian police. 1934. 1 cover.

Deposition of his collection

2545: Letter by Th. Banville (?) about the idea to set up a separate foundation for his collection (?). With letters of introduction to E. Vandervelde and John Macdonnell. 1913. 1 cover.

2546: Correspondence with the Bibliothèque Publique et Universitaire in Geneva relating to the possibility of depositing his collection there. 1922. 1 cover.

2547: Correspondence with the Gesellschaft für Sozialforschung in Frankfurt am Main relating to the possibility of depositing his collection at their library. 1923-1924. 1 folder.

2548: Correspondence relating to the negotiations on the sale of his collections to the Nederlandsch Economisch-Historisch Archief (NEHA) in Amsterdam. 1928-1929. 1 folder.

2549: Declaration ‘Situation présente de ma collection (Juin 1932)’ , p. 1-12 relating to its contents, whereabouts and which institution to leave it to. 1932. 1 cover.

Collected documents and subject files

Persons

John A. Andrews

2552: Letter by Andrews to Nettlau. With a leaflet and a copy of the first issue of Anarchy (Smithfield, NSW, Australia) November 1891. With empty envelopes of printed matter sent later 1892-1893. 1891-1893. 1 cover.

2553: Letter by Andrews to Slovak (pseudonym of Alfred Sanftleben) translated into French by Sanftleben. 1896. 1 cover.
NB. Received in 1960.

2554: Manuscript by Andrews of the article ‘Un manuel de l’ Anarchisme’ which he translated himself. 1896. 1 cover.

2555: Clipping of ‘The Triumph of Freedom’, article by Andrews published in The Democrat (Townsville). 1897. 1 cover, large size A2.

Michael Bakunin

NB. See also inv. nos. 1728-1770.

2556: Letters by Arthur Arnould to Elisée Reclus 1876-1877, a letter by Emilio Bellerio and a statement 1876 relating to the transfer of manuscripts by Antonia Bakunin to a committee for the publication of Bakunin’s works. 1876-1877. 1 cover.

2557: Copies by Nettlau of letters to Emilio Bellerio by Antonia Bakunin 1876-1877 and by James Guillaume 1877-1878 and notes on some other documents in the Bellerio collection, p. 1-39. N.d. 1 cover.

2558: Notes by Nettlau relating to Bakunin based on information received from Nikolaj Žukovskij. 1893. 1 cover.

2559: Notes by Nettlau from newspaper(s) and periodical(s) relating to Bakunin covering 1877 and n.d. 1893 and n.d. 2 pieces.

2560: Draft of an open letter by Nettlau to the Weekly Times (London) in reaction to a letter by Morrison Davidson relating to Bakunin and Nečaev. 1894. 1 cover.

2561: Notebooklet in shorthand of passages from the memoirs of Nikolaj V. Sokolov relevant or referring to Bakunin, p. 1-62. 1895. 1 cover.

2562: Copy of a letter by Nettlau to James Guillaume relating to manuscripts by Bakunin. 1903. 1 cover.

2563: Copy by Nettlau of a letter by P.V. Stock to James Guillaume relating to the ‘Oeuvres de Bakunin’. With a note. 1907. 1 cover.

2564: Notes by Nettlau relating to a request by Giulio Barni to James Guillaume for authorisation to translate the Oeuvres (1895) of Bakunin into Italian. 1912. 1 cover.

2565: Notes, some letters, a leaflet and a clipping relating to the novel The Devil at the Long Bridge (London 1928) by Riccardo Baccelli, including Nettlau’s article ‘A Travesty of Bakunin’ of March 23, 1929 published in Freedom (London). 1927-1929. 1 cover, large size A2.

2566: Dedication by Hélène Vacassier (?), stencilled, for the French edition of the Bakunin bibliography. N.d. 1 piece.

2567: Some separate notes by Nettlau and by others and some printed documents. 1895, 1899, 1906-1907, 1925, 1930 and n.d. 1 cover.

2568: Clippings relating to Bakunin and publications on Bakunin. 1900, 1905, 1912, 1919, 1927, 1930, 1936. 1 cover, large size A2..

Anselme Bellegarrigue

NB. Sometimes written as Bellegarigue.

2569: Copy by Nettlau of Au fait, au fait! Interpretation de l’idée démocratique (Paris, Toulouse 1848) by Bellegarrigue, 41 p. 1905. 1 cover.

2570: Clippings from Les Temps Nouveau (Paris) of a biographical and bibliographical note on Bellegarrigue by Nettlau. 1906. 1 cover.

2571: Notes partly in shorthand by Nettlau relating to Bellegarrigue covering 1848-1850. 1908 and n.d. 1 cover.

2572: Excerpts by Nettlau from publications relating to Bellegarrigue covering 1849, April-September. N.d. 1 cover.

2573: Letters by Amédée Dunois(-Catonné) and a note by Nettlau relating to Anselme Bellegarrigue, his son. With Guía del Salvador (1908). 1906-1908. 1 cover.

Varlaam Čerkezov

Documents of Čerkezov

2574-2577

Manuscripts of articles by Čerkezov. c. 1896-1897 and n.d. 4 covers.

2574: ‘Les resultats du congrès de Londres’. With notes by Nettlau. c. 1896.

2575: ‘Greece and Europe’ With an accompanying letter. 1897.

2576: Manuscripts beginning with ‘Sur le même sujet - le mouvement révolutionnaire russe de 1872-82 était-il socialiste ou non?’. N.d.

2577: Manuscript in Russian. Incomplete. N.d.

Documents on Čerkezov

2578: Proof with notes and clippings of articles by Čerkezov. 1894, 1900, 1913. 1 cover.

2579.: Note by Nettlau partly in shorthand relating to Čerkezov and Georgia. 1925. 1 piece.

Ernest Coeurderoy

NB. See also inv. no. 1536.

2580-2609

Letters to Nettlau relating to Coeurderoy and to the reissue of his Jours d’exil Vol. I-III (Paris 1910-1911) prepared by Nettlau. 1893-1914 and n.d. 30 covers.

2580: Armand-Dumaresq (?), J. 1910.

2581: Breton, François. c. 1910.
NB. Visiting card.

2582: Cestre, L. With a letter by H. Prunier. 1909-1911.

2583: Constant, E. 1910.

2584: Descaves, Lucien. 1911.

2585: Dimey, A. and Mrs. Piardon-Dimey. 1910.

2586: Dumesnil, Louise. 1910.

2587: Gennep, A. van ( Revue d‘Ethnographie et de Sociologie , Paris). 1911.

2588: Gross, Jacques. With separate notes by Nettlau. 1910-1911.

2589: Grünberg, Carl ( Archiv für die Geschichte des Sozialismus und der Arbeiterbewegung , Leipzig). 1910.

2590: Guillaume, James. 1910 and n.d.

2591: Humbert, E. (Société des Sciences Historiques et Naturelles de l’Yonne, Auxerres). 1910.

2592: Joly, F. 1895, 1897.

2593: Lechin (?), M. N.d.
NB. Incomplete.

2594: Lefrançais, Gustave. With notes by Nettlau. 1893, 1897.

2595: Magnon, Ch. 1909-1910.

2596: Mahé, Anna. 1911.

2597: Mallet (Auxerre). 1910-1911.

2598: Michaut (Paris). 1911.

2599: Millot, B. With a copy of the seal of the Coeurderoy family. 1910-1911.

2600: Nys, Ernest. 1909-1910.

2601: Porée, M. (Archives de l’Yonne, Auxerre). 1909-1911.

2602: Prat, José. 1911.

2603: Prunier, H. With separate notes by Nettlau. 1909-1911.

2604: Renard (?), Georges (Société d’Histoire de la Révolution de 1848, Paris). 1910.

2605: Roch, C. (Archives d’État de Genève). 1910.

2606: Roguier, Anna. 1911-1914.

2607: Thélin, H. 1909.

2608: Woznicki, Casimir de. 1913.

2609: Illegible (Auxerre). 1910.

2610: ’Liste des Délégués’ of the Comité démocratique socialiste des élections, listing Coeurderoy. Printed, with a margin note by Nettlau. 1849. 1 cover, large size A2.

2611: Copy of Adolphe Joanne, Géographie du Département de l’Yonne (Paris). 1882. 1 volume.

2612: Letters by C. Fagas to Victor Dave relating to data on Coeurderoy. With notes from the archives in Avallon made by M. Gendre, which he passes on. 1901. 1 cover.

2613: Copy of La Chronique Médicale 1904, June 15, discussing Coeurderoy’s correct first name, With some address labels of material relating to Coeurderoy received by Nettlau. 1904. 1 cover.

2614: Copy of Das Neue Freie Wort (Vienna) 1913, March 14 with a blank space as a result of the censoring of a text by Coeurderoy. 1913. 1 cover.

2615: Typescripts of an essay by Nelly Gross about Coeurderoy and his book Jours d’exil . 1927. 1 cover.
NB. Nelly is the 17 years old daughter of Jacques Gross.

Joseph Déjacque

NB. See also inv. no. 2087.

2616: Copy of Sentinelle du Peuple (Paris) of 1848, February 28, with the appeal ‘Aux ouvriers!’, signed by Déjacque and others, urging revolutionaries not to attack machines. 1848. 1 cover, large size A2.

2617: Copy by Nettlau of a poem by Déjacque ‘Une heure aux Tuileries’ from La Voix des Femmes , 1848, June 15. N.d. 1 cover.

2618: Clippings of the poems ‘La Mente’ 1853 and ‘Le Concussionnaire-Loup et le Voleur-Agneau’ 1857 by Déjacque. N.d. 1 cover.

2619: Excerpt by Nettlau of Déjacque’s L’Humanisphère. Utopie anarchique published in Le Libertaire (New York) 1858. N.d. 1 piece.

2620: Copy by Nettlau of Déjacque’s La Question révolutionnaire (New York 1854), p. 1-62. 1901. 1 cover.

2621: Copy by Nettlau of Déjacque’s ‘Discours prononcé le 25 juillet 1853 sur la tombe de Louise Julien, prescrite’ published in Jeanne Devoin, Almanach des Femmes pour 1854 (Paris). In Twofold. N.d. 1 cover.

2622: Some bibliographical notes. N.d. 1 cover.

2623: Clippings of ‘Souvenirs d’un communard’ by Gustave Lefrançais, in which Déjacque features, published in instalments in Cri du Peuple (Paris) 1887, January 18-22. 1887. 1 cover, large size A2.

2624: Photocopies of two letters by Nettlau to Pierre Pouget about Joseph Déjacque. N.d. 1 cover.
NB. Written in London probably 1890s; received from Valentin Pelosse in 1970.

Emma Goldman

2625: Letters to the editor of De Vrije Socialist (Amsterdam) concerning accusations against Goldman made by Douwe Boersma. With a letter from Victor Dave to Nettlau and at the reverse a copy of the offending passage. 1901 and n.d. 1 cover.

2626: Proof of an open letter by Goldman to M. Hirschfeld, publisher of the yearbooks on Louise Michel, translated into German by Rudolf Rocker. 1923. 1 cover, large size A3.

2627: Manuscript and proof of a review by Nettlau of Emma Goldman, Living my Life (New York, 1931). 1932. 1 cover, large size A2.

2628: Leaflets and other documents relating to Goldman. 1908-1910, 1939 and n.d. 1 cover.

2629: Newspaper clippings relating to Goldman. 1903-1904, 1912, 1924, 1926, 1932 and n.d. 1 cover, large size A2.

Frank Kitz

Documents of Kitz

2630: Copies of Freiheit (Freedom) (London), Vol. I, no. 1 and 4 with articles by Kitz and a subscription leaflet for this new publication issued by the English section of the Social Democratic Club. 1881. 1 cover, large size A3.

2631: Leaflet of the ‘Freiheit’ Defence Committee in London relating to the arrest of John Most, signed by Kitz and others. 1881. 1 cover.

2632: Manuscript of an open letter by Kitz in reaction to the obituaries of Henry Broadhurst in the capitalist press. With a photocopy of Freedom (London) in which a differently phrased version of his reaction was published. 1911. 1 cover, large size A3.

2633: Manuscript of ‘Recollections and Reflections’ by Kitz, p. 1-144. With photocopies of Freedom (London), 1912, January-July in which it was published in edited form. [1911]-1912. 1 cover, large size A2.
NB. For Nettlau’s comments see inv. no. 28, p. 2047-2056.

2634: Counterfoils of postal orders made payable to Kitz. 1911. 1 cover.

2635: Advertising postcard of ‘F. Kitz, Glove Cleaner and Dyer’, Clapham. [1911]. 1 piece.

2636: Letters by Kitz to Alfred Marsh. 1912 and n.d. 1 cover.

Documents on Kitz

2637: Copies by Nettlau of a resolution ‘passed at a meeting of the Management Committee of the London Socialist League, February 23rd, 1891' relating to accusations of dishonesty against Kitz. 1906 and n.d. 1 cover.

2638: Note by Nettlau relating to the papers of Kitz. 1911. 1 cover.

Petr Kropotkin

Documents of Kropotkin

Correspondence

2639-2649

Letters to Kropotkin. 1896-1909 and n.d. 8 covers.

2639: Asher & Co., booksellers, London. 1907.

2640: Brook (?), J.G. N.d.

2641: Bruce-Williams. With enclosures. 1909.

2642: O Clarão (Porto). 1904.
NB. Circular.

2643: Domela Nieuwenhuis, Ferdinand. 1896.

2644: Hunter-Watts, J.S. [1904?].

2645: Jahrbuch moderner Menschen (Osterwieck). 1907.

2646: Royal Society [1899?].

2647: Spaulding, A.L. 1901.

2648: Stigginson, Thomas Wentworth. 1901.

2649: Verlag und Redaktion des Revolutionär (o.O.). 1907.

Personal documents

2650: ‘Note autobiographique de Pierre K.’. [1879]. 1 piece.

2651: Note on a payment and a hotel bill of Grand Hotel de l’Avenir, Paris. 1891, 1907. 1 piece.

2652: Voting paper of Kropotkin for the election of guardians, Harrow-on-the-Hill. 1892. 1 piece, large size A3.

2653: ‘Summons upon complaint’ to Kropotkin for unpaid council taxes in Hornsey, Middlesex. [1907]. 1 piece.

2654: Note relating to the recipe of a household remedy, possibly for a sore throat. N.d. 1 piece.

Manuscripts and proofs

2655: Manuscript of ‘Études révolutionnaires’ by Kropotkin. N.d. 1 cover.
NB. Published in Le Révolté (Paris) [before 1887?].

2656: Proof of Chapter I of In Russian and French Prisons . With corrections. [1887]. 1 cover.

2657: Manuscript of ‘The Centenary of the French Revolution’, p. 1-74. [1889]. 1 folder.

2658: Proof consisting of a clipping annotated by Kropotkin of the serialized publication of ‘La morale anarchiste’, part III. N.d. 1 cover, large size A3.
NB. Published separately by Les Temps Nouveaux (Paris) in 1889.

2659: Manuscript of Mutual Aid. A Factor of Evolution (London 1903) by Kropotkin, consisting of annotated prints of the serial publication of chapter I-VIII in The Nineteenth Century (London) between 1890 and 1896 and typescript, p. 1-93 of the introduction, appendix and addenda of 1902. 1890-1892, 1894, 1896, 1902. 1 folder.

2660: Manuscript (draft) of ‘VI Consomation & Production’, p. 1-31, a chapter of La conquete du pain (Paris 1892). [1892]. 1 cover.

2661: Part of the proofs, p. 1-16 and clippings of the article series ‘Recent Science’ published in The Nineteenth Century (London). Incomplete. 1892. 1 cover.

2662: Article ‘La fin d’un pouvoir fort’ by Emile Leverdays published in Société Nouvelle (Paris, Brussels) 1893, annotated by Kropotkin. 1893. 1 cover.

2663: Part of the proofs of [‘Der anarchistische Kommunismus’] and ‘Die Expropriation’, p. 33-64. Incomplete. N.d. 1 cover.
NB. First published in Die Eroberung des Brotes 1896.

2664: Proof of ‘The Trade Union Congress’ consisting of an annotated copy of Freedom (London). 1896. 1 cover, large size A3.

2665-2666

Proofs of [‘Memoirs of a Revolutionist’] Vol. I and II by Prince Kropotkin, received from Spottiswoode & Co, London. With corrections. 1899. 2 folders.

2665: Vol. I.

2666: Vol. II and index.

2667-2670

Manuscript of Russian Literature (London 1905) by Kropotkin, based on a series of lectures [1901], heavily revised. Incomplete. [1901], 1905. 4 folders.

2667: Outline of the lecture series [1901]; Chapter I: Introduction, drafts (incomplete); Preface and Chapter I, final draft.

2668: Lecture II: Puškin [1901]; Chapter II: Puškin and Lermontov, final draft; Chapter III: Gogol’, final draft.

2669: Lecture IV, revised; Chapter IV: Turgenev, p. 1-51 and Tolstoj, final draft.

2670: Fragment of lecture V: Goňcarov (?); Chapter V: Goňcarov and Dostoevskij, final draft; Lecture VI: Drama and Comedy, revised (incomplete); Chapter VII: Folk-Novelists, drafts (incomplete).

2671: Translation by Sasha Kropotkin from Les Temps Nouveaux (Paris) of Petr Kropotkin’s article ‘Elisée Reclus’, with his corrections, for publication in Freedom (London). With a note by Nettlau. 1905. 1 cover.

2672: Manuscript of the article ‘Bakunin’ published by Kropotkin in Freedom (London). 1905. 1 cover.

2673: Manuscript of ‘1886-1907. Glimpses into the Labour Movement in this Country’ published by Kropotkin in Freedom (London). 1907. 1 cover.

2674: Proof of the entry ‘Finland’ in the Encyclopaedia Britannica with corrections by Kropotkin. N.d. 1 piece.
NB. Before 1910.

2675: Manuscript of ‘Leo Tolstoj’ by Kropotkin, p. 1-106. [1910]. 1 folder.
NB. Later published by D. Novak (ed.), ‘An unpublished essay on Leo Tolstoj’ separate print from the Canadian Slavonic Papers , n.d.

2676: Letter by Jean Grave to Freedom for its 25th anniversary, with translation by Kropotkin on the back, published in Freedom (London) November 1911. 1911. 1 cover.

2677: Proofs of ‘Representative Government’ consisting of annotated clippings, p. 1-10. N.d. 1 cover, large size A2.
NB. This is a translation of ‘Le gouvernement représentatif’ included in Kropotkin’s Paroles d’un révolté (Paris, 1885).

2678: Separate pages of various other manuscripts and some notes. 1889 and n.d. 1 cover.

Speeches

2679: Leaflets announcing speeches and lectures by Kropotkin. 1881, 1890, 1892-1893, 1895-1896, 1898, 1912. 1 cover, large size A3..

2680: Tickets of admission to speeches and lectures by Kropotkin. [1881 or 1882], 1893, 1896, 1898-1899. 1 cover.

2681: Notes by Kropotkin of the speeches by Fernando Tárrida del Mármol and Louise Michel on Spanish atrocities, probably made during a meeting he presided. 1898. 1 cover.

2682: Clippings from Freedom (London) of two speeches by Kropotkin. 1898. 1 cover, large size A3.

2683: Manuscript of Kropotkin’s speech at the Ferrer Meeting in Memorial Hall, London, October 21, 1909 (after the execution of Francisco Ferrer), with corrections by A. Marsh. With a leaflet of the speech. 1909. 1 cover.

Documentation

2684: Manifests and leaflets written by Kropotkin. 1883, 1892, 1903, 1907 and n.d. 1 cover, large size A3.

2685: Clippings from Les Temps Nouveaux (Paris) of the article series ‘L’Anarchie’ by Kropotkin published in January-April 1911. 1911. 1 cover, large size A3.

2686: Clippings of other articles by Kropotkin. [1867], 1892, 1895, 1897, 1900, 1903-1904, 1906, 1912. 1 cover, large size A2.

2687: Leaflets, clippings and catalogues announcing books by Kropotkin or referring to his contribution to publications. 1884, 1888-1889, 1898, 1900, 1904, 1907, [1913] and n.d. 1 cover, large size A3.
NB. May be partly collected by Nettlau.

2688-2690

Clippings referring to Kropotkin collected by himself. 1879-1913 and n.d. 3 covers, large size A2.

2688: Album. 1879-1880.

2689: 1880-1882, 1885-1887, 1889-1892, 1894-1896, 1898-1899.

2690: 1901-1902, 1904-1907, 1909, 1911-1913 and n.d.

2691: Clippings on agriculture and on research into trade winds. With a note and a timetable of trains to Bromley. [c. 1886], 1889-1890, 1905, 1908 and n.d. 1 cover, large size A2..

2692: Notes in Russian [by Kropotkin?], probably from newspapers relating to court cases. 1898 and n.d. 1 cover.

2693: Card for ordering books in Braunschweig and address label of Tierra y Libertad (Barcelona). 1912 and n.d. 1 cover.

Documents on Kropotkin

Correspondence

2694-2696

Letters sent by Kropotkin. 1886-1912. 3 covers.

2694: Cornhill Magazine, The . 1886.
NB. Bought in 1974 from an antiquarian bookseller in Vienna.

2695: Turner Meeting commemorating the Chicago Martyrs. [1904].
NB. Telegram.

2696: Herzig, Georges. 1912.

2697: Letter by Kropotkin [to Georges Herzig?] 1886, published by Luigi Bertoni. With an accompanying letter by Bertoni. 1932. 1 cover.

2698-2703

Copies by Nettlau of letters by Kropotkin covering 1876-1915. 1923 and n.d. 6 covers.

2698: Bertoni, Luigi, p. 1-13. 1913-1915.

2699: Dave, Victor, p. 1-3. 1886, 1901-1902.

2700: Guillaume, James, p. 1-26. With notes on their pertinence. 1901-1907, 1914.

2701: Publisher’s Press Association, New York. 1905.
NB. Telegram.

2702: Robin, Paul and some others, with some letters by Robin to Kropotkin, p. 1-66. 1876-1877.
NB. A few in shorthand; with a note on Jacques Gross; includes letters by Paul Brousse and Adhémar Schwitzguébel to Robin.

2703: Unknown, including letters to Le Réveil (Geneva) and Georges Herzig, p. 1-15. 1906, 1909-1914.

2704: Copies by Nettlau of letters by Kropotkin published in Spain 1889, 1902-1903, 1910 and in La Vie naturelle (Paris) 1897, including a letter by Elisée Reclus, p. 1-11. N.d. 1 cover.

2705: Typed copy of ‘Kropotkin über den gegenwärtigen Krieg (Brief an den schwedischen Professor Gustav Steffen)’, translation by Hans Kampffmeyer from Freedom (London). 1914. 1 cover.

2706: Copy by Nettlau of ‘Lettres sur les questions actuelles’ written by Kropotkin in 1914 and of a letter relating to the translation of Paroles d’un Révolté 1915, partly in shorthand. N.d. 1 cover.

2707: Copy by A. Hazeland of ‘Brev fra Peter Kropotkin til Arne Dybfest’ 1891, published in Alarm (Oslo) 1925. 1931. 1 cover.

2708: Manuscript by Nettlau of ‘Lettres inédites de Pierre Kropotkine à James Guillaume sur les terres communales (Révolution française), juin-juillet 1911', p. 1-24. 1927. 1 cover.
NB. Published in La Protesta. Suplemento Semanal (Buenos Aires).

2709: Manuscript by Nettlau of ‘Une lettre inédite de Pierre Kropotkine’, p. 1-17. [1925, December 8]. 1 cover.
NB. Published in La Protesta. Suplemento Semanal (Buenos Aires) and by Derry Novak in International Review of Social History (Assen) 1964.

2710: Clippings of letters and printed letters by Kropotkin written in [1885?], 1891, 1898, 1903-1906, 1909, 1914, 1919-1920. [1885?]-1924. 1 cover, large size A2.

2711-2712

Copies and excerpts of letters to Kropotkin made by Nettlau covering 1877, 1907. 1907-1908. 2 covers.

2711: Eltzbacher, Paul [with some by Kropotkin?], p. 1-7. In shorthand. 1907.

2712: Guillaume, James and others including Paul Robin, p. 1-64. 1877.

2713: Notes relating to the subjects of letters by Kropotkin to Nettlau, p. 1-41, covering 1892-1913, partly in shorthand. N.d. 1 cover.
NB. See inv. nos. 725-728.

2714: Letter by Varlaam Čerkezov to Georges Herzig relating to a meeting in Geneva against the expulsion of Kropotkin from Switzerland. 1881. 1 piece.

2715: Letter by Ludwig Czech to Josef Hofbauer relating to a citation from Kropotkin’s Die Französische Revolution 1789-1793 (Leipzig 1909). 1934. 1 piece.

Publications and lectures

2716: Notes in shorthand by Nettlau of a Freedom lecture by Kropotkin. 1888. 1 cover.

2717: Notes in shorthand by Nettlau of a lecture by Kropotkin relating to ‘Intensive Agrikultur. Jersey’(?). N.d. 1 cover.

2718: Notebooklet in shorthand ‘Ein trauriges Capitel Memoiren. Französischer und russischer Nationalismus unter den hauptsächlichsten Personen der anarchistischen Bewegungen’. 1904, October 25-December 16. With separate notes by Nettlau on Kropotkin. 1895, 1904-1906. 1 cover.

2719: Pamphlet Kampen för Brödet by Kropotkin (Stockholm 1898). Incomplete. 1898. 1 cover.

2720: Pamphlet ‘Kropotkine aux ouvriers occidentaux’, a message published by the Groupe de propagande par l’écrit (J. Grave). N.d. 1 cover.
NB. Early 1920s.

2721: Proofs of the article ‘Campos, Fábricas y Talleres’ by Kropotkin, published in Barcelona c. 1938. [1938]. 1 cover.

2722: Excerpts by Nettlau of articles on and by Kropotkin from Le Révolté (Genève, Paris), Les Temps Nouveaux (Paris) and Freedom (London), p. 1-32. N.d. 1 cover, large size A3.

2723: Bibliographical notes relating to Kropotkin. With lists of articles in copies of Le Révolté (Paris), missing in Nettlau’s collection. 1890s, 1920, 1931 and n.d. 1 cover.

70th anniversary celebration

2724-2747

Correspondence relating to the celebration of Kropotkin’s 70th birthday. With notes by Nettlau and invitation card to a tea and social on December 14, 1912. 1912. 24 covers.

2724: Notes, invitation card and a clipping.

2725: Brupbacher, Fritz.

2726: Burrows, Herbert.

2727: Čerkezov, Frida.

2728: Domela Nieuwenhuis, Ferdinand.
NB. Includes a letter to Bernhard Kampffmeyer.

2729: Faas-Hardegger, Margarethe.

2730: Goghelia, George.

2731: Goldsmith, Marie.

2732: Grave, Jean.

2733: Gross, Jacques.

2734: Guillaume, James.

2735: Herzen, Georges.
NB. To Jacques Gross.

2736: Kampffmeyer, Bernhard.

2737: Keell, Thomas H.

2738: Kelly, Harry.

2739: Kropotkin, Sophie.

2740: Malato, Charles.

2741: Marsh, Alfred.

2742: Merlino, Saverio.

2743: Mesnil, Jacques.

2744: Rahmlow, Gustav.

2745: Reclus, Paul.

2746: Steffen, Gustav F.

2747: Tárrida del Mármol, Fernando.

2748: Ticket of admission to a Kropotkin Jubilee Meeting in San Francisco, USA, in honour of his 70th birthday. [1912]. 1 piece.

Memories

2749: Notes ‘Kropotkine sa vie et sa oeuvre’ by Jean Wintsch, p. 1-8. [1912]. 1 cover.

2750: ‘Mon mementum sur Pierre Kropotkin’ by Paraškev Stojanov, written for Nettlau. 1927. 1 cover.

2751: Excerpt by Nettlau of a letter by Frida Čerkezov-Rupertus relating to her memories of Kropotkin, p. 1-4. 1930. 1 cover.

Documentation

2752: Article ‘Un beau geste de Kropotkine’ sent to Nettlau by Thomas H. Keell. 1913. 1 piece.

2753: Clippings relating to Kropotkin collected by Nettlau after his death. With a note. 1921-1924, 1926-1927, 1931. 1 cover, large size A2.

2754: Clippings and documentation relating to Sasha (Alexandra) Kropotkin, his daughter. 1910, 1927 and n.d. 1 cover, large size A2.

2755: Clippings and documentation relating to Sophie Kropotkin. With a note by Nettlau. 1886, 1893, 1898, 1906, 1908, 1922-1924, 1930 and n.d. 1 cover, large size A3.
NB. Possibly collected by Sophie Kropotkin herself.

Joseph Lane

Documents of Lane

2756-2760.

Letters received by Lane. 1881, 1912. 5 covers.

2756: Barrett, George ( The Anarchist , Glasgow). 1912.

2757: Burrows, Herbert. 1912.

2758: Finn, Thomas. With a letter to Ambrose G. Barker. 1912.

2759: Le Compte, Miss. 1881.

2760: The Marylebone Mercury and West London Gazette . 1912.

2761: Notes by Lane of recollections of his involvement the early socialist movement in London, p. 1-17. With some notes by Nettlau. 1911. 1 cover.

2762: Leaflets published by left wing groups and campaigners partly signed by Lane, including a circular to the members of the Socialist League and an ‘Open Letter on the Land Question’ by Lane. 1882-1885, 1887, 1898, 1906, 1912. 1 cover.

Documents on Lane

2763: Notes by Nettlau mainly in shorthand of conversations with Lane relating to his recollections of the early socialist movement and his role in it. With a clipping on the Chartists. 1911-1912. 1 cover.

2764-2765

Letters by Lane. 1912 and n.d. 2 covers.

2764: Barker, Ambrose G. With enclosures. 1912 and n.d.

2765: Marsh, Alfred. 1912.

2766-2768.

Letters to Nettlau concerning Lane. 1930-1936. 3 covers.

2766: Cores, George. With notes by Nettlau. 1934, 1936.

2767: Keell, Thomas H. 1930.

2768: Turner, John. 1930.

2769: Notes by Thomas H. Keell of Frederic Charles (pseudonym of F.Ch. Slaughter) recollections of Lane’s role in the early socialist movement. 1930. 1 cover.
NB. See also inv. nos. 695-696.

2770: Copy of Freedom (London) October 1934 containing the article by Mat Kavanagh ‘Some little known anarchists. Joseph Lane’. 1934. 1 cover.

Errico Malatesta

Documents of Malatesta

NB. See also inv. nos. 3071-3076.

2771: Letter by A. Nicolas (?) to Malatesta relating to plans for a new journal by anarchists in Neuchatel. With a subscription form. 1890. 1 cover.

2772: Proofs of the article ‘Il congresso di Londra’ by Malatesta with corrections. 1896. 1 cover, large size A3.

2773: Clipping of ‘I socialisti e le elezioni. Una lettera di E. Malatesta’ published in Il Messagero (Rome) 1897, February 7 with corrections by Malatesta. 1897. 1 cover, large size A2.

Documents on Malatesta

2774: Notes in shorthand by Nettlau relating to Malatesta, marked ‘Benevento 1877', covering 1876-1877. With a separate note referring to amnesties. N.d. 1 cover.

2775: Posters ‘Appello’ from April 1890 and ‘I socialisti anarchi ai lavatori Italiani in occasione della elezioni’ printed in Ancona in March 1897 in two versions. 1890, 1897. 1 cover, large size A2.

2776: Notes by Jacques Gross from La Revolté (Paris) 1891 relating to Malatesta’s detention in Lugano and expulsion from the Canton of Geneva. N.d. 1 piece.

2777: Leaflets from Switzerland concerning Malatesta’s detention in Lugano and a meeting commemorating him. 1891, [1932?]. 1 cover.

2778: Leaflet to the Italian anarchists in London relating to propaganda for elections. [c. 1896?]. 1 piece.

2779: Notes in shorthand by Nettlau of a conversation (?) with Malatesta, p. 1-11. [c. 1896]. 1 cover.

2780: Note by Nettlau from newspapers relating to Malatesta. 1902. 1 piece.

2781: Leaflet by Malatesta ‘Alla colonia Italiana di Londra’ concerning accusations of spying for Turkey against him by Ennio Bellilli. 1912. 1 cover.

2782: Leaflets for protest meetings demanding Malatesta’s release after his conviction for libelling Bellilli in London. 1912. 1 cover.

2783: ’Memorandum on the Malatesta scandal’ by A. Molanari (?) for the Italian Defence Committee. 1912. 1 cover.

2784: Clipping of the article ‘La pace maledetta’ by Malatesta published in Risveglio 1930, July 26. 1930. 1 piece.

2785: Clippings relating to Malatesta. 1900, 1920s (?), 1932. 1 cover, large size A3.

2786: Circular by Luigi Bertoni announcing the publication of the first volume of Opere di Errico Malatesta . With notes by Bertoni and Nettlau. c. 1934. 1 piece.

Edoardo Milano

Documents of Milano

2787: Manuscript of a manifesto by Milano. N.d. 1 piece.

2788: Letter by Léon to Milano. N.d. 1 piece.

2789: Drafts of articles (?) by Milano. Incomplete. N.d. 1 cover.
NB. Sequence not determined.

2790: Copy by Milano of ‘Il Contadino’, a text by Louis Veuillot. N.d. 1 piece.

2791: Leaflet ‘Voix du Bagne’ by ‘Les Forçats anarchistes de la Guyane’. N.d. 1 piece.

2792: Certified extract of a report of the police in Bellinzona relating to activities of anarchists, in particular Pietro Gori, made for Milano. 1894. 1 piece.

2793: Letters by Pietro Gori to Milano. With notes by Nettlau. 1895-1896. 1 cover.

2794: Manuscript of ‘Al popolo ed ai prepotenti d’Italia’ [a pamphlet?] by Pietro Gori, p. 1-10. [1895?]. 1 cover.

2795: Manuscript of ‘Al Popolo d’Italia!’, a leaflet by Pietro Gori, signed ‘I socialiste-anarchici’. [1895?]. 1 cover.

Documents on Milano

2796: Manuscripts of the poems ‘Amore Mibelle’ and ‘Stornelli d’estilo’ by Pietro Gori. [1895?]. 1 cover.

2797: Notes by Nettlau relating to the deposition by Milano of the above documents. 1896, [1920s?]. 1 cover.

Johann Most - Johann Neve - Victor Dave

2798-2804

Copies in shorthand by Nettlau of letters received by Dave and of a letter by Neve covering 1885-1887, 1889 and 1898. 1913-1914 and n.d. 7 covers.

2798: Charles, H. 1889.

2799: Most, Johann. 1885.

2800: Motteler, Julius. 1898.

2801: Neve, Johann. With a letter by Neve. 1886-1887.

2802: Schultze, Moritz. 1887.

2803: Vecray, Barthélémy. N.d.

2804: Weiss, H. 1886.

2805: Note by Nettlau relating to the pertinence of fascimilia he made of a letter Neve n.d. and of a letter by [James?] Smith (pseudonym of Dave) 1885 to Lane. With photocopies of these letters. 1885 and n.d. 1 cover.
NB. Originals in the archive of the Socialist League.

2806: Copy by Nettlau of ‘Revolutionaries in London. M. Victor Dave’s Reply’ published in The Evening News (London) 1887, October 12. N.d. 1 cover.

2807: Copy, partly by Nettlau, of a letter by Johann Neve from 1887, October 16, smuggled out of prison written after he was convicted to fifteen years of imprisonment. N.d. 1 cover.

2808: Copy (draft) of a letter by Nettlau to Autonomy (London) urging back numbers to be sent to Johann Most. 1892. 1 piece.

2809.: Fragment of a draft of a letter by Nettlau probably to Most. With a note in shorthand. 1897. 1 piece.

2810: Notes by Nettlau partly in shorthand relating to Dave, Neve, Most, Josef Peukert, Charles Theodor Reuss, Otto Rinke and Max Trautner covering 1873-1889. With a printed resolution of the Communistischer Arbeiter Bildungs Verein (first section), London and a note by Peukert. 1890s, 1902, 1924, 1928 and n.d. 1 cover.

2811: Series of notes by Nettlau, partly in shorthand, relating to Neve, Dave and Peukert covering 1882-1938, primarily 1882-1901, and relating to other subjects. 1938 and n.d. 1 folder.
NB. Not in sequence.

2812: Typescript of ‘John Most’ by Emma Goldman for American Mercury (Camden, New Jersey), p. 1-20. Unabridged version. 1926. 1 cover.

2813: Newspaper clippings relating to (and some of articles by) Most, Neve, Dave, Peukert, Reuss and to the prosecution and conviction of other anarchists and other controversies in the anarchist movement. With some notes. 1886-1889, 1891, 1902, 1925 and n.d. 1 cover, large size A2.

David J. Nicoll

2814: Note by Nettlau relating to Nicoll. 1892. 1 cover.

2815: Letters by Nicoll to Nettlau. With leaflet of a lecture by Harry B. Samuels on ‘The History of the Greenwich Mystery’. 1893-1894, 1896-1897. 1 cover.

2816: Draft letters by Nettlau to Nicoll and notes (partly in shorthand) relating to Nicoll, including a copy of Nettlau’s open letter. 1894, 1896-1897. 1 cover.

2817.: Copy of The Commonweal (printed and published by Nicoll) containing the article ‘The Greenwich Mystery’ in which Nicoll slanders Dr. Fausset MacDonald and Nettlau. June 20, 1897. 1 cover, large size A3.

2818-2822

Letters to Nettlau relating to the slander case. 1897 and n.d. 5 covers.

2818: Čerkezov, Varlaam. 1897.

2819: Kropotkin, Petr. N.d.

2820: Marsh, Alfred. 1897.

2821: Samuels, Harry B. 1897.

2822: Wess, William. 1897.

2823: Drafts of open letters protesting against Nicoll’s accusations by Petr Kropotkin and by Nettlau sent to Marsh for publication in Freedom (London) and elsewhere. 1897. 1 cover.

2824: Clippings relating to Nicoll’s arrest after his remarks on the Jubilee and Royal Family and relating to anti-Jubilee riots in Dublin. 1897. 1 cover.

2825: Leaflets relating to Nicoll. 1897 and n.d. 1 cover.

2826: Leaflets printed by Nicoll. 1897, c. 1900-1902, 1906 and n.d. 1 cover, large size A3.

2827: Texts of manuscripts and postcards (of a curious nature) written by Nicoll and sent to Freedom (London) and The Commonweal (London). 1909-1910. 1 folder.

Elisée Reclus

Documents of Reclus

2828-2831

Letters received by Reclus. 1878-1902 and n.d. 4 covers.

2828: Bertoia, Oscar. With copy of Reclus’ reply. 1887 and n.d.
NB. Received from Jacques Gross in 1897 (?).

2829: Gauche, Henri. N.d.

2830: Guillaume, James. 1878.

2831: Nettlau, Max. With a copy of a letter. 1896, 1899, 1902.
NB. Returned to Nettlau by Louise Dumesnil after Reclus’ death.

Documents on Reclus

2832: Leaflets and clippings announcing publications by Reclus. 1864, 1867, 1905, 1909, 1912, 1932. 1 cover.

2833: Letters by Charles Hotz relating to Reclus’ L’Homme et la terre (Paris 1905/8). With notes and a clipping. 1924. 1 cover.

2834: Notes and excerpts by Arthur Müller Lehning relating to Reclus’ Nouvelle géographie universelle (Paris 1876-1887), 11 p. 1925. 1 cover.

2835: Letter by Kurt Schempp to Helberg referring to Reclus’ L’Homme et la terre . 1929. 1 piece.

2836: List of geographical works by Reclus published in English between 1872 and 1899. N.d. 1 piece.

2837: Clippings of the serialized publication of ‘Développement de la liberté dans le monde’ by Reclus published in Le Libertaire (Paris) between August 28 and October 2, 1925. 1925. 1 cover, large size A2.

2838: Clippings and copies of periodicals with articles by Reclus, collected by Nettlau. 1860, 1868, 1878, 1886, 1894, 1898, 1900, 1929, 1931 and n.d. 1 folder.

2839: Letter by Lucien Guérineau relating to the Commune anarchiste de Montreuil and Reclus. 1928. 1 cover.

2840: Clippings and documentation relating to Reclus. 1889, c. 1893-1895, 1901, 1905, 1929 and n.d. 1 cover, large size A3..

Paul Robin

Documents of Robin

2841-2858

Letters received and some sent by Paul Robin relating to the International Working Men’s Association (IWMA). 1867-1877 and n.d. 18 covers.

2841: Bastelica, André. 1871-1872 and n.d.

2842: Bracke Jr., Wilhelm. 1870.

2843: Crespelli (?). 1867.

2844: Endes, Emile. 1868 and n.d.

2845: Fontaine, Léon. N.d.

2846: Frankel, Leo. 1871.

2847: Groningen, A.P. van. 1868.

2848: Herman, Alfred. 1869.

2849: IWMA, Central Council London. 1871.

2850: IWMA, Conseil Général Belge (Eugène Hins, C. Standaert). 1869, 1871-1872.
NB. With copy of a letter by Paul Robin.

2851: IWMA, section in Brest (Pierre Créguer, Constant Le Doré). 1870-1871.
NB. With copies of letter(s) by Paul Robin, incomplete.

2852: Jottrand père, L. 1869.
NB. To the ‘Consul général des section belges de l’AIT’.

2853: Kern(?), E. 1871.

2854: Langevin, C. 1870-1872, 1876-1877.

2855: Perron, Charles. 1871.

2856: Thorez, T. N.d.

2857: Louis [..?]. 1876.

2858: Unknown author. Incomplete. 1871.

2859: Text proposing changes in the statutes and rules [of the IWMA] supported by C. Langevin, Benoît Malon, Robin and others. N.d. 1 cover.

2860: Text of ‘Récit des mouvements des réfugiés en Suisse à l’époque du 2 Décembre’. Incomplete. N.d. 1 piece.

2861: Leaflet ‘Au Peuple Français’ by ‘Représentent(s) du peuple’. N.d. 1 piece.

Documents on Robin

2862: Leaflets, printed documents partly by Robin and a clipping relating to Robin. 1895-1896, 1899, 1902, 1906 and n.d. 1 cover, large size A3..

Other persons

Letters and notes

2863-2880

Letters of historical interest by various persons. 1848-1932. 18 covers.

2863: Angiolillo, Mrs. to M. Angiolillo (son). 1897.
NB. Copy by Nettlau from Le Figaro (Paris).

2864: Costa, Gaston da to unknown. 1904.
NB. Copy by Nettlau of a letter published in Intransigent (?).

2865: D.-A, M. to James Guillaume. 1911.
NB. Copy in shorthand by Nettlau.

2866: Dedieu-Maïzot, [A?] to Louis Dedieu. 1907.
NB. Private letter, from St. Girons (Ariège).

2867: França, Nobre to Magelháes Lima. N.d.
NB. Copy of a part of a letter published in Lima’s Socialismo na Europa (Lisbon 1892) p. 333. Anonym.

2868.: Fribourg, André to unknown. 1924.

2869.: Friedheim, Anna to the Vossische Zeitung (Berlin). 1910.
NB. Relating to the review of a pamphlet Der Fall Friedheim .

2870: Gadd (?), Claude B. to John Turner. 1908.
NB. May relate to the National Almalgamated Union of Shop Assistants, Warehousemen and Clerks.

2871: Léonthier, Léon to Sébastien Faure. 1893.
NB. Copy by Nettlau from ‘ Le Figaro 15/11'.

2872: Lorenzo, Anselmo to José Garcia Viñas. With notes. 1911, 1913.
NB. Sent to Nettlau in 1926.

2873: Sandomirskij, G. to Petr Aršinov and the ‘whole group of Russian anarchists in Germany’. 1923.
NB. Concerns justification against Volin’s accusations.

2874: Sanftleben, Alfred to Jacques Gross. 1900.
NB. Copy by Nettlau.

2875: Simanita (?), [Luigino(?)] to unknown. 1932.
NB. Concerns Brenno Bertoni’s pamphlet La Questione Aduliana nel quadro del nazionalismo moderno and was found in a copy of this pamphlet.

2876: Viñas, José Garcia to Cunningham (?). 1926.
NB. Collected for Nettlau by Federica Montseny(?)

2877: Anonym to Philip Broch (Prague). 1848.
NB. From L’vov (Lemberg).

2878: Anonym to Torao (?) Nakano. 1905.
NB. Slips with notes in Japanese, returned to London, undelivered.

2879: Anonym. 1894.
NB. From London, written by a defense lawyer.

2880: Anonym. Fragment. [1922?].
NB. Part of a letter from Czechoslovakia found by Nettlau between printed matter he received.

2881: Letters and postcards addressed to J. Merta, E.F. Pau and J. Kalau, soldiers from Hungary and the Balkan, stationed in Vienna. 1917. 1 cover.
NB. Found by Nettlau in a pamphlet.

2882-2903

Notes by Nettlau concerning persons, partly in shorthand. 1892-1939 and n.d. 12 covers.

2882: Bolleter, Heinrich. N.d.

2883: Cipriani, Amilcare, 26 p. 1897.

2884: Domela Nieuwenhuis, F. In shorthand. 1904.
NB. From La Petite République (Paris).

2885: Edger, Harry (Trialville Colony, Modern Times, Long Island). 1938.

2886: Guérineau, [Lucien et Louise?]. N.d.

2887: Grollman (?), Elise. 1892.

2888: Herbert, Auberon. N.d.

2889: Hillmann, Carl and Hugo(?). 1938.

2890: Jelinek, Hermann. N.d.

2891: Lessner, Friedrich. In shorthand. 1898.

2892: Linnell, John. N.d.

2893: Mauthner, Amélie. 1923-1924.

2894: Morris, William. N.d.

2895: Niederle, [Lubor?]. 1922.

2896: Pohlmann, Elfriede Gertrud. N.d.

2897: Stepnjak, Sergej Michajlovič. c. 1930s.

2898: Stirner, Max. 1913, 1916 and n.d.

2899: Stojanov, Paraškev, 17 p. 1894.

2900: Vésinier, Pierre. In shorthand. 1901-1902, 1912.

2901: Vorwiller, A. N.d.

2902: Wilquet, Jean. N.d.

2903: Various persons and unidentified persons. 1939 and n.d.

2904: Note by Nettlau relating to aliasses of various persons. N.d. 1 cover.
NB. After 1909.

2905-2909

Various notes by others. c. 1880s-1890s and n.d. 5 covers.

2905: Atabekian, Aleksandr. N.d.

2906: Mayer, Gustav (?). N.d.

2907.: Manzoni, Romeo. N.d.

2908: Anonym. c. 1880s-1890s.

2909: Anonym. N.d.

Articles

2910: Typescript of ‘The Anarchist Movement Today’ by Alexander Berkman. With corrections. 1934. 1 cover.

2911: Manuscript of ‘A little open letter’ to ‘Dear John Bull’ by Louise S. Bevington, signed X.Y.Z., published in The Torch (London), March 1896. With notes. 1896. 1 cover.

2912: Manuscript of a summary of an article entitled ‘The Anarchist Doctrines and their Relation to Communis’ by Catilina (pseudonym of Joseph Bloch) in Der sozialistische Akademiker . With a proof of the article in German. 1895. 1 cover.

2913: Manuscript of an open letter by J. Goulding, offered for publication to The Torch (London). [c. 1895/1896]. 1 cover, large size A3.

2914: Typescript of ‘La situation anarchiste actuelle - Que faire?’ by Jean Grave. 1931. 1 cover.

2915: Typescript of ‘Das grüne Hüsli. Erinnerungen von Herman Greulich’, published in Volksrecht (Zurich) 1900. Incomplete. N.d. 1 cover.
NB. Sent to Nettlau by Fritz Brupbacher in 1931.

2916: Manuscript of ‘Camerades de l’Endehors’, an open letter by Emile Henry. N.d. 1 piece.

2917: Manuscript of ‘La Commune de Paris’ by Georges Herzig. N.d. 1 cover.

2918: Proof of ‘Un coup d’oeil sur la situation’ by P. Holbier. 1893. 1 cover, large size A3.

2919: Manuscript of ‘The Mano Negra’, translation of a shortened version of the article ‘La Mano Negra’ by Jean Jaurès of which a clipping is included. 1900s. 1 cover.

2920: Typescript of a review by Hans Römer of Arvid Harnack, Die vormarxistische Arbeiterbewegung in den Vereinigten Staaten (Jena 1931), published in Zeitschrift für Politik (Berlin). 1934. 1 cover.

2921: Typescript of the article ‘Der Weg zur freien Gesellschaft’ by Augustin Souchy, p. 1-12. With draft of a leaflet ‘La Campagne de Meetings pour la libération des martyrs des prisons russes’ on the back. N.d. 1 cover.
NB. Leaflet by ‘Group[ement] de Def[ense] des Rév[olutionnaires] Impr[isonnés] en Russie’, Paris.

2922: Manuscript of ‘Der erste Wiener Sozialist’ by St. B-r. N.d. 1 cover.

2923: Copy of the typescript ‘Alexandre Schapiro’ by M. Vorob’ev. N.d. 1 piece.

2924: Manuscript of ‘Essais sur la révolution sociale Avant Pendant Après’ by Albert C. Zibelin. Unpublished. 1911. 1 cover.

2925: Manuscript of ‘Días de ira’ on Helios Gomez. Anonym. N.d. 1 cover.

2926.: Manuscript of ‘L’Armenie’. Anonym. N.d. 1 cover.

2927: Typescript of ‘Information sur la situation actuelle du mouvement anarchiste Russe en dehors de l’URSS’. Anonym. N.d. 1 cover.

2928-2986

Printed copies of articles by various persons. 1859-1937. 59 covers.

2928: Armand, E. 1922, 1932.

2929: Bailhache, J. 1895.

2930: Brentano, Clemens von. 1937.

2931: Burne-Jones, Philip. 1905.

2932: Carlyle, Thomas. 1909.

2933: Carnegie, Andrew. 1906.

2934: Castelar, Emilio. 1872, 1879.

2935: Colvin, Sidney. 1896.

2936: Cornet, Lucien. 1901.

2937: Costa, Gabriel S. 1910.

2938: Coussanges, Jacques de. 1907.

2939: Chantavoine, Jean. 1907.

2940: Diderot, Denis. N.d.

2941: Dunraven. 1884(?)

2942: Fournier, August. 1902.

2943: Géniaux, Charles. 1907.

2944: Gsell, Paul. 1907.

2945: Hardie, James Keir. 1892.

2946: Harrison, Frederic. 1896.

2947: Hotz, Charles. 1927.

2948: Jessopp, Augustus. 1884(?).

2949: Jourdain, Frantz. 1907.

2950: Kenney-Herbert, A. 1893(?).

2951: Lacour, Léopold. 1898.

2952: Landauer, Gustav. 1898, 1911.

2953: Leroy-Beaulieu, Anatole. N.d.

2954: Lévêque, Charles. 1866.

2955: Lysis (pseudonym of Eugène Letailleur). 1907.

2956: Macdonald, T.F. 1909 and n.d.

2957: Maeterlinck, Maurice. 1903.

2958: Martha, C. 1867.

2959: Masquard, Eugène de. 1897 and n.d. (cover, large size A2)

2960: Mauclair, Camille. 1907.

2961: McCurdy, Edward. 1910.

2962: Merlino, Saverio. N.d.

2963: Millet, René. 1872.

2964: Minor, J. 1902.

2965: Morris, William. 1892.

2966: Muir, W. 1900.

2967: Palsson, Gestur. 1907.

2968: Pellissier, Georges. 1907.

2969: Prince S.R.G. 1907.

2970: R., A. N.d.

2971: Regnard, A. 1879.

2972: Rémusat, Charles de. 1859.

2973: Rothen, Edouard. 1935 and n.d.