The Berlin Abendpost A Stirnerite and Individualist Anarchist Newspaper from 1850.

The article offers information on the history of the Abendpost, a German-language daily newspaper published in Berlin, Germany and five main ideas of the newspaper such as egoism, atheism, free association, economic liberalism and individualist anarchism. Further discusses fighting against forward-p...

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Published in:Independent Review Vol. 24; no. 2; pp. 187 - 208
Main Author: HUBER, ELIAS
Format: Article
Published: Independent Institute Fall2019
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