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sehr guter Zustand, 120 S., kart. Interessanter Beitrag zur Diskussion in der anarchistischen und sozialistischen Bewegung. Eingeleitet und kommentiert von Philippe Kellermann. Vorwort Arthur Müller-Lehning, Satz Jürgen Mümken, Cover-Illustration von Findus. Als Antimilitarist war de Ligt Gegner von Gewalt und Terror, nicht zuletzt auch in der frühen Sowjetunion. Nicht nur die Herrschenden, sondern auch die Arbeiter*innen waren ihm zufolge für Gewalt und Krieg (mit-)verantwortlich. Auch vor dem Hintergrund des Krieges in der Ukraine 100 Jahre später ist es allerdings bemerkenswert, dass de Ligt auf den westlichen Kapitalismus als wichtigem Faktor in der Fehlentwicklung der Revolution verwies - eine klare, ebenso antikapitalistische wie antimilitaristische Perspektive, die heutzutage weithin fehlt. V 23 Gramm 600.

Broschiert. Condición: Neu. 1. Auflage. Anarchismus.

8°, 73 S., 3 Bll.(= Vlgsanz.), typogr. OBrosch., kl. Fleck a. Umschl., papierbed. gebräunt; gutes Expl. Erste Ausgabe. Sprache: Niederländisch.

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8°, 30 S.m. Abb., 1 Bl.(= Vlgsanz.), typogr. OBrosch., ger. stockfl., einige Bleistift-Marg.; schönes Expl. (Seltene) erste Ausgabe dieses antimilitaristischen Pamphlets. Sprache: Niederländisch.

Kl.8°, 78 S., 1 Bl.(= Vlgsanz.), typogr.OBrosch., papierbed. etw. gebräunt; schönes Expl. Erste Ausgabe dieser antimilitaristischen Broschüre (= Bevrijding Reeks, Nr.3). Sprache: Niederländisch.

Original publisher's green cloth hardback, gilt title spine, pictorial dustjacket, large 8vo: 240pp., illustrations, bibliography, list illustrations, table of contents. Very fine copy.

Paperback, 240 pagina's (enkele netjes onderstreept).

Rare, softcopy. "This series of reprints of classic texts by anarchist writers from the mid-19th century to present day is intended to offer broad access to the roots of this political perspective, to the history of Libertarian thought and action and to the contemporary ideological developments within the movement." Proceeds to Amnesty international - Kentish Town Bookshop.

Gr.8°, 236 S., 12 Taf., 3 S.(= Inh.), grüner OLwdbd. m.gldgepr. TSchrift, Schnitt minim. stockfl.; schönes Expl. Erste Ausgabe. Sprache: Niederländisch.

Origineel bedrukt omslag. Omslag wat roestvlekkig. uiteinden rug beschadigd, verder goed. Met handgeschreven opdracht op schutblad aan Lily Hulshoff Pol door De Ligt., 13-6-1926. Please see description or ask for photos.

Paperback, 240 pagina's opnieuw gebonden met goudopdruk.

Zonder jaar (circa 1935), 46pp. Brochure. Omslag iets verkleurd en met lichte beschadiging. In goede staat.

First Edition. Near fine copy in the original title-blocked linen cloth. Slightest suggestion only of dust-dulling to the spine bands and panel edges. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 120 pages; Physical desc.: 120 p. ; 19 cm. Subject: War. Language: Dutch. 3 Kg.

Arnhem, Van Loghun Slaterus, 1936. Oorspr. linnen. 240 p. Met 12 ills.

47p., penciled in writings around photo of author before title page, Stamp and writing over publishers stamp on page 3, else good condition. In Dutch language, newer edition of 1922 original essay. Standard polemic between anarchists and Marxists over the role of the state and revolution.

236 p. Linnen.

First Edition. Near fine copy in the original title-blocked linen cloth. Slightest suggestion only of dust-dulling to the spine bands and panel edges. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 120 pages; Physical desc.: 120 p. ; 19 cm. Subject: War. Language: Dutch. 1 Kg.

Paperback. 48p., slender paperback, very good. Introduction to the anti-nationalist and anti-war group's history and its principles.

Brochurendepôt IAMV - Cor Lodder, N.Niedorp, z.j. 8 blz. Slappe kaft. Geniet. [151651].

Arnhem, Van Loghum Slaterus, 1939. 272 blz. Ills. Gebonden. Goed. [38811].

EA. Umschlag abgetrennt, doch beiliegend, Papier nachgedunkelt, 35 S., Klammerheftung Originalausgabe, kein Nachdruck! Herausgegeben und übersetzt von Arthur Müller Lehning. Gramm 600.

Amsterdam, Comite van actie tegen de bestaande opvattingen omtrent Misdaad en Straf, [1933]. Original decorated wrappers. 24 p. First edition. Spot on upper cover, a few dog ears. "Clara Meijer Wichmann as Defender of Humanity". Antimilitarist De Ligt was a friend of Clara Wichmann (1890-1922), a feminist lawyer and philosopher. Simply decorated, attractive cover.

Int. Anti-Mil Vereninging 1934, geniet, 52 blz. Licht gebruikspoor.

48 S. 8°, Orig.-Broschur. Broschur etwas gebräunt u. minimal bestoßen. Bll papierbedingt gebräunt. 300 gr.

Hardcover. Condición: Fair. 388 p Dutch.

306pp. 8vo Dark red cloth Translated by Honor Tracy from the French text revised and enlarged by the Author Endpapers soiled, 2 small spots of front joint rubbed to boards, light waterstain of cover cloth at spine bottom: VG/Good dj (edge tears with missing piece at bottom of front panel).

orig. wrappers. 19x13cm, 30,(2) pp. ["Bartholomeus de Ligt was a Dutch anarcho-pacifist and antimilitarist. He is chiefly known for his support of conscientious objectors. In 1914, de Ligt joined with fellow pastors A. R. de Jong and Truus Kruyt to write " The Guilt of the Churches", charging that the Christian establishment had been complicit in the events that produced World War I. Afterwards, all of his writings became forbidden literature for the Dutch armed forces. His impassioned sermons in support of conscientious objection resulted in his being banned from those parts of the Netherlands considered to be in the war zone. In 1918 he resigned as pastor declaring that, because of his increasingly universalist approach to religion, he no longer considered himself to be specifically a Christian. In 1918, De Ligt married the Swiss activist Catherina Lydia van Rossem, with whom he had a son. He was imprisoned in 1921 for organizing a general strike to gain the release of Herman Groenendaal, a jailed conscientious objector who had gone on a hunger strike. Later that year, he founded the IAMB (International Anti- Militarism Bureau). As he was becoming more involved with the work of the League of Nations, in 1925 he moved to Geneva, where he remained for the rest of his life. However, De Ligt became sceptical about the League's efforts, viewing it as how the colonial powers maintained an unjust world order. De Ligt instead regarded the Brussels Congress Against Colonial Oppression and Imperialism, held in 1927 as more representative of the world's population.,." - wikipedia]. Some pencilled notes and underlinings. Good.

Utrecht, Bevrijding ca 1934. 19,5 x 14 cm. Oorspronkelijke omslag. 80 pag. [Brochure, pamfletten (politiek) e.d. ].