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Benoît Broutchoux

Benoît Broutchoux

French anarchist (1879–1944)

Benedict Broutchoux (7 November 1879 – 2 June 1944) was a French anarchist opposed to the reformist Émile Basly during a strike in the north of France, in 1902.

Benoît Broutchoux.

Further reading

  • Debrabant, Virginie; Dumont, Gérard (September 2007). "1830-1914". Les trois âges de la mine: L'ère du charbon roi. Vol. 2. La Voix du Nord et Centre historique minier de Lewarde. pp. 35–37. ISBN 978-2-84393-108-6.
  • Phil Casoar, Stéphane Callens, Les aventures épatantes et véridiques de Benoît Broutchoux, Humeurs Noires - Centre Culturel Libertaire de Lille, Alternative Libertaire Belgique (Brussels), 1993, BnF 35609018.

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