(en) CIRA's info sheet #149 - April 2013 (fr)

ENCOUNTERS ---- BRISTOL ---- ** (GREAT BRITAIN): Saturday, April 20, 2013 at 10:30 to 
6:30 p.m.. Anarchist Bookfair 5th Bristol (Anarchist Book Fair Bristol) will have its 
program stalls, workshops, debates, an area for children and a cafe vegan. ---- Address: 
Trinity Centre, Trinity Road, Bristol, Avon BS2 0NW (email: ---- bristolanarchistbookfair 
(a) riseup.net). Information:http://www.bristolanarchistbookfair.org/2013-bookfair/ ---- 
PARIS 6th: Saturday, April 27, 2013 from 2:00 p.m.. Friends of Han Ryner meet and invite 
all persons interested in the work and thought of Han Ryner. This is an opportunity to 
present the past action of the Friends of Han Ryner and discuss future prospects, 
including several open recent editions.

Gerard Lecha evoke his book in preparation Spotlight on Han Ryner, Daniel will lerault 
Archives Han Ryner and Arnoult Clement speaks of the presence of Han Ryner on the Internet.

Address: Hall of Friends (Quakers), 114 bis rue de Vaugirard, 75006 Paris. Must announce 
its presence to obtain an entry code. Contact: Daniel lerault, 2 impasse Herons, Pouanc? 
49420 (email: daniel.lerault (a) wanadoo.fr).

GIVERNY: until Tuesday 2 July 2013. Impressionist Museum presents an exhibition entitled 
"Signac, the colors of the water." Paul Signac (1863-1935) was a painter Neo-Impressionist 
who had anarchist convictions. He is the author of a particular large canvas At the time 
of harmony is an idyllic vision of the future society. In his works, he often represents 
the water and colors: marine Normandy port architectures ...

Address: Museum of the Impressionists, 99 rue Claude-Monet 27620 Giverny (telephone: 02 32 
51 94 65, email: contact (a) mdig.fr). The museum is open daily from 10:00 to 6:00 p.m.. 
After Giverny, we can see the exhibition at the Mus?e Fabre in Montpellier from 13 July to 
27 October 2013.

Signac: The colors of water: exhibition catalog. Gallimard, 2013. 240 pages. 35 euros.

PARIS 13th: until Saturday, July 13, 2013. The archives of Guy Debord (1931-1994) were 
acquired in 2011 through the sponsorship. The National Library of France in this part in 
an exhibition entitled "Guy Debord: the art of war." The course of Debord and his 
companions through the Lettrist International (1952-1957) and the Situationist 
International (1957-1972) is discussed in terms of strategy. Poet, artist, revolutionary, 
Director magazine, filmmaker Guy Debord was indeed a strategist warfare against the 
pretenses of our society.

Address: National Library of France, 11 Quai Fran?ois Mauriac, 75013 Paris (tel: 01 53 79 
59 59). The exhibition is open, except holidays, from Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 to 
7:00 p.m., Sunday 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m..
Guy Debord: the art of war exhibition catalog. Gallimard: Biblioth?que nationale de 
France, 2013. 224 pages. 39 euros.

PUBLICATIONS **
The books are presented in Leaf information are available at your favorite bookstore or 
e-addresses sometimes mentioned. Only those who are followed by CIRA logo can be ordered 
at our address (think shipping).

FERRER. Anarchist mason, rationalist and educator Francisco Ferrer (1859-1909) created in 
1901 The Modern School in Barcelona. Until 1906, it offered social diversity and gender, 
scientific experimentation, the active participation of children, parental involvement, 
the abolition of examinations and sanctions. Ferrer has become the target of the clergy 
and the monarchy. In 1909, considered responsible for riots during the Tragic Week, it 
will be shot. Imprisoned, he wrote the record of his school's Modern School, proposed in 
the appendix of a new translation. Sylvain Wagnon is lecturer in history at the University 
of Montpellier 2. He is interested in the history of the new education and libertarian 
history and alternative teaching practices.
Francisco Ferrer education libertarian heritage by Sylvain Wagnon. The Modern School 
followed by Francisco Ferrer. Creative Workshop libertarian, 2013. 288 pages. ? 18. CIRA

SOCIAL WORK. Gerard Lecha is a sociologist and social psychologist. It is a case which he 
witnessed in 1994. At that time, a counselor-educator performs an internship at a facility 
where multiple disabilities in the center-west of France. She then denounces the methods 
that are more like sadism than rehabilitation. The training institute is then it depends 
on deaf ears. Gerard Lecha describes his struggle here as a teacher and trainer.
On offense of excessive humanity? In or ethics and justice ... by Gerard Lecha. Opera, 
2013. 164 pages. 22 euros.

GARI. The GARI (Action Groups revolutionary internationalists) appear in May 1974. To 
their credit: the removal of the director of the Bank of Bilbao to Paris and bombings 
against the economic interests of Spain. These actions were intended spectacular release 
of prisoners of former MIL (Iberian Liberation Movement). Two of them might be executed as 
Salvador Puig Antich was the March 2, 1974. GARI is the coordination of autonomous 
libertarian groups who believe that the protests are not enough classic. They will 
dissolve itself in the summer but we will discuss GARI until 1981 on the occasion of the 
arrest of some of their members and their trial. This book presents a chronology of 
actions by GARI and an anthology of texts from the archives of the CRAS (Centre for 
Research on alternative social), written between 1974 and 1977. CIRA
The GARI: Action Groups revolutionary internationalists: 1974: Solidarity in action: 
removing the banker Suarez ... by Tiburcio Ariza and Fran?ois Coudray. Toulouse: CRAS, 
2013. 296 pages. 18 euros including shipping.
Address: CRAS, BP 51026, 31010 Toulouse cedex 6 (email: cras.toulouse (a) wanadoo.fr).

LEHNING. Arthur Lehning (1899-2000) was born in Utrecht (Netherlands). This 
anti-militarist and anarcho-syndicalist militant in Berlin in the 1920s. With the arrival 
of Nazism, he returned to Holland. Passionate about modern art and literature, he founded 
the magazine 10 I (1927-1929). In 1935, he was one of the founders of the International 
Institute of Social History in Amsterdam where are preserved many records of the 
libertarian movement. It was he who reissued the complete works of Bakunin in 1961. This 
book contains a biography of Arthur Lehning and exclusive interview conducted in 1997.
Arthur Lehning coordinated by Alayn Dropsy. World Editions libertarian 2013. 80 pages. 
(Seed of ananar). 5 euros.

SPAIN. Gonzalbo Jordi was born in Barcelona in 1930, where his parents argue the CNT. 
Since 1938, he lives in Perpignan where his mother was exiled. From 1960 to 1975, he 
participated in the activities of a group of the Iberian Federation of Libertarian Youth 
(FIJL) who continued the fight against Francoism assistance crossing the border for the 
men and equipment, information campaigns on repression ...
Route Barcelona-Perpignan: chronic non miserabilist a young libertarian exile by Jordi 
Gonzalbo. Creative Workshop libertarian, 2013. 138 pages. 10 euros. CIRA

OUTREAU. This book is the return of a writing and photographic led by novelist and 
essayist anarchist Thierry Maricourt. For a year, he met the inhabitants of the town of 
Outreau (Pas-de-Calais). Through text and photographs, he tries to change the image of 
this city who still lives in the trauma of an affair that turned out to be a miscarriage 
of justice.
Back Outreau by Thierry Maricourt. Editions of July, 2012. 80 pages. 17 euros.

VIETNAM. The insomniac reissued editions memories of a witness involved in the struggle 
against colonialism in Vietnam until the beginning of the war in Indochina. Ngo V?n is one 
of those revolutionaries who were repressed by both the colonial powers by the new masters 
Stalinists. Born in 1913, he enlisted in 1932 in the communist movement oppositional. He 
went into exile in France in 1948 where he has been a worker until 1978. From 1969 to 
1972, he participated in the review ICO (Information and correspondence workers). Ngo V?n 
died on 1 January 2005.
In the land of cracked bell: Cochin tribulations of the colonial era Ngo V?n. The 
insomniac, 2013. 221 pages. (Small insomnia). 12 euros. CIRA

SUBSCRIPTIONS **

AIRPORT. The editorial collective insomniac launched a subscription to the publication of 
a book, very illustrated documents appeared in the defensive Autonomous Zone (ZAD), which 
was formed on the occasion of the opposition to the construction of the Airport 
Notre-Dame-des-Landes. Part of the draw ZAD everywhere will be offered to those who 
participate actively in this struggle. Subscribers may receive, if they wish, several 
copies of the book to give them around them, the gift is one of the rules of this fight.
Address: The insomniac, 43 Rue Stalingrad, 93100 Montreuil-sous-Bois (email: 
insomniaqueediteur (a) free.fr).

JACOB LAW. Published in 1926 by Editions de L'Insurgent, republished in 2005 by egregores, 
Eighteen years in prison Jacob Law is currently found. Publishing the Pigne launch a 
subscription to republish. Jacob Law is an individualist anarchist unknown. Born in 1885 
in Ukraine, to escape the pogroms, he followed his family to New York in 1905. He returned 
to Europe in 1906. On 1 May 1907, from the deck of a bus, it takes several gunshots on 
cuirassiers, not slightly wounding one. Having narrowly escaped a lynching by the mob, he 
was arrested and sentenced. He spent eighteen years in prison. After publishing his book, 
he is expelled from French territory and then we lose track of him.
Eighteen years in prison by Jacob Law; preface Claire Auzias; afterword by Leo Collin. 
Editions of the Pigne, September 2013. 110 pages. 8 euros (9 euros instead of on release), 
7 euros each from five books ordered (check payable to La Pigna). Address: Les ?ditions de 
Pigne, 21 rue Yvan Goll, 88100 Saint-Die.

INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR RESEARCH ON ANARCHISM.
50 rue Consolat, 13001 Marseille. Office hours Tuesday to Friday from 3:00 p.m. to 6:30 
p.m. on Tuesday with an extension up to 21 hours. Phone: 09 50 51 10 89 (local rate in 
France).
Email: cira.marseille (a) free.fr On the Internet:http://cira.marseille.free.fr