D07 - Totalitarian Nightmare | Enrico Arrigoni

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D07 - Totalitarian Nightmare | Enrico ArrigoniThis exceptionally scarce anarchist novel, self published in a limited first printing of only 150 copies, reflects Arrigonis fierce individualist philosophy and his experiences in the Spanish Civil War. Written under the influence of Max Stirner, the narrative serves as a gritty warning against the crushing weight of authoritarian systems and a defense of the human will to remain free. This 1975 paperback edition is in acceptable condition with some

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This exceptionally scarce anarchist novel

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