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Happy May Day to the Hoeletariats.
libcom.org A Short History of May Day September 11, 2006 This article was pieced together from an article on anarkismo.net, edited and added
Lucy E. Parsons The Famous Speeches of the Eight Chicago Anarchists in Court When asked if they had anything to say why sentence of death sh
Anonymous The Witch’s Child April 23, 2011 Available in additional formats at https://resonanceaudiodistro.org/2018/04/14/the-witchs-child-a
Photos of IEDs found at Louis Lingg’s apartment following the Haymarket massacre. Having been arrested and charged with throwing explosives at police officers, Lingg proclaimed his innocence, explaining that he had an alibi - he was busy at home making bombs at the time.
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Louis Lingg
Louis Lingg Address to the Court 1886 Louis Ling, Address to the Court, Famous Speeches of the Chicago Anarchists (Chicago: 1912). Reprinted
Accused of throwing explosives during the Haymarket Affair, unapologetic anarchist Louis Lingg was imprisoned May 14th, 1886. On November 10th, 1887 - the day before he was scheduled to be hung - Lingg placed a blasting cap between his teeth and lit it like a cigar, choosing to die on his own terms rather than let his fate be determined by the state. The resulting blast gruesomely tore apart his lower jaw, but did not kill him immediately. Lingg survived six more hours and in that time, he used his own blood to scrawl "Hoch die anarchie!" (Hurrah for anarchy!) in his native German upon the walls of his cell.
Haymarket Martyr Louis Lingg:
“I couldn’t have thrown that bomb. I was at home making bombs.”
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Louis Lingg was born on September 9, 1864 in Mannheim, Germany. Early in his life, he began working as a carpenter, eventually involving himself in revolutionary struggles. His politicization compelled him to evade military service, so he fled Germany for Switzerland, only to be expelled in 1885. That summer, Lingg immigrated to the United States, settling in Chicago, one of the epicenters of the vibrant German-American anarchist movement.
“Size samimiyetle ve açıkça söylüyorum: Ben şiddet yanlısıyım. Bunu daha önce Yüzbaşı Schaack'a söyledim, eğer bize karşı top kullanırlarsa, biz de onlara karşı dinamit kullanırız. Yine söylüyorum, ben bugünün ‘düzeninin’ düşmanıyım, ve yine söylüyorum, bütün gücümle, son nefesime kadar onunla savaşacağım. Tekrar ifade edeyim, samimi ve açıkça, ben güç kullanma taraftarıyım. Bunu Yüzbaşı Schaack'a söyledim, ve bu söylediğimin arkasındayım, eğer bizi topa tutarsanız, biz de sizi dinamite tutarız.
Gülüyorsunuz! Belki de, 'Artık daha fazla bomba atamayacaksın,’ diye düşünüyorsunuz; ama sizi temin ederim ki darağacına mutlu giderim, gayet emin bir şekilde. Çünkü biliyorum ki bugüne kadar konuştuğum yüzlerce, binlerce insan sözlerimi hatırlayacaktır; ve bizi astığınız an, o zaman, bu söylediğimi not edin, onlar sizi bombalayacak. Bu umutla resmen söylüyorum ki sizi tanımıyorum, sizin düzeninizi tanımıyorum, sizin yasalarınızı, iktidara dayalı otoritenizi aşağılıyorum. Bunun için asın beni!”
Louis Lingg (1864-1887), idamla yargılandığı mahkemede kendisine onu asmamaları için bir neden gösterebilir mi diye sorduklarında verdiği yanıt.
