‘The Death of Durruti’ from Spanish Revolution (United Libertarian Organizations New York). Vol. 1 No 7. December 9, 1936.

“Five hundred thousand people marched to the grave of Buenaventura Durruti. They did not goosestep in military-like formations as the drilled and robotized crowds of dictator-ridden countries do. They marched in the spontaneous fashion of revolutionary crowds, swept by the deep feeling of grief for a lost revolutionary hero. It was a spontaneous outpouring, a spontaneous manifestation of popular sympathies, of a deep-felt sense of reverence for one who in his life and actions came to embody so much of the hopes and aspirations of the toiling masses of Spain.”

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