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Peter Kropotkin was a prominent Russian anarchist, geographer, and philosopher known for his advocacy of anarcho-communism. He was born into an aristocratic family in Moscow but later rejected his privileged upbringing to embrace revolutionary ideals. Kropotkin's work emphasized the importance of mutual aid and cooperation among individuals in society, challenging the prevailing notions of competition in nature. His writings, such as "Mutual Aid: A Factor of Evolution," sought to demonstrate how cooperation is a fundamental aspect of human and animal behavior, arguing that it is essential for a just and equitable society.

Throughout his life, Kropotkin was an active participant in various revolutionary movements and spent time in exile due to his political beliefs. He was deeply influenced by the social and economic conditions of his time, which shaped his vision of a stateless society based on voluntary associations. Kropotkin's contributions extend beyond anarchist theory; he also made significant advancements in geography and contributed to the understanding of the natural world. His legacy continues to inspire anarchists and socialists around the globe, advocating for a more humane and cooperative society.

Nationalität Russisch
Geburtsdatum December 9, 1842
Geburtsort Moscow, Russia
Todesdatum February 8, 1921