La Vaga dels estampadors de 1892 al pla de Barcelona

Authors

  • Antoni Dalmau i Ribalta

Abstract

In 1892, in a context characterised by the deep crisis that the anarchist movement was undergoing and the spread of radicalism amid the supporters of direct and individual action, Barcelona became the scenario of a long labour conflict which, having begun in the water sector, culminated in a general strike. Despite lasting sixteen weeks, the workers did not succeed in their aims. In fact, the textile printing workers? strike of 1892 was the last and most important labour conflict before the wave of anarchist terrorist attacks between 1893 and 1896 and the repression these attacks produced.

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2012-07-20

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Dalmau i Ribalta, A. (2012). La Vaga dels estampadors de 1892 al pla de Barcelona. Butlletí De La Societat Catalana d’Estudis Històrics, (21), 217–229. Retrieved from https://revistes.iec.cat/index.php/BSCEH/article/view/76028.001

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No. 21 (2010)

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