Pedro Esteve Explained

Pedro Esteve
Birth Place:	Barcelona
Death Place:	Weehauken, New Jersey
Known For:	Anarchist activism
Occupation:	Editor, translator, organizer, orator

Pedro Esteve (1865–1925) was the leading Spanish anarchist in the United States during his time. Born in Barcelona, he joined the Catalan anarchists and wrote for the anarchist paper El Productor. He emigrated to the United States in the 1890s and was involved in organizing seamen, miners, and cigarmakers in New York, Colorado, and Florida. Esteve edited the American anarchist papers La Questione Sociale and Cultura Obrera. He married the anarchist Maria Roda and frequently worked with Emma Goldman, serving as her translator.^[1]

Further reading

• Casanovas i Codina . Joan . Introduction for Pedro Esteve's Socialismo anarquista: La ley, la violencia, el anarquismo, la revolución social . Catalan Review . 3 . 2 . 9–44 . 1989 . 10.3828/CATR.3.2.1 . mdy-all .
• Casanovas i Codina . Joan . Pedro Esteve (Barcelona 1865 – Weehauken, N. J. 1925): A Catalan Anarchist in the United States . Catalan Review . 5 . 1 . 57–77 . July 1991 . 10.3828/CATR.5.1.4 . mdy-all .
• Book: Castañeda . Christopher J. . Feu . Montse . Writing Revolution: Hispanic Anarchism in the United States . 2019 . English . 978-0-252-05160-9 . University of Illinois Press . 1096530882 . mdy-all .
• Sueiro Seoane . Susana . Un anarquista en penumbra. Pedro Esteve y la velada red del anarquismo transnacional . Alcores: Revista de historia contemporánea . 15 . 43–66 . 2013 . es . 1886-8770 . mdy-all .

Notes and References

1. Book: Guglielmo. Jennifer. Salerno. Salvatore. Are Italians White?: How Race is Made in America. 2003. Psychology Press. 978-0-415-93450-3. 309.