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Juda Solomonovich Grossman (7 February 1883 – 6 June 1934) was a Ukrainian revolutionary anarchist, journalist and literary critic.

The article is a contribution to the biography of Iuda Grossman-Roshchin (1883—1934), a Russian revolutionary with Jewish roots. The author traces back Grossman’s progress and analyzes his evolution against the background of socio-political crises in Eastern Europe at the beginning of the 20th century.

Juda Grossman described the rise of anarchist groups in the wake of the revolution as though they "sprang up like mushrooms after a rain". Jewish anarchist groups sprouted up throughout many of the small towns in the Pale, while in the cities of Ukraine, the anarchist movement that had first appeared in Odesa and Katerynoslav had spread to Kyiv ...

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Judah Grossman-Roshchin (1883-1934) is an interesting case. From what I've gathered he was an anarchist from his teens up to and until working with Makhno in the Ukraine. Afterwards he critiqued anarchists such as Kropotkin and was in general busy with the history and theory of anarchism, but also literature from a Marxist perspective.

In 1895, Taratuta was arrested for socialist political activism, and in 1897, she joined the Yelisavethrad branch of the South Russian Workers' Union , led by Juda Grossman. In 1898, she became a member the newly-founded Social Democratic Labour Party (SDLP).

Juda Jozsef Yehuda Grossman. Birthdate: 1847. Birthplace: Buczlo, Szekcso, Saros, Hungary. Death: September 18, 1926 (78-79) Raclavice, Szekcso, Saros, Hungary (Died on Yom Kippur 5687) Immediate Family:

In May 1920, Uralov was put in charge of the RIAU's political work, collaborating with Peter Arshinov, Juda Grossman and Volin on writing articles for The Road to Freedom. [14] After the war, he moved to Simferopol , where he held a series of anarchist meetings at his apartment.