#FELON PETROVICH RUSSIAN PRISON MAFIA ARCHIVE#

After graduation, he tried to become a teacher, but soon quit this job and became a publicist. Chernyshevsky visited the meetings of the political circle of Mikhail Petrachevsky to learn about revolutionary ideas, but didn’t enter the circle himself. Nikolay Chernyshevsky got interested in socialistic and nihilistic ideas during his studies in the University of St.

#FELON PETROVICH RUSSIAN PRISON MAFIA ARCHIVE#

TASS Mikhail Velichko/Alexander Odinokov Archive He then moved to London where he worked with Alexander Herzen for the ‘Kolokol’ (“Bell”) magazine. In 1857, Bakunin was exiled to Siberia where he lived until in 1861 when he escaped to the U.S. In the letter to his family, written in 1854, he says: “I hope, you understand that anybody who respects himself at least a little bit, should prefer the most terrible death to this slow and shameful agony,” meaning his life-long imprisonment.

It also shows Bakunin was emotionally broken in the fortress: he himself admitted to being a criminal and begged for death.

This work was named ‘Ispoved’ (“Confession”). There, Tsar Nicholas I ordered him to write about German and Slavic philosophic ideas. In 1851, he was sent to Russia and imprisoned in the Peter and Paul Fortress. The latter resulted in his arrest and death sentence, which was later changed to a life-long imprisonment. In 1848-1849, he organized the arisen workers in the French revolution and in the Czech and Dresden rebellions. He created the theory of pan-slavism - an idea of a federation of Slavic folks to save them from absolutism. Bakunin had worked out his own ideas of anarchism. After he had moved to Berlin in 1840, Bakunin got interested in the communist ideology and then met Karl Marx, but eventually they became enemies. Mikhail Bakunin, a famous Russian philosopher and revolutionary, at first, was a follower of the ideas of German philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel. Public Domain Mikhail Velichko/Alexander Odinokov Archive

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