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A beautiful book about the life of a now forgotten anarchist (real story) who lived through the whole XXth century, trying to fight for freedom, collaboration and peace without hierarchy.

I'm at the beginning, 1914, he's a young worker in Paris, discovering an intriguing political life, while in love.

I'm touched because nobody remembers anarchists. But we should <3

Kill the czar already!!!

Albeit waaay better written than its predecessor, I'm still a bit tired of reading the uninteresting intricacies of nazi/corrupted democracy/soviet politics. I'd prefer an underground post-apocalyptic metro to be about the discovery of unexplored stations, mysterious phenomena, artefacts and ghosts! And it's still an all-boring-sweating-male book but OK

A 17 year old character who has seen nothing outside of her metro station falls in love with the 40 year old mercenary :|