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Mika Feldman de Etchebéhère

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After Hipólito's death, Mika was given his revolver. She briefly considered committing suicide but decided instead to continue fighting for the revolution. She was eventually elected as the head of her fighting division despite the skeptical attitude of some of her male co-fighters. She fought in the
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siege of Siguenza and escaped from the cathedral before it was overtaken by the fascists. By the end of 1936, she joined another military brigade stationed in Madrid, which was violently decimated. She thus became captain of the 14th division of the
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Cynthia Gabbay, “El onceavo mandamiento: memoria del fuego en la literatura judía y feminista de la guerra civil española”, (Eds.) Emmanuel Kahan, Ariel Raber, y Wanda Wechsler (NEJ, IDES),
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in Moisés Ville, before moving to Rosario, where he opened a small restaurant. As a child, Mika allegedly heard many stories about Russian revolutionary fighters escaping tsarist prisons.
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Cynthia Gabbay, “Babilonia y Revolución en España: Prácticas de escritura cosmopolita de una miliciana/ Mika Feldman Etchebehere”, (Eds.) Julia Kölbl, Iryna Orlova et Michaela Wolf,
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by stalinist communist agents. Having been jailed in Madrid, she was liberated thanks to Cipriano Mera's direct intervention. Once liberated, she joined the
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http://mozaika.es/magazine/en/el-onceavo-mandamiento-memoria-del-fuego-en-la-literatura-judia-y-feminista-de-la-guerra-civil-espanola-3/
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Mika Etchebéhère, "Ma guerre d'Espagne à moi: une femme à la tête d'une colonne au combat", Libertalia, 2021. (in French)
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Mika died on July 7, 1992, in Paris. In accordance with her last wishes, her ashes were spread out in the waters of the
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Gabbay, Cynthia (2020). "(Jewish) Women's Narratives of Caring and Medical Practices During the Spanish Civil War".
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Ma Guerre d’Espagne à moi de Mika Etchebéhère : « Pour une révolution, c’est une révolution ! »
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Ma Guerre d’Espagne à moi de Mika Etchebéhère : « Pour une révolution, c’est une révolution ! »
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Cynthia Gabbay, "Identidad, género y prácticas anarquistas en las memorias de Micaela Feldman y Etchebéhère",
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Ma sœur, mon capitaine. Les souvenirs de Mika Etchebéhère, chef de brigade du POUM pendant la guerre d'Espagne
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Ma sœur, mon capitaine. Les souvenirs de Mika Etchebéhère, chef de brigade du POUM pendant la guerre d'Espagne
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in order to gather the stories of first-hand witnesses of the massacre perpetrated in the early 1920s by the
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In 1926, she took part in the creation of a Workers' Communist Party, which started publishing a newspaper,
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organization. Along with Eva Vives, Joan Pauna and other fellow activists, she created a group named after
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In 1930, Mika and her partner sailed to Europe. First, in June, they spent time in the freshly founded
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In 1934, as she had returned to Paris, she and Hipólito took part in creating yet another newspaper,
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She then gave alphabetization classes and popular education in Madrid, in a hospital run by the
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Mika also took part in numerous protests against right-wing dictatorships in South America.
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Mika Etchebéhère: una argentina militante del POUM, combatiente en la Guerra Civil española
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Mika Etchebéhère : una heroica y desconocida combatiente de nuestra guerra civil
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Hugo Fontana (8 de febrero de 2013). «Mika, la capitana». El País. (in Spanish)
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Ma guerre d'Espagne à moi : une femme à la tête d'une colonne au combat
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As early as 1946, Mika returned to France, becoming a translator for
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Forma. Revista d'estudis comparatius. Art, literatura, pensament
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Nashim: A Journal of Jewish Women's Studies & Gender Issues
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At age 15, she began being an active member of Rosario's local
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of 1937 in Barcelona, she was arrested on the front line at
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Hippolyte Etchebéhère (1900-1936), La Bataille socialiste,
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Hacer Patria. Estudios sobre la vida judía en Argentina
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Juan Rústico (pseudonyme de Hippolyte Etchebéhère),
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She served as captain of the 67:, July 7, 1992) was an Argentine militant 717:Argentine people of the Spanish Civil War 566:1933, la tragédie du prolétariat allemand 287:In 1976, she published an autobiography, 277:Years later, during the civil unrest of 15: 392: 390: 388: 386: 384: 382: 380: 378: 374: 195:On July 12, 1936, six days before the 201:Workers' Party of Marxist Unification 117:, the famous anarchist figure of the 7: 747:People from San Cristóbal Department 82:in 1936, and was also active in the 245:Confederación Nacional del Trabajo 215:, founded on February 10, 1937 by 14: 575:, Historia y Vida, February 1977. 139:, the couple decided to join the 762:20th-century non-fiction writers 737:International Brigades personnel 310:, Paris, Les Lettres nouvelles, 542:, Libération, 14 January 1999, 154:("the Spark"). 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Moisés Ville
Santa Fe Province
Paris
anarchist
POUM
militia
Spanish Civil War
anarcha-feminist
Mujeres Libres
Moisés Ville
Yiddish
anarchist
Louise Michel
French commune
odontology
University of Buenos Aires
Russian Revolution
Communist Party of Argentina
Leon Trotsky
Trostkyist
Patagonia
Argentine Army
Patagonia Rebelde
Second Spanish Republic
Spanish coup of July 1936
Workers' Party of Marxist Unification

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