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The bavarian socialist republic as it formed. There are also ukranian groups during the russian civil war that were actually communist
Makhno was a based anarchist crossdresser and I will not hear otherwise
If i may, please also read into Kurt Eisner. Its sad how germany (especially the bavarian state) tries to make him and the bavarian socialist state and how it got sabotaged by the SPD forgotten, shunning the people that rose up against the sieg of munich by the freikorps as just brutal blood thirsty maniacs. Taking Eisners "Free state of bavaria" as if it was a democratic slogan from post ww2. But no him, the jewish philosipher, who was imprisoned, and in my opinion was the only one in the 19th century trying to bring forth a true socalist society as invisioned by markx, made this saying!
Really read into him. He is so facinating!
Will check him out, thank you for the recommendation!