L’Œuvre Internationale des Editions anarchistes in “La Revue Anarchiste” (1924-1925)
Every manifestation of anarchist propaganda—by speech, by writing, by action—must therefore have a global impact and a universal significance.
In practice, this is not the case and, as a result, anarchists are only informed about anarchist movement and action in the countries where they live and are little, badly or even completely uneducated about what happens in other countries.
One of the causes of this regrettable state of things — and it is not the least of them — is the diversity of languages. […]