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(en) Italy, FDCA, Cantiere #44 - A farewell to Claudio Strambi (1965-2026) (ca, de, fr, it, pt, tr)[machine translation]
Date
Sat, 6 Jun 2026 08:27:53 +0300
First of all, we like to remember Claudio as an anarchist comrade of
great human caliber, welcoming, friendly, and with a great sense of
humor, a pleasant person to spend time with, whether sharing struggles
and ideals or simply exchanging a few words. Ours is a simple tribute
that enriches the fabric of memory; among our many experiences, we like
to remember that our paths of activism and debate intertwined many
times, and beyond the streets, we shared some important political and
organizational moments. In 1986, he joined the Pisan Anarchist-Communist
Federation, and between 1992 and 1994, he was active in the Libertarian
Communist Organization (OCL), contributing significantly to the
organized anarchist movement, in connection with the Federation of
Anarchist Communists. During those years, he strengthened his
theoretical and practical commitment, intertwining his political
activity with that of cultural development. He later joined the FAI and
remained a regular contributor to the movement's press: his byline has
graced publications such as "Comunismo libertario," to which he also
contributed more recently between 2002 and 2006, as well as "Umanità
Nova" and "A-Rivista anarchica." Having trained at nursing school, he
was primarily a trade unionist, active for decades in various
professional organizations. He was among the founders of the anarchist
circle in Vicolo del Tidi in Pisa. He wrote three volumes on Camillo
Berneri (1897-1937), one of his favorite authors in the anarchist field,
published with the Kronstadt Group of Volterra between 2015 and 2021.
Close to the Franco Serantini Library since the late 1980s, he was an
integral part of the cooperative that managed its activities in the
1990s, offering a constant and valuable contribution. We love to
remember his great humanity and affability with his comrades but also
with anyone who approached him, his great sense of humor and his
engaging smile.
"He who has comrades never dies," and for this reason, you will continue
to take to the streets with us in our hearts and we will keep your
enthusiasm alive, and if "they leave you dead, we will bring you alive."
Best regards,
The comrades of Alternativa Libertaria
https://alternativalibertaria.fdca.it/wpAL/
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