Sept. 16 Autonomedia Jubilee Saint — OSUGI SAKAE

osugi sakae
SEPTEMBER 16 — OSUGI SAKAE
Prominent Japanese revolutionist, anarchist, martyr.

SEPTEMBER 16, 2009 HOLIDAYS AND FESTIVALS
STEP FAMILY DAY.
Brittany: FÊTE OF ST. CORNÉLY AT CARNAC. All horned animals are given a tour of the church, and priests pretend not to notice.

ALSO ON SEPTEMBER 16 IN HISTORY…
1620 — Puritan separatists sail from Britain on the Mayflower for New World.
1874 — Mexican anarchist Ricardo Flores Magon born, San Antonio Eloxochitan.
1885 — Children’s psychoanalyst Karen Horney born, Hamburg, Germany.
1917 — Premier Alexander Kerensky proclaims Russia a very brief republic.
1923 — Japanese anarchist Osugi Sakae murdered by police.

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