Marcus Graham (1893, Dorohoi, Romania – December 1985, Manchester, New Hampshire)[1][2] was an anarchist active in the United States from the 1910s to his death in the 1980s.
[6] It had direct links to that school of thought, with it growing out of the dissolution of an Italian anarchist newspaper.
In addition, chapters formed across the United States associated with the “International Group” that published MAN!.
Published commentary and analysis of world events of interest to anarchists such as the Spanish Civil War and published biographical sketches of largely forgotten anarchists such as Luigi Galleani, Robert Reitzel, Carl Nold, Kate Austin, and Chaim Weinberg.
[9] Graham was also a prolific contributor to the anarchist press and his writings have appeared in the aforementioned newspapers in addition to War Commentary, Freedom, Resistance, Anarchy, Black Flag, and Match!.
[11] In the late 1920s, Graham was arrested again and threatened with deportation to Mexico where he had just visited to promote his Anthology of Revolutionary Poetry.