Carlo Gambuzzi (26 August 1837 – 30 April 1902) was an Italian anarchist.
Carlo Gambuzzi was born in Naples, Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, the son of Pasquale and Maria Carolina Landolfi.
He graduated as a lawyer in 1858. He was alongside Garibaldi at the Battle of Aspromonte in 1862, and was lovers with Antonia Kwiatkowska, wife of Mikhail Bakunin.
He made a graveside speech in remembrance of his friend and comrade Giuseppe Fanelli in Naples on 6 January 1877.[1]
References
edit- In memoria di Carlo Gambuzzi, Napoli 1902 (in Italian)
- Podcast im DLF: Die Familie Bakunin - Anarchie der Liebe
- ^ Sulla tomba di Giuseppe Fanelli. Napoli, 6 gennaio 1877 (in Italian)
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