Isaac Puente : Basque Physician, Spanish Anarchist, Birth Control and Hygiene Advocate, Anarcho-naturist, and Writer for Confederaci?n Nacional Del Trabajo

June 3, 1896 — August 1, 1936

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A Basque physician and Spanish anarchist of a strong anarchist communist bent, who adhered to concerns around birth control, hygiene and sexuality. He promoted anarcho-naturism, and was active in the Confederaci?n Nacional del Trabajo (CNT).

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June 3, 1896

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August 1, 1936

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March 24, 2020; 2:43:38 PM (UTC)

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