Anarchism has become one of the extreme, ultra-revolutionary currents of social thought in modern and modern times. Where, how and why did it arise? Who did he unite under his banner? Where did he call and where did he really lead his supporters, what did he promise and what did he give them? What did anarchism claim and what did history respond to its claims? Why can the ideas of anarchism be revived today, and even where there seem to be no conditions for this? The author of the book is trying to answer these and other questions.