Sacco and Vanzetti were thought to be disciples of, for 10 points, what man whose namesake followers were synonymous with Italian anarchism during the 1910s and 1920s?
This man authored a pamphlet ironically titled "Health is in you!," which his followers used to plan a series of crimes accompanied by a pink flyer titled "Plain Words." One follower of this man, known as "Jean Crones," laced soup served at a banquet for Archbishop George Mundelein with arsenic. This associate of Mike Boda formed a group that committed the crime that led to the arrest of Andrea Salsedo, who died from falling out of a window on 15 Park Row in New York. This man's advocacy of "propaganda of the deed" in the Cronaca Sovversiva inspired an attack that killed 38 people on Wall Street and a wave of bombings culminating in an explosion on the attorney general's porch that provoked the Palmer raids and led to this man's deportation. Sacco and Vanzetti were thought to be disciples of, for 10 points, what man whose namesake followers were synonymous with Italian anarchism during the 1910s and 1920s?
This man authored a pamphlet ironically titled "Health is in you!," which his followers used to plan a series of crimes accompanied by a pink flyer titled "Plain Words.
Luigi Galleani [accept Galleanists; or word forms]