Translations and Editions
- Translation by Fredy Perlman and Jon Supak (Black & Red, 1970; rev. ed. 1977). Online at
- Translation by Donald Nicholson-Smith (Zone, 1994). Online at
- Translation by Ken Knabb (Rebel Press, 2004). Online at
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