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Despite the growing popularity of libertarian and radically democratic forms of organisation and action in current social movements, research so far has scarcely looked at anarchical movements. Leadership approaches and explanations through political opportunities can only be applied to the action field of anarchy in a very limited way. The hierarchy- and dominance-averse and anti-state attitude of anarchists also impacts the repertoire of key figures. Using the anarchy movement in post-soviet Russia, the article sketches some poignant social figures (pioneer organisations, bridge-builders, stalwarts, avant-garde and martyrs). Adapted from the source document