M. A. Bakunin lived an amazing life full of ideological searches: he participated in uprisings in Prague, Dresden and Poland | spent several years in exile in Siberia| met with outstanding people of his time - Marx, Garibaldi, Herzen, Turgenev.Declaring that his "fatherland is a world revolution", Bakunin opposed the enslavement of the people by the bureaucratic apparatus and justified the need for a revolt "against organized robbery and oppression - against the state. This is how "Statehood and Anarchy" was born - the manifesto of anarchism and the basis of Bakunin's teaching on the possibility of restructuring life on the basis of freedom, equality and justice.The publisher's layout has been saved in a4.pdf format.