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Anthony Frey, Jan 77 - Aug 08, anarchist, anti-fascist and friend. You will be missed.
Frey died aged 31 in an Alpine rock climbing accident.
Site: Angel Alley (3 memorials)
E1, Angel Alley
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Anthony Frey
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Anthony Frey
Anarchist and anti-fascist. Killed while rock climbing in France, aged 31. A...
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