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russia / ukraine / belarus / history of anarchism Monday March 01, 2021 19:09 by Various anarchist organisations
On 1 March, 1921, the Kronstadt Soviet rose in revolt against the regime of the Russian “Communist” Party. The Civil War was effectively over, with the last of the White armies in European Russia defeated in November, 1920. The remaining battles in Siberia and Central Asia were over the territorial extent of what would become the USSR the following year. Economic conditions, though, remained dire. In response, strikes broke out across Petrograd in February, 1921. The sailors of Kronstadt sent a delegation to investigate the strikes.
[Castellano] [Català] [Ελληνικά] [Italiano] [Deutsch] [Français][Watch] The Kronstadt Uprising – Ida Mett. Introduction by Murray Bookchin
[Participate] ACG Public Meeting: The Kronstadt Revolt 1921: The Crushing of the Flower of the Revolution
russia / ucraina / bielorussia / genero Saturday May 13, 2017 00:40 by Alternativa Libertaria/fdca
rusia / ucrania / bielorrusia / movimiento anarquista Thursday April 20, 2017 18:53 by Revolución Internacional / World Revolution
Mikola Dziadok es un joven militante libertario, abogado y escritor de Bielorrusia. Es parte de la alianza "Revolución Internacional / World Revolution - Прамень 'Pramen'" y colabora con nosotr@s traduciendo textos y ensayos al ruso y bielorruso sobre autogobiernos, procesos comunitarios y movimientos sociales en el mundo, así como de historia, ciencias sociales y pensamiento crítico, temáticas que han atraído desde Latinoamérica el interés de muchas organizaciones y compañeros de Europa. [Français][Italiano]
russia / ukraine / belarus / anarchist movement Saturday August 09, 2014 15:26 by Autonomous Action
The Revolutionary Confederation of Anarcho-Syndicalists - N. I. Makhno (Революционная конфедерация анархо-синдикалистов им. Н. И. Махно), established in Ukraine in 1994, was one of the most famous anarchist organizations which emerged from the former Soviet Union. Platformist in essence, the organization managed to assemble a cohort of vigorous activists who wanted to adopt a strategic and responsible approach to the question of achieving a libertarian society.The RKAS survived many troubles, it was involved in the miners' strike and had several long-tem projects, but it was not without its internal squabbles and splits. Over the past year, however, the organization has been heard from less and less. To find out what had happened to the RKAS, and also hear their opinion on the current events in Ukraine, our Russia-based comrades of Autonomous Action interviewed a comrade from the RKAS, Samurai.[Italiano][Français]See also:
russia / ukraine / belarus / repression / prisoners Wednesday April 16, 2014 17:20 by Anarkismo.net Editorial Collective
Days after the Sochi Olympic Games, in the course of which the dictatorial Russian government allowed multinationals firms and other States to satisfy their capitalist pretensions by muzzling opposition and banning demonstrations, the repression of anticapitalists, anarchists, trade-union activists, and the feminist and anti-homophobe movements is still going on.On the 24th February, 7 opponents to the regime have been sentenced for taking part in a demonstration against Putin in 2012, a protest which denounced the fixing of the presidential election by the State. They have been sentenced to up to 4 years detention in a camp for "mass disorder" and "violence against the forces of law and order". This political trial has been greatly criticized by the opposition who have gathered together in great number in front of the court to protest against authoritarianism and repression in the Russian State. In reply, between 200 and 400 people have been arrested with some being tried and given similar sentences. Among them are many anarchist comrades, but also anti-capitalists, feminists and anti-fascist activists.[Français] [Italiano] [Ελληνικά] |
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