Continuing the Debate on the Value of Art
L.F., art historian based in Berlin One main impasse of art theory is the concept of value of art. Here we find solid historical materialist theory production like Max [...]
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Berlin, Thursday, March 12, 2020: Discussion and Book Launch / “Red Love: Alexandra Kollontai ”
at Cabinet, Ebersstrasse 3 19.00pm Discussion and Book Launch / “Red Love: A Reader on Alexandra Kollontai,” with Bini Adamczak, Maria Lind, Michele Masucci, Aaron [...]
A comment about Macedonian political refugees who never returned in Greece
The story in Greece is that bad Tito changed their nationality in Yugoslavia. But here we see also in the USSR Tashkent, the leadership of the KKE (communist party) also [...]
81 years later, we still remember that night’s crime in November 9 1938.
Gedenkkundgebung und Demonstration 9. November 2019 | 17.00 Uhr | Mahnmal Levetzowstraße | Moabit “The Battle against anti-Semitic ideology and its understanding of [...]
Reggae, riots and resistance: the sounds of Black Britain in 1981
On the anniversary of the Brixton Riots, PAM explores the impact of reggae and sound system culture through the events that reshaped Britain’s multicultural landscape in [...]
Vanguard of the Revolution- The Real Story of the Black Panther Party
The Black Panther Party (BPP), originally the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense, was a revolutionary political organization founded by Bobby Seale and Huey Newton in [...]
11th of July 1942: Black Sabbath for the Jews of Salonika
Source: http://ww2today.com/11th-july-1942-black-sabbath-for-the-jews-of-salonika One of a series of images taken by German journalists in Salonika on 11th July 1942. The [...]
To the Friends of the Lukács Archive
For the Greek translation check here The text was posted at the website of Lukács Archive Dear Friends, Since the release of our last statement (17 June 2018) – in which [...]
Salonika – A City with Amnesia (Short version with english subtitles)
On December 6th 1942, German occupation forces and Greek collaborators confiscated the Jewish cemetery of Saloniki, which was the largest in Europe with approximately 500,000 [...]
Records of the strike in Egypt under Ramses III, c1155BC
at libcom A contemporary document recounting the first ever recorded labour strike, which occured in Deir el Medina, Ancient Egypt during the reign of Ramses III when workers [...]
