We are an ad-hoc collective of anti-fascists in London who want to organise a solidarity event to support anti-fascists in Russia on 19th January.
Continue reading #London #UK: callout for solidarity with russian anti-fascists
October 28, 2018, Helsinki: 10 people took part in a solidarity action in front of the Russian Embassy, mostly anti-fascists and anarchists from Russia and some activists from Finland.
Continue reading #Helsinki: Action in solidarity with arrested russian antifascists
Part IV – Lenin’s Vision of the Bolshevik State – Anarchist critique of the Russian revolution by Ron Tabor.
Continue reading On the occasion of its 100th anniversary, Explorations in the Russian Revolution
After admitting his guilt to the police during the investigation, Arman Sagynbaev, one of the people arrested in Russia in relation to the “Penza case“, refused to plead guilty in court and explained that he was forced to his initial confession under torture.
Continue reading #Russia: activist refuses guilty plea in court, describes police torture
Through radical protest of the 1990s and 2000s to the repressive machine of today, Romanov’s biography shows how the Russian government’s attitude to protest has hardened.
Continue reading Meet Russian anarchist Ilya Romanov. He’s spent nearly 20 years in prison
Dublin: Demo outside the Russian embassy on the 20th of June at 7pm.
Continue reading #Dublin: Call for solidarity with our Russian comrades!
St Petersburg: about 400 people took part in the rally against torture of prisoners in Russia: an impressive turn out for a country where brutal political repression is a norm. The event was organized by the St. Petersburg solidarity group with anarchists and anti-fascists arrested and tortured by the Russian state.
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When the Bolsheviks usurped the Russian Revolution, it was a disaster for anti-capitalist movements everywhere. This book traces a timeline of the Bolshevik crackdown on revolutionary currents in Russia and elsewhere around the world, starting before the October Revolution and running up to the treaty between Stalin and Hitler. It includes a treasury of quotations from some of the anarchists who helped make the revolution only to perish under the heel of authoritarians.
Continue reading New CrimethInc Book: The Russian Counterrevolution
On April 20, 2018, the Russian Investigative Committee officially declined to open a criminal case on the basis of a complaint filed by Viktor Filinkov, one of the young men accused in The Network case, who alleged he had been tortured by FSB officers. Moreover, these very same FSB officers are permitted to visit him in remand prison. OVD Info has published, below, the account Filinkov gave to his lawyer of how the secret service officers who tortured him now talk to him.
We live in the old and beautiful contradiction of risking freedom while fighting for it. And they will never be stop us. From Brazil to Russia, long live Anarchy.
Continue reading They will never be stop us. From #Brazil to #Russia, long live Anarchy
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