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April Carter - Gewaltlose Aktionen gegen den Staat (1963)

Welche Formen gewaltloser direkter Aktionen gibt es? Was können sie erreichen? Welche Voraussetzungen brauchen sie, um erfolgreich sein zu können? Die Friedensaktivistin April Carter (1937-2022) hat diese Fragen auf den Punkt beantwortet.

Zum Text: https://www.anarchismus.at/texte-anarchismus/sonstige-anarchistische-texte/8117-april-carter-gewaltfreie-aktionen-gegen-den-staat-1963

Zur Person: https://www.womeninpeace.org/c-names/2017/6/14/april-carter

Zur Folge: https://anarchieundcello.podbean.com/e/april-carter-gewaltlose-aktionen-gegen-den-staat-1963/

Unterstütze den Podcast, wenn du kannst und magst: https://ko-fi.com/anarchieundcello/tiers

#Anarchie #Anarchismus #Frieden #DirekteAktion #Staat #Revolution

Lorry :unverified:

I am starting to realise that all this time, trainspotting was just a code-hobby for Autistic people to form clandestine self-help / revolutionary groups, with flasks of tea, sammiches and sturdy raincoats.

#UK #Autism #Trains #Trainspotting #Tea #Thermos #MindTheGap #Sandwich #Therapy #Revolution

In the foreground at right you see a young man in a dark green hooded jacket, leaning slightly forward as he writes into a small notebook. A pair of binoculars hangs around his neck and a camera strap dangles from his wrist. He’s standing on a narrow yellow line marked “Mind the Gap” beside the platform edge.

To his left sits a two‑car diesel train painted in off‑white with a crimson stripe, its front end showing the number “5849” and a headboard reading “via Kingston 24.” Steam or diesel exhaust drifts faintly from its roof‑mounted exhaust port. The train’s doors are open, but no other passengers are visible.

Further back on the platform, a middle‑aged woman in a dark overcoat and sensible shoes is pouring tea (or coffee) from a bright blue thermos into a matching mug. Behind her, the station’s red‑painted lamp‑posts, signboards and a low brick waiting shelter stretch into the distance. Beyond the fence at right you can glimpse suburban terraces.

Overcast sky and damp‑looking tarmac suggest typical British drizzle. Everything about their posture and gear—the earnest note‑taking, the camera, the flask—marks them out as dedicated trainspotters savouring a rare sighting.

MikeDunnAuthor

Today in Labor History July 14, 1789: Parisians stormed the Bastille during the French Revolution. The Bastille was a fortress, armory and political prison, and was a symbol of tyranny, feudal authority and the "divine" rights of kings. The Marquis de Sade had been imprisoned there and was transferred out only 10 days before the storming. The French Revolution succeeded in overthrowing the monarchy, replacing it with a bourgeois republic. However, it sparked optimism among working people throughout the world and inspired other revolutions, like the Haitian Revolution, in 1791.

#workingclass #LaborHistory #french #Revolution #bastille #haiti #prison #torture

Storming of The Bastille, Jean-Pierre Houël. By Jean-Pierre Houël - Bibliothèque nationale de France, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=106405

linkslesen

#SturmAufDieBastille:
Zum #14Juli ein gutes, politisches #BuchDesTages von Éric Vuillard, das sogar diesen Namen trägt.
Vuillard schildert die Geburtsstunde der französischen #Revolution als bildreiches Panorama voller Miniaturen, die uns daran erinnern, dass Freiheit auch Gleichheit aller Menschen vor der Geschichte bedeutet.

#Matthes&Seitz

https://links-lesen.buchkatalog.de/14-juli-9783957575197

Buchcover mit Ausschnitt aus altem Gemälde

Jeymya

#france #économie #finance #pauvre #revolution

Un pactole à 1 128 milliards : les 500 Français les plus #riches ont vu leur fortune multipliée par 14 en 3 décennies

Alors que le Premier ministre s’apprête à dévoiler ses pistes de coupes dans les dépenses publiques, menaçant le pays d’une dérive austéritaire, le tout nouveau classement Challenge tombe à pic : les riches n’ont jamais été aussi riches et peuvent donc être aisément taxés.

https://www.humanite.fr/social-et-economie/bernard-arnault/un-pactole-a-1-128-milliards-les-500-francais-les-plus-riches-ont-vu-leur-fortune-multipliee-par-14-en-3-decennies

FID Romanistik

#Frauen waren in der Französischen #Revolution treibende Kräfte des Wandels, doch sie verschwanden aus den Geschichtsbüchern. "Freiheit für alle! Die Frauen der Französischen Revolution" haucht ihren Geschichten neues Leben ein. Die Doku zeigt das politische Engagement der Frauen. #arte https://www.arte.tv/de/videos/117714-000-A/freiheit-fuer-alle/

Ancestry Roads

Starting a new series of #shorts and short #documentaries on #Appalachia in the #American #Revolution leading up to the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

The first short: Drummers in the American Revolution.

https://youtu.be/v8Elqs293BU?

#AmericanRevolution #AmericanRevolutionaryWar #americanrevolution250 #Appalachians #Drummers #documentary #history

Nando161

It's a lovely #day for #revolution
Free Free #Palestine
https://t.me/tonhochannel/4953

Captain Frank 🌕🌕🌕🌕

I am just going to go ahead and say it; this only ends one way, and the longer we wait the worse it will be.

#Nuremberg
#Revolution

MikeDunnAuthor

Today in Labor History July 2, 1929: Augusto Sandino left for México to seek aid for his Nicaraguan rebels, fighting the U.S. occupation of his country. The rebellion lasted from 1927-1933. In 1934, he was assassinated by General Anastasio Somoza, who seized power in a 1936 coup d’etat, and who, along with his sons, ran the country as dictators until the Sandinista Revolution of 1979 ended their reign of terror. While in México, during early 1920s, Sandino participated in strikes led by the IWW. Inspired by the Wobblies, he returned to foment revolution in Nicaragua, adopting the IWW's black and red syndicalist colors in their Revolutionary Flag.

#workingclass #LaborHistory #sandino #Sandinista #Revolution #rebellion #occupation #imperialism #IWW #Nicaragua #mexico #dictator #anarchism