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Author Archives: Julius Gavroche
Two Prosecutors: A film by Sergei Loznitsa
From lundimatin #525 (23/06/2026) At the start of Ukrainian director Sergei Loznitsa’s film, Two Prosecutors (2025), two NKVD Chekists – torturers working in a “special detention” centre – exchange a joke that makes them laugh heartily. The prison commander tells … Continue reading
Gays, Crazies, and Motherfuckers: Anarchists in the Stonewall Uprising
From the CrimethInc. collective (17/06/2026) Towards a Queer History of Riots and Affinity Group Organizing What can today’s rebels learn from the Stonewall riots? Why did the uprising have such an impact? To answer these questions, we explore the previously … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, insurrection, LGBTQ+, Stonewall Riots, united states
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The Revolution Nationalists Cannot Join
From Ill Will (21/06/2026) In this conversation, Ralf Ruckus talks to Nandita Sharma, author of Home Rule: National Sovereignty and the Separation of Natives and Migrants (2020), about the emergence of nation states, the construction of the “migrant,” the role … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-nationalism, migration, Nandita Sharma, nationalism, Ralf Ruckus
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EU votes to speed up deportations
Removal of undocumented people becomes easier as far-right international continues to rise Blade Runner (Freedom News, 22/06/2026) An alliance of centre-right and far-right lawmakers won a vote for anti-immigration enforcement measures in the European Parliament last week. The Return Regulationis designed … Continue reading
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Tagged european union, migration, no borders, State and Capital, State and terror
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Dissident Russian artist murdered in Poland
Assassination of Semyon Skrepetsky is a threatening message to the entire Russian opposition in Europe Nikita Ivansky (Freedom News, 21/06/2026) Bashkir artist Semyon Skrepetsky was shot dead in Eastern Poland on 15 June. His last act before being assassinated was … Continue reading
Ukrainian artist who died fighting Russians
“True anarchists share their people’s hardest struggles” by Vira Kravchuk (Euromaidan Press, 12/08/2025) Davyd Chychkan, a Ukrainian artist known for his anarchist political views and socially engaged artwork, died 9 August from wounds sustained while repelling a Russian infantry assault … Continue reading
Jacques Rancière: “We are living through a counter-revolution”
A conversation between Jacques Rancière and Maria Kakogianni (From lundimatin #515, 08/04/2026) In a foreword to the translation and publication in Greece of a collection of texts by Jacques Rancière [1], Maria Kakogianni – whose book Sous le ciel étoilé, … Continue reading
Under the starry sky, a summer’s night; Reflections on anarchy and revolution
Pascal once said, in his magnificent style: “The universe is a circle whose centre is everywhere and whose circumference is nowhere.”[1] Could there be a more striking image of infinity? After him, let us say, a little more precisely: the universe … Continue reading
The Solidarity Assembly for Imprisoned Fugitives and Persecuted Combatants
From the CrimethInc. collective (11/06/2026) An Interview on Repression and Resistance in Greece For June 11, the day of International Solidarity with Long-Term Anarchist Prisoners, we want to offer a glimpse of the repression that the anarchist movement is facing in … Continue reading
Memory and History: On the Poverty of Remembering and Forgetting the Judeocide
From the Verso Books Blog (19/06/2026) On what would have been Arno Mayer’s 100th birthday, we’re republishing Arno Mayer’s Memory and History, an expanded speech defending his practice of history, featured as afterword to Why Did the Heavens Not Darken?