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The City Anthology: Definition of a Type
Marven, L 2020 The City Anthology: Definition of a Type. Modern Languages Open, 2020(1): 52 pp. 1–30. DOI: https://doi.org/10.3828/mlo.v0i0.279 ARTICLE The City Anthology: Definition of a Type Lyn Marven University of Liverpool, GB [email protected] This article uses a corpus of over one hundred and fifty Berlin literary anthologies from 1885 to the present to set out the concept of a ‘city anthology’. The city anthology encompasses writing from as well as about the city, and defines itself through a broad sense of connection to the city rather than thematic subject matter as such. This article uses the example of Berlin to set out the unique traits of the city anthology form: the affective connection between authors, editors, readers, texts and the city; diversity of contributors and literary content; and a tendency towards reportage. It further uses the corpus to identify four key types of city anthology – survey, snapshot, retrospective and memory anthology – and to argue for a functional rather than formal definition of the anthology. Finally, Berlin anthologies challenge precepts of that city’s literary history in two key ways: in mapping different historical trajectories across the nineteenth to twenty-first centuries, and in particular countering the focus on the much better known city novel. The often-overlooked city anthology thus constitutes a specific form of city literature as well as anthology. As a literary manifestation – not just a representation – of the city, city anthologies inhabit a border space between literary geographies and urban imaginaries with the potential to open up an affective dimension in urban studies. -
FIGHT BACK the INVADERS 1.0.1 Italian Right Wing Tentacles on the Struggle for Animals and Environment INDEX Intro
FIGHT BACK THE INVADERS 1.0.1 Italian right wing tentacles on the struggle for animals and environment INDEX Intro ......................................................................................................... pag. 3 ANARCHO-NATIONALISTS....................................................................... pag. 5 RESISTENZA NAZIONALE and AUTONOMI NAZIONALISTI National Resistance and Autonomous Nationalist ....................................... pag. 6 I LUPI DANNO LA ZAMPA Wolves landing the paw .............................................................................. pag. 7 MASSIMO TURCI ..................................................................................... pag. 10 ROBERTA CAPOTOSTI ............................................................................ pag. 11 MICHELA VITTORIA BRAMBILLA ............................................................ pag. 12 IL ROSSOBRUNISMO Redbrownism ............................................................................................ pag. 13 LA FORESTA CHE AVANZA The forrest moving forward .................. pag. 20 MEMENTO NATURAE ........ ................. pag. 23 100% ANIMALISTI AND DERIVATES ..... pag. 26 RECOGNIZED AND ISOLATED in the No Muos movement ........................ pag. 31 PAE - European Animal-rights Party ....... pag. 35 Sources ................................................ pag. 39 2 ANTISPEFA – Antispeciecists Antifa- In this first work, we start exami- scist Milan wants to be a counter- ning some of these movements, information archive -
Introduction to Part I
2_BULL-INTRO1P017-028 3/10/07 15:04 Page 17 Part I Villains? The Judicial Truth 2_BULL-INTRO1P017-028 3/10/07 15:04 Page 18 2_BULL-INTRO1P017-028 3/10/07 15:04 Page 19 Introduction to Part I Stragismo, as discussed in Chapter 1, refers to a bombing campaign which started in the late 1960s and lasted for several years, causing a high toll in terms of the number of people killed and wounded. Initially, investigations targeted extreme- left, especially anarchist, groups (the so-called ‘red trail’), since the available evi- dence appeared to point in their direction. Later investigations started to probe an alternative path, the so-called ‘black trail’, which pointed the finger at extreme- right groups as the culprits for the massacres, albeit acting in ways that would pin the blame upon the extreme left. In connection to this discovery, investigating magistrates also brought to light the existence of a strategy, which became widely known as the Strategy of Tension, whose aim was to create an atmosphere of sub- version and fear in the country so as to promote a turn to an authoritarian type of government. Since the strategy was mainly directed at containing communism in Italy (especially in the light of the formation of centre-left governments from 1963, and increasing unrest on the part of students and workers in 1968 and 1969), it was an essential part of this strategy that the threat of political subversion should be seen as coming from the left, not from the right. This explained to many why much of the early evidence had appeared to point in the direction of anarchist groups. -
70 Jahre I 70 Künstler I 70 Ateliers
anders - 70 jahre I 70 künstler I 70 ateliers 20.10.2018 bis 11.11.2018 galerie des bbk rheinland-pfalz am judensand 57b, 55122 mainz 6.12.2018 bis 6.1.2019 vertretung des landes rheinland-pfalz beim bund und bei der europäischen union in den ministergärten 6, 10117 berlin für die unterstützung danken wir der stiftung rheinland-pfalz für kultur 70 jahre und kein bisschen weise leise der berufsverband bildender künstlerinnen und künstler rheinland-pfalz wird 70 jahre alt. feiern sie mit uns – wir laden sie herzlich dazu ein! in einer fotoausstellung zeigen wir dazu einblicke in die ateliers von 70 unserer mitglieder. Sylvia Richter-Kundel 1. Vorsitzende des BBK Rheinland-Pfalz im Bundesverband e.V. Die Künstlerinnen und Künstler: Ader, Reinhard │ Albert, Roland │ Balbach, Petra │ Barth, Rolf Olma, Veronika │ Pasieka, Manfred │ Pauly, Monica Beck, Wolfgang │ Bendel, Gregor │ Bitzigeio, Werner Peters, Nicole │ Quast, Ulrike von │ Quednau, Usch Blanke, Wolfgang │ Bozem, Artur │ Brandstifter Reindell, Ursula │ Reinmann, Christian │ Richter-Kundel, Sylvia Daubländer, Rita │ │DeePee │ Ehrnsperger, Petra Roller, Mathilde │ Ropertz, Dagmar C. │ Rousin, Karol Eller, Rita │ Faber, Ulla │ Helmy, Birgid │ Hermann, Christel Rump, Alois │ Schalenberg, Sven │ Schindler, Anja Christian Heuchel + Gunter Klag │ Hülsewig, Ursula Schöneich, Martin │ Schreiber, Ulrich │ Sprenger, Anne-Marie Huth, Karin │ Kemper-Herlet, Cornelia │ Klein, Sylvia Stäglich, Alice │ Steier, Horst │Steimer, Sabine │ Steiner, Elke Klinger, Gabi │ Köcher, Peter │Krell, Susanne │ Kühn, -
CIRCOLO CARLO VANZA Pag.1 Via Convento 4 CH-6500 Bellinzona (Canton Ticino) SVIZZERA
CIRCOLO CARLO VANZA pag.1 Via Convento 4 CH-6500 Bellinzona (Canton Ticino) SVIZZERA Nessun titolo su 5993 in archivio. AUTORE TITOLO EDIZIONE LUOGO ANNO SEGNATURA SETTORE ARGOMENTI AAVV - con James J. Martin Männer gegen den Staat. Diie Vertreter des individualistichen Anarchismus in A,erika 1837-1908 Mackray Hamburg CVM L1 anarchismo Anarchismo; Individualismo; NordAmerica Stellman, J.M.; Daum, S.M. Lavorare fa male alla salute Feltrinelli Milano CVM L2 Salute Socialismo; Controinformazione Collettivo di Medicina Preventiva Rapporto dalle fabbriche Editori Riuniti Roma CVM L3 Salute Bartolini, Anna Gli alimenti tra salute e portafoglio Teti Milano CVM L4 Salute Salute; Alimentazione MASSARA, Katia - GRECO, Oscar (pref. 2010di M. Antonioli) Rivoluzionari e migranti. Dizionario biografico degli anarchici calabresi BS Pisa CVM L5 anarchismo / Storia Anarchismo; Biografia; Pratica; Italia AAVV Was ist eigentlich Anarchie an-archia Wetzlar / Frankfurt CVM Op1 Anarchismo Anarchismo; Teoria Black, Bob L'abolizione del lavoro Nautilus Torino CVM Op2 Anarchismo Anarchismo; Pratica Internationaler Gewerkschaftbund Bericht des Internationalen Sekretärs Verlag des Int. Gewerkschaftsbundes Berlin CVM Op3/R Sindacato Movimento operaio Spazio sociale libertario-anarchico Libera L'autogestione è possibile! Libera Modena CVM L6 Autogestione Autogestione; Pratica; Italia BRUPBACHER, Fritz 60 Jahre Ketzer - Selbstbiographie Limmat Verlag CVM L7 socialismo Biografia; Svizzera AAVV La fabbrica del cancro Einaudi Torino CVM L8 Salute Romagnoli, Guido Consigli di fabbrica e democrazia sindacale Mazzotta Milano CVM L9 Sindacato CLIZIO, Oreste Gerolamo Donato detto il Farina, l'uomo che sparò a san Carlo La Baronata Lugano CVM L10 Libero Pensiero Libero Pensiero; Controinformazione; Italia Fähnders, Walter Ein Romantischer Rowdy. Senna Hoy Nautilus Edition Hamburg CVM Op4 Anarchismo Anarchismo; Europa Collectif non-mixte femmes-trans Sous le tapis le pavé. -
FBI and OTHER FILES (Ernie Lazar Collection) This New Finding Aid Is
1 FINDING AID – FBI AND OTHER FILES (Ernie Lazar Collection) February 2015 This new finding aid is composed of eight sections: I. Annotated Alpha List of Subjects II. List of FBI Files Transferred to the National Archives III. List of FBI Files Which Have Been Destroyed IV. FBI Abbreviations, Acronyms, Terminology, Codes V. FBI Standard Forms VI. FBI Office Codes and Codes Used For Transmitting Coded Messages To Other Agencies VII. FOIA Requests – Some Tips VIII. MY PENDING FOIA REQUESTS --- Most should be processed by end of 2015. ABBREVIATIONS USED: ANP = American Nazi Party later known as National Socialist White People’s Party Cominfil = Communist Infiltration Of CP or CPUSA = Communist Party aka Communist Party USA DID = Domestic Intelligence Division of FBI (aka Division 5) previously known as Security Division/National Defense Division EBF = Enclosure Behind File (usually copies of publications) HQ = FBI HQ main file JBS = John Birch Society NSRP = National States Rights Party NYC = FBI New York City field office WCC = White Citizens Councils aka Citizens Councils Movement (white supremacy organizations) WFO = FBI Washington field office SAC = Special Agent in Charge of FBI field office xrefs = cross-references (excerpts from various FBI files) ** = Requests with two asterisks reflect files which have produced interim release(s) but are still being processed by FBI My FOIA requests which have not yet been processed by the FBI or other agencies are listed on last four pages My FBI file collection was originally mailed in June 2013 to various universities (such as University of California—Berkeley) on a set of four dual-layer DVD’s and also uploaded onto the following websites: Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/lazarfoia?and[]=mediatype%3A%22collection%22 and Building Democracy: http://www.buildingdemocracy.us/archive/dox/lazar/index.html Several hundred additional FBI files as well as other material has been uploaded onto both websites in January 2015. -
No. 167: Russia,Europe and the Far Right
No. 167 6 May 2015 russian analytical digest www.css.ethz.ch/rad www.laender-analysen.de Russia, EuRopE and thE FaR Right ■■AnAlysis Russia’s Bedfellowing Policy and the European Far Right 2 By Marlene Laruelle, Washington DC ■■AnAlysis Russia’s Far-Right Friends in Europe—Hungary 5 By Péter Krekó, Lóránt Győri and Attila Juhász, Budapest ■■AnAlysis The Italian Russophile Rightist Parties: a New Love for Moscow? 8 By Giovanni Savino, Moscow/Naples Institute for European, Research Centre Center for German Association for Russian, and Eurasian Studies Institute of History for East European Studies Security Studies East European Studies The George Washington University of Zurich University University of Bremen ETH Zurich RUSSIAN ANALYTICAL DIGEST No. 167, 6 May 2015 2 Analysis Russia’s Bedfellowing Policy and the European Far Right By Marlene Laruelle, Washington DC Abstract Vladimir Putin’s trip to Budapest in February 2015, followed by his visit to the newly elected Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras in April have caused a lot of ink to be spilled and triggered anxiety in European lead- ers and institutions of the European Union. These trips are only the tip of the iceberg of Russia’s increasing influence in Europe and its policy of looking after new allies inside the EU. Contrary to what many pun- dits claim about Russia’s being outside Europe, Russia is in Europe, through a good many channels. One of them is its influences, both old and new, among certain countries and political parties. istorically, the Balkan region has been an area of Sarkozy’s Union for a Popular Movement are major HRussian influence since the nineteenth century, players on the Russian market (the defense industry, when Russia acted as the torchbearer for Orthodox peo- investment funds, and communications), Russia does ples in their struggles for national liberation from Otto- not have a Berlusconi equivalent to promote its inter- man domination, and more recently in the 1990s, when ests in France. -
4Th International Literature Festival Odessa IV Міжнародний
4th international literature festival odessa IV міжнародний літературний фестиваль oдеса 25 09 — 30 09 2018 1 ВІД ОРГАНІЗАТОРІВ EDITORIAL У четвертому виданні Міжнародного літературного фестивалю We are pleased to present the fourth edition of the international в Одесі (ILO) ми раді презентувати вам 40 авторів з 15-ти країн, literature festival odessa [ILO] with 40 authors from 15 countries, серед яких відомі на міжнародному рівні голоси, як-от Дьордь including internationally recognized voices such as György Dalos, Далос, Мелінда Надь Абоньї, Ґергард Фалькнер, Сергій Жадан Melinda Nadj Abonji, Gerhard Falkner, Serhiy Zhadan, and Oksana та Оксана Забужко. Zabuzhko. Цьогоріч Міжнародний літературний фестиваль в Одесі не лише This year, the ILO will not only last longer than before, but will also триватиме довше, а й розширить свою програму на кілька нових incorporate several new topics and locations: The festival’s kick- тем та місць. Відкриття фестивалю на Потьомкінських сходах off at the Potemkin Stairs bears witness to the ILO’s arrival in the свідчить про те, що він долинув до самого серця Одеси. heart of Odessa. — Новинкою є серія доповідей та дискусій про культуру — One new element is the lecture and discussion series пам’яті. Ця тема є актуальною для українського on the Culture of Remembrance, which is also a current суспільства також. Як формувати в Україні ставлення topic in Ukrainian society. What shape should the pro до минулого? cess of remembering the past take in Ukraine? — Традиційна тема фестивалю, що стосується майбут- — The festival will continue its tradition of addressing the нього Одеси, і далі триватиме. Саскія ван Штайн, дирек- Future of Odessa. -
Bulletin 68 24Jun05
THE CBW CONVENTIONS BULLETIN News, Background and Comment on Chemical and Biological Weapons Issues ISSUE NO. 68 JUNE 2005 Quarterly Journal of the Harvard Sussex Program on CBW Armament and Arms Limitation ISRAEL, THE CWC AND THE “NEVER UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES”: UNIVERSALITY OBJECTIVE: THE CWC THREE YEARS A FTER THE VIEW FROM JERUSALEM ITS FIRST REVIEW CONFERENCE Eitan Barak1 Walter Krutzsch1 At the end of April 2005, the Chemical Weapons Convention The First Review Conference (RevCon) of the Organization (CWC) marked eight years since its entry into force (EIF). for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) had the No doubt, its outstanding growth from 87 to 168 members by task and opportunity to assess, further develop and restate late May 2005, with another 16 states yet to ratify the the nearly universal international consensus to ban and totally convention, indicates its unique success. For the sake of eliminate chemical weapons. For this consensus to prevail, comparison, the number of BWC members currently stands its principles must be upheld when challenged by political at 154 despite 30 years since its EIF. Although praise of the tensions, war and terrorism, and must be adapted to universality of the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) with its fundamental economic, scientific and technological changes. 189 members is widespread, a quick review reveals that eight An overall mobilization of governmental and public effort is years after its EIF in March 1978, the NPT had no more required to achieve this objective. In the light of these than 104 members. circumstances the RevCon was successful in that it did not In the interim, the Middle East has shown itself to be the end in disarray. -
Julius Evola
Julius Evola Baron Giulio Cesare Andrea Evola (/ɛˈvoʊlə/; Italian: [ˈɛːvola];[1] 19 May 1898 – Julius Evola 11 June 1974), better known as Julius Evola, was an Italian philosopher, painter, and esotericist. He has been described as a "fascist intellectual,"[2] a "radical traditionalist,"[3] "antiegalitarian, antiliberal, antidemocratic, and antipopular,"[4] and as having been "the leading philosopher of Europe's neofascist movement."[4] Evola is popular in fringe circles, largely because of his extreme metaphysical, magical, and supernatural beliefs (including belief in ghosts, telepathy, and alchemy),[5] and his extreme traditionalism and misogyny. He himself termed his philosophy "magical idealism." Many of Evola's theories and writings were centered on his idiosyncratic mysticism, occultism, and esoteric religious studies,[6][7][8] and this aspect of his work has influenced occultists and esotericists. Evola also justified rape (among other forms of male domination of women) because he saw it "as a natural expression of male desire". This misogynistic outlook stemmed from his extreme right views on gender roles, which demanded absolute submission from women.[6][7][8][9][10] Baron Julius Evola, early 1940s According to the scholar Franco Ferraresi, "Evola's thought can be considered one of the most radical and consistent anti-egalitarian, anti-liberal, anti-democratic, and Born Giulio Cesare Andrea anti-popular systems in the twentieth century. It is a singular (though not necessarily Evola original) blend of several schools and traditions, including German idealism, 19 May 1898 Eastern doctrines, traditionalism, and the all-embracing Weltanschauung of the Rome, Kingdom of interwar conservative revolutionary movement with which Evola had a deep Italy personal involvement".[11] Historian Aaron Gillette described Evola as "one of the Died 11 June 1974 most influential fascist racists in Italian history".[12] He admired SS head Heinrich (aged 76) Himmler, whom he once met.[12] Evola spent World War II working for the Rome, Italy [8] Sicherheitsdienst. -
Von Mussolini Bis Fini
Gerhard Feldbauer Von Mussolini bis Fini Die extreme Rechte in Italien ELEFANTEN PRESS BERLIN Antifa Edition herausgegeben von Jens Mecklenburg Copyright ©1996 by ELEFANTEN PRESS Verlag GmbH, Berlin Alle Rechte vorbehalten Lektorat Jakob Carl, Jens Mecklenburg Umschlaggestaltung Holtfreter, Blank & Reschke unter Verwendung eines Fotos von ROPI/Granati Gesetzt aus der Syntax Agentur Marina Siegemund, Berlin Druck und Bindung Norhaven A/S, Viborg Printed in Denmark ISBN 3-88520-575-0 Inhalt 7 Fini ante portas? Eine Einleitung 9 Der Faschismus unter Mussolini (1919-1945) 22 Der italienische Neofaschismus nach 1945 31 Movimento Sociale Italiano - Aktions- und Parlamentspartei 46 Neofaschismus innerhalb und außerhalb des MSI 57 Spannungsstrategie, NATO, CIA und Gladio 81 Bundesdeutsche Hilfe für schwarze Terroristen 94 Bis heute nicht aufgeklärt - Der Mord an Aldo Moro 117 Das Geflecht von Geheimloge, Neofaschisten, Vatikan und Mafia 140 Berlusconi und die Forza Italia 167 Aus Movimento Sociale wird Alleanza Narzionale 198 Schlußbetrachtungen 204 Anmerkungen 205 Ausgewählte Literatur 209 Häufig verwendete Abkürzungen 211 Personenregister 218 Sachregister 223 Der Autor Fini ante portas? Eine Einleitung »Historische Vergleiche beginnen immer zu hinken, wenn man sie zu sehr ins einzelne verfolgt. Trotzdem, gewisse Parallelen sind nicht zu übersehen.« Sebastian Haffner: Im Schatten der Geschichte. Historisch-politische Variationen (S. 25). Das Frühjahr 1994 war für viele Italiener, die sich zum Antifaschis- mus bekennen, durch eine Reihe schockierender Ereignisse gekenn- zeichnet. Bei den Parlamentswahlen im April gewann eine aus der autoritären Führerpartei Forza Italia, dem neofaschistischen Movimen- to Sociale Italiano (MSI) und der separatistischen und rassistische Züge aufweisenden Lega Nord bestehende Koalition mit 42,7 Prozent der Wählerstimmen die Mehrheit. -
Subject: Cyber-Nazis Date: Thu, 22 Feb 1996
Subject: Cyber-Nazis Date: Thu, 22 Feb 1996 Memo from Here's a list I complied a while back as part of a report on cyber-hate. It's dated by a few months but overall pretty good. I've also got an analytical section for cyber-nazis completed if you're interested. I hope you'll also include the CHD web site in your report. The URL is http://www.halcyon.com/burghart/chd.html I'm in the process for re-vamping it, so tell me what you think. Hope all is going well. You should keep in touch with us here in Seattle (206)233-9775 we'd love to hear from you. BTW, thanks for sending those common law court calls our way. The report Guns & Gavels: Common Law Courts, Militias and White Supremacy should be published very soon and we'll get you a copy asap. I. Cyber-Nazis A. BBS's 1. Neo-Nazi System: Banished BBS Number: (503)232-6566 Operator: Dan Gannon "Maynard" Location: Portland, Oregon Length of Operation: 1991 - Present Contents: A Portland, Oregon-based BBS provides a forum for neo-Nazis, anti-gay bigots and Holocaust revisionists. Banished CPU, a multi-line, 2400-28.8 BPS bulletin board is run by its "sysop," or system operator, Dan Gannon, who goes by the on-line name "Maynard." Gannon has been uploading Holocaust revisionist material since 1991 and offering it to anyone with a computer and a modem. His BBS has expande d recently, cloaking some of it's revisionist material and allowing some connectivity to the Internet.