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SUMMARY:The Left Berlin Summer Camp
DESCRIPTION:The Left Berlin Summer Camp will be on 12th – 13th September in Naturfreundehaus Hermsdorf on the edge of Berlin. Summer Camp is an annual event where international activists and organisations based in or around Berlin get together to plan how we can change the world \nThis includes podium discussions on Germany and Palestine\, and the international fight against the far right\, there will be workshops on everything from organising your workplace to Iran. There will also be food and drink\, a culture programme and overnight accommodation. \nWe recommend a donation of between €10 and €50\, but no-one will be turned away because they can’t afford it. 30 beds are available to stay overnight – booking a place guarantees a bed. \nTo help us organise food and accommodation\, please fill in this form if you are attending Summer Camp. \nHere is the planned programme. Late changes are possible\, but we will try to stick to this schedule as much as we can. \n \nFor more information\, please contact us at summercamp@theleftberlin.com
URL:https://theleftberlin.com/event/summer-camp/
LOCATION:Naturfreundehaus Hermsdorf\, Seebadstr. 27\, Hermsdorf\, Berlin\, 13467\, Germany
CATEGORIES:The Left Berlin
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SUMMARY:What does Palestine solidarity look like today?
DESCRIPTION:with \n– Hüseyin Dogru. journalist \n– Hannah Bruns\, Die LINKE BAG Palästina \n– Nora Ragab. Palästina Spricht\, Palestinian Feminist Archive \nJust 12 months ago\, Germany had its largest ever demonstration for Palestine\, when 150\,000 people marched in Berlin. 6 days later\, a “ceasefire” was announced. Israel has continued to kill Palestinians\, in Gaza and elsewhere\, but the ceasefire has had a demobilising effect on the Palestine movement. \nMeanwhile\, in Germany\, the repression continues\, not least in the case of the Ulm5 who are facing heavy prison sentences as a result of a non-violent action against Elbit’s weapon factory in Ulm. \nIs it possible to maintain a mass movement for Palestine in Germany? How can we reach the people who demonstrated one year ago? What concretely can we do now? Join in this discussion with our panel of activists. \nThis meeting is part of the Left Berlin Summer Camp in the Naturfreundehaus Hermsdorf on 12-13 September. \n 
URL:https://theleftberlin.com/event/what-does-palestine-solidarity-look-like-today/
LOCATION:Naturfreundehaus Hermsdorf\, Seebadstr. 27\, Hermsdorf\, Berlin\, 13467\, Germany
CATEGORIES:The Left Berlin
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SUMMARY:Fighting the far right in Europe
DESCRIPTION:The AfD is now the most popular political party in Germany\, and looks sets to make major gains in elections in Eastern Germany in September. Part of their programme is Remigration – the forced deportation of millions of people. It is becoming increasingly clear that the AfD is a Fascist party. \nMeanwhile\, in France Marine Le Pen’s Rassemblement National is gaining strength\, and the UK recently saw a Nazi demonstration of 100\,000 people. The far right is profiting from capitalist austerity\, and they are a danger to us all. \nWhy is the far right on the rise? Is it inevitable that they will continue to gain strength? Most importantly\, what can we do to stop them? Join anti-racist activists from Germany\, France\, and the UK to discuss how we can concretely organise against the new Nazis. \nThis meeting is part of the Left Berlin Summer Camp in the Naturfreundehaus Hermsdorf on 12-13 September.
URL:https://theleftberlin.com/event/fighting-the-far-right-in-europe/
LOCATION:Naturfreundehaus Hermsdorf\, Seebadstr. 27\, Hermsdorf\, Berlin\, 13467\, Germany
CATEGORIES:The Left Berlin
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260924T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260924T210000
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SUMMARY:The Left Berlin Reading Group: Queers in Palestine
DESCRIPTION:This Reading group was originally scheduled for July. This is the new event \n(organised jointly with Internationalist Queer Pride) \nSuggested Reading \n\nJad Salfiti I’m a queer Palestinian. Stop using my identity as cover for the destruction of Gaza\nHarriet Williamson  Israel Targets LGBTQ+ Palestinians for Blackmail As Part of a System of Sexualised Violence\nIGLYO  Pinkwashing & Homonationalism: Hiding Violence behind a Rainbow Veil\nSal Tamarkin and Dr. Sa’ed Atshan  Why Queer Solidarity With Palestine Is Not “Chickens for KFC”\n\nSupplementary Reading \n\nSamar Habib\, Nayla Moujaes and Rauda Morcos  Between Patriarchy and Occupation: Palestinian Lesbian Activism for Bodily Rights\nHaneen Maikey and Mikki Stelder  Dismantling the Pink Door in the Apartheid Wall: Towards a Decolonized Palestinian Queer Politics\n\nSupplementary Listening \n\nThe Queer Arab Podcast  alQawa!
URL:https://theleftberlin.com/event/the-left-berlin-reading-group-queers-in-palestine/
LOCATION:Agit\, Nansenstr. 2\, Berlin\, 12047\, Germany
CATEGORIES:The Left Berlin
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20261015T213000
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CREATED:20260930T090034Z
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SUMMARY:Film: Earth's Greatest Enemy
DESCRIPTION:The next Left Berlin Film Club is showing Earth’s Greatest Enemy in the Casino for Social Medicine \nEarth’s Greatest Enemy reveals a hidden truth rarely questioned in mainstream reporting: the role of the U.S. military as the world’s largest institutional polluter\, tracing the link between war\, empire\, and ecological destruction. \nDrawing on powerful testimonies from veterans\, scientists\, and frontline communities\, it uncovers how military operations poison ecosystems\, accelerate global warming\, and sacrifice the future for endless expansion. \nFrom Alaska’s melting glaciers to contaminated bases across the U.S. and toxic battlefields abroad\, Earth’s Greatest Enemy delivers a provocative and unflinching examination of the untouchable institution playing an outsized role in the climate crisis.
URL:https://theleftberlin.com/event/film-earths-greatest-enemy/
LOCATION:Casino for Social Medicine\, Sonnenallee 100\, Berlin\, Germany
CATEGORIES:The Left Berlin
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SUMMARY:The Left Berlin Editorial Team On-Boarding
DESCRIPTION:The Left Berlin is having our next onboarding for the website on Sunday\, October 18th at 15:00 at Agit\, Nansenstraße 2. This meeting is for people who are interested in writing\, translating or editing for the website\, or helping out with social media or tech. It should be about an hour\, and you’re welcome to stick around and chat afterwards \nIf you are new to The Left Berlin and would like to know more\, you can join this Telegram channel.
URL:https://theleftberlin.com/event/the-left-berlin-on-boarding-2/
LOCATION:Agit\, Nansenstr. 2\, Berlin\, 12047\, Germany
CATEGORIES:The Left Berlin
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SUMMARY:Political Walking Tour: Prenzlauer Berg\, What Happened to You?
DESCRIPTION:Today\, Prenzlauer Berg is known for gentrification: latte\, brunch\, and insufferably bougie babies. \n– Not that long ago\, in the 1990s\, the neighborhood was full of squatters and nonconformists.\n– Before that\, in the 1980s\, the run-down area was the center of East Berlin’s counterculture.\n– And before that\, in the 1920s\, this was a communist stronghold.\n– And before that\, it started as a working-class slum outside the city gates. \nThis walking tour will look at repurposed breweries\, anarchist bars\, and churches used for punk concerts. We will run into the painter Käthe Kollwitz and even the author Franz Kafka. We will visit the queer squat Tuntenhaus\, as well as spaces where Nazis and communists slugged it out. We will be trying to answer the question: How was a once magical neighborhood ruined? Prenzlauer Berg\, what happened to you? (Incredible Herrengedeck) \nOur tour will be meeting in front of Zion Church (Zionskirche). We will meet at 14:00 and leave by 14:10. The tour will end two hours later at Filmtheater am Friedrichshain. \nSuggested donation is 15 euros per person\, but any contribution is appreciated and none is required. You can also pick up a signed copy of the book “Revolutionary Berlin.”
URL:https://theleftberlin.com/event/political-walking-tour-prenzlauer-berg-what-happened-to-you/
LOCATION:Zionskirche\, Zionskirchstraße\, Berlin\, Germany
CATEGORIES:The Left Berlin
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20261029T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20261029T210000
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SUMMARY:The Left Berlin Reading Group: Erinnerungskultur: who gets to be remembered and who is forgotten?
DESCRIPTION:The Next Left Berlin Reading group will be on German Erinnerungskultur. Please try to read at least the recommended reading to help the discussion. \nRecommended Reading\n\nKatja Mauerer  Crime without Punishment\nTsafrir Cohen and Eyal Weizman  So All Good again now?\nPankaj Mishra  Israel and the delusions of Germany’s ‘memory culture’\nInterview with Michael Rothberg  We Need a New Ethics of Comparison\n\nSupplementary Reading\n\nOpen Letter  Save the Berlin Memorial to the murdered Roma and Sinti of Europe\nInterview with woman arrested for “Have we not learned from the Holocaust” sign  What is the point of German Memory Culture when it has no universal application?\nHelen Whittle Germany: Controversy over ‘culture of remembrance’ reform\nMathias Risse  Singular Crime\, Double Duty: Germany\, Israel\, and the Palestinian People after the Holocaust\nMasha Gessen  In the Shadow of the Holocaust\nAndrea Carlo  Holocaust Remembrance Day: How are Nazi Germany’s LGBT+ victims commemorated across Europe?
URL:https://theleftberlin.com/event/erinnerungskultur-who-gets-to-be-remembered-and-who-is-forgotten/
LOCATION:Agit\, Nansenstr. 2\, Berlin\, 12047\, Germany
CATEGORIES:The Left Berlin
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20261103T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20261103T220000
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SUMMARY:Palestine Cinema Days
DESCRIPTION:Filmlab Palestine and The Left Berlin present the fourth edition of Palestine Cinema Days on the 109th anniversary of the Balfour Declaration. Palestinian stories deserve to be told\, and the Palestinian narrative refuses to be silenced. Let us continue this journey through cinema\, carrying images\, memories\, and voices beyond borders and into the world. In this session\, we will screen “The Flowers Remain Silent\, Witnessing\,” “Gazawyat: Fida\,” “Gazawyat: Maha\,” “Gazawyat: Noor\,” “Gazawyat: Hadeel\,” and “With Hasan in Gaza.” Following the screening\, we will enjoy a short musical improv session with members from ala bab allah. \nFrom 18:00 to 22:00. Donation-based: 2-5 euros (to cover the venue; the rest will be donated to a Palestinian organization in Gaza). Together\, we create a space that protects Palestinian stories from erasure. \nPlease register here.
URL:https://theleftberlin.com/event/palestine-cinema-days/
LOCATION:Refuge Worldwide\, Niemetzstr. 1\, Berlin\, 12055\, Germany
CATEGORIES:The Left Berlin
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20261208T203000
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SUMMARY:Architectures of Change
DESCRIPTION:Winter 2026 Cohort \nHosted by The Left Berlin & Reincantamento \nNovember 3rd-December 8th\nEvery Tuesday\, 18:00-20:30 CET\nCourse Duration: 6 weeks \nRegister now \nFrom endless protests that go no where\, infighting and planeries that never needed to happen – there are skills\, frameworks and ideas on how we can be better organizers. There are many strategies when it comes to building power\, facilitating meetings\, strategizing our theories of change or managing money. But most organizers never learn this kind of practical political education \nWhether you don’t know where to start or want to break out of ineffective forms of organizing\, Architectures of Change will provide you with the practical and conceptual tools necessary to build effective political organizations. \nWho is this course for? \nAnyone who is interested in political organizing. Our former participants have been people who have an interest in politics but have never applied it\, or come from a wide range of movements: Anti big tech\, workers’ rights\, the Palestine solidarity movement\, alternative economics\, climate & beyond.\n\nWho is it taught by? \nSimone Robutti – Simone is an organizational developer and educator from Italy. Coming from a STEM background\, he eventually moved into more organizational and political roles which he has a decade of experience in. His main political experience is within Tech Workers Coalition\, a worker-run International organization building worker power in the tech sector. He’s also currently active in Reversing.works\, a technical investigation group revealing evidence of illicit worker surveillance through mobile app analysis\, and Cables of Resistance\, a major German anti-big-tech conference. He is based in Berlin. \nMiho Soon – Miho is a researcher\, facilitator\, designer and coach from Malaysia. Her work focuses on political perspectives towards the human relationship with money and work. She has brought together hundreds of students\, activists and organisations across Europe and Asia to talk about how personal experiences connect to a systemic context around capitalism. She has been active across degrowth\, migrant justice\, Palestine solidarity and tech movement spaces. She is the host of the documentary podcast Money Trauma\, and an affiliate fellow of The Post Growth Institute. She’s currently based in Berlin. \nPricing: \n-Solidarity: €120 per person\n-Group Discount: €120 per person for groups of 3 that register together\n-Standard: €200 per person \nCheck the link below for terms around payment. We also have a very limited number of free tickets\, reserved for people who cannot afford it at all! Contact the hosts on their website for more information. \nFind out more on architecturesofchange.xyz
URL:https://theleftberlin.com/event/architectures-of-change-2/
LOCATION:online\, online
CATEGORIES:The Left Berlin
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SUMMARY:The November Revolution of 1918/1919
DESCRIPTION:108 years ago\, an insurrection took place in Berlin. With the general strike of November 9\, 1918\, workers toppled the Kaiser and ended the First World War. \nThus began the November Revolution. Millions of people took to the streets to fight for an end to capitalism. But the Social Democratic Party allied with the imperial military to drown the revolution in blood. \nA century after the uprising\, we will visit the spots where Rosa Luxemburg\, Karl Liebknecht\, Richard Müller\, and countless proletarians in the German capital changed the history of the world. \nOur tour will be meeting near Potsdamer Platz — on the south side of the square\, at the exit of the U2 subway station\, next to Espresso House (Potsdamer Platz 10). We will meet at 15:00 and leave by 15:10. The tour will end two hours later near Hallesches Tor. We will not be using public transportation — the tour is completely outside. \nSuggested donation is 15 euros per person\, but any contribution is appreciated and none is required. You can also pick up a signed copy of the book “Revolutionary Berlin.”
URL:https://theleftberlin.com/event/the-november-revolution-of-1918-1919/
LOCATION:Potsdamer Platz 10\, next to Espresso House\, Berlin\, Germany
CATEGORIES:The Left Berlin
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