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The Left Berlin on 09/04/2021
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Phil Butland on 21/02/2021
Interview with Egyptian journalist and activist Hossam el-Hamalawy
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Christine Buchholz on 03/02/2021
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Phil Butland on 27/01/2021
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Phil Butland on 19/10/2020
Yehudit Yinhar (YY), an artist and activist based in Berlin, is co-founder of the School for Unlearning Zionism, which is running a series of online events and an exhibition this […]
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The Left Berlin on 20/09/2020
On 12-13 September, the LINKE Berlin Internationals had their Summer Camp in the Naturfreundehaus Hermsdorf. This page contains links to the minutes of the workshops:
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Judy Cox on 29/08/2020
Rebellious Daughters of History #49
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Judy Cox on 09/08/2020
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Judy Cox on 01/08/2020
Rebellious Daughters of History #46 by ,,Judy Cox Anne Ellis and the Dewsbury weavers’ strike (1875) On 1 February 1875, weavers In West Yorkshire learned that mill owners planned to […]
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Judy Cox on 19/07/2020
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