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« Pour manifester leur sympathie à l’égard de la Révolution soviétique, des ouvriers parisiens manifestèrent, le 01/05/1919, avec des couteaux entre leurs dents »

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Tina Sokolovskaya

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“Im always looking outside, trying to look inside. Trying to say something that is true. But maybe nothing is really true. Except what’s out there. And what’s out there is always changing. ”

Robert Frank

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Mark Markov-Grinberg     Soviet Troops Advancing Against the Nazis     1943

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kill uncle

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A young Turkish boy raises up a hammer during a solidarity rally for the 42,000 miners on strike in the Zonguldak coal fields, November 1990.

via reddit

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Kids at the circus, Philadelphia 1961

photo by John Cohen

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Russian post-punks/new wavers in Leningrad, the Soviet Union (late 1980s)

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“Bajo la bandera de las alianzas obreras y campesinas, hacia la toma decisiva de poder”

¡Viva Octubre! (1935), lámina nº. 20; dedicada a la Revolución de 1934

por Helios Gómez Rodríguez

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Rock ‘n’ roll times (Rockers)

by Jürgen Vollmer

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Skinheads on the rampage, stand-off with the police (Essex, England)

By Peter Marlow (Magnum Photos)

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C. Tangana - 10/15

Artwork by Yime

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«The wave strikes of strikes in March-April 1943 was the first time people subjected to a native fascist regime offered mass resistance [...] they were thus a fundamental turning point [...] spontaneous collective anger on the one hand, and the incitement, encouragement and example of the underground leaders on the other, combined and reinforced each other to unleash a wave of demonstrations and walk-outs lasting over a month»

The Turin strikes of March 1943 / Nazism, Fascism and the Working Class by Timothy W. Mason

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