Unemployed woman shot in Frankfurt jobcentre
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By a German socialist
On 19 May a woman - poor, homeless, African and drug-addicted - was shot and killed by police in a Frankfurt jobcentre.
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Germany to go non-nuclear
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250,000 people joined demonstrations across Germany following the Fukushima disaster, calling on the government to phase out nuclear power completely.
Alone in Berlin
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By Matthew Thompson
The 1947 novel Alone in Berlin (Jeder stirbt für sich allein) by Hans Fallada is remarkable in several ways.
Life after "Marxism"
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The Film Theatre worker lights your way, with the aid of a torch, down the darkened corridor to the cinema/classroom.
Family friendly anti-fascism?
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SWP activists often say that anti-racist and anti-fascist demonstrations can’t be confrontational because we need actions that everyone feels comfortable attending, that families and children need to be able to demonstrate.
Germany: mass protests greet the "tough times"
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German politics is in crisis, with all the mainstream parties seeing a falling-off in support.
Germany: "A perfect time for a working-class offensive"
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Wladek Flakin, of the German section of the Revolutionary Internationalist Organisation, discusses opportunities and obstacles facing the German working class with Daniel Randall of Workers’ Liberty.
"It's the perfect time for a working-class offensive"
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Wladek Flakin, of the German section of the Revolutionary Internationalist Organisation, discusses opportunities and obstacles facing the German workin
Sixties radicals and the Holocaust
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Stan Crooke reviews Utopia or Auschwitz – Germany’s 1968 Generation and the Holocaust by Hans Kundnani.
The revolt of the German miners
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Halil Senturk is a miner in Germany's Ruhr coalfield. He told the Financial Times (10 March) why he and his workmates have been fighting job cuts in their industry.