This trial is a political trial in which revolutionaries are judged, who chose armed struggle to fight for the overthrow of capitalism and the State, the overthrow of the criminal regime that you, as judges, defend.
Continue reading Athens: Written declaration to the court by Nikos Maziotis, member of Revolutionary Struggle – October 24th, 2011
We took the political responsibility for participation in the organization Revolutionary Struggle. Consciously we did not choose to position ourselves concerning the “story” that was presented to us here by the witness Papathanasakis -which of course, was transferred to him-, the facts he described and what the ΔΑΕΕΒ (special violent crime squad) judged as enough proof to proceed to arrests. We consciously chose to not go into the process of speaking of phone conversations, mobile phones, the appointments presented by the ΔΑΕΕΒ, to distance ourselves from the investigation carried out by the advocates -and only by them since until this moment at least the judges have not preformed any significant examination of this specific witness-, on whether they were serious, real, worthy, capable enough to go ahead to arrests and imprisonments.
Continue reading Athens- STATEMENT OF THE THREE MEMBERS OF REVOLUTIONARY STRUGGLE TO THE COURT ON 12/12/2011
Dalla Svizzera invio i miei più calorosi saluti rivoluzionari a voi compagne e compagni dell’incontro-festival del 7-8 giugno in Grecia!
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Continue reading Svizzera: Una lettera di Marco Camenisch dal carcere
7- 8 JUNE 2012
Pandio University,
Athens Sakis Karagiorgas Amphitheatre
EVENT FOR THE STRUGGLE AND THE REVOLUTION
THURSDAY JUNE 7TH: Armed movements in Europe and
their history.
FRIDAY JUNE 8TH: The struggle today and the prospec
t of the international
social revolution as an answer to the systemic
crisis.
SPEAKERS: 1. Brigitte Asdonk, Germany– Red Army Faction (RAF)
2. Andreas Vogel, Germany – June 2nd Movement
3. Bertrand Sassoye, Belgium- Combatant Communist Cells
4. Jean Weir, England
5. Jose Rodriguez, Spain
6. Comminsion for an International Red Help – Switzerland
7. Christos Tsigaridas, Greece – Revolutionary Popular Struggle
8. Pola Roupa, Greece – Member of Revolutionary Struggle
9. Nikos Maziotis, Greece – Member of Revolutionary Struggle
Assembly for the case of
the Revolutionary Struggle
From Switzerland I send my warmest revolutionary salutes to you, comrades, on the occasion of your event-festival on the 7th and 8th of June in Greece!
The themes of your meeting—history, actuality and perspective of the international social revolution—are of crucial importance and more timely than ever, in these times of irreversible crisis of the dominant system.
Continue reading en it es fr – Switzerland: Revolutionary greetings from imprisoned anarchist Marco Camenisch, on the occasion of the event for the Revolutionary Struggle case (Athens, 7–8 June 2012)
Continue reading Greece – Revolutionary Struggle Trial Update Session Session 19, Thursday, 19/4/12
– Nikos Maziotis;
Responding to the question “Do you accept or deny the charges?
“I am a revolutionary, and i am fighting an unjust, criminal regime known as the State and capitalism. If anyone should make a plea in defence, it is not me but those who are accusing me: the police and judges who serve the rich. I, for my part, am in the right, and I will not apologize for myself”.
– Panayiota “Pola” Roupa;
Responding to the same question:
“I ama revolutionary, and I do not recognize your proceedings. The criminals and terrorists are you and the system you serve: the State and capitalism.”
– Kostas Gournas;
The prosecutor: “What do you say in your defence? Do you accept or deny the charges?”
“I am not going to answer. I do not recognize these proceedings. Since the age of 20, I have been a worker and have taken part in the social and class struggle in Greece. I am against the regime, the political system, and the economic system. Iam not a terrorist. Terrorists are the ones on the 12th floor of the police headquarters who gave me a beating and threatened to kill my children.”
Continue reading Greece – Revolutionary Struggle Trial Update Session 18, Wednesday 4/4/12
Continue reading Greece – Revolutionary Struggle TRIAL UPDATE SESSION 17, 23/3/12
The repressive operation against the Revolutionary Struggle started with an armed scuffle in Dafni on March 10th, 2010, when our comrade Lambros Foundas was killed in battle with the policemen Andreas Haskis and Theodoros Koumarapis.
Even though this incident became the starting point of the investigations which resulted in our arrests, the appellate prosecutor Makropoulos did not summon the two policemen killers of Lambros Foundas to testify in this trial, but only called to the stand the lady owner of the car which the comrades attempted to expropriate, with the aim of using it in an action of the organization.
Continue reading en es – Athens: Revolutionary Struggle case trial – In dedication to Lambros Foundas