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ZAGINFLATCH #2 October 1994
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Zagreb Information Potlatch
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Anti-authoritarian info from former Yugoslavia
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Welcome to number two! A few things: Sending out the first issue cost us a
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bundle of money which we are definitely not in the position to keep dishing out.
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So if for any reason you aren't interested in this or would like to stop
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receiving it, by all means let us know! Otherwise , if you have access to a fax,
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or email be sure and let us know. We could afford to get it out much cheaper if
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we could eliminate the bulk of our snail mail list.
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WE STILL NEED:
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INFORMATION: from anyone active in or with Ex-Yugoslavia.
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This is an anti-authoritarian newsheet so please no party politics or anything
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like that. Things we're looking for news on: demos, foreign solidarity , all
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actions from flyer pasting to road blockades to strikes to sabotage , police
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violence, squatting, gay and lesbian activism, women's stuff, eco things and
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whatever else one would deem impermissible or powerfully obscure. It may be wise
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not to incriminate yourself. Feigned objectivity may keep you safe.
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HELP WITH TRANSLATING: if you are willing to translate
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or help co-edit a Croatian language version of this, please get in touch!
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DISTRIBUTION: as with most kinds of vegan margarine on
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bread, the contents of this is best when it's spread around (the world silly,
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not on bread). Copy and distribute as wildly as possible!
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NO COPYRIGHT!
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Everything here is meant to be reprinted and distributed!
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Information wants to be free!
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CROATIAN LANGUAGE translations of the following fliers and pamphlets are
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available from Zaginflatch upon request: Shto je to AnarhistiCki Crni Kriz
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?(What is Anarchist Black Cross ?), Anarhizam U Peruu (Anarchism in Peru), Dali
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Znash shto je to Animal Liberation Front (What the hell is the ALF ?). Also
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available are the statement of purpose of the new Kuglana squat in Zagreb both
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in English and Croatian language and hopefully others in the future. There is a
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need for foreign language information to be translated into Croatian. If you can
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or already have translated pamphlets , fliers or other information, get in touch
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!!!! We have a world of translating to do and nothing to loose but our frantic
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gesticulating.
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IN MEDIA RES is a short newsletter with info and contacts and a couple of
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reviews. He also publishes a zine bearing the same name which is a little
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heavier on the contents. Marco is looking for artwork, bands to interview, stuff
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to review or anything else you would find interesting for a zine. Marco StrpiC,
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Rakushina 3 , 41000 Zagreb , Croatia
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SVETA OBITELJ is a group of people active in Zagreb. Some members play in bands
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, they do a zine called HO HO HO and decorate the grey walls of Zagreb with
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political and ecological graffiti. Vedran KrlajeviC , Racinova 3/II, 41000
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Zagreb , Croatia -from In Media Res #2
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DISTORZIJA is according to IMR the first squat in Croatia, and they're pretty
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active. They do a zine which includes some Serbian bands. DISTORZIJA , Stube
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Jurine i Franine 2, 52000 PULA , Croatia - In Media Res #2
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THE ANARCHIST PEACE FRONT (APF) is an attempt at networking all anarchist groups
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from this part of the world. Presently there's work being done on a compilation
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tape of punk bands from Ex-Yugoslavia and elsewhere on the planet and a booklet
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which will feature various anti-war and anarchist activities in former
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Yugoslavia. APF-Kukatz c/o Boris MilakoviC , SV. Duha 30, 55300 Pozega , Croatia
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KOLEKTIV NENASILNOG DELOVANJA (KND) is an anarcho pacifist group from Slovenia.
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Write to Brane for more information. KND , Pavlin Brane, Oreshje 20zb, 68259
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Bizeljsko , Slovenija
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TORPEDO is a revolutionary group from Serbia who are planning a zine and are
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mostly interested in Class War activities. c/o Milan DjuriC, M.Velikog 12/10,
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11300 Smederevo, Serbia, Yugoslavia
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CRNI GAVRAN is another anarchist group working on a zine, etc... c/o MarkoviC
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Dragan , Post Restante, 11420 Smederevska Palanka, Yugoslavia
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POKRET ZA MIR-PANCEVO is a very active peace group with lots of cool projects
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going on including CONTRA BELLUM newspaper, Art For Peace, School without
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Violence, conscientious objection, humanitarian actions, Vojvodina Peace
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Network, etc. c/o Peace Movement , Ulica Milosha TrebinjiCa 2-4 , 26000 PanCevo,
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Vojvodina, Yugoslavia. Tel/fax:+381 13 514 900 (12-18 CET).
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PPM_PANCEVO@zamir-bg.zer
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SCREAMING FROM THE BASEMENT has put together a zine, some posters, done actions
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against McDonalds in Belgrade as well as anti-hunting and anti-fascist activity.
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c/o JevremoviC Miladin, Skopljanska 33, 36000 Kraljevo, Serbia, Yugoslavia.
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ZAGINFLATCH #1 is still available on request form this address. Lots of contacts
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and a little news.
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OOOPS!! SHAVED WOMEN zine's address is actually TomasheviC Andrea , Nova
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Skojevska 67/VIII , 11090 Beograd, Yugoslavia
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NEWS
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METELKOVA SQUAT CELEBRATES ITS FLKOVA SQUAT CELEBRATES ITS FIRST YEAR fter the
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diverse crowd of people of Metelkova , a squatted (ex)army barracks in Ljubliana
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, celebrated their first year of occupation. As squats go, Metelkova is huge
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with abundant space, numerous buildings both occupied and unused. A healthy,
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very diverse mix of activists , punks, queers , artists , bikers, hippies and
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some formerly homeless people as well as various others inhabit and use the
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space. So appropriately the celebration encompassed a variety of activities
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which were listed on the info board(which seemed to be mostly wrong or I'm just
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to stupid to figure it out correctly). A big crowd of punks streamed in on
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Saturday from across Croatia, Slovenia and elsewhere for the Orto-Punk festival
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where much alcohol was consumed to the pogo inducing noise of Nula, Apatridi,
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BZR , Proletariat and some others who raged till the next morning. Near the end
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of the show , I hopped next door to Channel Zero which was billed as a drag show
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featuring Klaus Nomi (and everyone thought he was dead). Klaus never showed up,
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but the bar was packed and we still enjoyed the show (but is a man who dresses
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as a man who dresses androgynous still a drag queen?). Over the next few days
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Metelkova hosted various meetings, movie showings most of which I missed out on
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, having left back to Zagreb halfway through.
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A couple van loads of Dutch squatters came down to join in on the
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celebration including the Den Troag field kitchen who cooked excellent vegan and
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vegetarian meals for the people who had shown up.
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During the first night of the festival, the police entered the premises
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and harassed a man who was taking care of a friend's dog for not having the dog
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on a leash. Unable to come up with papers for the dog, the man was taken in for
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the night where cops threatened to kill the dog if the owner couldn't prove
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ownership. After a night at the cop-shop they were both released the next day.
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The celebration was hardly strong political statement. It came off more
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like a regular hardcore festival with some good food. Whatever else took place
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during those days took a definite back seat to the bands if they even did take
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place at all. The presence of a lot of heavy drinking and otherwise inactive
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punks detracts from the whole as it does in many squats and the scene which
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often surrounds them. It would be nice to see this change. Still , Metelkova and
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the space inside it's walls has so much going for it and it's a good place to
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revive hope and encouragement from the little there is in Zagreb. Hopefully
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we'll see Metelkova continue for many years to come and grow way beyond what it
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is now.
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NEW ANARCHIST GROUP IN ZAGREB!!
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ZAPO (Zagreb Anarcho Pacifist Organization) was recently declared dead, although
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it's corpse remains alive and somewhat active. In a meeting held in September,
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it was brought up that there is a desperate need for a rebirth of sorts in
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anarchist activity locally. A new group was born which remains as of yet
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undefined and still has no name. The group's main focus so far has been
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organizing the Kuglana squat (see above), though just about everything that has
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been happening in Zagreb anarchowise in the last month or so has come out of the
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rough circles of this group. After the meeting had broken up leaving only a
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couple people in the room , a longtime Zapotista defiantly declared "ZAPO will
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never die!" ZAPO which was never a rigidly defined group and does not consist of
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pacifists as it's name implies still exists as a core of the consistent members.
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ZAPO also has helped with funds to fix up Kuglana and has paid for Zaginflatch.
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POSTER ACTIONS AGAINST THE POPE AND POLITICIANS IN ZAGREB
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It seemed that Zagreb was actually preparing for the arrival of God himself
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during the weeks before the popes arrival on the 10th of September. Every wall ,
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shop window, billboard, newspaper and TV broadcast announced , triumphed over
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and endlessly discussed every detail of the popular patriarchs visit. In the
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years since Croatia voted themselves independent, the country has suffered from
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mass conversions to Catholicism. Unlike during World War II when the territory
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was under fascist control and the Ustashi deported, killed or converted almost
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the entire non-catholic population, this time people are converting voluntarily
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and quite gleefully. A good deal of Croatia's national identity has to do with
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being catholic (whereas Serbs identify with the Othodox church and the Bosnians
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as Muslims). Appropriately there was disgust and disbelief in the air among
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anti-authoritarians , many of who had major beef with the event. Millions of
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Kunas (as of this May Croatia reintroduced the Kuna as the countries national
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currency. Last time Croatians bought bread with Kunas was during the last
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fascist nationalist rule in World War II) were spent on preparations and
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overhauling the city for his visit. Resources that are still desperately needed
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among refugees and cities destroyed in the conflict. The state's priorities
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became overwhelmingly clear during this time. The country's catholic identity
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literally took bread and housing from the war ravaged villages.
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Several activists from Zagreb and around Croatia took to the streets to paste up
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posters protesting the waste of resources and hype surrounding the Pope. Posters
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went up in Pozega , Zagreb, Split , Sisak and elsewhere around the nation.
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Though a small voice , it was just about the only one. Shortly thereafter three
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people from Zagreb involved in producing and pasting the fliers where hauled in
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to the cop shop for interrogation, one of which had his home searched by cops
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who grabbed a number of zines and alternative papers from his room. During the
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interrogations , it became abundantly clear that the police have a fairly
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detailed knowledge of just about everyone active in Zagreb in the punk scene.
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Elsewhere , one flier paster from Pozega was charged with illegal postering and
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2 people from Sisak were forbidden to leave the city during the pope's stay in
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Zagreb preventing them from attending the Metelkova anniversary. Marginally
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related was the appearance of several mock obituaries announcing the death's of
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several Croatian , Serb and Bosnian war mongers , government censors and ruling
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class pigs with the dates set in the near future. Although the identity of the
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obituaries' creator remains unknown , Zagreb political police are in hot pursuit
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and presumably quite angry. The fliers created enough of a stir to be covered by
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some daily papers which requested information on trails leading to the culprit.
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This serves as a cold reminder of the reality of the new democracy.
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Though Croatians should expect the state control to aquire several new masks
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borrowed from their capitalist mentors in the west, they shouldn't be so naive
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to think that the repression endured during Yugoslavian communism will let up.
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Aquire different masks maybe , but not disappear.
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ACTing UP in Ljubliana 1994.10.1
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On the 14 th of September this year people from ACT UP! Utrecht (Aids Coalition
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to Unleash Power) and a few people from the squat in Metelkova two of which are
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members of the K.A.P.A. collective went to the Tromostovje area in the center of
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Ljubliana for some direct action. We went there and put up some posters reading
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SILENCE=DEATH on various buildings , we also carried signs stating we want a
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safer life and demanding that condoms should be made available cheaply. Most
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importantly , we gave away free condoms and dental dams. We had as number of
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different kinds of condoms : ordinary ones, condoms for anal sex and women's
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condoms etc.. Also everyone who took a condom (yes some more conservative people
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refused to take one) was handed a flyer containing basic information on how AIDS
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is spread and how you can (not) catch it. There was also a call for people to
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demand from their government to make condoms available cheaply as well as
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introducing needle exchanges for drug users. At present around a million people
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are sick with AIDS and about 17 million are infected globally, of which 32 are
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in Slovenia, now is the right time to act up in order to prevent further
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infections. rather than later having problems trying to heal people infected by
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the HIV virus. All in all the action was a small success. The purpose wasn't
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meant to save the world , but more to speak out about AIDS and to make people
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aware that it is only them who can prevent from getting infected. On the other
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hand I think all the people who didn't listen to us or refused to take a condom
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are nothing but ignorant of the seriousness the AIDS crisis poses. We should all
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together put an end to this ignorance and speak out and confront problems like
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AIDS as well as all other problems and start to act up . SILENCE =DEATH and
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ACTION =LIFE!
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written by andrejCek xxx c/o K.A.P.A., Masarykova 25, Squat Metelkova, 61000
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Ljubljana, Slovenia
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KUGLANA SQUAT IN ZAGREB
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After a couple months of planning and chaotic but successful (and a couple
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redundant) weekly meetings, nearly a hundred people entered an abandoned and
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deteriorating bowling alley on October 7 to clean up and celebrate the creation
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of Zagreb's first squatted social center. Throughout the first day groups of
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people streamed in to clean up the immense amount of rubble and trash throughout
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the building , up to waist height in some areas. The building had been abandoned
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for some time, possibly a couple years and is scheduled for demolition in two
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years from now. Upon arriving , the building was in terrible shape: burnt in
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some areas , missing windows and drearily awaiting demolition by the city. The
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first group arrived shortly before 1PM and had already cleaned up the bulk of
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garbage by the second crew's arrival a couple hours later. We now had a somewhat
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rough structure suitable for if nothing else at the moment a party. After
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working hard all day, we drank hard all night and amazingly had no problems
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whatsoever from cops. The night was cold as hell and left only a handful of
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people in the building willing to endure. The next day people slowly filtered in
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again and resumed work, this time boarding up the windows , reinforcing the door
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,building a stage , insulating the sleeping room a little better and cleaning up
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some more. A concert was organized spontaneously (although advertised
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prematurely) which included a variety of creative and amusing instrumental jams
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and folk singing to punk rock chaos as well as a new band from Ljubliana which
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has as of yet no name. We thought we were smart at the organizing meeting
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preceding moving in when we decided to resist imminent eviction by barricading
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ourselves in the building and refusing to leave if the cops showed up, but
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Zagreb punks had momentarily forgotten fear and paranoia in favor of pogoing and
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partying when the first cops showed up catching most of us pretty off guard. The
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response of squatters however was the shit. When the pigs asked for the
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organizer , the reply came in unison: "Svi!"(all of us). Every attempt at
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getting their scapegoat was met with total solidarity between squatters and
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supporters. Unable to get their man , cops singled out the all the non-Croatians
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they could find including the Slovenian band , parents who had come to see them
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play and myself after I had accidentally re-activated the flash in my camera.
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Cops demanded I destroy the film in my camera which I politely but firmly
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refused to do. I later hid my camera from them while getting my passport for
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them. 5 Croatian skins were also arrested (one of them who , when asked his
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nationality replied Skinhead). After being harassed for some time and mildly
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threatened with various things including being charged with disturbing the peace
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and locking us up for two days, we were all let go without being charged. I feel
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its important to note that although the cops were threatening and engaged in
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alot of yelling and red faced growling and barking, they had no real basis to
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fuck with us. None of us could be held responsible for the event, we had only
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"responded to the anonymous flier to show up and take part". A hierarchical
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system cannot conveniently respond to grassroots and leaderless organizing
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without engaging in mass arrests and repression of any one involved. They need a
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scapegoat and we refused to give them one. The Slovenes headed back home and
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the rest of us headed straight back to Kuglana. While at the cop shop , the
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police had come again and cleared the building of everyone else. But by Sunday
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Kuglana was bustling with people again.
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Kuglana is a huge step forward for Zagreb. Organizing it began with a nightmare
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of overcoming mass skepticism and fear. Some activists had just been
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interrogated by special Police for publishing and pasting some fairly harmless
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fliers concerning the pope's visit (see above article) and it was clear that the
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police were keeping track of activists and punks quite well. Top this cake with
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a taste for sending (or at least attempting to send ) troublemakers to the
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front, a lot of people were hesitant to take part at all. Many didn't believe it
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would last 5 hours. I believe the organizing relied on a few people's
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determination to do it despite anything. That it had to be done. If not entirely
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successful it would at least be a sign of activity , resistance and an
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inspiration for others. By the last major organizing meeting, the normally
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adequate room was bursting with people who were spilling into all the
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neighboring rooms, putting together statements, faxing press releases, arguing
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over what needed to be done etc. Everyone seemed infected with the squat.
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There are some definite problems though. The only people who have consistently
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lived in the building since the occupation with one or two exceptions are drunk
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punks and a young and very harmless nazi skin (who had lived in the building for
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months before we decided to take it). As of this writing, still less than a week
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since moving in, it is undecided as to what will come of this. They all put a
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lot of work into renovating and cleaning (while they also were responsible for
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most of the damage and filth we cleaned up) and are living in it , but have no
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real connections to what we wanted to do with it in the first place which is to
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create an anti-authoritarian (which is anti-fascist) alternative community
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center.
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We came along way and have done something a lot of people said never could be
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done. Though we've yet to face a good deal of the odds and still have a lot of
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big and small details to iron out and projects to establish, we have the
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building and will continue to occupy it for as long as possible and fill it with
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as much life and creation as we can. The Kuglana has a lot of space for
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concerts, art shows , meetings, forums , whatever the hell we choose to do with
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it. An info shop is being set up as I write so any reading material that could
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be contributed would be appreciated . Also hip posters , fliers or art to cover
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the walls would be neat. Any bands coming through , get in touch. We should have
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legal details for shows worked out sometime soon (preventing inevitable cop
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problems). Zaginflatch can pass on mail to Kuglana for the time being.
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The following is the text of the statement by the Kuglana squat put together a
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week before the occupation.
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KUGLANA
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In this strictly regulated cop culture there is no room for any real cultural
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expression; no room for turning a collective desire for a different world based
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on direct personal control and responsibility for one's living environment into
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reality, for creating a living space on our own terms. There is virtually
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nowhere for a for completely independent culture to manifest itself, nowhere for
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independent music and creation to be shared, nowhere that is completely free
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from commercial or political influence or control. We have no space for putting
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our desires into political reality. No living space free from hierarchy, power
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and money. Under the circumstances , there is nowhere a culture of resistance to
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authority can manifest itself. With the resources left to us, we have no choice
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but to sit alone and rot entertaining ourselves with our own hopes and ideas.
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... that is unless we create a free area of our own.
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By taking this abandoned building as a space for organizing, living and creating
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from the ground up, non-hierarchically and autonomous from political and
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economic pressure, we can create a situation where people can actualize
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themselves, communicate and share ideas. A place where a new future can take
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root where we can breath.
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STATEMENT OF PURPOSE
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To renovate the building in order to make it suitable for use
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To create a space where alternative/anti-authoritarian and non-commercial
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culture can materialize and develop/grow.
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*a concert hall / theatre
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*a rehearsal space
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*an art gallery for unconventional or inaccessible artists to use
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To organize ourselves and put our political ideals into action non
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hierarchically:
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*a meeting space for groups organizations(feminist, human rights,
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anti-fascist, green , animal rights etc.)
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*infoshop - to give people access to and distribute information
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which is restricted or otherwise inaccessible.
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*free living spaces
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FUCK !!!
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LATE MESSAGE : KUGLANA SHUT DOWN !!!
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This morning the Kuglana was cleared by cops accompanying the owner of the
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building. Squatters were told that anyone entering the building will be charged
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with breaking and entering. At the moment a petition is on the streets demanding
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it be returned to the squatters. Write to ZAPO for more information on what's
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happening. Future actions are imminent.
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AID AND SOLIDARITY FROM ABROAD
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VEGAN POLICEMAN TAPES is releasing a compilation tape called "We Control the
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Horizontal, We Control the Vertical, We Control the Zig Zag" which is apparently
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a benefit for anti-war and green anarchist activists in former Yugoslavia.
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Featured on the comp are : CRASS, Poison Girls, Flux of Pink Indians, Conflict ,
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Dirt, Amebix, the Apostles, Omega Tribe , the Mob and more recorded live at a
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Zig Zag squat benefit in 82. Write to Vegan policeman Tapes, 35 Rayleigh Ave.,
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Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex 550 7DS???, UK
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INTERNATIONAL WORKERS AID have delivered 150 tons of aid to the miner's union in
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Tuzla as well as other projects listed in ZIF #1. They have another 14.5 tons
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waiting to be cleared by Herzeg-Bosna fascists before they can be delivered to
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Tuzla. Future projects include a convoy to unions in Sarajevo (organizing
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materials as well as food), co-ordinating the delivery of a Mammography machine
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to the hospital in Zenica (who are desperately looking for a tympanogram and a
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gastroscope) and another convoy to Tuzla to co-incide with the elections on
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November 4th and 5th and to support the anti-national current in Tuzla. Hurray!
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A mistake though: they aren't anarchists as mentioned in ZIF #1 though they are
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supported by various anarchist and syndicalist unions. It seems the convoys have
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been having some trouble with the local Ustashe trying to get their convoys
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through. They are requesting MPs, trade union leaders, intellectuals and
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anybody else with headed note paper to send faxes with the message DON'T FUCK
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WITH IWA PUNK! ( actually something put a bit more subtle and diplomatic) and
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possibly pointing out the illegality of their actions. Send faxes to GOSP.
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DAMIR LJUBIC +387 88 700 811 and GOSP. MARTIN RAGUZ +387 88 312 183. Send the
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IWA a copy too! Their new address is: International Workers Aid - Logistics c/o
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DINKO , Slavonska 19, 58300 Makarska, Croatia . Phone : +385 (0) 58 611 303
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Fax:+385 (0) 58 325 843
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The mighty COEXIST from France are planning a benefit show for Zagreb anarchists
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ZAPO (Zagreb Anarcho Pacifist Organization) which will include information on
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ZAPO and what's happening in Zagreb. Coexist can be reached c/o DROCK , 79
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boulevard de l'europe, 57000 Metz Bellecroix, France.
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I'm off to Anarchy in the UK! so don't expect quick replies at all. Still
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anything of relevance can be sent and it will wait till I can get it. I will not
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be able to stay in Zagreb in the future for various reasons, but I am determined
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to continue publishing this in some form or other. Note a different email
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address!
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ZAGINFLATCH / MR. ONION c/o ARK-ZAPO , TkalCiCeva 38, 41000 Zagreb , Croatia
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..... email : ZIF@ZAMIR-ZG.ztn.zer.de
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email recipients: apologies for the funny character conversion read a capital C
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in the middle of a sentence as a "ch" as in catch.
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