The next “Action Day“of the antifascist football fan network “Alerta” deals with the theme “resistance against fascism and the actual societal and historical-political intercourse of it”. Read the rest of this entry »
UNITED IN STRUGGLE – SOLIDARITY WITH
THE ANTIFASCIST FOOTBALL SUPPORTERS IN EASTERN EUROPE!
In the last Months Altera! Network showed Solidarity with the Antifascist Football Supporters in Eastern Europe.
We organized diverse Actions in and outside our Stadiums. We painted banners, and showed Choreographies, presented Movies and held Lectures to inform about the Situation of our comrades. In the following Lines you can see and read detailed about Stuff the different Groups all over Europe did!
More or less 6,000 Nazis came to Dresden - a nightmare! Also fascists of Spain there were present in Dresden. For example in a manifestation, celebrated the 13 of February in Dresden with 1,500 people, Enrique Valls of Alianza Nacional was the first speaker to transmit the greetings of the “friends” of Spain!
The 14th of February we were 12,000 people against, of them more or less 4,000 antifascist persons. For that reason the Nazi manifestation had problems to take its way. Only because of the police protection this people finished their manifestation. Also a few football supporters of several cities attended in the actions against the Nazis and sometimes you could hear “Alerta, Alerta, antifascista!”. There were different actions and manifestations against the fascist march. It will be necessary to organize the resistance better to have more force. If we are using a common strategy it will be able to block and to stop the manifestations of the Nazis in the future.We will win!
Within the ALERTA! Action Days, which took place at different European stadiums at the same time, we wanted to do our bit and throw light on the racist immigration policy of the Federal Republic of Germany.
We want to establish a relationship to the regional structures and give you an understanding of the degrading living conditions of the refugees in Camp Blankenburg(near Oldenburg).
