Arbeiterkampf - Arbeiterzeitung des Kommunistischen Bundes (Hamburg) Archives

Period 1971-c. 1995
Total size   18.15 m.
Consultation Not restricted

History

Founded in 1971 in Hamburg, Germany as the organ of the Kommunistischer Bund (KB); containing contributions on the need of armed struggle as propagated by the Rote Armee Fraktion (RAF), on the campaigns against nuclear plants and other issues, Arbeiterkampf or AK acted as a discussion forum for the entire radical left in the Federal Republic of Germany; from 1993 continued as Analyse und Kritik.

Content

Part of the archives of the editors of Arbeiterkampf consisting of photocopied documents, pamphlets, leaflets, copies of periodicals, clippings and other mostly printed material on cases against RAF members, solidarity with emprisoned militants, police actions, neo-Nazis, demonstrations, squatters, public safety, censorship and other subjects.