DEM VOLKE DIENEN

On October 3rd, a few dozen people came to the train station Feldstraße in Hamburg after an alliance called it out. They went after warmongering and militarization in the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG). The 3rd of October marks the so called „Day of German Unity“ (Tag der Deutschen Einheit). Its a holiday in Germany, but it marks the annection of the German Democratic Republic (GDR). Which describes the wish of German imperialism to return to old strengths.

More than three decades have passed since the annexation of the GDR by the FRG. On the basis of this annexation, German imperialism has developed the aspiration to be able to make the leap to a superpower. The people in the "new" federal states have not only not benefited from this development, on the contrary. To put it bluntly, but extremely aptly: What use is it that we could buy bananas in the supermarket, if we can't afford to buy bananas?

In this place we publish a inofficial Translation of an article of AND that has been send to us:

We republish an unofficial translation of the Document that was first published by AND, that was send to us:

Hereby we publish a translation of an important evaluation by Spanish comrades on the struggle of migrant workers:

Hereby we publish a translation of an article by mexican comrades about an imoprtant struggle in Xoxocotlan.

On Saturday 24 September, the Alliance Against Imperialist Aggression has called for a manifestation in front of the Peruvian consulate in Hamburg. This day marks the date when Chairman Gonzalo gave his speech in 1992, when he was presented to the world press in a cage after his imprisonment. Instead of bowing down, he used this opportunity to speak to his party and the Peruvian people. This is the first anniversary of the speech after the assassination of Chairman Gonzalo by the reaction, in cooperation with the traitors of the People's War in Peru.

Sweden

Comrades from Kommunistika Föreningen reports on a succesful election boycott campaign many actions were carried out and many comrades participated.

Our comrades have written on the election outcome:

”There seems to be a change of government in Sweden, as the bourgeoisie changes who will manage its common affairs. A "blue-brown" government is the most likely outcome of the parliamentary farce, but as communists we understand that the difference between the two capitalist parliamentary blocs is very small. Both want to pursue an anti-worker policy aimed at militarizing the police, dividing the working class and withdrawing the concessions workers won through class struggle.