Two translations concerning the Athens Polytechnic uprising of 1973

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Two translations concerning the Athens Polytechnic uprising of 1973
WE DO NOT PROTEST WITH BOSSES (the ‘message of the Polytechnic’ from an anti-patriotic stance)
A ROTTING CORPSE WAS FOUND IN THE MOUTH OF THE LEFT (or why all ideologies stink)
BOSSES ARE THE SAME — LEFT OR RIGHT (on anniversaries, too)
AND SOMETHING FROM THE RECENT PAST…
AUTONOMY AGAINST IDEOLOGY (because besides the bollocks, there is also the class struggle)
Class struggle in greece in the ’60s (and why the junta was not the case of a few “madmen”)
King Capital and his contradictions (or why the “heroic people” did not bring down the junta)
Hop, hop, look at a magic trick! (The “cypriot question” and the true passage to democracy)
A COP CONFESSES: “I WAS THERE TOO” (or why Kostas Laliotis did not join the riots)
What exactly happened in the workers’ assembly at the Polytechnic occupation of 1973?
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