Solidarity is an act of mutual aid between friends, comrades, or simply people who might not even know each other in person, but share the same affinities. It is an act of help or support when there is a need for this, and this can be expressed in many different ways.
While practicing acts of solidarity, and also being in situations where others have shown their solidarity to me, I was able to experience the joy of breaking the walls that divide me from other comrades (no matter whether they are they my friends, or simply people I share affinities with), but it also opened up new questions.
While doing this, am I actually helping someone—because it is not so hard to make a wrong move and instead of helping do absolutely the contrary—,and how can I make my action more effective?
Continue reading DID ANYBODY TALK ABOUT KIDNAPPING? Polikarpos Georgiadis (2008)
A Few words on the upcoming Court of Appeal on the Mylonas’ Kidnapping case.
Continue reading ON A JOURNEY THAT IS HASN’T ENDED YET Polys Georgiadis. (2012)
The following text is an extract from the brochure ‘A Text of, and Interview with comrade Polykarpos Georgiadis’ (Greek original). The brochure includes an interview with the imprisoned fighter Polykarpos Georgiadis from October 27th, 2010, that he gave for the radio program ‘Cries from the prison cells’ on the self-organized radio station 98 FM (Athens). It also includes a text written by the comrade – which we chose to translate – on the subject of counter-information, with references to the revolutionary movement and the roles of the different means employed.
Continue reading Text of the imprisoned comrade Polykarpos Georgiadis on counter-information