Koitscho Koitschew (1922-2019) [ German language version ]
Submitted by robot on May 4 2019 04:20
Am 3. April 2019, kurz vor seinem 97. Geburtstag, ist unser treuer alte Genosse Koitscho Koitschew in Dresden gestorben. Koitscho wurde am 18. April 1922 in Bulgarien im Dorf Parwomajzi bei Weliko Tarnowo in eine bäuerliche Familie geboren. Schon als Jugendlicher in seinem Heimatdorf schloss er sich der anarchosyndikalistischen Bewegung an.
The Martyrdom of Manol Vassev - Union of Bulgarian Anarchists in Exile
Letter produced by exiled Bulgarian Anarchists detailing the repression of Bulgarian government.
1850: Bulgarian Peasants Revolt
Submitted by Reddebrek on Nov 22 2018 18:44
A short history of an uprising by (mostly) Bulgarian peasants in the waning Ottoman Empire. The peasants fought to abolish their feudal duties and taxes, but many of their leaders were also motivated by a mix of national autonomy and Christianity. The revolt was defeated but outrage over the severe reprisals by the authorities forced the Ottoman Empire to back down and introduce limited land and tax reforms.
Urgent Call for Solidarity Actions from the Bulgarian Prisoners’ Association
Submitted by R Totale on Jul 5 2018 18:24
The Bulgarian Prisoners’ Association have made an urgent call for solidarity in response to the Bulgarian Ministry of Justice taking repressive measures against their members and suspected members.
Sustaining the anarchist movement in a foreign country does not work
Submitted by fab@a-bg.org on Dec 8 2017 10:40
We wrote this text as a response to „The Kurdish people should get involved in and support campaigns on Local and National issues“ from Zaher Baher. We hope the experience of the migrants from our movement will prove useful for our comrades from other countries.
Joint protest of workers against wage theft in Bulgaria
Submitted by evgeni5150 on Sep 7 2017 12:19
On September 5, at 10:00 AM, around 150 workers from different cities and companies organised with anarcho-syndicalist Autonomous Worker's Union came together in solidarity and marched in front of the Bulgarian Parliament. Their demands were for immediate payment of their salaries and for criminalization of wage theft.
Anger from the underground: Bulgarian miners in wildcat strike
Submitted by evgeni5150 on Jun 5 2017 21:37
The miners from Obrochishte - the third largest manganese mine in the world, located in eastern Bulgaria, went on wildcat strike on 01.06.2017. The strike was supported by the anarchosyndicalists from ARS (Avtonomen Rabotnicheski Sindikat / Autonomous Workers Union), while the bureaucratic union in the mine opposed the strike and sided with the bosses.
Revisiting Turkey: how Jack became an anarchist
Exiled Bulgarian anarchist Jack Grancharoff recounts how he became an anarchist.
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