squatting

A problematic account of violence against women and macho behaviour in the squatting movement of West Berlin in the early 1980s. The original article is followed by some letters in response, some of which seem to excuse violence against women and other sexist behaviour. A difficult read, which is presented here as an insight into the downsides of subcultural political scenes and not because we agree with it.

Profiles of five squatted houses in West Berlin in the early 1980s, including quotes from the female occupants. Interviews by Dora Schemme and…

Vol 2, Issue 4 of Love & Rage, with articles on the Gulf War, letters, a report from an invasion of a Minneapolis TV station, a Queer Nation…

As part of our feature on squatting we had reserved space for an interview with the Berlin Police. However, our numerous attempts to get this…

Interview with a participant in the West Berlin squatters' movement in the early 1980s. Originally published in Bar Fax August 1981. Interview by…

Introduction to Squatting in West Berlin, published by Hooligan Press in 1987.

An overview of the militant squatters' movement in West Berlin in the early 1980s -…

Pamphlet on the early 1980s militant squatting movement in West Berlin, published by Brixton-based Hooligan Press in 1987.

An article on squatting in Berlin in the early 1980s. Originally published in Sylvere Lotringer (ed) - Semiotext(e): The German Issue (1982).

An article on the feminist Hexenhaus (Witch House) squat in Berlin in 1981. Originally published in Sylvere Lotringer (ed) - Semiotext(e): The…