November 14, 1973: The Athens Polytechnic uprising began, a massive student protest against the Greek military junta of 1967–74. Up to 420 civilians were killed, including several children. Slogans and banners were anti-NATO and anti-American, and likened the Greek Junta to the Nazis. The pro-Soviet Marxist student groups A-AFEE refused to participate. Leftists and Anarchists initiated a sit-in, demanding the abolition of capitalism. Other student groups only demanded a restoration of democracy.

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November 14, 1973: The Athens Polytechnic uprising began, a massive student protest against the Greek military junta of 1967–74. Up to 420 civilians were killed, including several children. Slogans and banners were anti-NATO and anti-American, and likened the Greek Junta to the Nazis. The pro-Soviet Marxist student groups A-AFEE refused to participate. Leftists and Anarchists initiated a sit-in, demanding the abolition of capitalism. Other student groups only demanded a restoration of democracy.

#workingclass #LaborHistory #greece #anarchism #students #nato #soviet #communism #massacre

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“During this #feast, they make these special pancakes, or bread, and part of the #holy ceremony is that drops of #blood from someone who’s not #Jewish, which the term is ‘ #gentile,’ has to be mixed in that bread,” Maqusi said, according to an audio recording shared by the advocacy group StandWithUs.

“The story is that a certain investigation was undergoing to find out where Father Thomas is. He was found #murdered and a group of #Jews who lived in #Syria said that, admitted to #kidnapping him and #murdering him to get drops of blood for making the holy bread,” she said.

The #campus branch of #Students for Justice in #Palestine had advertised the Tuesday event as part of a lecture series called “Palestine: From existence to resistance.” Maqusi’s talk was called “The Birth of #Zionism.”

The advertisement for the event said Maqusi was a researcher at the #university and a former employee of #UNRWA, the #UN agency for the #Palestinians." 👀

https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/uk-university-bans-lecturer-who-taught-students-antisemitic-blood-libel/

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“During this #feast, they make these special pancakes, or bread, and part of the #holy ceremony is that drops of #blood from someone who’s not #Jewish, which the term is ‘ #gentile,’ has to be mixed in that bread,” Maqusi said, according to an audio recording shared by the advocacy group StandWithUs.

“The story is that a certain investigation was undergoing to find out where Father Thomas is. He was found #murdered and a group of #Jews who lived in #Syria said that, admitted to #kidnapping him and #murdering him to get drops of blood for making the holy bread,” she said.

The #campus branch of #Students for Justice in #Palestine had advertised the Tuesday event as part of a lecture series called “Palestine: From existence to resistance.” Maqusi’s talk was called “The Birth of #Zionism.”

The advertisement for the event said Maqusi was a researcher at the #university and a former employee of #UNRWA, the #UN agency for the #Palestinians." 👀

https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/uk-university-bans-lecturer-who-taught-students-antisemitic-blood-libel/