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20th century anarchism, 1977-1982 punk, militarism and women in the Netherlands

by Herman de Tollenaere | 02,09,26 | Uncategorized

On 31 August 2026, Herman de Tollenaere presented his contribution at the Anarchist Studies Network conference. ‘People asked me to publish what I said, so I am doing it, here.’ My conference contribution is a continuation pof my chapter about the...

Punk’s not dead, het activisme nog minder: “Ik denk dat de jongere kids bozer zijn dan de oudere kids”

by Herman de Tollenaere | 13,07,26 | Uncategorized

Hoe politiek is punk? In de DDR was het duidelijk: Ostpunks werden opgejaagd door de Stasi. De ‘fuck you’-muziek van National Wake was verboden onder de apartheid. Maar anno 2026 lijkt het activisme terug, van Nederland tot Zuid-Afrika. Inge Schelstraete 10 juli 2026...

Women in Dutch punk, 1976-1982: figures, forgetfulness and anarchism.

by Herman de Tollenaere | 10,07,26 | Uncategorized

This 2024 photo by Bauke van der Lee shows, left to right: Syama de Jong, earliest Dutch punk and Lou’s drummer: My long obituary for her is here. Terry, bass/vocals, co-founder of the earliest all-women Dutch punk band PVC, and of Cheap ‘n’ Nasty;...

How political parties, corporate media, and anarchists reacted to the rise of punk in the 1970s in the UK and the Netherlands

by Herman de Tollenaere | 26,06,26 | Uncategorized

Punk started small. The December 1976 TV confrontation between Bill Grundy and the Sex Pistols and Siouxsie Sioux, informed millions of people across the UK and internationally about punk. Many young people felt attracted.The London Conservative party leader said...

Punk en anarchisme in Nederland, 1977-1982. Uitgesteld tot 9 juli 2026

by Herman de Tollenaere | 22,05,26 | Uncategorized

Dit is de tekst, uitgesproken door Herman de Tollenaere. op 22 Mei 2026 in boekwinkel Het Fort van Sjakoo in Amsterdam. Bovenste foto: Terry van Cheap ‘n’ Nasty tijdens optreden met Crass en Poison Girls, Voorschoten, maart 1980. Welkom, Diana Ozon....
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