Revolutionary Struggle

CONTENTS
4 - Saturday 10/4/10 - 6 Anarchists arrested in Athens.
5 - The Philadelphia Experiment.
6 - Defence excerpts from the 6 arrested in the case of the Revolutionary Struggle.
6 - Revolutionary Struggle : A Chronology
7 - A Political Letter to Society.
11 - Lambros is one of us.
12 - A Letter from Christoforos Kortesis.
13 - Letter from Vaggelis Stathopoulos.
14 - Letter from Kostas Gournas.
14 - Some acts of immediate solidarity.
14 - Letter from Sarantos Nikitopoulos
16 - The Only Answer to Modern Totalitarianism is Social Revolution.
18 - More actions of solidarity.
19 - Letter from Pola Roupa.
21 - Maziotis and Gournas declare hungerstrike.
22 - Letter from Kostas Gournas.
23 - Towards the Appeal Court of 1st of November.
23 - Letter from Maria Beraha.
23 - Letter from Nikos Malapanis.
24 - Refusals of the Appeals Court and the Regime.
24 - Lambros, Our Comrade.
25 - Let's Make the Beginning in Greece of a Worldwide Social Revolution.
28 - ...More actions of solidarity.
29 - Responsibility claim for the Tax Office arson in Exarchia.
29 - Announcement of the three members of Revolutionary Struggle.
29 - Denouncement of police intimidation by G.Ch.
30 - The State is the Terrorist.
30 - Distribution of flyers in Abelokipos/Gizi, Athens.
31 - Letter from Sarantos Nikitopoulos.
32 - International Call for Solidarity from Members of Revolutionary Struggle.
34 - Prisoners’ letter in solidarity with those persecuted in the case of the Revolutionary Struggle.
34 - The Revolutionary Struggle trial starts.
36 - Declaration of Revolutionary Struggle upon their release.
37 - October 24 & 1 November 2011 - The beginning of the trial of the regime.
42 - Communique for the Citibank Bombing.
50 - Communique for the Bombing of the Athens Stock Exchange.

INTRODUCTION
In the days of April 2010, when the Greek government finally agreed to accept a loan from the International Monetary Fund to begin the take-over of the country into the hands of the international financiers, the security services had prepared a media spectacle to mark the occasion: the capture of 6 anarchist fighters for the purpose of the submission of the social struggle.
Anarchist fighters who had been a thorn in their side for some time, were now hostages. Hostages who had humiliated the demoralised and brutal Greek intelligence services, anti-terrorist divisions and their American occupier counterparts, the CIA, who had sought out the Revolutionary Struggle (‘Epanastatikos Agonas’ - E.A. - in Greek language) for a Rocket Propelled Grenade attack against the US Embassy in Athens. This daring and symbolic action came amongst scores of other targeted
attacks which struck for years with symbolically definitive high-impact blows against the institutions of capitalism and government,accompanied by dozens and dozens of pages of critical, thoughtful and articulate anarchist analysis of the institutionalstructures that parasite on the social wealth produced by labour, with social and economic self-organisation put forward as an anti-capitalist and anti-state egalitarian alternative. Revolutionary Struggle are Nikos Maziotis, Pola Roupa, Kostas Gournas andthe fallen Lambros Foundas. Together they formed a group of social-libertarian anarchists based in the busy capital, Athens, who directed their armed activities in the class interests of the exploited workers of Greece and within/alongside the specific mass
anarchist/anti-authoritarian movement from 2003-2010.