2025-08-21 –, Anti-imperialist Tent 2
This talk explores the parallels between Zionist and Soviet settler colonialism in Palestine and Crimea, tracing how indigenous erasure and resistance have taken shape across both contexts. Through a historical lens, the session reflects on shared grief, layered dispossession, and the enduring struggle for self-determination.
This talk explores the parallels between Zionist and Soviet settler colonialism in Palestine and Crimea, tracing how indigenous erasure and resistance have taken shape across both contexts. Through a historical lens, the session reflects on shared grief, layered dispossession, and the enduring struggle for self-determination.
How many people can take part in your contribution?:unlimited
Will your contribution deal with movement history?:A part of the contribution will be about movement history.
What is your preferred language to hold the contribution in?:English
What is the linguistical level of your contribution? Is it in easy read/plain English?:C1: Specialist language skills
Is prior knowledge required for the content?:-
Who is your contribution (especially) aimed at?:No specific aim
Resistance Connections UA is a Berlin-based activist group committed to material and political solidarity with anti-authoritarian, feminist, and left-wing forces in Ukraine and beyond. Formed in response to the normalization of Ukrainian erasure within the German left, we work to confront russian imperialism as an ongoing colonial formation - and to resist the geopolitical distortions that flatten struggles for liberation into competing state allegiances. As co-organizers of the anti-imperialist tent, we aim to hold space for situated, plural, and non-campist solidarities - politicizing what has been silenced, and refusing empire in all its forms.
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- Ukrainische Linke Initiative Presents: Left-Wing Politics in a Neoliberal State at War
- From Mariupol: Collective Resistance Through Radical Filmmaking
- Russia’s Postcolonial Melancholia and Destructive Drives
- Haranhuj Üe: Untold Stories of (De)Colonization in North Asia
- Ecocide in Ukraine: Destruction of the Natural Environment as a Tool of War