Saturday’s demonstration against the police eviction and subsequent arrest of squatters in antifascist “Villa Amalias”, Athens, Greece A few words about the timing: Villa Amalias had been occupied for almost 23 years. When the neonazis considered it a problem to the neonazi expansion in the area, “all of a sudden” the Greek government decided to take action. It was an immediate “reward” for a positive vote by the nazis in the Greek parliament, in December 2012.
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Saturday’s demonstration against the police eviction and subsequent arrest of squatters in antifascist “Villa Amalias”, Athens, Greece

A few words about the timing: Villa Amalias had been occupied for almost 23 years. When the neonazis considered it a problem to the neonazi expansion in the area, “all of a sudden” the Greek government decided to take action. It was an immediate “reward” for a positive vote by the nazis in the Greek parliament, in December 2012.

Saturday’s demonstration against the police eviction and subsequent arrest of squatters in antifascist “Villa Amalias”, Athens, Greece A few words about the timing: Villa Amalias had been occupied for almost 23 years. When the neonazis considered it a problem to the neonazi expansion in the area, “all of a sudden” the Greek government decided to take action. It was an immediate “reward” for a positive vote by the nazis in the Greek parliament, in December 2012.
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Saturday’s demonstration against the police eviction and subsequent arrest of squatters in antifascist “Villa Amalias”, Athens, Greece

A few words about the timing: Villa Amalias had been occupied for almost 23 years. When the neonazis considered it a problem to the neonazi expansion in the area, “all of a sudden” the Greek government decided to take action. It was an immediate “reward” for a positive vote by the nazis in the Greek parliament, in December 2012.

from Saturday’s demonstration against the police eviction and subsequent arrest of squatters in antifascist “Villa Amalias” & “Skaramanga”, Athens, Greece A few words about the timing: Villa Amalias had been occupied for almost 23 years. When the neonazis considered it a problem to the neonazi expansion in the area, “all of a sudden” the Greek government decided to take action. It was an immediate “reward” for a positive vote by the nazis in the Greek parliament, in December 2012.
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from Saturday’s demonstration against the police eviction and subsequent arrest of squatters in antifascist “Villa Amalias” & “Skaramanga”, Athens, Greece

A few words about the timing: Villa Amalias had been occupied for almost 23 years. When the neonazis considered it a problem to the neonazi expansion in the area, “all of a sudden” the Greek government decided to take action. It was an immediate “reward” for a positive vote by the nazis in the Greek parliament, in December 2012.

citizens gathered outside Evelpidon Court of Athens, Greece, in support of those arrested in antifascist “Villa Amalias” squat, Athens, Greece A few words about the timing: Villa Amalias had been occupied for almost 23 years. When the neonazis considered it a problem to the neonazi expansion in the area, “all of a sudden” the Greek government decided to take action. It was an immediate “reward” for a positive vote by the nazis in the Greek parliament, in December 2012.
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citizens gathered outside Evelpidon Court of Athens, Greece, in support of those arrested in antifascist “Villa Amalias” squat, Athens, Greece

A few words about the timing: Villa Amalias had been occupied for almost 23 years. When the neonazis considered it a problem to the neonazi expansion in the area, “all of a sudden” the Greek government decided to take action. It was an immediate “reward” for a positive vote by the nazis in the Greek parliament, in December 2012.

Saturday’s demonstration against the police eviction and subsequent arrest of squatters in antifascist “Villa Amalias”, Athens, Greece A few words about the timing: Villa Amalias had been occupied for almost 23 years. When the neonazis considered it a problem to the neonazi expansion in the area, “all of a sudden” the Greek government decided to take action. It was an immediate “reward” for a positive vote by the nazis in the Greek parliament, in December 2012.
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Saturday’s demonstration against the police eviction and subsequent arrest of squatters in antifascist “Villa Amalias”, Athens, Greece

A few words about the timing: Villa Amalias had been occupied for almost 23 years. When the neonazis considered it a problem to the neonazi expansion in the area, “all of a sudden” the Greek government decided to take action. It was an immediate “reward” for a positive vote by the nazis in the Greek parliament, in December 2012.

saturday’s demonstration against the police eviction and subsequent arrest of squatters in antifascist “Villa Amalias”, Athens, Greece A few words about the timing: Villa Amalias had been occupied for almost 23 years. When the neonazis considered it a problem to the neonazi expansion in the area, “all of a sudden” the Greek government decided to take action. It was an immediate “reward” for a positive vote by the nazis in the Greek parliament, in December 2012.
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saturday’s demonstration against the police eviction and subsequent arrest of squatters in antifascist “Villa Amalias”, Athens, Greece

A few words about the timing: Villa Amalias had been occupied for almost 23 years. When the neonazis considered it a problem to the neonazi expansion in the area, “all of a sudden” the Greek government decided to take action. It was an immediate “reward” for a positive vote by the nazis in the Greek parliament, in December 2012.

today’s demonstration against the police eviction and subsequent arrest of squatters in antifascist “Villa Amalias”, Athens, Greece A few words about the timing: Villa Amalias had been occupied for almost 23 years. When the neonazis considered it a problem to the neonazi expansion in the area, “all of a sudden” the Greek government decided to take action. It was an immediate “reward” for a positive vote by the nazis in the Greek parliament, in December 2012.
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today’s demonstration against the police eviction and subsequent arrest of squatters in antifascist “Villa Amalias”, Athens, Greece

A few words about the timing: Villa Amalias had been occupied for almost 23 years. When the neonazis considered it a problem to the neonazi expansion in the area, “all of a sudden” the Greek government decided to take action. It was an immediate “reward” for a positive vote by the nazis in the Greek parliament, in December 2012.

“Villa Amalias belongs to its beer bottles, we recycle them on the heads of cops” from today’s demonstration against the police eviction and subsequent arrest of squatters in antifascist “Villa Amalias”, Athens, Greece A few words about the timing: Villa Amalias had been occupied for almost 23 years. When the neonazis considered it a problem to the neonazi expansion in the area, “all of a sudden” the Greek government decided to take action. It was an immediate “reward” for a positive vote by the nazis in the Greek parliament, in December 2012.
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“Villa Amalias belongs to its beer bottles, we recycle them on the heads of cops”

from today’s demonstration against the police eviction and subsequent arrest of squatters in antifascist “Villa Amalias”, Athens, Greece

A few words about the timing: Villa Amalias had been occupied for almost 23 years. When the neonazis considered it a problem to the neonazi expansion in the area, “all of a sudden” the Greek government decided to take action. It was an immediate “reward” for a positive vote by the nazis in the Greek parliament, in December 2012.

from Thessaloniki, today’s demonstration against the police eviction and subsequent arrest of squatters in antifascist “Villa Amalias”, Athens, Greece A few words about the timing: Villa Amalias had been occupied for almost 23 years. When the neonazis considered it a problem to the neonazi expansion in the area, “all of a sudden” the Greek government decided to take action. It was an immediate “reward” for a positive vote by the nazis in the Greek parliament, in December 2012.
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from Thessaloniki, today’s demonstration against the police eviction and subsequent arrest of squatters in antifascist “Villa Amalias”, Athens, Greece

A few words about the timing: Villa Amalias had been occupied for almost 23 years. When the neonazis considered it a problem to the neonazi expansion in the area, “all of a sudden” the Greek government decided to take action. It was an immediate “reward” for a positive vote by the nazis in the Greek parliament, in December 2012.

today’s demonstration against the police eviction and subsequent arrest of squatters in antifascist “Villa Amalias”, Athens, Greece A few words about the timing: Villa Amalias had been occupied for almost 23 years. When the neonazis considered it a problem to the neonazi expansion in the area, “all of a sudden” the Greek government decided to take action. It was an immediate “reward” for a positive vote by the nazis in the Greek parliament, in December 2012.
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today’s demonstration against the police eviction and subsequent arrest of squatters in antifascist “Villa Amalias”, Athens, Greece

A few words about the timing: Villa Amalias had been occupied for almost 23 years. When the neonazis considered it a problem to the neonazi expansion in the area, “all of a sudden” the Greek government decided to take action. It was an immediate “reward” for a positive vote by the nazis in the Greek parliament, in December 2012.

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