Federacja Anarchistyczna

rdf:langString Federacja Anarchistyczna

rdf:langString Anarchist Federation

rdf:langString Anarchist Federation

rdf:langString Akcja Bankiet, 1997

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rdf:langString Federacja Anarchistyczna

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rdf:langString Ruch Anarchistyczny – Tak!. W: D. Kaczmarek : Ruch Społeczeństwa Alternatywnego 1983–1991. Poznań: 2009, s. 120 i n.

rdf:langString Anarchy can be understood as an infinite possibility of individual encounters. It can be understood as a series of individual attitudes, but also as an attempt at a new arrangement of community life, as a republic of friends. In this connection, following Edward Abramowski, we invite universal collusion against the state, and following him we also state that the only essentially valuable ingredient in development is the development of friendship, only with this is the superiority of social development measured. [...] Individuals and their groups do not, as a rule, go beyond their own ghettos. The stopping of social and mental activity at this level leads to suicide both in the eyes of people, for whom we become madmen and provocateurs, and in fact – because we succumb to depressions and utopias. Instead of being pushed to ever more extreme positions, let's expand the margin of our functioning in society. The anarchist movement should not be some organization with a definite structure and directing the actions of individual groups, but the aspiration of people to oust the state from all areas of the life of society and the individual, and to replace it by the voluntary cooperation of the same. [...] The anarchist circle in Gdańsk initiates this activity by creating the Anarchist Inter-City.

rdf:langString "the creation of an anarchist, i.e. free and self-governing society in which absolute freedom would be combined with the absence of exploitation, social justice and self-governing ownership of the means of production. People would freely form a variety of self-governments, syndicates, communities, and anarchist communes forming federations with each other on regional and national levels."

rdf:langString Federacja Anarchistyczna (Anarchist Federation or (FA)) is a federation of Polish anarchist organizations. The federation was founded in 1988 (initially founded as "Międzymiastówka Anarchistyczna" (MA) or the Inter-City Anarchist Association) and was inspired by the Pre-World War group the Anarchist Federation of Poland. MA began as a loose collective for multiple anarchist organizations where they could meet and coordinate movements. In 1989, the organization rebranded to FA and formalized itself ideologically. FA aims to "create a self-governing society, created on a voluntary basis".