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Ukraine Solidarity Event 18.10.2025 – Reading – Food – Short Movies 

Posted on by Anarchistisches Netzwerk Dresden

We are hosting an event as a part of our Ukraine Solidarity campaign and want to invite anyone who is willing to get to know more about the resistance against the Russian invasion and Ukrainian culture. We are going to be reading and discussing the book “Bachmut 19. April 2023 In memory of Dmitry Petrov, Finbar Cafferkey, and Cooper Andrews” in German. It was published in September 2025 and provides insight into Dima’s life and ideas. We will also watch two short films by the Freefilmers Mariupol Collective in original language with English subtitles. Freefilmers is a film movement and NGO from Mariupol that has realized various art projects and films. Since the beginning of the war, it has supported the resistance through solidarity events and helps war victims. 

Come join us on Saturday, October 18, at 3:00 p.m. at Malobeo.

  • 15:00 Book presentation and reading (de)  Bachmut, 19. April 2023 
  • 17:00 Short movies from Freefilmers Mariupol Ukraine (en)
  • We will also enjoy cake and traditional Ukrainian borscht. 

All donation from that event will go to our Solidarity campaign.
You can also donate here: https://www.betterplace.org/en/projects/162495

Solidarity campaigne Ukraine autum 2025

Posted on by Anarchistisches Netzwerk Dresden

Ukrainians are still suffering from Russian’s ongoing military aggression, struggling from constant missile attacks and their destructive consequences. We still cannot stand aside indifferently, while the people in Ukraine continue to face all the hardships of the war on a daily basis : we feel obliged to support, so we are raising funds to help collecting all the necessary things for those in need. 

We are a group supporting people in Ukraine since 2022 beginning of fullscale invasion. We collected already around 380.000€ to buy needed items and organized several transports to Ukraine. We are working together with Solidarity Collectives, a Ukrainian based NGO.

For a humanitarian transport we collect donations in kind and monetary support.

We are looking for the following items clean and in good condition:

  • power banks from 30,000 mAh
  • kettles
  • microwaves
  • mini oven
  • duvets and pillows (neither containing feathers)
  • bed linen

You can drop off the above items at Malobeo, Kamenzer Straße 38, 01099 Dresden, until 21. October:

  • every Tuesday from 4 to 7 pm
  • additional on 04.10., 12.10., 18.10. and 19.10. from 10 am to 3 pm

By the end of October there will be a transport to the Kharkiv region handing the collected goods over to the people who need it.
We highly encourage you to contribute! Every amount is appreciated.

Fallen, but not forgotten! – Film and memorial event for anarchists killed in Ukraine

Posted on by Anarchistisches Netzwerk Dresden

One year ago, on April 19, the Russian state killed three anarchists who were fighting against the invading forces in Ukraine. Finbar Cafferkey, Cooper Andrews and Dmitry Petrov died defending Bakhmut from the so-called Russian world. They were not the first anarchists to die fighting the Russian Empire. Unfortunately, they will not be the last.

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21.02. – Documentary about war in Ukraine

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start: 20 Uhr
length: 1,5 h
Afterwards possibility for exchange and discussion

Two years ago, the Russian state launched a full-scale attack on Ukraine. We are showing a film about the reality of this war – a war that began in 2014 with the annexation of Crimea and the clashes over the Donetsk and Lugansk oblasts. The documentary provides an insight into the everyday life of the war and the atrocities of the Russian invasion to which the people of Ukraine are exposed.

All this is happening barely 1000 km away from us and is sometimes overshadowed by new terrible events and crises. We want to prevent the war against Ukraine from being forgotten and start a conversation about how we can show solidarity with those whose lives have been completely changed by the war, who nevertheless retain their dignity and autonomy and defend themselves in one way or another against this attack, continue to show solidarity themselves and work towards a free society in Ukraine and elsewhere after this war.

With this event, we are joining the campaign “Alerta! Alerta! Stop russian propaganda!”.