Европейская герилья: партизанская война против НАТО в Европе

Shestidesi͡atye-devi͡anostye gody proshlogo veka v Evrope chasto predstavli͡ai͡ut zolotym vekom: rosla ėkonomika, a s neĭ i urovenʹ zhizni, vysshee obrazovanie i medit͡sina stali dostupny massam, prot͡svetalo sot͡sialʹnoe gosudarstvo, a tëmnoe totalitarnoe proshloe s ego nat͡sionalizmom i nenavistʹi͡u postepenno zabyvalosʹ… Odnako v realʹnosti ne vsë bylo tak gladko. Na fone bespret͡sedentnogo rosta urovni͡a zhizni v Evrope podnimalosʹ novoe, nevidannoe dosele dvizhenie rabochikh i studentov. Italii͡u, Frant͡sii͡u, Britanii͡u sotri͡asali mnogomillionnye zabastovki. Vosstavali studenty. Tysi͡achi molodykh li͡udeĭ po vseĭ Evrope brosali uchëbu, karʹeru, semʹi - i ukhodili v podpolʹe, chtoby s oruzhiem v rukakh srazhatʹsi͡a za sot͡sializm. Ikh glavnymi vragami stali NATO, kapitalizm. Amerikanskai͡a gegemonii͡a. Kto-to iz nikh geroicheski pogib v ti͡urʹmakh i perestrelkakh. Kto-to predal idealy i͡unosti i voshël v liberalʹnyĭ isteblishment. A kto-to tak i prodolzhaet borʹbu do sikh por - inogda smeniv pistolet na pero, a inogda tak i ne slozhiv oruzhii͡a. Ėta kniga rasskazyvaet o levom podpolʹe v stranakh Zapadnoĭ Evropy v 1960-1990-e gody. O "Krasnykh brigadakh" v Italii i "Frakt͡sii Krasnoĭ Armii" v FRG, ob irlandskom, baskskom i katalanskom nat͡sionalʹno-osvoboditelʹnom dvizhenii. Pro gerilʹi͡u vo Frant͡sii i revoli͡ut͡sionnui͡u borʹbu britanskikh anarkhistov. Pro revoli͡ut͡sionerov-ėkspropriatorov iz Danii i podpolʹshchikov Belʹgii, pro grecheskikh partizan i revoli͡ut͡sionnykh piratov iz Portugalii

The sixties and nineties of the last century in Europe are often represented as the golden age: the economy grew, and with it the standard of living, higher education and medicine became available to the masses, the welfare state flourished, and the dark totalitarian past with its nationalism and hatred was gradually forgotten ... However, in reality, not everything was so smooth. Against the background of an unprecedented increase in the standard of living in Europe, a new, hitherto unseen movement of workers and students was rising. Italy, France, and Britain were shaken by multimillion-dollar strikes. Students rebelled. Thousands of young people across Europe abandoned their studies, careers, and families — and went underground to fight for socialism with weapons in their hands. Their main enemies were NATO, capitalism. American hegemony. Some of them died heroically in prisons and shootings. Someone betrayed the ideals of youth and entered the liberal establishment. And someone continues to fight so far — sometimes by changing the gun to a pen, and sometimes without laying down their weapons. This book tells about the left underground in Western Europe in the 1960s and 1990s. About the "Red Brigades" in Italy and the "Red Army Faction" in Germany, about the Irish, Basque and Catalan national liberation movement. About Guerilla in France and the revolutionary struggle of British anarchists. About expropriating revolutionaries from Denmark and underground workers from Belgium, about Greek partisans and revolutionary pirates from Portugal