Review: La Casa, Leith Walk
La Casa is a well-established Mediterranean restaurant on the bustling stretch of Leith Walk. With a sister restaurant in Dalry, this Leith location has become a reliable fixture for those seeking a casual, lively tapas meal. It’s a spot I was fir…
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Review: La Casa, Leith Walk
La Casa is a well-established Mediterranean restaurant on the bustling stretch of Leith Walk. With a sister restaurant in Dalry, this Leith location has become a reliable fixture for those seeking a casual, lively tapas meal. It’s a spot I was first introduced to via an Itison vou…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #MediterraneanFood #lacasa #leith #leithwalk #Mediterranean #mediterraneanfood #solo #tapas
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2363340/review-la-casa-leith-walk/
El documental “Yo no canto por cantar” se estrenan gratis en Villa Alemana.
La cinta refleja un compromiso profundo con la memoria rural y la resiliencia femenina, mostrando la historia de la cantora campesina
https://laopiniononline.cl/el-documental-yo-no-canto-por-cantar-se-estrenan-gratis-en-villa-alemana/
Quiero empezar dando las gracias a los y las oyentes de Librorum porque alcanzar la cifra de los 200 programas no hubiese tenido gracia sin vosotros y vosotras. Y os invito a celebrarlo con mi amiga Adriana Izquierdo (Ohhh TV, Gamers Ocupados...) y conmigo, con este episodio Especial sobre la Saga Blackwater, escrita por Michael
💥Announcement! Friday 15.11.2024💥
📜 ‘colourful pepper’ - lecture + Küfa 🍽
Friday, 18.10.2024 | 07:00 pm | La Casa Wurzener Straße 6, 12627 Berlin
How to get there: U5 Louis-Lewin-Straße | Bus 195 Oschatzer Ring
📣 Call: https://asanb.noblogs.org/?p=9242 - @infoladenwut
Admission & Küfa: 19:00
Start: 19:30
La Casa is unfortunately not barrier-free (stairs at the entrance, wheelchair available)
Controversial police statistics - the recording of politically motivated crime put to the test
Hostility towards men or even Germanophobia are relatively new categories in the PMK statistics and have recently been criticised time and again, at least from the left.
But how did these political battle terms make it into the police statistics? How are these statistics politically moulded? And why, for example, are offences committed by so-called ‘Reichsbürger’ often recorded as ‘non-political’ and how does this distort the statistics?
After a brief input, we want to discuss with you how right-wing violence is depoliticised and trivialised by the police.
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Reopening of the info shop ‘Wort und Tat’
30.11. 18h Champagne reception & exhibition of three anti-fascist artists
01.12. 12h Soli-Brunch & exhibition
💥Ankündigung! Freitag 15.11.2024💥
📜 "bunter pfeffer" - Vortrag + Küfa 🍽
Freitag, 18.10.2024 | 19:00 Uhr | La Casa Wurzener Straße 6, 12627 Berlin
Anreise: U5 Louis-Lewin-Straße | Bus 195 Oschatzer Ring
📣 Aufruf: https://asanb.noblogs.org/?p=9242 - @infoladenwut
Einlass & Küfa: 19:00 Uhr
Beginn: 19:30 Uhr
Das La Casa ist leider nicht barrierefrei (Treppen am Eingang, Rolliklo vorhanden)
Kontroverse Polizeistatistik - Die Erfassung politisch motivierter Kriminalität auf dem Prüfstand
Männerfeindlichkeit oder gar Deutschfeindlichkeit sind relativ neue Erfassungskategorien der PMK-Statistik und standen zuletzt zumindest von linker Seite immer wieder in der Kritik.
Doch wie haben es diese politischen Kampfbegriffe in die polizeiliche Statistik geschafft? Wie wird diese Statistik politisch geformt? Und warum werden beispielsweise Taten der sog. Reichsbürger häufig als „nicht-politisch“ erfasst und wie verfälscht das die Statistik?
Nach einem kurzen Input wollen wir mit euch darüber diskutieren, wie über die polizeiliche Erfassung rechte Gewalt entpolitisiert und verharmlost wird.
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Neueröffnung des Infoladen „Wort und Tat“
30.11. 18h Sektempfang & Ausstellung dreier antifaschistischer Künstler:innen
01.12. 12h Soli-Brunch & Ausstellung
Come festeggerete questo #Halloween?
Io l'ho fatto stanotte (tanto la mezzanotte era passata 😁) videogiocando a #EvilDeadRegeneration per #PlayStation2, un #videogame del 2005 tratto dalla famosa saga cinematografica #LaCasa di #SamRaimi con protagonista #BruceCampbell.
Perché?
Perché è la mia saga #horror preferita in assoluto!
Infatti, non vedo l'ora per la serie animata sequel di #AshVsEvilDead che arriverà fra qualche anno! 😍
E stasera andrò ad una gara di #cosplayer in #fumetteria. 🎃
On closer inspection, the motto turns out to be a Nazi slogan, revealing not only contempt and mockery, but also crimes and promises. The motto combines eliminatory anti-Semitism with the National Socialist concept of labour.
In the evening, Nikolas Lelle will present central ideas from his book and read a few passages.
Nikolas Lelle has been working at the Amadeu Antonio Foundation since 2020 and focuses primarily on anti-Semitism, the memory of National Socialism and ‘German labour’.
In 2018, together with Felix Axster, he published the volume, ‘Deutsche Arbeit. Critical perspectives on an ideological self-image’ (Wallstein Verlag). In 2022, Verbrecher Verlag published his doctoral thesis ‘Arbeit, Dienst und Führung. National Socialism and its legacy’.
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💥Announcement! Friday 18.10.2024💥
📖 ‘bunter pfeffer’ - reading + lecture 📖
Friday, 18.10.2024 | 07:00 pm | La Casa Wurzener Straße 6, 12627 Berlin
Arrival: U5 Louis-Lewin-Straße | Bus 195 Oschatzer Ring
📣 Call: https://asanb.noblogs.org/?p=8921 - @infoladenwut
Open doors: 07 pm Start: 08 pm
La Casa is unfortunately not barrier-free (stairs at the entrance, wheelchair available)
‘Our labour makes us free’, a high-ranking National Socialist shouted to his so-called Volksgenossen in the middle of the Second World War.
In doing so, he was drawing on the long tradition of ‘German labour’, according to which Germans should have a very special relationship with work. At the same time, he modified a concentration camp inscription. After all, ‘Arbeit macht frei’ was emblazoned on the camp gates of Auschwitz, Dachau and Sachsenhausen. But what does the phrase actually mean? Whose labour sets whom free? And above all: from what? To answer these questions, Nikolas Lelle takes a look at texts by Shoah survivors Primo Levi, Jean Améry and Tibor Wohl, who each wrote about the Nazi motto ‘Labour makes you free’.
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