Non solo bandcamp friday, ma anche #BloodyWeek

I tipi di Bloody Sound, etichetta indipendente marchigiana (casa di Lleroy, Jesus Franco & The Drogas, Gerda, Palmer Generator e tanti altri), hanno rinnovato logo e sito e per festeggiare la novità lanciano una settimana di sconto del 25% su tutto il catalogo, dal 1 al 7 settembre.

https://www.bloodysound.it/news/posts/15917-nuovo-sito-web-bloodysound-it

#BloodySound #DIY #LetsMarche e pure #FediRadio, perché si può ascoltare tutto il catalogo direttamente sul sito (grazie al lettore integrato di bandcamp) :clapping:

Today in Labor History May 21, 1871: The Bloody Week, a savage orgy of repression and violence, was launched against the Paris Commune. As a result of the French government’s massacres and summary executions, 20,000 to 35,000 civilians died. 38,000 people were arrested. Prior to the repression, workers had taken over the city for 2 months, governing it from a feminist and anarcho-communist perspective, abolishing rent and child labor, and giving workers the right to take over workplaces abandoned by the owners.

#WorkingClass #LaborHistory #BloodyWeek #ParisCommune #anarchism #communism #Revolution #feminism

Today in Labor History March 1, 1871: The victorious Prussian Army paraded through Paris after the Siege of Paris. Three weeks later, on March 18, radical soldiers from the French National Guard seized control of the city and established the Paris Commune. The workers controlled the city for two months. They abolished child labor and gave workers the right to seize businesses abandoned by the owners. They also dismantled the police and established their own self-policing. The French army quashed the commune beginning on May 21 with the Bloody Week. During that time, they slaughtered up to 20,000 people and arrested over 43,000.

#WorkingClass #LaborHistory #ParisCommune #prussia #anarchism #communism #massacre #slaughter #ChildLabor #police #BloodyWeek