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Volksbühne Berlin - 30.9.2007
Einführung von Dr. Britta Grell

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Veranstaltung in der Volksbühne Berlin -
Beitrag von Dr. Fritz Storim

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Beitrag von Prof.Dr. Roland Roth

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Volksbühne Berlin - 30.9.2007
Beitrag von Dr. Rolf Gössner - Internationale Liga für Menschenrechte

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Volksbühne Berlin - 30.9.2007
Chefdramaturgin Gabriele Gysi spricht die willkommens-worte

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Volksbühne Berlin - 30.9.2007
Rechtsanwältin Christina Klemm vertritt anwaltschaftlich einen der Beschuldigten und nimmt hier zum Verfahren stellung.

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Volksbühne Berlin - 30.9.2007
Abschlußstatements

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Over the last fifteen years, many parts of the former Soviet Union have been devastated by civil war and other disruptive armed conflicts. Despite this glaring fact, it has often been stated that the break-up of the Soviet Union was a remarkably "bloodless" affair. In a major Russian city like Saint Petersburg, which has seemingly been far from the frontlines in any of these wars, the economic stagnation and chaotic political scene of the eighties and nineties have given way to what the city's current governor calls "aggressive development" and to an apparently well-fed political apathy amongst the previously engaged populace. Here, then, we see the exact opposite of anything resembling civil war -- a stable (albeit dull) civil peace. But what if this peace is, in fact, founded on a "quiet" civil war that has been going on for the past decade -- a war that in many ways has been just as devastating for the "losing" party as the hot civil wars fought in the former Soviet hinterlands? How can we delineate the frontline in this quiet civil war? How do we identify its victims? Its victors? How is it connected to the "real" wars in the former Soviet Union and former Yugoslavia? And what does it have to do with an American band called Beirut and an unhappy Russian girl named Masha?

DICTIONARY OF WAR / dictionaryofwar.org
English / 00:17:24 / 31 MB / Ogg Theora

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Ob durch neue Kameras oder dauerhafte Speicherung von Telefondaten, ob sichtbar oder im Verborgenen: Immer mehr Informationen über den Einzelnen werden gesammelt, gespeichert und verknüpft. Alles zur Sicherheit der Bürger und zum Vorteil der Konsumenten? Vollzieht sich ein Wandel im Umgang mit Informationen in der digitalen Welt oder ist es bereits der Weg in den Überwachungsstaat? Spurensuche in Deutschland - ein Video-Feature in vier Teilen.

Hunderttausende öffentliche und private Kameras sind in Deutschland installiert. Doch die Forderung nach mehr Videoüberwachung reißt nicht ab. Manche erhoffen sich davon mehr Sicherheit, andere warnen vor der Überwachung - zum Beispiel in Leipzig. Dort setzt die Polizei seit langem auf Kameras.

Wer mit wem telefoniert, wo sich Handy-Besitzer aufhalten, jeder Internet-Abruf: Künftig sollen in der EU Kommunikationsdaten in ungeheurem Ausmaß gespeichert werden, zum Schutz vor Terroristen. "Die Bevölkerung wird unter Generalverdacht gestellt", meinen Datenschützer. Peter Strehmel hat schon erfahren, wie sich das anfühlt.

Vom Supermarkt-Etikett über das WM-Ticket bis zum Reisepass: In immer mehr Gegenständen stecken winzige Funkchips. Die Industrie verspricht sich von der RFID-Technik billigere Logistik und ihren Kunden individuellere Dienstleistungen. Skeptiker reden dagegen von "Schnüffelchips?.

Ob durch Überwachungskameras an der Tankstelle, beim Surfen im Internet oder beim Bezahlen mit einer Treuekarte: Freiwillig oder unfreiwillig hinterlässt jeder Spuren.

44 min.

Fiete Stegers, Roman Mischel / www.r73.net
German / 00:00:00 / 326 MB / Ogg Theora

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Kosovar Pavilion Venice Biennial 2005, did not confuse only those who cannot distinguish what is an Albanian and what is a Kosovar pavilion, artist or identity but seemingly also players of the great structure of the ancient contemporary art power elite that eventually accepted apologies by the used instrument of this work (e-flux) for challenging their Biennale with a tool of their own system and continued to live on in harmony as nothing had happened in the West (Sunday, color video, 3.01 min.). These works stand and mark a time and a context that is full of Bang! Bang! (Bang! Bang!, color video, 2.20 min.).

DICTIONARY OF WAR / dictionaryofwar.org
English / 00:16:03 / 31 MB / Ogg Theora

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Anläßlich des Jahrestages der bundesweiten Hausdurchsuchungen im Vorfeld des G8-Gipfels am 9. Mai 2007 forderten Katja Kipping (MdB Die Linke), Pedram Shahyar (Mitglied des Attac-Koordinationskreises) und die beiden RechtsanwältInnen Christina Clemm (Berlin) und Alexander Hoffmann (Kiel) die Einstellung der §129a-Verfahren gegen 40 linke Aktivisten. Eingeladen hatten zu der Pressekonferenz in Berlin Beschuldigte aus vier §129(a)-Verfahren.

erpe / einstellung.so36.net
German / 00:08:39.560 / 17 MB / Ogg Theora/Vorbis - 384x288/Stereo

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Impressions from the blockade against the G8 in Börgerende-Rethwisch that took place on June 6th 2007 near Rostock (Germany). In the video an activist explains the tactic and the course of action of the blockade (in german).

KEIN.TV / kein.tv
German / 00:07:52 / 57 MB / Ogg Theora

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Impressions from the blockade against the G8 in Börgerende-Rethwisch that took place on June 6th 2007. The blockade was very successfull and used the so called 5-finger tactic.

KEIN / kein.tv
German / 00:05:35 / 43 MB / Ogg Theora

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Justin Cone created a short, succinct “commercial” that demonstrates what Creative Commons is, and how it works, in a slick package.

Justin Cone
English / 00:00:00 / 10 MB / Ogg Theora

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A 3-minutes clip covering parts of the actionday against war, militarism and torture during the g8-meeting in heiligendamm in june 2007

erpe
English / 00:03:00 / 117 MB / Ogg Theora - 720x576

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Ein Tag in New Orleans, ein Jahr nach Katrina. Ergreifende Bilder zeichnen die Folgen des Wirbelsturms nach. Zu Wort kommt die Arbeit der NGO „Common Grounds collective“, die sich gegen die Beschlagnahmung von Häusern in vorwiegend von Afro-AmerikanerInnen bewohnten Vierteln wendet.

www.droppingknowledge.org

Ralf Schmerberg
English / 00:00:00 / 210 MB / Ogg Theora

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"Collaboration" is a structure, where two or more people work together toward a shared aim―typically for an intellectual or cultural project that is creative in nature. Yet, "Collaboration" acquires a very negative meaning as referring to persons or a groups which help an occupier or enemy of their country. What are the benefits and dangers of cultural collaborative projects between Palestinians and Israelis when any kind of collaborative structure is acknowledged as collaboration with the enemy?

DICTIONARY OF WAR / dictionaryofwar.org
English / 00:28:33 / 49 MB / Ogg Theora

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The guided tour through an art-collection assembled in the period between 1986/7-1996/7, which is the period of the outset and ongoing of wars in Yugoslavia. How social and political agendas were absorbed or radiated through the process of selection - as seen in the content and concept of works. Which ideological and class positioning of the collectioner could generate motives, guide decisions or get blended into todays appearance of the collection.

DICTIONARY OF WAR / dictionaryofwar.org
/ 00:22:05 / 52 MB / Ogg Theora

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After a period of relative normalisation, the politics within the Republic of Turkey has been drifted again into serious conflict. The rise of the governing party, which has its roots from the Islamic movement and which tries now to fuse cultural conservatism with rampant neo-liberalism, has disconcerted the established actors of the regime (army, bureaucracy and the urban bourgeoise) and the urban middle class in the West of the country which feels threatened by the heedless nouveau riche emerging from the conservative provinces. The looming threat of having another military coup was evaded by the landslide election victory of the governing party. The nationalist discourse recovered from the bitter defeat when the Kurdish separatist army decided to resume armed struggle and inflicted serious casualties to the Turkish army. Along the rise of the political tension, the contemporary art scene in Istanbul has experienced a considerable institutionalisation reinforced by the sudden interest of the most prominent bourgeois families and financial corporates into the field. The art practice which has defined itself trough anti-statist, anti-militarist and anti-nationalist stance encountered a bitter dilemma. A strand within these artists surrendered to the recuperative frameworks of the new institutions whereas another strand tried to radicalise it political edge, to the extent of deciding to switch occasionally into anonymous visual production.

DICTIONARY OF WAR / dictionaryofwar.org
English / 00:27:01 / 50 MB / Ogg Theora

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Coverage of three migration related actions in Rosotck on June 4th, 2007.

steev hise / detritus.net/steev
English / 00:07:50 / 58 MB / Ogg Theora

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