Belgianresistance during World War II to the occupation of Belgium by Nazi Germany took different forms. The BelgianResistance was the common name for the Netwerk van de weerstand R seau de R sistance or Resistance Network RR , a group of Partisan military partisans fighting the Nazi s. Belgianresistance .... Drummond, 1942. ref Due to the large number of Belgian citizens who were willing to aid the resistance fighters, supply lines were established and evasion routes were charted. The Belgianresistance fighters were determined to aid the Allies in any way they could. Unusually the Belgianresistance would also come to include the L gion Belge , a far right resistancemovement led by dissident Rexism ... and frequently moved from house to house, staying with Belgian families who supported the resistance ... as a Belgian civilian. ref name Miller,Russell Miller, Russell. The Resistance WWII Time Life ... these transport trains to determine the patterns of German troop movement. Herman Bodson was a Belgian ..., Herman Agent for the Resistance Pages 150 153 Texas A&M Press. 1994 ref Belgian saboteurs received ... responsible for the arrests of hundreds of Belgian citizens, Allied soldiers and resistance fighters ... Army into withdrawing from Belgian territories. Resistance fighters were also credited with stopping ... William Herskovic, 91 Bel Air Camera Founder Escaped Auschwitz, Fueled BelgianResistance author Valerie ... the German forces, the BelgianResistance group prevented the Axis from ever establishing a stable ... Kelly, and Walter Verstraeten presented the film to surviving BelgianResistance members Andr e ... called Nazi Ghost Train was released in 2000 and interviews members of the BelgianResistance ... to keep them from falling into German hands. See also Free Belgian Forces Albert Gu risse Resistance ... LA Times Category World War II resistance movements Category BelgianResistance fr R sistance ... stories 2005 10 27 uttm main983982.shtml?source search story work CBS News title Remembering The Resistance ... more details
terrorism A resistancemovement is a group or collection of individual groups, dedicated to opposing ... World War, a resistancemovement may employ both violent and non violent methods, usually operating .... ISBN 0140210806. ref The term resistance is generally used to designate a movement considered legitimate ... the term. When such a resistancemovement uses violence, those favorably disposed to it may also ... p. 91 ref Hence depending on the perspective of a state s government, a resistancemovement may or may not be labelled a terrorist group based on whether the members of a resistancemovement are considered ... warfare if the resistancemovement is strong enough. Any government facing violent acts from a resistance ... Powers Axis occupiers. Germany itself also had an anti Nazi German resistancemovement in this period ... resistancemovement in the event of a German invasion see Auxiliary Units . Controversy regarding definition Some definitions of resistancemovement have proved controversial. According to Joint Publication 1 02, the United States Department of Defense defines a resistancemovement as an organized ..., a resistancemovement is simply that it seeks to resist change the policies of a government ..., a resistancemovement is specifically limited to changing the nature of current power, not to overthrow ... problem for Russian secret police Okhrana . Andr s Avelino C ceres Resistance Andean resistancemovement ... led a resistancemovement rebellion in Mexico in the early 20th century, as did the Zapata brothers ... history of Albania during World War II Albanian resistancemovement Austrian resistance Austrian resistancemovement O5 Belgianresistancemovement Bulgarian resistancemovement Anti Fascist Organisation Burmese resistancemovement German occupation of Czechoslovakia Czech Resistancemovement ... China and Hong Kong organisation Danish resistancemovement Dutch resistance Dutch resistancemovement Forest Brothers French Resistance French resistancemovement Maquis World War II Maquis German ... more details
This article is about Jewish resistance in Mandatory Palestine. For other uses, see Jewish resistance under Nazi rule . refimprove date May 2008 The Jewish ResistanceMovement lang he , Tnu at HaMeri HaIvri , literally Hebrew Rebellion Movement , sometimes called United ResistanceMovement URM , was an umbrella group for Jewish Resistance movements in the British Mandate of Palestine . The group existed between the years 1945 and 1946, and coordinated British Zionist conflict attacks against the British military . The group was founded after the end of World War II in Europe by those disappointed in United Kingdom British policies towards the movement. The Zionist Movement had high hopes for the new Labour Party UK Labour administration in Britain, newly elected after war. However, it did not change British policy towards the Jews in Palestine and continued to abide by the edicts put forth in the White Paper of 1939 . The disasters the Jews suffered during the Holocaust made the disputes between the movements seem petty, and pushed them to unite their struggles. It had also hardened the Jews and made them more willing to stand up for themselves despite the cost. The leadership of the Yishuv understood that cooperation of all of the different streams would be have a more powerful impact on the British and international opinion. Negotiations began for the formation of the movement in August 1945 at the behest of the Haganah leaders, Moshe Sneh and Israel Galili . At the end of October of the same year, an agreement was signed forming the Jewish ResistanceMovement ... of the new movement included four representatives Two from the Haganah Sneh and Galili , a representative ... Livni of the Irgun and Yaakov Eliav 1917 1985 of the Lehi . During the movement s existence, eleven ... Weizmann , president of the WZO appealed to the movement to cease all further military activity ... History of Israel Category Zionist organizations Category National liberation movements Category Resistance ... more details
The Danish resistancemovement lang da Modstandsbev gelsen was an resistancemovement underground insurgency movement to resist the Nazi Germany German occupation of Denmark during World War II . Due to the unusually lenient terms given to Danish people by the Nazi occupation authority, the movement ... resistancemovement Norway , French Resistance France , and Polish resistancemovement in World War ... resistancemovement has been honoured as a collective at Yad Vashem in Israel as being part ... the organized resistancemovement in Denmark had scored many successes, and slightly more than ... H estrup, J rgen. Secret Alliance A Study of the Danish ResistanceMovement 1940 45 . Vols ... edition, 1985. ISBN 87 567 4035 2. Reilly, Robin. Sixth Floor The Danish ResistanceMovement and the RAF ... 1940 45 , Scandinavian Studies 44 2, 1972. Danish resistancemovement World War II Category World ... Category History of Denmark Category Danish Resistance DEFAULTSORT Danish ResistanceMovement ... spying and sabotage . Nonviolent resistance 1940 1943 The model protectorate After the Operation ... in the country. The Danish government actively discouraged violent resistance because it feared a backlash from the Germans. Resistance groups Immediately after the occupation, there were nevertheless some isolated attempts to set up resistance and intelligence activities. Intelligence officers ... copies per day by the end of the occupation. ref Resistance in Western Europe , edited by Bob Moore ... weapons parachuted by the British over Denmark and Holger Danske resistance group Holger Danske ... Clausen , due to Clausen s lack of public support. In 1942 43, resistance operations gradually ... Jubel og gl de . da icon Retrieved 21 April 2008. ref Violent resistance 1943 End As the years ... people became involved with the movement because they were no longer worried about protecting the Danish ... together the various resistance groups in order to improve their efficiency and resolve. An underground ... more details
distinguish National ResistanceMovement Unreferenced date October 2008 The National Movement of Iranian Resistance NAMIR was founded in the early 1980s by Shapour Bakhtiar , the last prime minister of Iran under the Monarchy before it was overthrown in the Iranian revolution February 1979 revolution . Even though he was an opponent to the Shah , he assumed the post of prime minister to save his country . Bakhtiar had attempted to forestall Ayatollah Khomeini s religious movement by introducing democratic reforms that had long been demanded by the moderate opposition to the Shah s dictatorial regime. Ultimately, he failed to gain any mass support and he was forced out of power. After months of hiding, he fled the country and became an active enemy of the newly formed Islamic Republic, which had established itself after the fall of the Monarchy. In August 1991, Bakhtiar was killed in France, where he was living in exile. NAMIR still exists today as a political organization dedicated to removing Iran s religious leaders from power. The group s stated goals are to unify the democratic forces abroad and to establish a secular democratic system in Iran. However, the group has no real power anymore since the death of Bakhtiar. See also Shapour Bakhtiar Iranian political parties Iran stub poli org stub Category Iranian Revolution ... more details
Infobox Union name Finnish ResistanceMovement country Finland affiliation members full name native name Suomen Vastarintaliike image Image Nordic Resistance Movement.png thumb founded 2008 current head Henrik Holappa dissolved date dissolved state merged into office people website http www.patriootti.com patriootti.com footnotes The Finnish ResistanceMovement lang fi Suomen Vastarintaliike , also known as the SVL , is a Finnish, militant Neo Nazism Neo Nazi organisation that operates all over the Finland. The Leader is Henrik Holappa , former member of True Finns lang fi Perussuomalaiset political party. Tactics Their main tactic is handing out leaflets about crimes committed by foreigners and immigrants in Finland, arranging public rallies and training their members in martial arts and other physical activities such as marches and paintball . Their camps in the Swedish woods have left some people to believe they are training for a civil war or a revolution , although all such claims have been publicly rejected by the organization. They also publish the magazine Kansallinen Vastarinta . Violent connections Persons linked to the Finnish ResistanceMovement have been involved in some acts of violence Just before Finnish parliamentary election, 2011 three members of the organization attacked against Oulu regional municipal secretary of National Coalition Party , when they thought that the secretary was taking photographs of them. The men who attacked were a moment before been interviewing different parties candidates and sharing their leaflets. ref http www.mtv3.fi uutiset rikos.shtml 2011 04 1310207 oulun vaalihyokkays uhri kertoo karhaman syyn Oulun vaalihy kk ys Uhri kertoo k rh m n syyn ref ref http www.iltalehti.fi vaalit 2011040913519253 vl.shtml Vaalitilaisuudessa riehuneet edustivat vastarintaliikett ? ref Members of the group are investigated concerning other criminal ... Official webstore References reflist See also Swedish ResistanceMovement Category Neo Nazi organizations ... more details
notability Organizations date April 2008 The Northern ResistanceMovement was an Irish Republicanism Irish republican organisation set up following the introduction of internment on 9 August 1971. The Tyrone Central Civil Resistance Committee organised a meeting in Omagh on 17 October 1971. With more than 40,000 households on rent and rate strike, primarily County council Council tenants, and with further refusals to pay money collected by the local state, Local Government virtually ground to a halt. As opposition councillors and businessmen withdrew from the councils and commissions, Newry , Strabane , Coalisland and other smaller towns were left with no town councils and the Government stepped in with the Payment for Debt Emergency Powers Act according to which anyone who owed money to the State and who refused to paym, was to have their debts paid by way of deductions from their State entitlements. Notable activists Miriam Daly Michael Farrell activist Michael Farrell Fergus O Hare References http www.irishresistancebooks.com internment intern10.htm Internment y by John McGuffin 1973 accessed 16 April 2008 http irsm.org statements irsp current 030622.html Speech Delivered by IRSP AC member Gerry Ruddy at Unveiling of Daly McNamee Plaque 22 June 2003 accessed 24 April 2008 Category Irish Republican Movement Category Organizations established in 1991 ... more details
Infobox Military Conflict conflict Libyan resistancemovement partof the image caption date 1911 February1947 place off Preveza , Greece , Ionian Sea result combatant1 flag Kingdom of Italy 1866 combatant2 File Flag of Cyrenaica.svg 25px Senussi commander1 flagicon Kingdom of Italy naval Rodolfo Graziani commander2 File Flag of Cyrenaica.svg 25px Omar Mukhtar strength1 856,000 soldiers strength2 unknown casualties1 unknown casualties2 unknown notes other uses Libyan opposition History of Libya The Libyan resistancemovement was the resistancemovement against the Kingdom of Italy 1861 1946 Italian colonization of Libya . History It was initially led by Omar Mukhtar Arabic language Arabic Umar Al Mukht r 1862 16 September 1931 , who was from the wiktionary tribe tribe of Mnifa , born in a small village called Janzour located in the eastern part of Barqa . He was the leader for more than twenty years, from 1912. Later King Idris and his Senussi tribe in the provinces of Cyrenaica and Tripolitania started to become opposed to the Italian colonization after 1929, when Italy changed its political promises of moderate protectorate to the Senussi done in 1911 and because of Benito Mussolini started to take complete colonial control of Libya. Resistance was totally crushed by General Rodolfo Graziani in the 1930s and the country was fully controlled by the Italians with the help of Arab fascist s, to the point that many Libyan colonial troops fought on the side of Italy between 1940 and 1943 two divisions of Libyan colonial troops were created in the late 1930s and 30000 native Libyans fought for Italy during World War II . In 1940 the Libyans in the coastal areas were granted Italian citizenship as part of the fascist efforts to create the Greater Italia in Tripolitania and Cyrenaica. This reduced the appeal of the Libyan resistancemovement to a few Arab Berbers ... collaborated with the new resistance to crush Italian forces in Libya as well destroying Italy ... more details
Infobox Union name Swedish ResistanceMovement country Sweden affiliation members full name native name Svenska motst ndsr relsen image Image Nordic Resistance Movement.png thumb founded 1997 current head Klas Lund dissolved date dissolved state merged into office people website http www.patriot.nu patriot.nu footnotes Image SRM demo1.jpg thumb 300px Members of SRM taking part in a demonstration on National holiday of Sweden National Day in Stockholm on June 6, 2007. Police are escorting the demonstrators to prevent violent clashes between them and anti racists The Swedish ResistanceMovement lang sv Svenska Motst ndsr relsen , also known as the SMR , is a Swedish, militant Neo Nazism Neo Nazi organisation that exists in Stockholm , Gothenburg , Malm and Link ping . The Leader is Klas Lund , former member of White Aryan Resistance Sweden White Aryan Resistance , VAM, and convicted of manslaughter . The organisation is mainly known for their links to heavy criminality. According to Swedish Security Service SMR is the Neo Nazi Group which is the biggest threat against Sweden s inner security. ref cite news first last authorlink author coauthors title Adaktusson forts tter granskningen av nazisterna i Svenska motst ndsr relsen url http www.tv8.se adaktusson adaktusson fortsaetter granskningen ... Resistance Sweden White Aryan Resistance VAM were released from prison and became the core of the Swedish ResistanceMovement. ref cite news first last authorlink author coauthors title Fakta Sv. Motst ndsr relsen ... quote archiveurl archivedate ref Aims The aims of Swedish ResistanceMovement is to establish a Nordicism ... organization of the Swedish ResistanceMovement. However, in May 2006 they announced the youth ... in 1945 . Violent connections Persons linked to the Swedish ResistanceMovement have been ... http www.patriot.nu Official site See also Finnish ResistanceMovement Category Neo Nazi organizations ... a central actor in the White nationalism white power movement of Sweden. ref cite news first last authorlink ... more details
Infobox War Faction name Taganrog underground resistancemovement war the Eastern Front World War II Great Patriotic War image File Flag of the Soviet Union 1923 1955 .svg 250px border caption active 1941 1943 ideology Communism leaders Vasily Afonov , Semion Morozov clans headquarters area Axis occupied Taganrog during World War II Taganrog , its suburbs and neighboring villages strength 500 partof Soviet partisans previous next allies Allies of World War II Allied powers , Soviet Union opponents Axis powers , Nazi Germany Germany battles Taganrog underground resistancemovement was an Antifascist underground group of young Komsomol members acting in occupied Taganrog in Taganrog during World War II 1941 1943 . History In November 1941, Semion Morozov and Vasily Afonov organized an underground resistance group, which consisted mainly of young Komsomol members. ref name ., . . . , , 2008 ref As of early December 1941 only 11 young people were members of the Taganrog resistancemovement, while in early 1943 more than 500 people who were divided into 27 partisan groups acted against occupation forces in Taganrog. On February 18, 1943 were arrested Semion Morozov and the core of the underground movement s activists. In spring 1943 Gestapo agents infiltrated the underground movement. After several mass arrests in February May 1943 over 200 members of the Taganrog underground resistancemovement were detained, tortured and killed including 27 women and 2 children . The last execution by firing squad was carried out on July 12, 1943. ref http www.fire of war.ru podpolie Rossia ... members of the Taganrog underground resistancemovement were awarded with orders and medals, the Commissar ... . 19.03 2011 ref Major resistance operations ... Guard Soviet resistance References Reflist Encyclopedia of Taganrog , 2nd edition, Taganrog, 2003 ... more details
unreferenced date January 2011 distinguish National ResistanceMovement of Iran Politics of Uganda The National ResistanceMovement NRM , commonly referred to as the Movement , is a political party political organization in Uganda . Until a Uganda multiparty referendum, 2005 referendum in 2005 , Uganda held elections on a non partisan democracy non party basis. The NRM dominates parliament, however, and is expected to continue to do so. The president of Uganda presidential elections of 12 March 2001 ... won 59.3 of the vote. Beginnings The National ResistanceMovement s history begins after the overthrow ... emerged as the National ResistanceMovement NRM with its military wing the National Resistance ... s on 25 January 1986, with Museveni assuming the presidency. The National ResistanceMovement embarked ... National ResistanceMovement id Gerakan Perlawanan Nasional zh ... body associated with the rebel National Resistance Army before Museveni came to power in 1986. On November ... of fighters including Yoweri Museveni of FRONASA, Buganda nationalists of the Uganda Freedom Movement ... Commission to form his own political party, the Uganda Patriotic Movement UPM . In 1980, Yoweri ... in the national elections. Museveni s Uganda Patriotic Movement UPM gained only one parliamentary seat ... and went to the bush to fight a guerrilla war. The Resistance War Museveni s action made him extremely ... proved to be an astute politician, and quickly formed an alliance with Buganda resistance groups ... Freedom Movement led by Andrew Kayiira , Museveni s experience gained during his time with FRELIMO ... at this stage to recognise the multitude of forces that now joined the National ResistanceMovement, because it is only then that one can understand Museveni s success First, the Baganda ... democracy , cadres, and local resistance councils. In Government main Politics of Uganda Museveni began ... from northern Uganda. The north is also blighted by the Lord s Resistance Army which has carried out ... more details
resistancemovement with training and equipment in a series of camps along the Norwegian border .... The Norwegian Resistance Museum, at Akershus Fortress , Oslo , gives a good account of the activities of the Norwegian resistancemovement. See also Free Norwegian Forces Allied campaign in Norway ... www.mil.no felles nhm start eng Norway s Resistance Museum DEFAULTSORT Norwegian ResistanceMovement Category Norwegian resistancemovement da Den norske modstandsbev gelse fr R sistance norv gienne ...Norway during World War II Scandinavia in World War II The Norwegian resistance to the occupation of Norway by Nazi Germany occupation of Norway by Nazi Germany began after Operation Weser bung in 1940 and ended in 1945. It took several forms Asserting the Legitimacy political science legitimacy of the Government ... resistance , in the form of sabotage , commando raids, assassinations and other special operations during the occupation Civil disobedience and unarmed resistance Asserting legitimacy of exiled Norwegian ... Weser bung German invasion , and the invading German army met little initial resistance ... that otherwise would have been deployed to other fronts. Armed resistance Although Norway did major ... battleship Tirpitz 2 . The Norwegian resistance also smuggled people in and out of Norway during ... sabotage . The Germans attempted to stifle Resistance activities and executed several innocent Norwegian men, women, and children in retaliation after any Resistance act. Probably the worst act of reprisal ... director William Colby , into Norway to support resistance. ref name TMNK cite video people Carl Colby ..., Kurt. http www.nuav.net police.html Police units in Sweden Norwegian resistance Page 1 . Accessed ... available. Towards the end of the war, the resistance became more open, with rudimentary military ... to demonstrate their resistance to the German occupiers and their Norwegian collaborators ... , implying resistance. The wearing of paper clips, the popular H7 monogram H7 monogram and similar ... more details
minor parties took control of the movement, in accordance with House of Savoy King Victor Emmanuel ... s and campaigns of propaganda . Not unlike the French Resistance , women were important leaders and couriers ... Resistance, 1943 45 Bot generated title ref New territorial structures In 1944, with the Allied forces nearby, the Partisan military partisan resistance in Italy staged an uprising behind German lines ... executed was taken by a small group including the leaders of the three main branches of the Resistance ... at 12.30pm when Petacci tried to grab a gun from one of the resistance fighters who were escorting ... Section of Pesaro Urbino http www.anpi.pesarourbino.it fototeca2.php The photographies of the resistance ... di Liberazione http www.katesharpleylibrary.net 7h44z2 Articles on Anarchist resistance to Italian Fascism http libcom.org history articles italian resistance anarchist partisans 1943 1943 1945 Anarchist partisans in the Italian Resistance http www.resistance archive.org European Resistance Archive ... Italian history Category National liberation movements Category World War II resistance movements Category Italian Resistance Category Article Feedback 5 ar de Resistenza ... more details
Belarusian resistancemovement are the resistancemovement s on the territory of contemporary Belarus . Wars in the area Great Northern War and the War of Polish succession damaged its economy further. In addition, Russian Empire Russian armies raided the Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth under the pretext of the returning of fugitive peasants. ref name promemoria pl icon Jerzy Czajewski , Zbiegostwo ludno ci Rosji w granice Rzeczypospolitej Russian population exodus into the Rzeczpospolita , Promemoria journal, October 2004 nr. 5 15 , ISSN 1509 9091, http www.promemoria.org.pl arch 2004 15 2004 15.html Table of Contents online ref By mid 18th century their presence in the lands of modern Belarus became almost permanent. The last attempt to save the Commonwealth s independence was a Ko ciuszko Uprising Polish Belarusian Lithuanian national uprising of 1794 led by Tadeusz Ko ciuszko , however it was eventually quenched. Eventually by 1795 Poland was partitions of Poland partitioned by its neighbors . Thus a new period in Belarusian history started, with all its lands annexed by the Russian Empire , in a continuing endeavor of Russian tsars of gathering the Rus lands started after the liberation from the Tatar yoke by Grand Duke Ivan III of Russia . Russian Empire File battle polotsk.jpg thumb 250px Second battle of Polotsk 1812 , as depicted by Peter von Hess File old polotsk.jpg thumb ... Belarusian resistance during World War II Belarusian resistancemovement emerged. Hiding in the woods ...&id2 500 See also Polish resistancemovement in World War II Polish resistancemovement Lithuanian resistancemovement Ko ciuszko Uprising References Reflist 2 added above External links Sources by script ... Governorate Hrodno . Belarusians were active in the guerrilla warfare guerrilla movement against ... grenade s. main Belarusian resistance during World War II orny Kot When the Soviet Union Invasion ... effort to combat the enormous Belarusian resistance during World War II , special units of local ... more details
ARM African ResistanceMovement was a militant anti apartheid resistancemovement which operated in South Africa during the early and mid 1960s.It was founded in 1960 as the National Committee of Liberation NCL by members of South Africa South Africa s Liberal Party South Africa Liberal Party , which advocated the dismantling of apartheid and a gradual transformation of South Africa into a free multiracial society. It was renamed ARM in 1964. ref Cite book last Gunther first Magnus authorlink coauthors title Chapter 5 in The road to democracy in South Africa year 2004 publisher Pretoria University of South Africa 2004 location isbn 1 86872 906 0 pages p. 210 ref NLC ARM Immediately after the 1960 Sharpeville Massacre the apartheid government imposed a state of emergency, under which it could apply a broad range of sanctions against its political opponents, such as banning and secret detention enabling the Special Branch a Gestapo like police force answerable directly to the minister of justice to detain and interrogate whoever it deemed a threat to the government in secrecy, without any due process the infamous 90 day Act . Much of the party s leadership was banned, detained or forced underground, rendering it impotent. ref Robertson 1971 pp. 219 221 ref A number of young Liberals became increasingly frustrated and in 1960 formed the National Liberation Committee NLC . ref Cite book last1 Daniels first1 Eddie title year 1998 p.105 ref Concentrating at first on aiding hunted people to escape the country, they decided to resort to violence in the form of sabotage against government installations and services, explicitly eschewing violence against persons. They launched their first operation in September 1963. From then, until July 1964 the NLC ARM carried out successful acts of sabotage, bombing power lines, railroad tracks and rolling stock, roads, bridges and other vulnerable ... the African ResistanceMovement. The name change coincided with increased discussions about the use ... more details
Infobox Newspaper name Resistance Journal of the Earth Liberation Movement image File Resistance magazine.png 225px caption type Political philosophy br Direct action format Quarterly foundation 2009 ceased publication price owners n a publisher editor chiefeditor assoceditor staff language english language English political Earth liberation circulation headquarters Tempe, Arizona Tempe , Arizona oclc ISSN website http www.resistancemagazine.org resistancemagazine.org Resistance Journal of the Earth Liberation Movement was an environmentalism environmentalist magazine that was created with the stated aim to inform, inspire, and energize the earth liberation movement . ref name resistancemagazineabout http www.resistancemagazine.org about.html Resistance magazine website About ref One of the activists involved was former Earth Liberation Front spokesman, Craig Rosebraugh . ref cite web url http www.oregonlive.com environment index.ssf 2009 10 former earth liberation front.html title Former Earth Liberation Front spokesman starts up radical environmental magazine publisher Oregon Live date 2009 10 19 accessdate 2009 10 27 ref History and aims The issues carry several articles on the philosophy of direct action in defense of earth liberation , news concerning the struggle and the environmental crisis , practical discussions on strategies and security issues, as well as listing the diary of actions for various earth liberation groups like the Earth Liberation Front and the Animal Liberation Front . The first issue was published in Summer of 2009. ref name akpressresistance http www.akpress.org 2009 items resistancemagazine AK press resistance magazine ref According to their website ... http www.resistancemagazine.org about.html Resistance magazine website About ref Rosebraugh ... distribution in order to create an effective, diverse and large movement to protect the planet ... s New Magazine Resistance Interview with co editor, Craig Rosebraugh , for Eugene Weekly s blog Category ... more details
. It appears, however, that the National ResistanceMovement , which he coordinated, posed little ... up to 80 of those who were implicated in the movement. Thus, the coordinated national resistance was decapitated. Onset of the armed resistancemovement However, starting with the summer of 1948 ... resistance in what was a relatively large movement, gathering several thousand people. The rebels came ... s Haiducs Rather than a planned action, the resistancemovement was a spontaneous reaction in response ... by new cores of resistance. A characteristic trait of the movement was its defensive nature. Indeed ... was one of the first people to be arrested for belonging to the resistancemovement. In July 1945, the 28 ... prisoners allegedly the leaders of an anti communist resistancemovement in transit from Gherla prison ..., p. 304 ref See also Works about the armed resistancemovement in Communist Romania Bra ov Rebellion ... 2011 DEFAULTSORT Romanian Anti Communist ResistanceMovement Category Communist Romania Category ...Image Romanian anti communist Resistance.svg thumb 300px right Map of Romania with main armed resistance areas marked in red Eastern Bloc sidebar An Eastern European Anti Communist Insurgencies armed resistancemovement against the communist regime in Romania was active from the late 1940s to the mid 1950s, with isolated individual fighters remaining at large until the early 1960s. Armed resistance was the first and most structured form of resistance against the communist regime. It wasn t until ... resistance were made public. It was only then that the public learnt about the several small armed ... of Banat in 1962. The Romanian resistance was one of the longest lasting armed movements in the former ... command. ref name Deletant Deletant, Dennis, Communist Terror in Romania , Chapt. 10, Armed Resistance ... them. The movement was related to the spate of mass arrests hitting the country after the communist ..., but I cannot say to what extent ref name Deletant The members of the armed resistance were not called ... more details
Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 The Resistance of Guinea Bissau Bafat Movement Lang pt Resist ncia da Guin Bissau Movimento Bafat is a political party in Guinea Bissau . It was founded in 1986 as the Bafat Movement Movimento Bafat after the execution of 6 public figures, amongst them Coronel Paulo Correia and Dr. Viriato Rodrigues Pa. In Guinea Bissau s first multiparty elections held in 1994 , RGB MB presidential candidate Domingos Fernandes won 17.44 of the vote finishing third out of eight candidates . The party won 19 out of 100 seats in the National People s Assembly of Guinea Bissau National People s Assembly . The RGB MB became the second largest party in the National People s Assembly following elections held on 28 November 1999, capturing 29 out of 102 seats. In presidential elections held on the same day, RGB MB candidate Salvador Tchong won 1.87 of the vote. In the most recent legislative Guinea Bissau legislative election, 2004 election , held on 28 March 2004, the party won 1.85 of the vote but failed to gain representation in the National People s Assembly. The RGB MB did not field a candidate in the 2005 Guinea Bissau presidential election, 2005 presidential election . Guinea Bissau political parties DEFAULTSORT Resistance Of Guinea Bissau Bafata Movement Category Political parties in Guinea Bissau Category Political parties established in 1986 GuineaBissau party stub pt Resist ncia da Guin Bissau Movimento Bafat ... more details
Polish Underground State sidebar The Polish resistancemovement in World War II , with the Armia Krajowa Home Army at its forefront, was the largest underground resistance in all of Nazi occupied Europe ... Anti fascism anti fascist Resistance during World War II resistancemovement . It is most notable ... and combatants who not escaped to Britain created the Polish resistance in France during World War II Polish resistance in France . cquote Within the framework of the entire enemy intelligence operations directed against Germany, the intelligence service of the Polish resistancemovement assumed major significance. The scope and importance of the operations of the Polish resistancemovement, which ... in France during World War II Anti fascism Home Army and V1 and V2 Belarusian resistancemovement Cursed ... during World War II Resistancemovement Operation Ostra Brama Western betrayal Notes reflist 2 ... Jozef Garlinski, Fighting Auschwitz the ResistanceMovement in the Concentration Camp, Fawcett, 1975 ... 1945 The largest of all Polish resistance organizations was the Armia Krajowa Home Army in Polish ... most other Polish resistance groups except for the communist s and some far right groups . It was the military ... resistance People s Army Polish Armia Ludowa or AL , backed by the Soviet Union and controlled ... agent of Polish resistance in Auschwitz On November 9, 1939, the two soldiers of Polish army ... right Witold Pilecki in Auschwitz In 1940, Witold Pilecki , a member of the Polish resistance, presented ... on the camp from the inside, and organize inmate resistance. ref name concentration The Home ... and the genocide in November 1940 to Home Army Headquarters in Warsaw through the resistance network ... Aleksander Kami ski created Polish youth resistance organization Wawer organization Wawer . ref ... and W. Later they invented Kotwica Anchor who became the symbol of all Polish resistance in occupied Poland. ref name symbolika 1941 File Gott mit uns polish resistance poster, German occupied Poland ... more details
the strongest influence on the Polish national consciousness. The Romantic movement was a natural ... in the Polish cause. The era of national insurrections For several decades, the Polish national movement ... of the peasantry. By September 1831, the Russians had subdued Polish resistance and forced 6,000 resistance ... surveillance, and persecution of revolutionary cells in Poland, the Polish national movement suffered numerous losses. The movement sustained a major setback in the 1846 revolt organized in Austrian ..., as partitioners encouraged the raise of Polish resistance movements targeting the other side . The Austrians ... a popular hero when Berlin jailed him for insubordination. The Allies broke the resistance of the Central ... resistance to the partitioners. In October 1918, Polish authorities took over Galicia Central ... . Category History of Poland 1795 1918 Resistance Category Rebellions against empires ... more details
Infobox political party country Russia name ResistanceMovement named after Petr Alexeev DSPA native name party logo leader Collective leadership colorcode red foundation 2004 dissolved ideology Socialism , position Far left headquarters Saint Petersburg , Russia international european None colours Red Black website http dspa.info ResistanceMovement named after Petr Alexeev DSPA is a left wing political organization in Russia. Was created in 2004. Initiated by journalist and political activist from Saint Petersburg Dmitriy Jvania. The movement has several divisions in other cities but the main activities take place in Saint Petersburg. The movement named after revolutionary worker Petr Alekseev. Ideology, goals and objectives According to DSPA member s views the expansion of capitalism leads to greater exploitation of poor people, growth of social inequality, suppression of freedom of man, infliction ecological disasters. As the alternative way DSPA proposes society based on socialistic planned economy and rational use of resources with mandatory .... One of the main paragraph in the movement s ideology is rejecting from rise to power as the organized group. The main objective of the DSPA s activities is organizing a large scale civil resistancemovement from the capitalistic system. Other objectives involvement in struggle for rights of ordinary ... is a network organization. All decisions within the Movement are taken by consensus. Anybody who agree with the DSPA s charter and who is directly participating in movement s actions may consider himself as the DSPA s member. History of DSPA Before organizing all it s here and now campaigns the Movement had a preparation period. During that period all members discussed the Movement s theory, ideology .... Campaigns Main line of activity of DSPA are street campaigns. Average in a month the Movement ... and civil movements Along with street campaigns DSPA takes part in labor movement and in civil ... more details
Estonian resistancemovement Estonian language Estonian Eesti vastupanuliikumine was an resistance during World War II underground Political movementmovement to Resistance during World War II resist the occupation of Estonia by Nazi Germany , 1941&ndash 1944 during World War II . Due to the unusually benign measures implemented in Estonia by the German Military occupation occupation authorities, especially in contrast to the preceding harsh Occupation of Baltic Republics Soviet occupation of Estonia 1940 &ndash 1941 , the movement was slower to develop effective tactics on a wide scale than in other occupied countries. Background Image RiigiTeataja20091944.jpg thumb 250px The September 18, 1944 appointed Government of Estonia in Riigi Teataja While there was a general mood of gratitude towards ... and no genuine Germanophile could be found. ref name Misiunas Pro independence resistance An underground resistancemovement ref name Smith , whose members looked to the western Allies for support ... were arrested, the leaders of the resistancemovement escaped arrest however their activities were severely .... The resistance, which was expressed through a campaign of non compliance co ordinated by the underground movement and a clandestine press ref name Smith , was favoured by the geographical proximity to Sweden and Finland where the organised political resistance in Tartu and Tallinn were able to maintain ... Law 69.3, 289 316. ref The movement subsequently formed the National Committee of the Republic ... Soviets. Pro Soviet resistance A small number of Estonians were involved in underground resistance during World War II ranging from producing illegal publications, to espionage , to violent ... during World War II Occupation of Estonia by Nazi Germany Resistance during World War II Category ... II Category National liberation movements Category World War II resistance movements Category Eastern European World War II resistance movements et Vastupanuliikumine okupeeritud Eestis 1941 1944 it Resistenza ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2007 The Bulgarian resistancemovement was part of the anti Axis powers Axis resistance during World War II . It consisted of armed and unarmed actions of resistance groups against the Wehrmacht forces in Bulgaria and the Kingdom of Bulgaria authorities. It was mainly communist and pro Soviet Union . Participants in the armed resistance were called partizanin a partisan and yatak a helper, or a supporter, someone who provides cover for someone else . Background German forces entered Bulgaria as a result of Bulgaria s adhesion to the Axis powers of World War II Axis on 1 March 1941. The Bulgarian Communist Party BCP declared this to be a fatal move and once again called for a union with the USSR . The Communist s had long despised the pro German policy of Prime Minister Bogdan Filov and even campaigned in 1940 for a political pact with Moscow the Sobolev action . Before the German invasion of the USSR , there had not been any armed resistance in Bulgaria. At the start of World War II , the Comintern supported a policy of non intervention , arguing that the war was an imperialist war between various national ruling classes, but when the Soviet Union itself was invaded on 22 June 1941, the Comintern changed its position. The resistancemovement was set up in August 1941 by the Bulgarian Communist Party to oppose the pro Nazi government. Beginning The German ... on Soviet submarines and aircraft to boost the resistancemovement . 55 experienced communist fighters ..., on 24 June, the BCP called for an armed resistance against the Wehrmacht and the Bogdan Filov government. In the first year of the resistance the BCP used mainly its combat groups Bulgaria combat groups ... by reinforcing the persecution of the resistance members. Thousands of opposition activists were ... , even more people joined the resistance. NOVA grew as a significant military force. In the Tran ... to death for revolutionary activity. Category World War II resistance movements Category Anti fascism ... more details
The Resistance can refer to a Resistancemovement . It can also refer to The Resistance series , a book series by Vlad Matviets The Resistance album The Resistance album , an album by British rock band Muse The Resistance Animorphs , an Animorphs book The Resistance comics , a Wildstorm comic book series The Resistance party game , a card game The Resistance series , an American science fiction series The Resistance novel , a children s novel by Gemma Malley, published in 2008 Battlestar Galactica The Resistance , a series of Battlestar Galactica Webisodes The Resistance , a song on the studio album New Surrender by the rock band Anberlin See also Resistance disambiguation Resistance deliberate link to the dab redirect page per WP DAB disambig ... more details
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